Council Appropriation Ordinance Endorsed by Council
City council members vote unanimously to approve a budget appropriation ordinance amid debate over socialist and republican influence. The report lobs political factions, urges officials to act with independence, and warns against party pressure in public decision making.
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Opinions From Hany Newspapers On The Nomination Of Woodrow Wilson
A survey of editorial reactions across major papers to Woodrow Wilson’s nomination. Chicago Tribune and Boston Globe praise the choice and progressive alignment. New York Times foresees party unity and renewed prosperity. Philadelphia Record lauds Wilson as impartial and representative. Indianapolis News notes strong anti‑his opponents, while Baltimore and New York World emphasize governance, progressivism, and integrity.
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Col
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Birminghin
Alabama
Age-Herald
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Woodrow Wilson nomination sparks mixed political lines
A fragmented national response greets Woodrow Wilson's presidential nomination. Democratic and independent voices praise decency and reform, while others warn of entrenched interests and pending political battles. Local concerns mix with calls for cleaner governance and urgent public works.
What Other Newspapers Say Don’t Take Election So Seriously
Dayion Daily News urges readers not to overreact to campaigns and elections. It advises staying calm, distinguishing argument from noise, avoiding personal feuds, and maintaining temper as results unfold and the political landscape shifts.
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Selkirk Families Attend Sunday Visits in Selkirk
Selkirk residents and relatives with ties to Hamilton Greensburg Rushville and Bunker Hill gathered for Sunday visits and holidays. Notable names include John Kemp and family Mrs Hannah Dick and daughter Nelle Mrs Sadie Williamson Mrs L J Moorehouse and the Gurners with their children Dorothy Earl Raymond and others. Several gens spent the Fourth in Hamilton and nearby towns while others hosted relatives from out of town.
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Edward. Garner
St. Charles
Wm. Woodruff
Ethel
John Kemp
Hannah Dick
Nelle
Hamilton
Joe Gillespie
Sadie Williamson
L. J. Moorehouse
Shandon
Chas. Whitacre
von Donald
Harry Garner
Dorothy
Millville
Plae
Ronnie Gillespie
Igabulle Lewis
Rallny
Orie Garner
Charles van Doren
Raymond
Nathan Bryant
Marion Roszell
Ad Nittler
Greensburg
Ind
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Bunker Hill
Raynemd Roszell
Rush Ville
Tad
Alva Bryant
Grant Dare
Uarry Marner
Ed. Sample
Bulay
Woman suffrage urged across seven states vote loom
The Woman Citizen of California argues that every man voting on constitutional amendments should support extending suffrage to women. Seven states Ohio Michigan Kansas Missouri Wisconsin Arizona and Oregon prepare to vote this fall affecting about 50 million women. The piece cites historical strides toward liberty and urges men to back amendment No. 23 to grant women voting rights to join in governance and improve society.
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Flenners Corner Social Notes Abbreviated Gatherings
Flenners Corner notes list varied social visits and small gatherings. Almond Davis and Miss Edwards visited several days with relatives. Miss Kit Bridge hosted guests. Mr and Mrs George Malan hosted at dinner. Grace Brown and others from Hamilton and Hayniltn attended visits. William Togers returned home after a week in Dayton. Cullen Horr visited Middletown area.
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Almond Davis
Miss Edwards
Hailton
Michael Kadle
Nelfie
Delila Melil
Middletown Pike
Kit Bridge
George Malan
Fred Sauer
Hamilton
Allen Maham
Princeton
Grace Brown
Hayniltn
William Togers
Dayton
Cullen Horr
Middlebyay
First Application Darkens the Hair and Ends Dandruff
An ad promises Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy will darken gray or faded hair quickly with a single application, then restore natural color after several uses. It claims to remove dandruff, cleanse the scalp, promote hair growth, and is sold with a money back guarantee through druggist agents.
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