Puerto Rico and the Islands United States Policy Debate
In a long speech the speaker argues Congress must govern Puerto Rico and the Philippines under a territorial rule, not full constitutional application. He asserts Congress can impose laws and regulate immigration, tariffs, and residency while abiding by treaty conditions. He cites Jefferson, Jackson, and Marshall and urges a revenue plan for current needs while preserving congressional authority over territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
United States
Jefferson
Adams
Jackson
Marshall
Webster
Benton
Supreme Court of the United States
Philippine Islands
Louisiana Purchase
Florida Territory
Gadsgen Purchase
Alaska
Philippines
Congress
Political platform praises free labor and expansion gains
The passage outlines five reasons supporting free labor and protection of American workers, including territorial acquisition, trade expansion in the east, and citizenship protections. The Clarke local option bill failed 315 to 16 in the Senate. Chicago rail freight for the week ending March 32, 188, reached 158,232 tons, amid Leiter wheat shipments, a record set after a prior peak of 212,312 tons in late February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
East
Senate
Chicago
Leiter
Out of Town News Notices From Page Nine
Hasting Hawk works for Thomas Phillips while both Phillips and Mrs. Phillips suffer from la grippe. The Lodi teachers attend the county examination. Wr. Burleigh suffers concussion of the brain and is not expected to live. Hugh Mulligan ships a car load of bags to Nelsonville. Frank Evans held a sale and plans Nebraska relocation. A three months elec school may start mid April run by G. W. Christman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasting Hawk
Thomas Phillips
la Grippe
Lodi
Burleigh
Hugh Mulligan
Nelsonville
Frank Evans
Nebraska
Kélec
G. W. Christman
Local Briefs From Hebbardsville and Nearby Areas
George Frost Hebbardsville has moved to Hemlock to work for C. S. Poston. Mrs. Mary E. Neft remains ill but slowly improving. Charles Jolly’s long illness shows no clear improvement. Athens Athletic Club exhibition drew attendees from the locality Saturday. Steward purchased BH M Whetstone’s farm. Whetstone plans to move to Missouri soon. An Epworth League social is planned at the Stanley home next Friday evening with invitations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frost
Hemlock
C. S. Poston
Mary E. Neft
Charles Jolly
Athens Athletic Club
Steward
BH. M. Whetstone
Whetstone
Missouri
Local social notes from Marietta and Belpre area
Beebe and L. Devine of Marietta were guests here. Lewis Hawk sold all his household goods at public auction Thursday. Charles Hawk and wife of Belpre visited Lewis Hawk’s family last week. Allan Rhodehaver and wife of Porter, West Virginia, visited relatives here. Stella Copiey closed her Green Valley school with a literary entertainment. Frank Patten and wife Eliza Minear Mrs. H A Cook and daughter Albertie made business trips to Athens last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Devine
Marietta
Lewis Hawk
Charles Hawk
Belpre
Allan Rhodehaver
Porter
W. Va
Stella Copiey
Green Valley
Frank Patten
Eliza Minear
H. A. Cook
Albertie
Athens
Grindstone works resume in Amesville amid local visits
The Grindstone works resumed operations Monday in Amesville. Sheriff Porter visited over the weekend. Local residents Hallie Porter and Mrs. B. F. Dutton hosted relatives in Chesterhill. Several residents traveled to Athens and Marietta for business and visits including D. J. Hixon, Daniel Fleming, Fred Blunden, and Miss Nora Brooks.
