President Roosevelt Urges Anti-Trust Reform and Tariff Talks
President Roosevelt sends a broad message to Congress urging amendments to the interstate commerce and anti trust laws, advocating rail traffic pacts with IC approval, and proposing data collection, child labor controls, employer liability, and workers protections. He highlights wood pulp on the free list, insists on waterways and conservation commissions, and calls for prompt congressional action this session.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Tam
Permanent Waterways Commission
Attorney General Reply and Coroner Jury In Police Case
The document notes a March 23 reply from the Attorney General regarding deposits and stockholder actions tied to bank dealings and a request by Storkwell. It also reports a coroner's jury finding Chief of Police Shippey and driver Foley justified in the Averhoch incident after a Russian thief confrontation, with details of the inquest and related moves by Matheson family and others.
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Joornes Generl Klos Teade
McRinno
Shippy
Shippey
J. F. Foley
Averhoch
Special Class in Corn Judging at Columbus College
A report from the College of Agriculture details a special corn judging class in Columbus. Twenty seven seasoned agriculturists, ages from twenty one to well past middle life, gathered for six hours of intense sessions. The event showcased the college's educational commitment and aims to improve farming through practical and scientific methods, guiding future farmers toward enlightened agricultural education and modern practices. H. E Tweed.
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OUR
College OF Agriculture
Columbus
Olio
Mares Tenduues
Bors
Suate
Tte
Cohunlas
H. E Tweed
Eureka Laundry Case Involving George W Stitt’s Estate
David Fo Stite administrator sues Eureka Laundry Co for ten dollars in damages, claiming improper operation led to a fatal fire that burned George Stitt in September and caused his death. Litigation described as vigorously contested by both sides.
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David Fo Stite
George W. Stitt
Eureka Landry Co
George Stit
Eharges Yegiigeree
Amanda Scheerer dies at 8 in Clark County home
Amanda Scheerer, died recently at his son Wm’s home in Clark County at age 81. He was widely known as the berry tan, had grown berries extensively in Crawford Township. Burial was at Shepler cemetery.
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Chili
Amanda Scheerer
Philip Barth
Dosepn Madison
Clark To
Shepler
Berry Tan
Crawford Township
Chas
Lehumaker
Parts
Baltic
Serie Wiggins
Coshoeton
Wiggins
Don Kleinknecht
Joseph Fair Mist
Mondar
Midge Leaven
Kood
Elem Rite
Everhart
Ble
Sonbe
Local News Roundup From Chalfants and Nearby Districts
Fragmented OCR notes describe visits and events across Chalfants area. Mentions Alva Hiehetis and Ray Ekvehs at Chalfants Lablath, a dinner with Vanes Tesbeage View, and Sabbieth from Arise slits. References to Tanta Kinglish visiting brother Bay MMehersen and a return home. Unclear dates and several names appear, with church and Sabbath mentions and a quarterly meeting at Tonway charge.
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Chstines
Maceh
Grace Speek
Tilesen
Cosocio
Owl Hive
Alva Hiehetis
Vanes Tesbeage
Havas Pireaehadt
Torphy Hiatt
Ie Jalan
Eshoeton
Bay Mmehersen
Neaveld
Steateh
Vera Cran Pata
Nebraska
Newey
Quaterly meeting notes and a death report
A brief entry records Jer attended a quarterly meeting at Putte Simday. Kebeeesl was called to Cleveland Sunday by the death corner, brother Samet Hood. The Cinecal of Mex. Lewis Frat of LCpshodon was held here Monday.
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Ano
Maren
Jer
Quaterly
Atputtte Simday
Kebeeesl
Cleve ‘Tana
Samet Hood
Cinecal
Lewis Frat
Turnkey Fifty Years In Public Service in Columbus
Columbus March 4 T Callier turnkey at the city workhouse has served in public service for nearly five decades. He will celebrate his 80th birthday Sunday. Born in Sharen Trust Carrotttea Qata he fought in the Civil War reenlisting in the First United States Infantry. Discharged 1869 at Fort Grat iot Mich. He later joined the Columbus penitentiary staff and the city guard, then moved to the workhouse where he has worked for many years.
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Columbus
T. Callier
Mr. Calley
Sharen Trust Carrotttea
Qata
Nastville
Tenn
United States Infantry
Fort Gratiot
New Philadelphia
O W. Conder
Eighttown
Mr. Collier
USIC
Colubus Patie Force
Castlie
Morning notices and social updates from a rural town
A sequence of brief notices records a funeral mood with Mrs Huff among sorrowing friends, Chas Arnold’s trip to Oklahoma, Hay family visiting Elmore Davis’s home, Leavengood’s call to Mound for his ailing father, Mabel Park hosting Alf and Mrs Archié Lantz, Hazel Freeman from Osgood arranging a church event, Fred Olinger visiting King Hotel, Orvill Park’s return from Delaware, and Dr Gamble visiting Mrs David Morris’s daughter.
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Huff
Chas. Arnold
Oklahoma
H. B. Hay
Coshoetown
Elmore
Elurch
B.echurches
Fred Olinger
King Hotel
Orvill Park
Delaware
Dr. Gamble of
Walhandings
Mra
David Morris
Promotion and Commencement at Nellie Chapel
Promotion exercises will be held in the Nellie chapel the evening of March 26. Rev Nesbit of Pulaski will address the class. Commencement exercises will be held April 3 with Prof. J G Park of ONU delivering the class address. Rev Baker of Lancaster will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening March 29.
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Nellie Chapel
Nesbit
Pulaski
J. G. Park
Rev. Baker
Lancaster
Surprise Birthday Honor For Bethlehem Township Resident
Mrs. Daniel Bhinine of Bethlehem Township received a joyful surprise from friends for her special birthday. The celebration gathered many longtime locals at the Binning home with dinner baskets and warm wishes, marking a well attended community event in Bethlehem Township.
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Daniel Bhinine
Petateheam
Annuyty
Binning
Bethlehem Township
Binning Benne
Grieved Devi
Quincy Pinta
Charles Dawa
Guil
Feury Selutaher
Mio
Ohn Tanias
Psychology of Bonnets at National Milliners Meet
The National Milliners association held a Chicago convention on Thursday and Friday at the Masonic Temple focusing on bonnet psychology. President Hart and President Hunt discussed how hats influence appearance and urged women to study how hats frame their faces to achieve a fashionable, up to date look.
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National Milliners Association
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Mine Hart
Hunt
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