Baptists Elect Officers In National Convention
United Press reports from Des Moines Iowa that Henry Bond of New York was chosen as President of the Northern Baptists. W H Doane of Ohio was elected President of the American Baptist Publication Society. Detroit is favored to host the next convention over Denver.
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United Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Northern Baptists
Henry Bond
New York
W. H. Doane
Ohio
American Baptist’s Publication Society
Detroit
Denver
Taft christens poodle with quip at Red Bank
A French poodle presented to President Taft at Red Bank is nicknamed T. R. after the President jokes that his bark is worse than his bite. A sizable crowd gathered to see the event in Long Branch, New Jersey.
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United Press Special
Long Branch
N. J
Taft
Red Bank
T. R
Boy Shot Self While Playing with Unloaded Air Gun
Dr. Cain and Dr. Moore operated Sunday to remove a bullet from the left thumb of seven year old Chas Phelps. The boy, living with his parents on the Steubenville road, was playing with an air gun he believed was unloaded when he accidentally shot himself.
Police Chief Heads to Akron Over Arrest Warrant
Chief of Police John A. Long left Monday for Akron where Leslie Bas ford now held on a board bill jump charge. Warrant sworn by Mrs. Sarah Rockwell.
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John A. Long
Akron
Leslie Basford
Sarah Rockwell
Samuel W. Luccock
W. B. Shaw
North Eleventh Street
Canton
David Devoud
Caldwell
Tudie Gregg
North Seventh Street
City
Jay C. Goodrich
M. E. Church
Quaker City
C. C. Long
H. C. Callihan
George Rickey
B. F. Hinton
Lands Sold at Sheriff Sale for 2400 Dollars
Sheriff John S. Berry sold 100 acres of coal land near Love City belonging to Mr. Redd at sheriff s sale on Saturday to William Rigby. The land was appraised at 1500 dollars and the consideration amounted to 2400 dollars.
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John 8S
Berry
Children’s Cry Over Fletcher’s Castoria Dismissals
Dismissals in Keenan hospital include Mrs. John Wiley of Mt. Ep...ham, Mrs. F E Saltsgaver of Senecaville, Mrs. Samuel Watkins of Cambridge and Dwight Gillespie of Cambridge.
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Keenan Hospital
John Wiley
Mt. Epbham
F. E. Saltsgaver
Senecavillé
Samuel Watkins
Cambridge
Dwight Gillespie
Miss Anna Boyd Visits Cousin in Kimbolton Area
Miss Anna Jane Boyd of Birds Run R F D No 1 spent from Sunday to Tuesday with her cousin Mary R Davie of Kimbolton R FP D 1.
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Anna Jane Boyd
Birds Run R. F. D. No
Mary R. Davie
Kimbolton R. FP. D
Democrats of Guernsey Win Respect Despite Few Con tests
The Democrats of Guernsey, usually the minority, left several seats vacant yet earned broad approval for their selections. Observers note no missteps in their ballots, unlike several candidates on the opposing ticket who faced ballot mistakes.
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Guernsey
Voter Confusion Tops Taft Roosevelt Delegates Choice
The primary ballot confounded many voters in this district resulting in Taft and Roosevelt delegates chosen amid broad dissatisfaction. Voters find county commissioner selections especially puzzling with outcomes likened to a lottery.
Fight for Ohio delegates heats up ahead of convention
The Ohio battle over state convention control and six delegates at large grows intense as Walter Brown of Roosevelt and Laylin for Taft pledge to secure or instruct delegates. The struggle foreshadows a heated contest possibly extending to the national convention with Democrats also set for a strenuous unit rule fight.
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Ohio
Walter Brown
Roosevelt
Laylin
Taft
Ohio lawmakers convicted in graft case four named figures
Four Ohio members and attaches of the general assembly have been convicted in a graft case: Owen Evans, Rodney J. Diegle, L. R. Andrews, and Isaac E. Huffman. Senator George K. Cetone faces trial in early June. With exceptions of Andrews, the accused were prominent leaders in the anti Harmon effort sparked by the governor.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Owen Evans
Rodney J. Diegle
L. R. Andrews
Isaac E. Huffman
George K. Cetone
Andrews
Harmon
Hollingsworth Wins District Nomination Amid War Spirit Rally
Cadiz politician Hon. D. A. Hollingsworth clinches the district nomination for Congress with a decisive win including Belmont and Jefferson counties and Monroe and Carroll. As a congressman he stands as the last stronghold of old bloody shirt politics, drawing national attention for his decisive stance and willingness to keep the war spirit alive.
