Hudspeth named eastern manager for Bryan campaign
Announcement lists Robert Hudspeth as vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee and Bryan Eastern manager. Meanwhile Harrington reports completion of Main and Twelfth street bridges plans in concrete and steel, to be submitted to county commissioners.
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HUDSPETH
BRYAN Harrington
American Press Telegram
New York
Robert Hudspeth
democratic state committee of
New Jersey
democratic National committee
Bryan
Chicago
Harrington
Kansas City
Geo. Beck
Main
Twelfth street
Ute
conpupissiaiers
Harrinstoh
Campers at Chautauqua must register for tent sites
At a Tuesday board meeting, campers were told registration pays the right to select tent locations early. Forfeited prepayment funds go to police protection on the grounds, with a special officer and measures to curb petty theft. Tents of any kind may be used within organization rules.
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specia
Crowd Cheers for Willie Breit at Fargo Rally
Large crowds greeted Democratic candidate Willie Breit in Fargo as he arrived from Bavisyo and delivered a speech on campaign issues. The reception featured persistent cheers and the car parade drew praise, while opposing supporters in the crowd hissed. Higan spoke at the Y M C A building to a sizable audience backing the Democratic national ticket.
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Gram Fore
John Burkey
Chatman Cashel
mains neaders
state
Grand Forks
Willie
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Bavsyo
vartier
serordyt
Wry
sly
Higan
VY. M. C. A. bmilding
Miss McClure Arrives to Inspect City Establishments
Mary McClure, after Cleveland work, returns to Coshocton to begin city inspections. She will examine dry goods stores and factories for sanitation, eight hour limits for minors, and removal of inflammable rubbish. If compliant, a certificate of OK is issued. otherwise enforcement follows. GIRL 18 BORN. A nine pound baby girl arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Willan Wilder on Kenilworth avenue.
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Mary McClre
Cleveland
Coshocton
gladieon
Mrs
Willan Wilder
Kenilworth avenue
Thirty Days of Grace Are Given Straw Hats
A battered account details a period of grace for straw hats, panamas, and nearpangina style wear, with costs, preparations, and an upcoming month. The text references Tom Page arranging restorations and a set of resolutions to protect wearers, noting weather considerations for September and a decorative seal for the straw hat effort.
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panama
nearpangina
Tom Page
strawa
Winisel
Page
kiewy
Louis Beach Rides Western Pony Thrills and Spills
Louis Beach took a short ride on a Western pony after sunset when the bridle broke. The pony bolted from Walnut to Main, making a wild sprint and narrowly avoiding collisions before Beach steadied, fell, and the pony returned to the barn for its evening meal.
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Beach
asttide
pny
Walnut
Main
Acoss
poy
Goenst
new
Vietits
mt big lite
Warsaw Maccabees Silver Anniversary Event
Warsaw Maccabees celebrate their silver anniversary with EH. O. T. M. of the World at the G. A. R. ball. The EB. O. Tb. M. auxiliary serves ice cream cake and coffee until 8 1 p.m. followed by a program. All are invited to attend this social and entertainment event.
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Warsaw
Maccabees
Knights of the Maccaness of
Legal firm dissolves partnership amid leadership changes
The firm announces the dissolution of its partnership as key partners pursue independent plans. Whelan remains, focusing on ongoing client matters and future growth. The decision, described as orderly, aims to protect clients while maintaining continuity at the firm.
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George J. Klofn
Whelan
March street
hte
iiy
amd
Local P H G Additions Reported in July Amhar
A fragment notes additions to a local P H G during July and early August. It mentions a collection carried and outlines formation of a committee or group with names obscured by the OCR. The text is garbled but implies scheduling or enhancements to a local project or event.
David Hostelt Seriously Ill In City Hospital Care
David Hostelt remains gravely ill under city hospital care with severe liver condition. Family and medical team await potential improvements as officials monitor his status and respond to treatment.
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DAVID
Weavers of Sheath Gowns Draw Crowds at Ohio Grounds
Report from Ohio State file recalls three women weaving director gowns drawing large crowds. The demonstration prompted police to clear the way as the wearers moved about the grounds. Skirts shown were slit above the knee with satin bloomers, silken garters, and jeweled bookies exposed.
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Ohio state file
directolre
state agricultural board
cleo
County teachers' institute hosts lectures and baseball game
Enrollment reaches 190 with two or three new additions on Wednesday. A reception is planned for Wednesday and a Thursday baseball game if a second team is found. The event notes include talks by Prof. Willis on Electoral College and a discussion of machinery in politics. Baseball team members are listed for Riverside Park game after the session.
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county teachers’ institute
H.W. Zeikte
Findlay Seltwots tiul chara
Wilts
Ghio Nortern University of
Ada
Electopa College
dle
aod
Paes gare
Starmad
Riverside park
Shaffer
Portz
McConnell
Park
Maston
Mowray
Gilmore
Wednesday Evening Reception at Ola hall
A Wednesday evening reception will be held with refreshments served. Speakers Willis and Nichokt will respond to toasts. Miss Marae Agnew and others will perform songs and pieces. attendees may be invited to participate in a Prababan meal.
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Holeom
Leech
Mendy
owety
Alevone hall
ayotac fdah
oselites
Roshbor ponguin
Woo
McCardy
tovek hister
OB. Willis
Junnge Nichokt
hasan
bates
Marae Agnew
lore Class
Minnie Alitath
Lars Portic
May Make Warsaw a Separate Station
Warsaw Wethowiets debate creating a separate station for their church and pastor. Members fear the current churelk is failing and seek renewal and stronger leadership to unite the congregation.
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WARSAW
Death Claims Mrs Skinner in Tragic City Loss
Wordy obituary notes Mrs. Skinner died Wednesday morning after a prolonged illness. Husband Joseph Skinner and three sons mourn, with memories of a long illness and death at home. A daughter and others are named. a family group from Covington, Ry, and nearby towns are listed in the notice.
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Mies
Skinner
Joseph Stvinier
toad
Hive
Covington
elbibrea
andy
J L Ball Named For Congress Amid Local Debates
The notice reports J L Ball being named for Congress as delegates from Ily4 Smet represent in the state of Ohio. It notes the Sixteenth district race focus and a Philadelphia address move for the congressional ballot. It also mentions county actions on a tubercular detention hospital plan and a burial of Oscar Mamma in Bakeraville. The county treasury paid out 92,934.42 to cover school district needs in New Castle and Little Townships.
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Whig
Otto
Bendel
Philadelphia
New Castle
Litten towm
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Count and Countess Von Goetzen
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Americain Press Telegram
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