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Political tension rises as Bryan contest splits Ohio Democrats
Ohio Democrats clash over Bryan’s influence and old fashioned ideals as factions spar over the fall campaign. The dispute threatens cooperation between pro and anti Bryan wings, with editorials warning of continued strife and possible political paralysis.
Roosevelt Gazes at Kings as Congress Mulls Air Bid
An appropriation to furnish the house and senate in Washington with cool dry air is pending while public interest grows. The country watches as Colonel Roosevelt reportedly said he bluffed on a pair or drew to the jack, with little notice taken.
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Owen County Democrat
Butter men of Chicago face political shifts
The passage critiques Chicago butter men opposing packers and consumers while urging the Democratic party to conserve presidential timber. It warns about grocers testing Southern melons and criticizes French aviators as reckless. It muses on joy gliding and ends with a quip about the Havemyer Scandal sugar off.
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Exhibition at Fourth Intermediate School Highlights Art and Sewing
The Fourth Intermediate School held a gala exhibition showcasing art work from pupils of the school and Ward Hughes High School. Visitors admired water color drawings, wall stencils, samplers, and original wallpaper designs, plus sewing, hats, and tailored outfits. Boys displayed manual training progress from rulers to furniture and cabinets. Speakers included Superintendent Dyer and former principal Mr. Sands recalling fifty years of teaching in the district.
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Absurdities of the Law on Burglary and Larceny Explored
A fragmented discussion explains burglary and larceny definitions. It notes that breaking in at night matters, as does a door left slightly ajar, and that entering a tent can count as a dwelling. It also contrasts larceny with mere misdemeanor in incomplete control.
Northside Advance Club Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Northside Advance club met at Mrs. Domhoff's residence on Hamilton Avenue for an afternoon session. Reports were given by the president and officers. Mrs. Schwarz and Mrs. Payne presented papers on Geneva and Lucerne, with Mrs. Schwarz also giving a piano solo and Mrs. Zimmerman singing. The group adjourned for summer.
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Graduation festivities at Jewish Hospital School of Nursing
The Jewish Hospital Training School for Nurses held graduation exercises in the Home for the Jewish Aged and Infirm chapel. Medals and diplomas were awarded to graduates from Cincinnati and Canada as Dr. Robert W. Stewart spoke on the evolution of the nurse. The event included music, a reception, and a grand gathering of over two hundred guests.
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Wedding Ties for Miss Marguerite Ernst and Mr. Hackney
The wedding of Miss Marguerite Ernst and Mr. Robert Hackney will be held this afternoon at Seventh Presbyterian Church on Madison road with Miss Sarah Ernst as maid of honor and Roscoe Hackney as best man. A reception at the Country club follows the ceremony.
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Covington Society Notes and Engagement Announcements
Covington society columns report the engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth Coombs to George F Eaton Jr at the bride’s home. Nearby items note Mrs Reed’s illness, Mrs Andrews hosting a six hundred party, and multiple Covington social visits and travels, including conversations about upcoming weddings and gatherings at Newport and Bluegrass Inn.
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Thoughts on Zoo Visits and Millinery Fashions
A writer reflects on opening zoo gates to city youths, praising animal study for education and empathy. He vents about modern big hats and millinery fashions, describing crowded streetcar scenes and the social mood, while expressing mixed amusement and sympathy.
Political Pot Pourri in National Debate Headlines
excerpts from editorials mock political figures including Bryan Hughes Taft and the Washington scene. critics question timing of a New York special session and comment on civic leadership. captions note editorials from Chicago Inter Ocean St Paul Pioneer Press Richmond Times Dispatch and Washington Herald.
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Dreadnought Talk Divides Ohio Senators in Campaign
Ohio opinion columns note the nation is buzzing over dreadnoughts as a political issue. Senators debate national defense while tensions abroad rise and the Cleveland results show tight races. Dick's bid for the state senate fell short, McDonald edged Blakeley as a dark horse.
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Kennedy renomination and postmaster recommendations noted
The article notes Congressman James W. Kennedy’s renomination and his routine of recommending appointments or reappointments as postmasters. The Alliance Leader satirizes him for favoring personal friends and political backers, while acknowledging such practices are common among politicians and congressmen.
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Education as a Path From Planed Uniformity to Real Life
A Scioto Gazette editorial likens the education system to a road grader, noting that leveling all pupils produces a generation needing reeducation for real life. It argues education should lead out and avoid overloading students with useless material.
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Ohio Representative Touvelle seeks halt to government card printing
Representative Touvelle of Ohio has introduced a bill in the house to stop the printing of business cards by the government on envelopes. This is eminently proper. It is hardly fair to require printers to enter into competition with the United States in this species of the printing business.
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Harmon arrives in Columbus to begin governorship
Governor Harmon lands in Columbus for inauguration and states his duties as chief executive. He notes his business in Cincinnati is settled to avoid interference with office. He continued managing as receiver of the C H D railroad, tied to Pierpont Morgan, at a salary for eight months after inauguration.
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Political chatter and road upkeep in Kentucky headlines
The column cites opinions from Kentucky papers on the Ohio governorship bid by Nick Longworth and the Beveridge Democrat doubt. It notes political fights in Indiana and Kentucky tempering with roads maintenance and Roosevelt’s steadfastness, plus dangers of cars in Danville happenings.
Question on Indiana politics and the secret ballot inquiry
The Richmond Item asks why Democratic legislators did not investigate Kern’s charge that corrupt intrigue and pledged votes swayed the last senate race. It questions whether Democrats value honor as Republicans do and who will now clear up whether the candidate’s charges were true.
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Marshall and Taggart Lamb Tale in Children’s Verse
A playful rhyme features Marshall's lamb with a large collar and Taggart as the lamb causes playful commotion with every move. The piece reads as a light, whimsical verse for young readers.
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Disappeared on Wedding Day with a Selfish Plan
A young man named Austin Grain sought to steal attention from a bride by a unique stunt. Keble Howard crafts the tale for next Sundays Illustrated Sunday Magazine, included with this paper. Janice Rood Horton offers advice on choosing a husband in her feature, sparking reader interest.
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The Moving Finger and The Ticket of Leave Man
E Phillips Oppenheim offers The Moving Finger in next Sundays Illustrated Magazine while James J Carroll presents The Ticket of Leave Man's Honor about an English convict who saves a life and serves another mans sentence. Both pieces appear as literary gems in the issue accompanying this paper.
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James J. Carroll
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