Chancellor Day Spouting Again Sparks Washington Debate
Special to Express Washington Nov 5 political Washington follows Chancellor Day of Syracuse University as his book The Raid Prosperity ignites fierce criticism of the Roosevelt administration. He accuses the nation of living under a monarchy in all but name and warns of revolution if citizens do not wake to protect constitutional heritage. Other notices include marriages licenses, a baby born to Prof and Mrs Kingsbury, hospital visits, and local property transactions in Washington township and Bryan.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Cellor Day
Syracuse University
Standard Oil Company
Emperor William
Chancellor Day
America
City council debates traction route under Toledo line plan
Members of the city council and Mayor Crowe hear proposals from the Toledo Defiance and the Defiance Hicksville and Ft Wayne Traction firms. After discussion, the plan shifts to a single track on Wayne Street with one depot turnout in a brick property between Second and Third, amid protests from Wayne Street residents. Freight movement limits negotiated to nine p.m. to five a.m. to ease concerns.
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Crowe
Toledo
Defiance
Defiance, Hicksville & Ft. Wayne Traction Companies
Charles G. Nante
James E.banks
Rigge & Sherman
Wayne Street
Second
Third
Mesers Nauts and Banks
Perry Street
Tenzer Lumber Co
800 Shot Accidentally 800 Shot Accidentally
Oscar Seibel fourteen year old son of Adam Seibel of 740 Perry street was accidentally shot while hunting in Hudson woods with companions. A 22 caliber bullet pierced the palm of his right hand but did not break the skin on the back. He was taken home and the bullet was removed by a physician. Mr and Mrs James Husted of Montpelier visited relatives Friday.
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Oscar Seibel
Adam Seibel
Perry Street
Hudson Woods
Pinkerton on Crime and Emigration Risks
William A. Pinkerton of Chicago links rising crime to sensational literature and the opium habit, urging suppression of sensational publications and reformatories for youths while endorsing juvenile courts and whipping posts. Also notes a looming emigration issue as Americans stay home while foreigners flood in.
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Pinkerton
William A. Pinkerton
Chicago
Globe
East Defiance civic league to seek two year saloon ban
Residents of East Defiance form a civic league to circulate petitions under the residence district act. If signed by a majority of last municipal election voters, the district will be declared dry for two years, forcing two saloons to close. About 450 votes were cast in the last election. 225 signatures suffice.
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East Defiance
Auglairs
F L. Hay
Charles Z Sschke
Frank Whitney
Charles Fetzer
Hast Defiance
Isaac Lalonde
Ottawa Avenue
George” Wils Nach
Hopkins Street
Common Pleas
Judge Bailey Dismisses Moog Slander Case From Jury Field
Judge Bailey took the Eva Moog v Andrew Moog case from the jury and dismissed it for lack of a valid cause of action. Attorneys Ansberry Farell and Scott filed the motion for the defense. Moog sought damages for alleged slander prior to the divorce, but the judge ruled the matter falls under divorce court and no action exists. Hearings had begun Wednesday with many witnesses examined. the parties adjourned at noon.
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Bailey
Eva Moog
Andrew Moog
Ansberry, Farell and Scott
Tweide
Noy
Seventeenth Annual Ohio Board of Charities Meeting Report
The Ohio State Board of Charities and Correction met in Bellfontaine October 22 25 with Governor Harris and local officials in attendance. Sessions covered juvenile courts jail reform private infirmaries child labor and public schools for orphans, noting large attendance of 512 delegates and plans for the 1908 meeting in Sandusky.
