Ohio Campaign Aims To Make State Best For Living And Business
The Ohio State Board of Commerce launches The People Campaign to secure adoption of three constitutional amendments. It details local county and township committees, enrollment of voters as associates, and a statewide fund plan. It argues amendments will streamline taxation and government efficiency and urges broad citizen cooperation for November voting.
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Stats Board of Commerce
Ohio
General Assembly
United States
Joseph B. Forwaker
A&a
Janary
Charles Dick
Dts
Tax Commission
Harris
Andrew L. Harris
Commission
Ohio State Grange
Ohio State Board of Commerce
State of
Oye
Conechin
Tebalta
Ublic
Greens
Chamberlain
House of Representatives
James M. Williams
Senate
National Convention Sparks Warm Political Theater
A commentator forecasts the Republican nomination and outlines the Chicago convention ambiance. Delegates from all states and territories gather as rules, platforms, and a nominee appear imminent with celebrations hinted to follow the formal renomination.
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Robertus Love
Chicago
Coliseum
Harry 8. New
Indianapolis
Natione Committee
New
USC
Massachusetts
Missouri
Oregon
Okahoma
Alaska
Porto Rico
Taxpayer deposits fall amid bond and hoarding concerns
A banker notes deposits declined from $74,000 to $41,000 with about one third invested in non taxable bonds and the rest hoarded or hidden. The remark highlights tax evasion concerns and asset concealment behavior in the financial sector.
Dark horse candidates and a look at conventions history
The piece explains dark horse nominees emerging from deadlocked conventions such as Hayes Garfield and Harrison and notes how vice presidential picks follow with less fanfare. It highlights Willian F. Stone as Chicago convention sergeant at arms and recounts dynamite irrigation ideas and Ohio constitutional amendments intertwined with political history.
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Chicago
Avery
Hayes
Carfield
Benjamin Thirrison
Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
New York
Platt
Jonathan P .Dolliver
Iowa
Dolliver
McKinley
John Franklin ‘Ort
New Jersey
Jones S. Sherman
New York State
Franklin Murphy
John Hays Hammond
Massachusetts
Fairbanks
Billy Stone
Blu
Willian F. Stone
Baltimore
Stone
Hanna
Ify Stone
Mr. Stone
Billy
Republic
Leather horseshoes may suit Australia soil conditions
A French journal reports a new leather horseshoe market in Australia. The leather shoe provides better support on grassy or sandy ground, reducing risk when a horse loses a shoe. It notes higher cost but argues longer wear and potential wider adoption where soil allows.
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Europe
Agricultural Department
Washington
Samuel J. Crawford
Kansas
Crawford
St. Paul
Secretary of Agriculture
le France Parleur
Australia
Ice cream for breakfast catching on in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia confectioner notes a growing trend of serving ice cream at breakfast. Several customers request a quart of strawberry cream before 7 am, creating an early morning route alongside the milkman and signaling a hot weather craving gaining traction locally.
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Philadelphia
Idle Ideal Fades in Denver Diva Tour
The Denver News Times reflects on heartbreak as a celebrated figure from a tour concludes that the man once seen as an ideal is merely an idle dream. The piece questions fame, romance, and public perception.
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Denver News-Times
Match Play. Whats bogie at your golf club
A witty quip from Puck notes a dugout joke about golf club culture with a line about nineteen scotch highballs and three gin rickeys in a playful social gossip item.
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Maine
Texas
Lill.bois
Indiana
National Committee
Julius Caesar Burrows
Michigan
Burrows
Committee On Permanent Organization
William H. Taft
Theodore E. Burton
Taft
Cannon
House
Hughes
la Follette
Wisconsin
Battle Bob
Knox
Pennsylvania
Hepublgan National Convention
General Grant
Committee On Rules and Order of Business
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
Great Republic
Theodore EK. Burton
Chicago Coliseum
Secretary of State
A. D
C. A. Thompson
Andrew L. Harnia
United States OF America
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
Columbus
Wiesreer
Exan
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