Oklahoma constitution praised for people centered frame
The piece lauds Oklahoma's constitution as citizen focused, citing limits on state power, guarantees like habeas corpus, jury trials with six in county courts, strong corporate and railroad regulation, initiative and referendum, and a state board of arbitration. It warns Republicans face trust issues in governing locally. The article highlights managed taxation, public purpose occupations, and strict corporate rules.
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Oklahoma
United States
The
New York Tribune
Okahoma
Department of Labor
Board of Arbitration
Sury
Corporation Commission
Constitutional Provisions and Statehood Prospects Mentioned
The text discusses bank licensing, land ownership restrictions for non-citizens, child and underground labor laws, mine work hours, liability and contributory negligence changes, and constitutional amendment processes. It references Oklahoma residency, Oklahoma statehood prospects, Democratic party influence, and political commentary on districting and governance.
Plundered Farmer and Tax Lines in Crumbling Text
Fragmented OCR passage discusses financial strains on farmers, rising costs, and tax concerns. Mentions increased costs of commodities and imports, population effects, and economic pressures, with garbled phrasing and partial quotes. No clear event or identifiable names available.
Dishonor in true Dishonor in true Economy
Economy saving money does not mean miserly behavior but a prudent portion of income. The text suggests restraint as a personal privilege and hints at better results from disciplined saving.
Tariff myths and cotton profits spur debate on protection
The article argues that export gains in cotton and overall U S prosperity conflict with tariff protection. It asserts protection inflates prices for farmers, benefits trusts and manufacturers, and that higher costs are passed to producers as the average price of goods rises. The piece contends protecting tariffs hinders agricultural gains and national wealth.
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Europe
Aga
Adjudged Insane Miss Carrie Art Ordered to Columbus Hospital
Miss Carrie Art, 38, was examined by Judge Donley this morning and adjudged insane. She is to be taken to the state hospital at Columbus this evening or tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Art
Donley
Atate Hospital
Columbus
Allen's Foot-Kase Powder Ad Claims Wide Fame
The ad touts Allen's Foot-Kase as a long trusted powder for tired feet. It asserts 30,000 tests and global use, claims relief from swelling and perspiration, and warns against imitations while urging readers to buy only the advertised product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Athena
Yan
Simple Fruit Preserves and Freezing Tips From The Ladies World
Preservation notes offer methods for preserving cherries raspberries and other berries using sugar and vinegar. Steps include layering fruit with sugar in jars heating and sealing and a quick method for cleaning and freezing ripe fruit for long term use.
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Chen
Expect Dickerson Back in the Pen
In Columbus Ohio on June 14 the penitentiary faces possible clemency for inmates. Five are in annex including John Soley a young Hungarian jailed since October 7. Benjamin Dickerton, given a new trial, remains under death sentence with likely a new execution date.
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Colubus
Hkelfkuot
John Soley
Benjamin Dickerton
Miss Minnie Alimack and many friends visit Cleveland and towns
Personal notes list Miss Minnie and Miss Mary Alimack in Cleveland Sunday. Dozens of names are mentioned as visiting or returning to Wabash, Newcomerstown, Columbus, Dresden, Indianapolis, and nearby towns. Several relatives and guests stay with Mrs. Almsack, Mrs. DeHart, and Mrs. Carpenter while others travel for business or health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Mary Alimack
Cleveland
Miss Bara
Lena Daugherty
Wabash
Mis
John Almsack
W. F. Thompson
Pitsburg
PF. P. DeHart
C. R. Speck
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mareta Lybarger
Newcomerstown
E. Ransom
Shafer Smith
Andrey Mizer
Wathending
Catheryn Mayer
Columbus
Charles Carpenter
Elmer Summers
Iva Carpenter
Zook
A. S. Ripeoth
New Philadelphia
Uhridhavile
Virginia Rooney
Dresden
Cas. Wilson
15Th Street
O'Harran
Aberdine
Mrs. McMannus
Gertrude Aberdine
Mra. McMannus
Indianapolis
Mra
T. W. Ball
J. A. Oge
William Burns
Cedar Point
Patch Bay
Cutabert Gover
West Lafayette
N. Harford
Eddy Jet
Cambridge
Johnson
Jerry Strycek
A. KR. Ledghomper
Wil Reed
Wiliam Russell
Weet Lafayette
Crist Hootinger
Dennison
Coshocton
Frank Hill
A. J. Hill
Colorado
Marntie
Social notes from the West Lafayette region
Local residents travel for visits and business across Ohio and beyond. Florence Peck plans a Shelby visit, A. B. Rippethomde leaves for Pittsburg on business, and Miss Agnes Hanlon travels with Winifred Hanlon's party from Cleveland. Others attend a fraternity dance, depart for Norwalk Bloomfield and Freeport, and several residents visit Columbus, Cleveland, and Zanesville.
