Republican organ targets Times on Lybarger bid
The piece argues the Times showed confidence in Lybarger and signals Republicans will scrutinize his bid for re election. It contrasts past criticism of lawmakers with present support and warns Democrats the party will push to defeat or test the veteran if he runs again.
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Times
Representa Vet
Lybarger
Sam Jones
Virginia Township
Smyser
Hoke Smith
South
Georgia
War with Japan Chronicle of fear and fleet politics
A storm of war scare obsesses readers as Roosevelt aims to push Congress for Atlantic fleet funding. Proponents argue naval growth serves national defense while steel and shipbuilding interests back the plan. Critics warn of tariff fears and surplus revenue use.
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Japan
Roosevelt
Congress
Atlantic
S¢el Trust
Kewine
Pennsylvania Employers Liability Act Sealed By Legislature
The Pennsylvania legislature and Governor Stuart approve an employers liability act aimed at safer workplaces and shared risk. The piece notes differences with Great Britain’s compulsory compensation and mentions doubts about coverage for accidents caused by workers or their mates. It references potential indictments for fraud and forecasts coal industry shifts with electricity use looming as coal reserves wane.
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Pennsylvania
Stuart
Great Britain
Political tussles and tariff talk shadowing 1900s roberts
The piece surveys the era's partisan maneuvering with Perry Heath urging tariff revision before the presidential reelection and Hearst's Independence League rising as a national force. It notes Reed Smoot backing Roosevelt’s land policy, Hoke Smith as a strong Southern candidate, railroading charges, and Rockefeller declaring trusts will persist amid market jitters.
Battleship quarrel echoed in wartime prose
A fragment quotes a speaker asserting self reliance and mockery of enemy requests. The speaker claims ships will be stocked as the cook dictates and implies the Japanese could seek information from Spain if they want more. The tone is combative and defiant amid wartime rhetoric.
Roosevelt Keeps Roost in Taft Faction Fight Says Ohio Editor
The article argues Rooseveltism dominates Taft support in Ohio politics. It claims Roosevelt’s imperial edict harmed Taft and fractured Republican backing across clergy soldiers bankers and labor unions. It notes opposition to Mexican intervention and tariff policy as a factor in Taft's weak standing.
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American Press
Coumbus
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Tate
Clerg
Community Notes From Clark News Amid Local Happenings
Clark News reports Pat Teron returns home after months in Massillon hospital. A baby girl born to Mrs. Jon Duncan of Kilchuck. Fairy Duncan hosted a supper for friends including Mrs. Geo Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan visit Philadelphia. Burglars opened Candice barn releasing horse Vihan Jr who was recaptured. Miss Aiavell Miller visits town and mentions Newton Mille’s recovery. Charles Porr, Wooster veteran, in town for horses and stone care. Arnold Howers and Miss Cora Chanter marry in Conesville. reception with family.
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Clark, Junty
HA. Patteron
Massillon
Jon Duncan
Kilchuck
Fairy Duncan
Geo. Carpenter
John Workman
Harry Carpenter
Philadelphia
John Candices
Vihan, Jr
Frank Lows
Aiavell Miller
Newton Mille
Chares
Wooster
Stone
Aimy Howers
Cora Chanter
Akter
Conesvil
Yiuing
Thei
Mrs. Rogers
Wm. Dunfee
Lawn Fete Planned by St Paul Sunday School
The St Paul Sunday school invites the public to a lawn fete on the church lawn at St Pauls Lutheran on Saturday evening July 20. Proceeds support church activities and youth programs.
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St. Paul
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Probate Court Hearing Notices
Probate court lists a hearing for Christian A Sargver with a will or med related matter. The hearing is scheduled for 10 a m on the 22nd.
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Christian A Sargver
Deveured
Aly
Tragic Walnut Fatalities and Local Incidents
A six year old boy dies after eating two green walnuts in Greenville Ohio. Separate items report Emma Frankenstein in Cincinnati dreading her art collection and attempting suicide by river drowning. Reports include Dr J J Boone’s arrest for an alleged attack in Kenton and a Perry County wets win in a local election with 213 votes cast. Other notes cover a bank merger in Youngstown and a family reunion in Bellefontaine. Additional items mention a boy's death from a cannon cracker injury in Wapakoneta and oats disease in Worcester. Ontario-related bills and a tank fire near Lima highlight a busy round of July 17 happenings.
