Public Safety First Guides Parole Debate Across Cities
The piece discusses Mark Montikin's stance on criminal parole and cites Chicago and Cincinnati trials. It weighs benefits of probation for youths against risks for public safety, noting judge opinions, parole figures, and the need for a balanced approach between kindness and enforcement to protect the community.
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Mark Montikin
Chicago
Caldwell
Cincinnati
Chicago Tribune
Cleland
Sadler
John Worthy
Those Who Missed Yesterday See Balloons
Readable fragments describe balloons attracting attention after a day with unseen objects. The text implies a spectacle or parade mood, noting presence of balloons and public interest without detailing specific participants or events.
Thad Straub Runs For Mayor Asks For Best In All Things
Thad Straub campaigns for mayor presenting a platform centered on integrity and service. He emphasizes public trust, community improvement, and steady leadership to guide the city through growth and challenges.
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Thad Straub
New York Campaign Papers Spark Debate
The Republican News reports free campaign papers circulating in New York while local ministers discuss Dr Mil likin's platform with caution. The piece notes partisan opinions appear unclear and unsettled across the scene.
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The
Republican News
Democratic slate for board of public service faces election
Benninghoten Henn and Pabst are the Democratic Party candidates for the board of public service. The text argues they deserve election on merit alone and presents their bid as a merit based choice for voters.
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Benninghoten
Henn and
Pabst
Democratic Party
Board of Public Service
What Other Newspapers Say Every Day Philosophy
A Florida Times Union column muses on wisdom and folly. It notes experience as the remembered hurt and praises honesty among business people while cautioning that a small minority in finance and enterprise must be watched.
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Florida Times-Union
Nice Dos
Meter Reversal Device by Columbus Professor
A Columbus professor invents a device to make meters run backward but the public benefit remains unclear while the other party reads the meter. The note appears in the Marion Star under the Last Chance column.
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Columbus
Preachers Silent On Millikin Platform Stir in Hamilton Race
The Republican party in Hamilton shows rifts as candidate Mark Millikin's platform provokes strong but varied church opinions. Local pastors express reluctance to comment publicly, with several declining or offering limited statements while others oppose Sunday baseball and support saloon questions.
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Mark Millikin
Republican Party
Hamilton
Millikin
Democrat-Sun
Wesley Hatcher
Church of Christ
H. A. Dickmann
St. John's
A. B. Austin
M. E
C. A. Chase
C. A. Gummere
First United Brethren Church
Food Poisons and Dyspepsia Tablets Appeal
An advertising exposé on overworked stomachs links sedentary lifestyles and rich foods to indigestion. It urges readers to use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming the product digests food and neutralizes fermentation, with a free trial offer from F A Stuart Co of Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Middletown Boy Tad Jones Battles For Yale Quarters
Tad Jones, the Middletown boy, again seeks a key quar ter role for Yale this year after improving play. Mrs Agnes Neilan, widow of Judge John F Neilan, leaves for Akron Ohio to reside permanently, taking only a few keepsakes despite declining executrix appointment.
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Tad Jones
Middletown
Yale
Agnes Neilan
John F. Neilan
Akron
Harvest Song of Pies and Sausage Verses
A rustic verse celebrates autumn harvests with lines about pumpkin bounty. The speaker calls for hearty foods like hens, spareribs, cracklin, and homemade sausage, rejecting springtime blooms in favor of a farmer’s kitchen feast.
Boston Doctor Warns O’Leary Over 1000 Mile Walk
Dr Patrick C Foy of Boston says Dan O’Leary who finished a 1000 mile walk in 1000 hours cannot recover from the strain. He notes O’Leary slept little, with sleep broken in short periods, ruining his health for life.
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Dan O'Leary
Patrick C. Foy
Boston
Mass
St. Nicholas
Cincinnati
O’leary
O'Leary
Collinsville Bridge Damage and Local Social Notes
Collinsville reports bridges along the Taylor school house road are shaky after a recent disturbance near Jacob Schwab's woods. Social items include Miss Reta Hardin visiting Edith Truster, Monroe trips by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kinsinger, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Beck visiting Dayton. The Bible class meeting is scheduled for next Saturday evening.
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Democrat-Sun
Collinsville
Bowers
Etta Sawyer
Ri Finsane
Eko
John Bauer
Satacday
Fresh Oysters Daily at Heib's Ocean Bar
Fresh oysters daily at Heib's 217 Court St priced 30 cents a quart. Served 15e and raw or stewed. Ad notes dates Sept 13 and tf.
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Heib’s
Court St
The Democrat Best Advertising Medium in Butler County
The Democrat is described as the leading advertising medium in Butler County, highlighted as the most effective channel for reaching local readers and businesses.
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Democrat
Butler County
Bryan Advocates Arbitration Boards for Labor Disputes
In Clinton Hall a massive meeting of striking telegraphers hears William Jennings Bryan call for state and national arbitration boards to settle labor capital conflicts and denounce monopoly. He criticizes strikes, opposes government injunctions, and urges public publicity to enforce fair arbitration.
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New York
William Jennings Bryan
Clinton Hall
Rocky Mountain Tea Claims Clear Complexion
Advertises Hollister's Tea as regulating bowels to improve complexion and health. Mentions price 35 cents and product options Tea or Tablets. Listed by Radcliffe Drug Co. at cor High and Second Streets and 1931 High Street.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radcliffe Drug Co
Cor
Second Sts
High St
Elk Creek Social Notes Count Sunday Visits
Special to the Democrat Sun Elk Creek Ohio October 23 families and couples hosted guests at Brown's Run and nearby areas. Local outings included hayrides and visits to relatives in West Elkton Middle town and Dupont powder mills ruins observed.
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Democrat-Sun
Elk Creek
Adam Schull
Perry Hetzler
Warren Smith
Brown’s Run
Albert Veidt
Peter Walters
Jessie Keister
Nellie Slough
Edith Gifford
Della Sebraub
Jessie
Gladys Wagner
Mary
Clara
Amelia Eehardt
Clifford Sebraub
Ernest Landis
Fred Sixt
Homer Keister
Robert Slough
Stella Griswold
Middletown
Lindley Gifford
Riley Gifford
Joseph Welsh
Maria Welsh
West Elkton
Henry Sehrarb
George Pullman
Dupont Powder Mills
Lucy Gifford
Mary Kirk
Mabel Stafford
Katie Leslie
Nellie
Anna Sehraub
Grandmother Jones Ends Her Years in Comfort
An elderly woman known as grandma Jones lived to four score and three with no pains. She credited her wellbeing to Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Radcliffe Drug Co at the corner of High and Second Streets and 231 High Street.
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Grandma Jones
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Radclife Drug Co
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Hamilton Democrat-Sun
Butler County Democrat
Butler County Democrat Company
Homer Gard
C. A. Leiter
Geo. E. Holdefer
Charles E. Mason
Democrat-Son
New York City
Shannon
Brunswick
Allen and Ward
Boyce
Associated Press
Ohio
J. B. Connaughton
Henry B. Grevey
Henry A. Grimmer
A. L. Smedley
Board Public Service
Chris Benninghofen
Chris Pabst
John P. Head
Brandon R. Millikin
Ford Holbrook
J. A. Holzberger
John M. Beeler
Richard Radcliffe
Stanley Shaffer
Cre
J. F. Rochelle
Lw, J. Hayes
Dr. Millikin
Baluumore
Marion Star
Ggavile Lgalk
Collinsvile
W. C. Frechtling Co
Bartholomew
Minneapolis Journal
W. J. Bryan
Iris
Bryan
George Kroger
Ober
Kroger
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