South Hamilton Crossing A Better Roadway
A plea to the mayor, council, and Chamber of Commerce to speed two road safety projects. Improve the South Hamilton crossing, remove dangerous grade crossings, and repave and extend the roadway from Brick Street Central Avenue to Lindenwald. Citizens urge prompt action and strong municipal support.
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Etween
Chamber OF Commerce
South Hamilton
Central Avenue
Lindenwald
South Hamade
Straub
Heesinin
Hamilton
Landenwalds Corporation
Guel
Progressive and Standpatter Defined in 19th Century Debate
The article discusses definitions of a progressive and a standpatter per Senator Bristow and Milton lawyer analogies. It cites quotes about how a progressive supports modernized laws and business interests, while a standpatter clings to old practices. It mentions Waller Brow and references to political factions challenging Gov Harmony and a presidential nomination scenario in Ohio.
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New York World
Sensior Bristow
Bris
Hamilton Lnginess
Atandpattern
Neith Waller Brow
Yenominatien. of Art
Rela
Gov
Harmony
Ohio
Hinvey
Time on City Legislation Delays Readings
Ohio council faces criticism for requiring three separate readings of ordinances. Critics argue this delays needed improvements and delays deliberation. Advocates say readings allow thought, but opponents warn this process slows ordinary business and pushes rezonings and approvals to future meetings.
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Ohio
Iisc
Laws of international marriage and divorce rules explained
A summary of international marriage law basics outlines how different countries require parental consent for minors, guardian control of a ward’s property, and varied restrictions on interfaith unions. It notes prohibitions and conditions in Greece, Austria, Peru, and elsewhere, including consent, class barriers, and proof of stability for licenses.
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Loaton
Foreign Office
Teila
Peru
Berys
Atstria
Siegal
Austria
Ahange
Audi Cates
Stolen Shoes Left Footed Prank Ends With Return
Berlin shoemaker loses a stock of left only boots and shoes after a gang steals left foot footwear. A note written in local slang claims the crew will mix left and right feet, but the shoemaker retrieves the right goods after a staged ransom via railway station and a ticket exchange.
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Berlin
Ryulgus
Health rules touted by Olo State Journal echoed
The piece quotes Dy Guliek praising simple health practices to curb illness. Rules include good ventilation, moderate sun exposure, proper hygiene, baths and fresh air, mouth cleanliness, and avoiding infected people. The author laments over reliance on talk of progress while urging sanitation and practical living.
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Olo State Journal
Dy. Guliek
Emilarian
Inspiring Example of Plock and the Little Green One
A fragment from the Stanford Chaparral hints at the playful muse of Plock and the girl by the campus corner. The piece evokes quiet humor and collegiate whimsy, with a nod to a tiny arboreal friend guiding surprising outcomes in campus life.
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Plock
Stanford Chaparral
Almost too Much to Behave. Wopaka Capital woman convict ed
A Satie woman had been convicted on the charge at horsewhipping a man. We believe the time is coming when women who kill their husbands will be convicted of murder.
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Wopaka Capital
Rome Progress Noted in Washington State Campaign
Notable remarks from a Washington State report discuss Rome’s progress and the campaign dynamics. The text mentions boasting about campaign size and candidate influence, with commentary on diverting attention from other topics.
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Rome
Washington Stat
Mutilated murders shock New York couple at Norfolk Street
Aaron and Rachel Futtermann, aged 82 and 72, were found murdered in their second floor Hal on Norfolk Street. Police say the crime, brutal beyond belief, was carefully planned with eyes gouged and bodies mutilated. The motive appears robbery, though no valuables were taken. The elder Futtermann, born in Kiev, spent his time in a synagogue and as a poultry dealer before retirement. their children Aaron and Etta are mentioned in connection with the inquiry.
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New York
Jenac Futterman
Zadig
Bla
Rachel
Sizatory
Norfolk Street
Kiev
Russia
Beth Hamearagh Hagedo
Etta
Tadders
Yarlone
Pullermans
Will of Lea Nom Yet Probated in Philadelphia
The will of Lea Nom Yet, who died months ago, was admitted to probate in Philadelphia. Her sole heir and executor is her son, Lee Bark. The red paper document bears a mark and reads Rushasn and money I give to my son, Lee Bark, Nobody else can touch it.
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Shinane
Philadelphia
Lea Nom
Lee Bark
Book to Remove Age Limit Campaign Aimed at Women Over Forty
Chicago reports a large meeting of middle aged women endorsing an active campaign to remove the age limit that bars women over forty from taking certain jobs. The effort targets employment discrimination and seeks legislative or policy change.
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Chicago
Infatuation Plot at Country House Party Ends in Romance
An aunt recounts managing her ward Anne who is sixteen when Agnes Hughes dies. Anne attracts Frederick Carrington, double her age, while suitor Wilbur Crawford wins Anne’s favor with help from Anne. The aunt schemes to keep rivals apart, but Anne’s choice and a plot twist lead to an engagement with Crawford after clever deceptions and ambivalent loyalties.
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Agnes. Hughes
Anne
Agnes
Avay
Frederick Carrington
Carrington
Beecimé
Marty Sotta
Lilo
Wilbur Crawford
Fred Carrington
Tadot
Anns
Dean
Crawford
Mini
Woodland Park social notes and visitors
Wood land Park residents and guests share a quiet day visiting Mrs John Hileman who is ill. Mrs B F Hileman and Edythe call. Mr and Mrs Bard Payne entertain the family with Miss Mattie and Misses Carrie and Marie Rabenstein and friends from Lindenwald and Albert Rahenstein. Amana McCormick Spear and Thurg Hay visit with cousin Cora McCormick. Mrs Dave Weigenborn and son join in.
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Antiat
Woodland Fark
Tan
B. F. Hileman
Edythe
John Hileman
Bard Payne
Fallale
Mattie
Carrie
Marie Rabenstein
Lindenwald
Alert Rahenstein
Amana McCormiclk
Spear
Thurg- Hay
McCormick Family Social and Visits Reported Near Lindenwald
A string of social visits and family gatherings around Lindenwald is noted. Mrs. E E Meteo and Mrs. Chris Vogel called on John Vogel. Celia and Peter Kella visited with Mrs. McCormick relatives. Miss Yebby McCormick spent time with sisters. Margaret Vogel visited her ill father. Mrs. Beech McCormick and family hosted an entertaining night with Blildred McCormick attending. A jolly crowd enjoyed a Saturday afternoon skating at Vogel’s.
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Busi
TE. I. Ailenan
Ispadti
Chris
Vogel
John
Celia
Peter Kella
Dota
Lindenwalds
Luite Jolly
Bethany Special Traks Journal Dinner Guests
Brown's Run notes a series of Sunday visits and dinners with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tareh and family and many others including Mrs. Harrison Emig Myrtle Mayer Homer Flinspack Choa Moyer Moritz Bell Loyal Blump Vernor Moyer Jody Crofti Lewie Flingpaeh Kuch Greenfield Alf Rott and families. Beulah Bell and Beulah’s relatives are mentioned with Miss Myrtle Moyer and Charles. Ubis place hosted a Quitterly meeting on February 4 with a business meeting later that afternoon.
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Brown
Jon
Chas
Tareh
Harrison Emig
Mikses
Thema Priva
Myrtle"Mayer
Mersis
Homer Flinspack
Choa
Moyer
Moritz Bell
Vernor
War
Jody
Din- Bee el
John Croftier
Lewie Flingpaeh
Chas. Kuch
Chas. Greenfield
Somerville
Alf Rott
Mable Laughlin
Thev
Ubis’place
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Annie
Fleman
Wilur Crawford
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