Local Notes From New England Postings
Born to Mr and Mrs Wilson Ip wan a boy Arthur Algeo of Ellis Renpent Sunday with Blanche Smith Mary Starlin of Athens home friends Sunday Mr Davis of Marshfield made a timely visit to New England Friday Mrs E G Copeland of Stewart spent Sunday with Mrs Robert Copeland Villa Copeland was circulating among her many friends in Stewart last week Mat McWhorter attended the funeral services of Mrs Perry at Citysville Friday Miss Tessie Morrison attended the Castler Wolley wedding near Amesville Thursday Wa Marquis and wife of Sand Rock visited their niece Mrs Gray Copeland Miss Jessie Henry of Amesville and Edna Ellis of Sand Rock attended preaching here Sunday Little Emerson Copeland is quite ill with lung fever Wesley Cunningham is also on the sick list Rev B Taylor filled his regular appointment here Sunday and preached an excellent sermon Miss Clara Copeland entertained many young people at her home Wednesday Dora Davis closed her school here Friday The school in District No 3 was closed also Miss Davis and Mr Johnson gave good satisfaction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Ipwan
Arthur Algeo
Ellis Renpent
Blanche Smith
Mary Starlin
Athens
Home Friends
Davis
Marshfield
New England
E.G. Copeland
Stewart Apent
Robert Copeland
Villa Copeland
Stewart
Mat McWhorter
Perry
Citysville
Tessie Morrison
Amesville
Marquis
Sand Rock
Gray Copeland
Jessie Henry
Edna Ellis
Emerson Copeland
Wesley Cunningham
B. Taylor
Clara Copeland
Dora Davis
Hew
Miss Davis
Iohnson
Local Gossip from Glouster to Athens and Nearby Areas
Numerous brief notices report residents and visitors in Athens Nelsonville Buchtel Murray City and surrounding towns. Names include Bart Foley William Johnson G M Tolliver HS Rose Supt Headly Grace Sparks Judge Sawyer Sherif Porter and others with social calls business visits and family visits noted. The Walsall Fire Clay plant resumes operations after cold weather, with steady work expected through next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Foley
Athens
William Johnson
Nelsonville
G. M. Tolliver
Buchtel
Murray City
Judge Sawyer
Sherif Porter
LG. Mathena
Jerseyville
W. A. Pride
A.M. Holmes
Brownsville
L. Hesse
Johand Lovell
Ada
Burns
Bucyrus
Bessie Carpenter
J. J. Carpenter
Gleaster
Ott Me Dame
Oakdale
Hollister
A. EK
Taylor
Zanesville
Walsall Fire Clay Company
Local Notes From Athens and Surroundings
Len Smith was in Athens on business Monday. Mrs. Frank Stratcon spent Sunday with friends at Marshfield. Joseph Lightfoot of Chillicothe was in town on business Monday. Mrs. B F Smith hosted her father G B G Stewart of Athens Thursday. Several from here attended the teachers examination at Athena Saturday. Mrs. Frank Smart has guests this week George Plumly and daughters of Chillicothe Mrs Paul Atkinson and children of Parkersburg visited Mrs Warren Wickham last week. Allen Rodehaver and wife and little daughter of Porter W Va visited Mrs Herb Rice Saturday. A Social Glass was presented in Odd Fellows hall Thursday night by home talent for benefit of school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Smith
Athens
Prank Stratcon
Marshfield
Joseph Lightfoot
Chillicothe
B. F. Smith
G. BG. Stewart
Athena
H. Owings
Irs
Frank Smart
George Plumly
Chilicothe
Paul Atkinson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Warren Wickham
Allen Rodehaver
Porter W. Va
Herb Rice
Odd Fellows Hall
Local Notes from Trimble and Nearby
J A Sams visited Trimble on Tuesday. Henry of Athens came on business Monday. Emma McDonald of Glen Ebu stayed with Bertha Smith who hosted a musicale Saturday. C L Saunders and Lena Brookins visited Glouster last week. Olive Woodworth and Gertrude Sams visited Glouster on Saturday. Ella Weethee returned home after a week with her brother in New Salem. Joseph Bullen visited his daughter in Chauncey last week. Tobias Boudinot, ill all winter, is sinking. death expected soon. William Oberholver sold property to P L Druggan and moved to Chillcothe for a B & O position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sams
Trimble
D. Henry
Athens
Emma McDonald
Glen Ebu
Bertha Smith
C. L. Saunders
Lena Brookins
Glouster
Olive Woodworth
Gertrude Sams
Ella Weethee
New Salem
Joseph Bullen
Peter Pendergrass
Chauncey
Tobias Boudinot
Wm. Oberholver
P. L. Druggan
Chillcothe
Local notes from Coolville and Huntington travels
John Campbell visited Huntington on business while Mrs. Loreman visited Beebe relatives. G D Spencer recovers from grippe. R A Frame painted the post office and produce building. J O Knowles rested at home from Marietta bicycle rim factory. William Lyons remodels a purchased building into a dwelling. Charles Story Burton and Earl Gilbraith travel routes. School closed briefly due to Campbell's ill mother. Ladies Aid social raised funds with ample food and good company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Campbell
Huntington
W. Va
R. A. Loreman
Beebe
G. D. Spencer
Jagrippe
R. A. Frame
J. O. Knowles
Marietta
J. M. ‘Fidd
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Heathens Messenger and Herald
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Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W Bush
Chase
Congressional
Ohio
Tne
Philadelphia
Nash
Ens
Leigs County
Ss. Ross County
Gisarice
DR. Greene
Greenes Nervura
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Stoson
Hebbardsville
Grindstone
Sheriff Porter
Hallie Porter
B. F. Dutton
Chesterhill
D. J. Hixon
Daniel Fleming
N. DP. Rossington
Edith
Fred Blunden
Cincinnati
Wm. Fleming
Federal
R. V. Kins
Nora Brooks
Zaleski
J. MM. Howard
Marvin Miller
Thomas Bennett
Zambroe Oil Feld
Miss Staltzer
Broadwell
Effie
Anna L. Brown
John Wilson
Millfield
Coolville
Sam Sommer
Headquarters For Bargains
Athens, Ohio
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