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D. A. Hollingsworth
Cadiz
Congress
Belmont
Jefferson
Monroe
Carroll
Hollingsworth
North
Smith Elected Delegate in Ohio Delegation Fight
Arthur W. Smith of Byesville defeats Ransbottom of Muskingum by 106 votes to win the district delegate seat. Corrected returns place Roosevelt with a solid delegation and 39 Ohio delegates. Taft’s managers say he can win nomination without Ohio.
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Arthur W. Smith
Byesvillle
Ransbottom
Muskingum
Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Taft ousted as Republican leader by his own state
The Pittsburg Post notes Taft’s leadership of the Republican party ended when he faced repudiation from his home state, signaling a major party realignment and loss of support for the former president.
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Pittsburg
Taft
Republican Deadlock Hangs on Taft Delegates
The piece notes the Republican scene likely reaches a deadlock as confidence wavers over Mr. Taft retaining sufficient southern professional delegates.
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Taft
South
Democratic conventions schedule across the state
The notice lists the state convention in Toledo on June 4 and 5, the judicial convention in Zanesville on July 24, the county convention in Cambridge on June 1 at 10 4 m, and the senatorial convention in Newcomerstown on June 18. The county central committee will meet in probate court room Tuesday May 28 at 1 o'clock to organize and transact business.
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Toledo
Zanesville
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Probate
Presidential third term alarm in Washington
The text questions President Roosevelt pursuing a third term and possibly aiming to upend the constitution for personal power, arguing such a move threatens the republic and the long-term durability of republican government as debated by concerned American citizens in Washington.
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United States
Roosevelt
Washington
Post-primary Ohio outlook shapes Democratic tilt
The Baltimore News analyzes Ohio post primary dynamics noting if Bryan had shown party dominance in a state that two years ago gave Harmon 100 377 votes he might have controlled the national convention. Endorsement of his state would make Harmon a serious candidate with a larger following than apparent.
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Baltimore News
Ohio
Bryan
Harmon
Baltimore
Ohio GOP contest stirs Democrats and boosts Harmon
The article argues the Republican battles in Ohio and elsewhere mobilize Democrats, elevating Governor Harmon as a strong, level headed candidate with Ohio backing and potential New York support. It comments on the irritations of ill manners and the value of politeness.
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Ohio
Richmond
Harmon
Bryan
New York
Roosevelt Praises Soldiers Amid Pension Controversy
The Outlook for May, edited by Roosevelt, condemns Congress for rapid private pension bills. It warns that waste and extravagance burden American civilization and mocks the pledge of economy and honest administration. An old Civil War veteran supplied the passage.
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Roosevelt
Cambridge
Congress
Notable attendees named for Indianapolis auto races and Decoration Day event
The article lists Dr. A C C Purdum, Howard Shroyer, Virgil Fordyce, J L Fritz and Dr C L Casey among those attending Indianapolis automobile races. Capt J B Ferguson to speak at Mt Gilead on Decoration Day with Mrs Ferguson. Wm L Smith also plans to attend. Rev John Cash of Buffalo visited the city Monday.
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Indianapolis
A. CC. Purdum
Howard Shroyer
Virgil Fordyce
J. L. Fritz
C. L. Casey
J. B. Ferguson
Mt. Gilead
Ferguson
Wm. L. Smith
John Cash
Buffalo
Supreme Court denies Ohio railroad rate regulation power
The U S Supreme Court rules the Ohio railroad commission cannot regulate rates on lake coal shipped from Ohio mines to Cleveland and Port Huron for distribution at ports, ruling the state agency lacks authority over interstate commerce. The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad challenged the commission's action, which followed a petition from the Pittsburgh Vein Operators' Association of Ohio.
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Federal Supreme Court
Wingg
Ohio Railway Commission
Columbus
Ohio Railroad Commission
Ohio
Cleveland
Port Huron
Supreme Court of the United States
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
State Commission
Pitsburg Vein Operators’ Association of Ohio
Churches hindered by narrow-minded Christians say Brougher
Rev. Dr. James Whitcomb Brougher of Los Angeles told the Northern Baptist convention that today’s churches are held back more by small minded Christians than by open wickedness, as the convention continued its session in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Des Moines
James Whitcomb Brougher
Los Angeles
Northern Baptist Convention
Ice Wagon Drivers Face Potential Strike Over Wages
Chicago on May 28 reports ice-handlers union officers and employers negotiating a new wage scale. If no agreement is reached about 2,000 drivers and helpers will strike.
