The Montgomery Advertiser, Monday 26 December 1910
(Alabama)

Thomas James
CINCINNATI, O., Dec 25.—Thomas James, former President of the National Association of Shoe Makers, died today at his suburban home at Ft. Thomas, Ky. He was born in Cornwall, England, sixty years ago, and located in Cincinnati in his youth.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer, Monday 26 December 1910
(Alabama)

Prominent Ohio Shoe Man Dies
CINCINNATI, Dec 25.—Thomas James, formerly president of the National Association of Shoe Manufacturers, died today in his suburban home in Fort Thomas, Ky. Mr. James for years was prominently identified with the shoe manufacturing industry in this city. He retired a few years ago after having amassed a fortune. He was born in Cornwall, England, sixty years ago, and came to Cincinnati in his youth.

The Lexington Herald, Monday 26 December 1910
(Kentucky)

THOMAS JAMES, WEALTHY SHOE MANUFACTURER, DIES
NEWPORT, Ky., Dec. 25.—Thomas James, former president of the National Association of Shoe Manufacturers, died today. He was born sixty years ago in Cornwall, England, and came to Cincinnati when a youth. He became wealthy some years ago and lived in his suburban home at Ft. Thomas, Ky.

Contributed by Bob Bolitho