26 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
1
A critical examination of old political techniques and mudslinging in campaigns. The piece argues that scandal, falsification, and insinuation persist as tools to ruin rivals, inflame sectarian tensions, and manipulate public opinion. It questions whether these tactics deserve praise or renewal in American politics.
Wauseon defeated the Rollers at Athletic Park with strong play from catcher Diver and solid support from Parker in center field. Umpire Tremaine officiated as Spies and Diver shared backstop duties. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Albert Smith in Toledo, with services held and interment in Gouverneur New York after a long illness.
Land transfers and probate filings dominate the list with estates of Frank H Wales Delia A Russell and others. Hearings set for July 20 1914 dates and guardianships noted along with sale reports and numerous real estate transfers in Clinton and Fulton townships.
Harvard physician Dr Richard Cabot's What Men Live By is praised for its four pillars Work Play Love Worship. A Fayette Metamora wedding unites Alva W Smith and Miss Cla Myers at the M E Parsonage Weuseon with Smith moving to New York City to work for Westinghouse and both families celebrating their fit for educated, devout lives. A cautional note promotes Hanford's Balsam for Fourth of July preparedness and first aid.
Reinforcements arrive as Ottokee Gleaners mobilize showing substantial patriotism. District No 5 funds indicate townships paid in full and Swanton reports have been received.
A coalition of four state organizations plans an Ohio constitutional amendment to permit tax classification and exemptions. They aim to place the measure on the November ballot while opponents call for equal taxation. The piece also notes local donations to Fulton county memorials and a patriotic Roll of Honor from Swanton and surrounding areas.
Judge John M. Killits received an honorary LLD degree from Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts last week. A Williams College alumnus he graduated in 1880 and earned a Masters in 1887, the honor amplifying his local regard as he travels with wife and daughter for a two week absence.
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