Prohibition and labor inaction loom in rural delivery debate
A Cambridge Jeffersonian led petition urges passage of the Mose county option bill to curb liquor importation via Rural Delivery packages and express services. The piece blames Southern labor attitudes, notes federal restraint limits, and questions Taft Roosevelt and Taft era positions amid a broader political critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maaatsey
Mose County
Cambridge
Dennison
Gnadenhutten
Coshocton County
Canal Dover
Batesville
Jeffersonian
Congress
Fragmented public policy debate questions Taft Roosevelt stance
The text questions the timing and clarity of policy proposals and critiques Roosevelt and Taft on leadership and corporate influence. It asks whether Roosevelt can judge people as well as police matters, and whether Taft should stand on his own merits independent of Roosevelt’s endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Br Ely
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Paul Morton
Mexico
Hahiers
Victory for corporations in tax of franchises debate
The Senate upheld the Hower bill taxing franchise holdings in a party line vote, a clear victory for corporate interests and their lobby. Several Republicans split, while Governor Harris faced criticism as the bill advanced with majority support despite opposition from reform advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Phiy
Hartig
Niesad
Harris
Eime
Ptt
Anere
Herritrondts
Webhe Soodee Corporation
New
Ogi
Political and economic turmoil under shifting administrations
Fragmentary text discusses Republican policy impact on currency and gold reserves, noting depreciation pressures, borrowing from New York banks, and a shift to Democratic control. References to Cleveland 1892, gold posed, and industrial statistics imply economic cycles and party influence on financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubicans
Wits
Mer. Harrald
New York
Harrison
Cmumty Ras Ok
Cleveland
Bart
Newark
Defending Official Corruption in State Legislature
A heated debate among Republican lawmakers centers on blocking a committee plan to pursue Cincinnati graft cases. The measure seeks a joint legislative investigation into alleged misconduct and returns funds to the public treasury. Critics warn the opposition tarnishes the party and defends corrupt officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Imem Bey
Watt
Apy
Defeat of Howe Bill Signals New Push for Initiative and Referendum
A garbled yet clear note suggests the defeat of the Howe bill mobilizes Republicans to back a constitutional amendment granting the people initiative and referendum. The piece cites governors, party whip caution, and fears of corruption and unnecessary corporate influence shaping state politics. It mentions Governor Harris and party divisions as a backdrop to the reform effort.
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Howe
dGepublicana
Renate
Onto Tian
Ceometieriien
Resadt
Amd
Cathar
Sant Arians
Derrvier
Republican Party
Haris
Toriven
Vie
Filenda
Voting outcome hinges on Rupulhaan votes amid uncertain race
The fragment notes a claim that the result will depend on Rupulhaan votes if the popular candidate defeats an opponent. It preserves the tense, names, and political focus while avoiding graphic language.
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Eve
Ureda
Ropulhaan
Mrs Hunt, Wife of Ex-Commissioner, Dies at Tiverton
Mrs Isan Hunt, wife of ex-Commissioner William Hunt of Tiverton, died Sunday afternoon after a day in dress at the advanced age of 92. Surviving children are James Hunt of Tiverton and Mrs J R Purdy of Westford, Mich. Mrs W J Beal of this city is a warmhearted resident.
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Tiverton
Isan Hunt
Exon
Willam Hunt
Childen
James Hunt
J. R. Purdy
Westford
Mich
W. J. Beail
City
Ai Wramddurseitey
West Lafayette Weddings and Church Events
Miss Fern Myers of West Lafayette and Oona Norman of White Eyes were married Saturday night. A protracted meeting continued at the M E church with Rev Phrupp and many students present. An architect from Columbus reviewed plans for a new school addition while local residents visited, and neighbors from Navarre and Walhonding spent time in town.
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West Lafayette
Fern Myers
Oona Norman
Fhrupp
Youngin
M. E. Church
Ralph Parlett
Francis Slaw
Sohumbus
Colubus
Knvey Wigains
Navarre
Richard
Judge Voorhees Pleads for Dickerson in Milersburg Trial
The Ben Dickerson murder trial in Coshocton County centers on the jury's fate as Judge Voorhees argues for mercy and questions malice proofs. Prosecutor McDowell contends Kate Hughes was killed and Dickerson is the guilty party, detailing prior conversations and alibi gaps while witnesses describe the evening of the crime and the suspect’s movements.