Grange Prize Speaking Plan Aims At State Contest
The article proposes a structured prize speaking contest for Grange members starting at subordinate Granges and Pomona level, with winners advancing to state and possibly national competitions. It urges original essays, regional representation limits, and prizes, plus funding of contestants' expenses and a medal or cash awards.
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Grange
Pomona Granges
Vomona
Pomona
State Grange
Pomona Grange
J. W.D
Train collision near Bethel injures three
Kansas City reports that Chicago Great Western train No. 4 collided with Burlington train No. 23 at Bethel Kansas ten miles away. Three people were injured as Burlington trains to Omaha and Sioux City used CGW tracks due to high Missouri River waters and a prior engine delay at Bethel. The accident occurred amid confused train orders and high speed arrival.
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American Press Telegram
Kansas City
Chicago Great Western
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Bethel
Kas
Missouri
Missouri River
Burlington
Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas
Hethel
Lethel
Vaudeville Purveyor Stetson Sold Under Court Judgment
In Squire Wimmer's court the paraphernalia of vaudeville showman Stetson was sold this afternoon to satisfy judgments held by John G. Kline for 46.15 dollars and Miss Franke for 35.50 dollars. Kline was the highest bidder and claimed the outfit for 60 dollars.
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Stetson
John G. Kline
Miss Franke
Squire Wimmer
Mr. Kline
Crank Welcome at Oyster Bay as Claimant Targets President
A 70 year old woman arrived seeking to see President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill to present an $11 million claim. Secret Service intercepted her, placing her on an outgoing train. An elderly man then proclaimed he was the devil and would see the president, eluding guards.
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American Press Telegram
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Secret Service
President Roosevelt
Farmers Busy With Grainhay And Local Meetings
Farmers bustle with cutting good wheat and fair hay as a quarterly Mohawk meeting approaches next Sunday. Emmit Fry studies in Athens. Mrs Renfrew recovers from sun stroke. Stewart Dixon of Coshocton visits. Criss family from Newark guests Copeland family. Commissioner Dixon travels to Coshocton. Linda Hays family attend Darling Run service. Byron and Celia Meredith dine with C A Giffin at New Guilford and join memorial services at Dennis.
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Nellie
Mohawk
Emmit Fry
Athens
Robert Renfrew
Stewart Dixon
Coshocton
David Criss
Newark
Orange Copeland
Commissioner Dixon
Linda Hays
Darlings Run
Byron
Celia Meredith
C. A. Giffins
New Gulford
Dennis
Local visitors and guests cited in Adams Mills note
Adams Mills on July 17 hosts Mrs A C Dunmead and Mrs Smith of Clinton Ohio visiting the Dunmead family. Mrs Mary Cole of New York City visits her mother Mrs Harriet Ballou of the town. Miss Eva Kreider of Zanesville spends Sunday with Miss Emma Krebs. Mrs Ada Northy returns to Newark after four weeks at home.
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Adams Mills
A. C Dunmead
Smith
Clinton, O
Dunmead
Mary Cole
New York City
Harriet Ballou
Eva Kreider
Zanesville
Emma Krebs
Ada Northy
Newark
the Homie
Local outing highlights from area residents
Mrs J W Caldwell's sister was mentioned. Mr and Mrs W H Frost and Harriet Frost visited relatives near New Moscow. Harry Talbot and James Watts joined an employee excursion and picnic at Rock Spring on Saturday.
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J. W. Caldwell
W. H. Frost
Daventer Harriett
New Moscow
Harry Talbot
James Watts
Rock Spring
Humane Officer Arrests Man for Animal Cruelty in Nellie
Humane Officer Jackson went to Nellie after a telephoned request and arrested J. M. Barrick on cruelty to animals. A warrant charged him with mistreatment of his horse. Barrick pleaded guilty before Mayor Dar ing and was fined eight dollars plus costs, total eleven dollars and five cents.
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Jackson
Nelle
J. M. Barrick
Mr. Barrick
Daring
Nellie
Louis Globe-Democrat Briefly Notes Time and Costs
A clipped Louis Globe-Democrat snippet reports a lack of time to detect piracy or prime costs, reflecting urban press concerns about resources and urgency.
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Louis Globe-Democrat
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Bank Mergt
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Roundhead
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Tacoma
Wash
James II
Wapakoneta
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Lee Wooley
Sidney
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Ohio Experiment Station
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Ohio University At Athens
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Fegtelature
the Grange
Potems
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Delaware
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Order OF Justice
Wimmer
Childrens Oxfords
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New York
J. B. Renfrew
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