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Florence Peck
Shelby
Rippethomde
Pittsburg
Agnes Hanlon
Cleveland
D. Johnson
E. N. Johnnson
West Lafayette
Freeport
Ida Mecla¢ire
Olive Chamberlain
Milton Wolfe
Debbie Jeixhuioger
Almeda Marx
Chas. McClain
Chalfants Visit and Community News Highlight Local Trips
June 27 brief notes show James Chalfant and wits of baketon Tid visiting friends in Anfferson counts. A hay wagon load of young people from Trimway surprised R. W. Dicker on his birthday. Chester Lewis receives gifts. Franklin college commences for Mrs. Dickerson’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalfants
James Chalfant
Baketon
Tid
Robt. Crouen
Anfferson
Trimway
R. W. Dicker
Chester Lewis
Rev. Lewis
Delaware
Boyd Creant
Athens
Willard McConnell
Columbua
JAP TO LECTURE AT TUNNEL HILL
Tunnel Hill June 27 A Japanese dentiviwan will deliver a talk on tie own country nest Sunday at Wadd 4 clock at Union church. Mise Bons Dickerson of Chalfants le visiting her grandfather William Sproul. Mrs Efe Rameey of Killbuck Ja visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Johnston. Mr and Mrs Fred Wable of Portsmouth spent a few days at Dis par ents Mr and Mrs William Wandle. Dr Mrs Abe English of Mr Vernon is spending a short time with Mr and Mrs Charles Haines. Mrs Workman, Mrs Nan Wolford apirt last Thursday at Mr and Mrs James Miller s Olla Anderson and sister Weitham were in Warasw Tuesday. C Brown of laws after an ab sence of 31 years was found shaking hands with old friends.
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George Emlou
Mary Ricketts
George Stewart
Aliee Sibley
Pigfield
W. R. Gault
W Gault
Lafayette
Sangster
Watt
Mary
Chester
Kate
Beli
Camwell
Massillon
Balen
Wamsfield
Ethel Harmer
Frank Sprague
AK Fond
Cadillac
Mich
Largant Shupe
Postoria
Clarenes Gasser
Bamuel
Anna
Cleveland
Mia
Groraera
Meg Banks
Frank Hill
West
Daarder
Viola Peters
Mins
Norma Fertag Woo
Columbus
Mise Aston
W. A. Mizer S
Kilbuck
D. O. Thompson
Jos. Orr
J. N. Orr l
Argenta
J. F. Daring
Ed, Bump
M. A. van Kanonel
Nell Shook
West Lafayette
J. G. Kline
Carl Shrake
Fred Smith
Earl Ricketts
the Eagles
Canton
T. al. Wheeler
James Pash
Beach City
E. C. Rinner
Toledo
John Smith
Panhandle
Crete
Neb
Columbus Dispatch
Edward Bock
West Virginia Law School
Clyde Walters
Zanesville
Howard Robinson
Garrie Elliott
Spring Mountain
Sampson McNeal
Bertie Young
Jessie Matson
W. J. Merrick
Tunnel Hill
Wadd
Union Church
Mise Bons Dickerson
Chalfants le
William Sproul
Efe Rameey
Killbuck
George Johnston
Fred Wable
Portsmouth
William Wandle
Abe English
Vernon
Charles Haines
Workman
Nan Wolford
James Miller
Olla Anderson
Weitham
Warasw
C. Brown
Laws
Coshocton Boy Secures Civil Service Mail Carrier Post
B R Johnson, raised near Coshocton, passed the Columbus civil service exam and won a mail carrier appointment at 23. Starting pay reportedly 60 dollars per month. Friends back home celebrate his persevering achievement and secure future prospects.
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B. R. Johnson
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Columbus
Civil Service
Would Annul McKinley Sale In Ohio Court
Canton suit by Shields administrator of Abner McKinley estate seeks to set aside a 1901 real estate transfer to his wife Anna Allen and her daughter Mabel McKinley Baer. He alleges Insolvency and fraud against creditors totaling about $60,000, with potential payment from one fifth of the William McKinley estate.
