Ohio Tax Debate Hits Statewide Tax Shifts
Governor Nash addresses taxation in Ohio, arguing Republicans cut state levy and shifted costs to corporations and utilities. He contrasts Democratic claims of monopoly with GOP claims of reduced rates for personal and real property. He cites city examples in Cleveland and Cincinnati to illustrate party differences and urges reelecting the Republican ticket.
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George K. Nash
Sidney
Ruie
Nash
General Assembly
Ohio
House of Representatives
Durleys
Tom L. Johnson
Sandusky
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Oho
Tom L. Johson
Tom Johnson
Democratic Party
Bellefontaine Republican
Campaign Commentary Across Papers on Trade and Reform
A volley of editorial takes from Canton, Van Wert, St. Marys, Toledo, and other papers argues free trade harms, reciprocity needs tariffs, and reformers like Tom Johnson spark demagoguery. Critics blame Johnson for anti-monopoly rhetoric while praising Roosevelt and Dems as defenders of the people against monopolies.
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Tom Johnson
Ohio
Lynching of Wes ley and Barton in Hempstead Texas
Jim Wesley and Reddick Barton were taken from Hempstead authorities and lynched in the public square after trials for criminal assault and murder. A mob overpowered the sheriff, attacked the jail, and executed both men by hanging as militia funds arrived too late to intervene. Sheriff Lipscomb was injured. a bystander was wounded by a stray shot.
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Hempstead
Tex
Jim Wesley
Reddick Barton
Houston
Thompson
Barton
Susan Lewis
Wesley
Lipscomb
American race superiority tied to living standard and family size
Berlin sociologist Alfred Vierkandt argues US independence and initiative fuel colossal enterprises. He links national career mobility to low social origins if ability is shown. International success may hinge on reconciling high living standards with larger families, noting a trend toward smaller families due to comfort standards.
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Berlin
Alfred Vierkandt
United States
Vierkandt
Court in Wisconsin Rules Shaving Not a Necessity
A Wisconsin court rules that shaving on Sunt is not a necessity. The Amants are in upheaval in several Macedonian districts amid bloodshed along the Kara Su river. Bellevue Hospital reports surgeons sutured a severed ventricle. patient Annie Kingsley may recover. Lions Bank at Summit South Dakota was robbed of 6006 dollars. burglars entered front door, used nitroglycerin to blow the safe, leaving no trace. Dr Ul Poyntz dies after a street duel at Paint Lick Kentucky with John C Siler, who is seriously wounded by three stars. they were close friends until a quarrel over Poyntz changing quarters. The French coal strike discussion in the chamber of deputies challenges government neutrality. Protests over troop deployment to protect non-strikers grow.
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Wisconsin
Macedonia
Kara Su
Bellevue Hospital
Ny Y
Annie Kingsley
Lions’ Bank
Summit
S. D
Paint Lick
Ul Poyntz
John C. Siler
Dr. Poyntz
Trials In the Army Report From Washington Oct 21
General George B. Davis reports for the year ended June 30 that 19 commissioned officers were court martialed with six acquitted. Two cadets were tried and convicted. 4,854 enlisted men convicted, 430 acquittals, 2,845 dishonorable discharges, and eight death sentences, four for murder.
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Washington
George B. Davis
The Dead Alive in Clinton Murder Case
In Memphis a man named Silas Hulin appeared in court claiming he was not dead, denying Clarence Peake killed him. Peake, sentenced to ten years for Hulin’s presumed murder, is now in an asylum, driven mad by the case. Hulin says he survived a shooting of another man and returned from Colorado to prove he lives.
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Memphis
Clarence Peake
Silas Hulin
Clinton
Tenn
Supreme Court
Beard
Peake
Here
Hulin
Colorado
Government defeated test votes on tariff bill in Reichstag
The government faced defeat in the Reichstag over tariff amendments proposed by Conservative and Centrist members. They seek higher wheat and rye duties while Chancellor Von Buelow resists changes, leaving three options: dissolve the Reichstag, seek compromise, or let the bill pass as is.
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Reichstagt
Chancelor von Buelow
Revichstag
Mob Executes Black Man in Forest City Arkansas
In Forest City Arkansas a mob of white residents burned a Black man named Young at the stake, accusing him of harming Mrs Lewis. Sheriff Williams failed to intervene as several hundred men carried out the lynching near town, following a sequence of alleged crimes against Mrs Lewis and subsequent pursuit.
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Forest City
Ark
Geni
Hartes Young
Lewis
Wiliams
Mra. Lewis
Five Die As Fire Ravages Chicago Refining Plant
A Chicago refinery fire at the Glucose Sugar Refining company plant on Taylor street and the river caused extensive damage and is believed to have killed 5 to as many as 30 workers. Only one body identified. fear of higher death toll persists as flames destroyed the seven story drying house and surrounding structures. Secretary Glass estimates losses at 500000.
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Chicago
Glucose Sugar Refining Company
Taylor Street
Glass
the Refining Company
Train Your Bowels with Cas Carets Candy Cathartic
Educate Your Bowels advises training the bowels like muscles or the brain. Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C. C. C. are promoted as genuine and never sold in bulk. Available at all druggists, roc.
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C.C.C
Stomach and Liver Tablets Offered by E Anderson
The best physic Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets are easy to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by E Anderson at 102 Forbes block.
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E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only cure for deafness caused by an inflamed Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases come from catarrh and offers 100 dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh that cure cannot be achieved, asks readers to send for circulars from U. Caesar & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Tj. Caesar & CO
Toledo
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