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Bieker
Cositoctun
Holmes County
Dickerson
Asser
Millersburg
Times Off
George Sharp
Dickesson
Ben
Feyig
Cart
Ben Mickerson
Kate Inghes
Ure Court House
McDowell
Guily
Iuin
Room of Fate
Jos. McVowe'l
Gar Jando
Mae Moran
Daisy Dobson
Ben Dickerson
Cushocton County
Floyd
State of
Ohio
Kate Hughes
Local Notes and Arrivals From Belmont County Illinois
New Guilford residents Mrs. Arnett and Jane visit with her mother Mrs. Dilton. Miss Nora Wigelus returns from Martinsburg to visit sister Mrs. Russel. Farmers Institute moved to Perry Grange hall. Walter Clark replaces Me Roden haver delivering ulaf on Route 2. Win. Clark Jr. of West Carlisle to move here soon. Mrs. M. Bible and Vergie of Cashneron visiting at Chectes FP. Clark. Olympian Ladies Quartette to sing at Quetecture court in M. church on eve of Feb tith. Mrs. Ward Litve in Coenneton on Wednesday.
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New Guilford
Jane
Arnett
Belmont County
Dilton
Nora Wigelus
Martinsburg
Russel
Farmers’ Institute
Perry Grange Hall
Our Village
Walter Clark
Ulaf
Rtodehaver
Win. Clark
West Carlisle
Incomplete obituary notes from Tiverton field data
Fragmented OCR text references Tiverton and individuals with scattered names and events. It appears to note a complex obituary or memorial with surnames and locations but is garbled, offering no clear sequence of life events or dates to form a coherent summary.
Mather Gray Co Cure for Women Reported in Era
In a fragmentary notice, Derneelsts of ny mal 50 conte and Sample packase Frop advertise a herbal remedy from The Mather Gray Co Le Roy NY for women with back pains and health ailments. Steiner of Fromme was in town on business.
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Womey
Mather Gray
Derneelsts
Nymal
The
Mather Gray Co
le Roy
N.Y
Ka, Steiner of
Fromme
Revival meetings continue at Pleasant Hill church
Layland Layland reports Rev Smithson conducting revival at Pleasant Hill Evangelical Church on February 4. Epidemic grip lingers with no relief. Patient Philip Bucklew, ill for months, shows little improvement. A horse valued at 175 dollars owned by Clifford Miller ran away, breaking its leg while pulling poles. Hilton Carter of Stillwell visited relatives here for a week. Town attendees joined Millersburg event. Ames and Connelly moved their saw outfit to John Pisler farm for sawing work.
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Layland
Smithson
Pleasant Hi Evangelical Church
Philip Bucklew
Clifford Miller
Hilton Carter
Stillwell
Millersburg
Ames & Connelly
John Pisler
Local notices and odd details from Deshortos Saturday event
Fragmented item lists individuals and places as a Deshortos Saturday gathering unfolds. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Mundas, the Halifax trek, and references to a likely death tied to local cattle or farm events. Names such as Win Baker and Tay Baker appear amid scattered notes.
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Deshortos
M. al
Halifax
Tweedie
Willy Wiedy
Catte
Seluanaher
Trinway Notables Visit Family Amid Local News
Fragmented OCR notes report several residents visiting relatives and spending time with family in Trinway and nearby areas. Mentions include Mrs Wenry bbe caring for her grandmother, Miss Strang of Wakatomika with Mee Gee, and Robet Crouch along with Homer Chalfant resuming normal activities after illness or absence.
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Rien Metin Sd al Messite
Lifes Mothe
Stade
Ah Fulka
Wenry
Hliuisal
Thei Sous Yance
Clement
Alran T
Hirty
Nineyy
Loli Widercat
Manel Fruit
Miss Strang
Wakatomika
Mee Gee
William Ramsey
Tabaitha McFarland
Farl Crouch
Jetteson County
Robet Crouch
Homer Chalfant
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Mrs. Hughes
Hal Ben
Honor
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Tenrse Reo
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