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Canton
Shields
Abner McKinley
Anna Allen
Mabel McKinley Baer
Wiliam McKinley
Local Notes From Coshocton and Surrounding Areas
A string of casual visits and daily tasks unfolds from Coshocton to Bridge and Cambridge as residents including James Ciam and Alicia Johnson share calls. Chas Guthrie raises a barn with forty five workers while John Lennon handles carpentry. Keene Missionary Society meets. Mrs Mechiin receives farewell gift as Rev Mechiin heads to Norwich. A marriage license is issued for Charlies Sandies and Filla Malde in Coshocton.
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Joseph Guinther
Glenmont
Tag
Chas. Guthrie
Charley
John Lennon
Keene
Keene Missionary Society
William Murray
Local Social Notes and Business Prospects in Cooperdale
In Cooperdale on June 26 Mrs. Jack Evans of Coshocton visits Mrs. Will Evans. Mr. and Mrs. AR Seders host near Metham. Miss Elnor Daugherty returns from Meredith Business College. Miss Minnie Bonham and a Coshocton friend visit town. Prof. Whilight of Warsaw visits his parents. Miss Mabel Dickerson from West Arlington visits home. Crace excitement grows over an electric or steam road. Otsego Coal Co is rumored to back the venture and a branch line to Conesville may be built.
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Cooperdale
Jack Evans
Coshocton
Will Evans
AR. Seders
Metham
Elnor Daugherty
Meredith Business College
Minnie Bonham
Whilight
Warsaw
Mabel Dickerson
West
Arlidte Wax
Craece i4
Otsego Coal Co
Teen Burns
Cnal
Wapttalinta
Ribway
Conesvile
Fireworks Sale Promises Big Fourth of July Values
An advertisement from Ath Celebration in New York promotes large assortments of fireworks and special inducements for clubs and lawn displays, claiming unprecedented values for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration.
Penny Goods Parade of Safety Freepleased Fun
A lively list of novelty items titled Penny Goods includes Pearl Batteries Grass hoppers Peacock Tails Colored Fires Floral Mines Snakes nests Pin Wheels McGinty Vesuvius Fountains Black person Chasers Air Ships Sparkling Burners Golden Gems Shooting Meteors Green Meteor Sticks Torpedoes Roman Candles.
C M and V May Be Double Tracked in Zanesville
In Zanesville on June 25 speculation runs high about the C M and V railroad line between Tranway and New Lexington. Citizens report unusual activity along the route with rumors of double tracking and major changes to the system. Traffic on this section is heavy due to large coal shipments.
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Zanesville
Rairoad Eireles
Tranway
New Lexington
Bettween Tiiaway
Iia
Local Notes From Fresno Area Include Visits and Outings
Fresno area social page reports Mrs Al Portz visiting Newcomers town with a sister, Miss Amanda Scherer and John Honabarger spent with Mrs Portz's mother, Charley Scherer visiting Miss Sadie Schumaker, Geo Klein and Paul Keipfer at Sugar Creek, Mrs G J Schoenberger visiting Coshocton, Clara Barrick staying with Will and Mrs Lorenz in Carnegie, Alex Crile and Fred Zimmer at Coshocton on business, Winklepleck visiting Sugar Creek relatives, two horses escaped John Scott and Will Miller, Crile children Helen Florence and George visited Geo Klein, Alex Crice transporting Shouperkera, Children's Day at Lutheran church well attended with good speaking and decorations. John Hanlon left for Bollear ANI tert.
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Fresno
al. Portz
Newcomers Town
Amanda Scherer
John Honabarger
Charley Scherer
Sadie Schumaker
Geo, Klein
Paul Keipfer
Sugar Creek
G. J. Schoenberger
C. E. Band
Coshocton
Clara Barrick
Carnegie
Will Lorenz
Alex. Crile
Fred Zimmer
Stone Creek
John Thomas
Freano
Alex Criles
Winklepleck
John Scott
Will Miller
Helen
Florence
George Crile
Geo. Klein
Alex. Crice
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Alrecters
Coshocton National Bank
Pedpte
Fie
Democratic Party
Ohtahonia
aYrond
Haseo
Dallare
Bank Will
Dickerson
Uncle Sam
McKinley
Linton Mills
James Ciam
Desert Btone
Alicia Johnson
John Ruby
Hirvar Welker
Harry Shryock
Chas. Moore
Mahala Heslip
Sadie Harbold
Anna Welker
Chas
Central Concrete and Constraction Company of
Robinson Run
Franklin Township
Hindes
Adams Township
Manamiage
Charlies Sandies
Filla Malde
Cophocton
Rev. Jaeger
Ath
New York
J. B. Renfrew
C&m
John Hanlon
Bollear Ani Tert
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