Relief measures boost confidence as certificates draw interest
President Roosevelt receives broad praise for finance relief efforts as Treasury fields surge of one year certificates of indebtedness applications. Banks foresee these securities circulating like currency with a 12 percent monthly yield on a 50 dollar note, backed by gold reserves and bank trust.
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Funeral of Mrs Hainds Held in Glass Plant Addition
Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Hainds were conducted at her home in the Glass Plant addition Tuesday at 2 30 o'clock by Rev. David B. Carman. The body will be moved to Pittsburg for interment.
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Walk and Eat Prunes Edward Payson Weston’s Health Rules
Cleveland brief notes the 19th century pedestrian Edward Payson Weston promoting walking as health, urging prunes daily, abstaining from liquor, and daily baths. He continued his Portland Maine to Chicago tramp, covering 30 miles to Cleveland in eight hours and planning onward toward Wakeman Ohio.
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Marietta High Meets Cambridge Friday at Electric Park
Marietta High School travels to Electric Park to face Cambridge High in a clash after their 33 to 0 loss in the first meeting. The locals boast a strong season record with only one setback, despite muddy conditions at New Philadelphia. Admission 25 cents. game at 1 30 p m to fit the 3 20 train schedule.
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Carrie Nation Debates Bartenders’ Union in Cleveland
Carrie Nation and Mike Goldsmith will hold a public debate at Central Armory on Sunday afternoon titled The Saloon the Nations Greatest Curse. The event follows a heated clash between Nation and Goldsmith in the mayor’s office.
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Eight Foot Strip Debate Delays Railroad Sheds Plan
City council deadlocked on vacating an eight foot strip between 3rd and 4th streets to allow B. & U. railroad freight sheds. Railroad would pay sewer and paying assessments totaling 1648.58 and modernize land between Wheeling avenue and the Marietta Division tracks. A called meeting will reconsider the measure as turbines push for curb access and wider street frontage. Councilors debated station access, paving costs, and tank removal, with the vote ending in a tied result.
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Labor federation backs anti boycott case and immigration limits
Norfolk Va November 19 The American Federation of Labor adopts the special committee report on the Van Cleave Buck Store and Range injunction suit approves a one cent per member tax for defense funds and other attacks by manufacturers association. It endorses immigration exclusion from Asia and the Pacific and urges union terms over open or closed shop labels plus eight hour day on the Panama Isthmus and broader federation of trades unions.
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Hearing Postponed in Public Service Election Contest
Judge Luccock heard the case where George Stottlemire contests Charles W. Carnes’s seat on the Board of Public Service. After brief formalities the hearing was adjourned to Friday at 10 o clock as prosecutor Sheppard and Capt. Ferguson needed in Common Pleas Court.
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Grocers Wife Shoots Herself in Columbus
Columbus reports Mrs. James Schoeder wife of a Milo grocer shot herself amid alleged family troubles. The incident occurred today with no further details provided.
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Jury visits Pleasant City in murder case
The jury in State of Ohio v James Stacks, charged with second degree murder, visited Pleasant City with Sheriff Moore and Prosecutor Charles Sheppard along with Attorneys Joyce and Stevens to view the murder scene.
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Court House News John W Arnold vs James Mc Niece Appeal
Bill of particulars and summons from the docket of C M Ault justice of the peace of Oxford township filed in the appeal between John W Arnold and James Mc Niece.
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Pay Checks Counterfeited on Central Railroad of New Jersey
Easton, Pa. Nov 19. Authorities have not been notified that five dollar wage checks issued to employees by the Central Railroad of New Jersey have been counterfeited, with losses estimated around ten thousand dollars.
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Barbed Wire Helped Capture Suspect After Fatal Shooting
In Export Greensbis Minnesota area, John Chatork, an alleged murderer, was captured after he ran into a barbed wire fence during pursuit. The suspect Chaboski reportedly shot Alex Sulbuski, with the gunfire stemming from an old grudge. Constable Robert Painter aided the arrest as the suspect bled profusely.
Mrs. Edwards Dies in Albuquerque New Mexico
Mrs. Harry Edwards nee Annie Hanna, daughter of Henry Hanna of Winterset, died in Albuquerque New Mexico on November 6. She left Winterset for the Southwest in 1888 and is survived by her husband and two children, Edward McAdams and Mrs. Bessie Stevenson, in Albuquerque. Brother W. H. H. Hanna of Winterset is listed among the family.
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Board Jumpers Arrested After Train Incident
Jack Kirby and Alex Ford of Belle Valley were arrested on information from Belle Valley on the charge of jumping a board bill totaling 32 dollars including borrowed money and livery hire. The case was settled this afternoon and the men were released.
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Supreme Court Rules Pittsburg Allegheny Consolidation Legal
The U S Supreme Court in a unanimous decision upholds the Pittsburg Allegheny consolidation. Justice Moody writes that federal courts lack jurisdiction to block the plan and notes the act passed by Pennsylvania in February 1906. The ruling affirms the state process and rejects claims of contract violation or improper taxation.
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Overland to Russia's Capital by Trans-Siberian Route
Secretary Taft and party departed Vladivostok at 2 p m for St Petersburg aboard the Trans-Siberian line with heavy Russian guards for safety. A young woman found dying near Tsarsveselo Palace confessed she had been chosen to carry out an assassination but her plan failed and she attempted suicide.
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