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Ohio State Board of Charities and Correction
Bellfontaine
Opera House
M. E Church
Harris
Zaring
John L .Scawver
Jesse N. Oren
James A. Leonard
State Board
Ohio
Mangfield Reformatory
Amos W. Butler
National Prison Association
Indianapolis
Ifirmary
Education Hall
C. A. Root
Therumbull County
Ofirmary
A.h.harland
Clinton County
Cme
T. Hall
Albert 4. Freiberg
Cincinnati
L. M. Cusher
J. L. Longfellow
Logan County
Trimble
Sandusky
FE. W. Sara
Toledo nuptials join Fred Krall and Miss Anna Tabert
The marriage took place at the bride’s home Thursday at 7:30 pm with relatives from Toledo in attendance. The groom formerly lived in Defiance and has resided in Toledo for two years.
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Fred Krall
Anna Tabert
Toledo
Krall
Olivia
Anna Krall
Christian Krall
Defiance
City Council Debates Wages Rise and Traction Route
The Tuesday meeting adjourned with no major actions. A raised salary plan for city workers passed first reading, increasing common laborers from 150 to 175 per day and teamsters from 300 to 350 per day, plus higher sidewalk superintendent and street commissioner pay. A gas-cost ordinance was delayed. Charles Nante and a T W St L engineer visit Friday to review the proposed traction route and switching locations. Feigenbaum absent.
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Poledo, Wabash & St. Louis Traction Co
Frank Sommer
Chicago
Sommer
Charles Nante
Feigenbaum
Will Assist in Biglow Defense
Attorney J. W. Winn travels to Denver to aid in the defense of Kemp Biglow the youth who mailed a bomb to the Colorado governor. Charged with assault with intent to murder the case faces up to twenty years if convicted. Biglow, age twenty one, is son of A. L. Biglow principal at Farmer Center with ties to Defiance college.
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J. W. Winn
Denver Corp
Kemp Biglow
Colorado
A. L. Biglow
Farmer Center
Defiance College
Defiance
Sailor's Counsellor Acts for Seafarers in New York
Sixty thousand sailors rely on Mr. A Hanbury the United States shipping commissioner for the port of New York. He serves as sailor's judge and jury handling papers, disputes, and decisions between sailors and sailing masters instead of consuls.
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A Hanbury
Hanbury
United States
Port of
New York
Burglars Hit St Marys In Trio Of Home Thefts
Three burglaries occurred in St Marys on a Friday morning targeting Alber Herzing, Daniel J Mooney, and Daniel Durbin homes. Stolen items included a $1200 collection of jewelry and diamonds, a $200 gold watch, $200 diamonds, cash, a pocketbook with $260 and valuable papers. The weddings presents were left untouched.
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St. Marys
Alber Herzing
Daniel J. Mooney
Daniel Durbin
Auto Went Wrong Six Boys Walked Home From Roller Skate
Six Defiance youths Will Engel Jack Wright Ei Weaver Roy Kintigh Gerald Deveaux and Bert Davis found their auto refused to move near Napoleon Indiana. They abandoned the car and walked toward Okolona to catch a morning train but stopped at a farmhouse for breakfast which was refused. They returned home late and missed work.
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Will Engel
Jack Wright
Ei Weaver
Roy Kintigh
Gerald Deveaux
Bert Davis
Napoleon
Henry County
Okolona
Pleasant Meeting With P T Brown Arrives From Michigan
We were delighted to meet our brother P T Brown and his wife from Lapeer Michigan after 41 years apart. They note great improvements in the city and plan a travel sequence visiting friends in the western part of the state, Missouri, Memphis Tennessee, Sheffield Alabama, and Alta Loma Galveston County Texas near the Santa Fe railroad. Mr and Mrs Calvin Brown.
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P.T. Brown
Lapeer
Michigan
Missouri
Memphis
Tennessee
Sheffield
Alabama
Alta Loma
Galveston County
Texas
Santa Fe
Calvin Brown
English Spavin Liniment Advertises Patent Remedy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a patent style liniment sold by J. P Balaton and others. Mentions uses for swollen throats and splints and a single bottle as a web advert. Includes garbled names and places likely from an old English catalog or trade card.
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Tampa
J. P, Balaton
Draseie
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