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Chicago
Ice-Handlers
Explosion Kills Eighty in Castellon Theater Fire
A theater fire in Villareal, Castellon, Spain, on May 28 killed eighty people after a cinematograph explosion triggered the blaze. Authorities investigate causes and casualties rise.
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Castellon
Spain
Villareal
Vendetta-Fueled Stabbing Injures Cincinnati Youth
In Cincinnati on May 27 a feud dating from Hungary led a group of Genger's countrymen to stab the 18 year old Jacob Genger, injuring him amid ongoing vendetta tensions.
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Cincinnati
Hungary
Jacob Genger
Record crowd expected at Chicago convention
Chairman Harry New of the Republican national committee said over 100,000 seat applications already filed for the Chicago convention with many from foreign country representatives. He noted the figure breaks all attendance records.
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Chicago
Harry New
Republican National Committee
Rebels Claim Torreon Captured by Juarez Forces
Rebel officials in Juarez announced a formation from Torreon indicating its capture by Juarez forces. The report dated May 28 from El Paso references the apparent success against Torreon.
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Torreon
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Sunday School Lesson on Kingdom and Spiritual Disciplines
The text sets the main goal as the kingdom of God and His righteousness, urges believers to live worthy of Christ while awaiting His return, and emphasizes the Father’s provision. It contrasts sincere spiritual practice with public show, links prayer fasting and almsgiving to heart devotion, and stresses the need for Spirit fullness and obedience to God over human approval.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Ezek
God
Mammoo
Devil
Abraham
Christ
Dr. Saphir
Isa
L Will
Moses
Elijah
Lightning rods protect buildings says Ohio expert
C B T of Pickaway county urges farmers mutuals to adopt iron or copper lightning rods. He cites Wisconsin Fire Marshal data and Ohio cases showing rodded buildings suffer far fewer losses, with a 100 foot barn protected for about 15 dollars. Professor J Warren Smith of Ohio State University adds guidance on proper installation.
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C. B.T
Pickaway County
Farmers’ Bulletin
Research Committee of
Great Britain
Oliver Lodge
Ion
Wisconsin
Farm Mutual Associations
Ohio
J. Warren Smith
Ohio State University
Interesting Farm Boys Steer Hands On Training On The Farm
A College of Agriculture note highlights how farm boys gain life work interest by copying farm machinery. On an Allen county farm boys built a windmill atop a 15 foot derrick, drilled a well, and crafted a working pump with all iron and wood by themselves. Early garden work is urged as the best way to enjoy vegetables.
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Allen County
H. E. Elwine
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Farm Advice on Cattle and Corn Ground Prep
The note recommends giving cattle salt when they lick each other or chew harness. It emphasizes worthwhile extra time spent preparing corn ground. It closes with a folk saying about early latched pullets being the Winter lavena.
Cured To Stay Cured How a Cambridge Citizen Found Freedom
Cambridge resident Mrs. W. C. Scott recalls Doan's Kidney Pills curing long standing kidney and back pains. The testimonial cites relief after irregular kidney action and backache with complete results from Brenan & Wilson's drug store. Sold everywhere 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Cambridge
Dean
W. C. Scott
Gaston Ave
Ohio
DoDan
Brenan & Wilson's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Men Arrested at Northwood Cemetery for Obscene Language
Boyd Wilson and Stewart Malson were arrested at Northwood cemetery Sunday afternoon by Supt. Henry Hall and Prosecuting Attorney B F Enos for intoxication and using obscene language during Red Men memorial services. They fought as officers subdued them, were jailed, warrants issued, and hearing set for Monday evening. The incident carried penalties of up to $5 for intoxication and $200 or six months for obscene language.
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Boyd Wilson
Stewart Malson
Henry Hall
B. F. Enos
Northwood Cemetery
Hall
Enos
P. L. Baker
Squire Reasoner
Roosevelt Defends Budget as Taft Attacks
Morristown New Jersey May 27 Colonel Roosevelt replies to Taft charges of extravagance. He argues his seven and a half year administration ran a surplus, noting Taft would need to ignore six and a half years to claim a deficit. He cites a net income between two and three hundred million dollars.
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United Press Special
Morristown
N. J
Roosevelt
Taft
Spaulding offers loving cup for Cambridge league pennant
The Spaulding Baseball Co proposes a 4 silver loving cup or twelve watch charms to the Cambridge Sunday School Baseball League pennant winner, conditional on using Spaulding balls exclusively. The central committee will consider the proposition at its next meeting.
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M. Slingluff
Cambridge
Central Committee
Managan Visit to Pollock Family in Zanesville
Mr and Mrs James Managan of Zanesville are visiting Mrs Flanagan s parents Mr and Mrs James Pollock in a family social report noting travel and kinship ties.
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James Managan
Zanesville
Mrs. Flanagan
James Pollock
Eaton family plan visits to Cleveland and Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Eaton of East Pike with daughter Marie depart for a week in Cleveland and Columbus. Mr. Eaton returns midweek while Mrs. Eaton and Marie continue to Columbus before coming home.
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J. E Eaton
East Pike
D. W. Mowery
North Seventh Street
Cleveland
Columbus
Boxwell Examination Results Show Mixed Pass Rate
The Boxwell examination held May 18 proved difficult for most students with only about a third passing. The list of successful names includes Helen D. Dyeer, Ray Brevere Ar nold, Daisy Elswick, Robert Bruce Dieken, Barbara Flaherty, Otis Gildea and many others.
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Boxwell
Helen D. Dyeer
Ray Brevere Arnold
Daisy Elswick
Robert Bruce Dieken
Barbara Flaherty
Otis Gildea
Thoburn Ledman
Emily Gallagher
Andrew McDonough
Horace Milhone
Florence Gallagher
Gerald Madden
Martha ©. Harding
Eugene Robe
Grenville Sears
Sadie Henderson
Foster Scott
Pauline BE. Hetrick
James Siddle
Henry Trott
Roxy Johnston
Allen West
Margaret McAfee
Wm. Bryan Watson
Estella M. Parry
Walter Waller
Iva M. Rossiter
Martha Bond
Virgil Shaw
Edith CC. Richard
Mabel Stokely
Elsie Fpf
Baker
Mabel Stewart
Gwendolyn Bebout
Nettie Tucker
Birdie G. Bell
Harriet Vincent
Dessie Cummings
Surprise party honors Mr. Davis at birthday celebration
Mrs. Thomas Davis hosted a Saturday evening surprise for Mr. Davis with a noon four course dinner and Carnations centerpiece. Guests included Harriet Gorley Charley Gorley Delphia Black Kelley Boyd family Birds Run Cain Decker Charles Davis George Camp Jane Shafer Milton Thacher Jack Edwards daughters and Prof. William Todd of Pittsburg.
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Thomas Davis
Davis
Harriet Gorley
Charley Gorley
Delphia Black
Kelley Boyd
Birds Run
Cain Decker
Charles Davis
George Camp
Jane Shafer
Milton Thatcher
Jack Edwards
William Todd
Pittsburg
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Health Restore
Purporting to purify the blood, the ad claims heavy impure blood causes a muddy complexion head aches and digestive issues. It asserts Burdock Blood Bitters makes the blood rich and red and restores perfect health.
William Oliver of Washington Visited Here
William Oliver of Washington was a guest of friends here Saturday, visiting local residents and taking part in social gatherings during his stay.
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William Oliver
Washington
Dean's Ointment Promises Instant Relief for Skin Ailments
Stop itching instantly with Dean's Ointment claiming to cure piles eczema salt rheum tetter lich hives herpes scabies. Available at any drug store.
Mr and Mrs Bert Frazier Visit Zanesville Saturday
Mr and Mrs Bert Frazier were guests of friends in Zanesville Saturday, enjoying a social visit and local hospitality.
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Bert Frazier
Zanesville
Dean's Reg ulats Cure Constipation in One Dose
Advertisement notes a mild laxative claim for Dean's Reg ulats claiming a single dose eases habitual constipation. Price listed as 25 cents per box and urged to ask druggists for them.
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Dean
Global gold output climbs to 66 million in year
The 1911 gold production is estimated at 66 million dollars, up 14 million from 1910 and more than 200 thousand above ten years earlier.
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Advertised Remedy for Croup
A testimonial from Mrs. IL Whitacre of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as the best remedy for a often fatal disease croup. The note claims eight years of successful family use.
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Thomas
IL. ‘Whitacre
Buffalo, N. Y
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