Abolishment Proposals For Ohio Constitution
Ohio's fourth constitutional convention will present forty-two amendments for voter approval after eighteen weeks of work. The list includes changes on roads funding, jury size, liquor licensing, suffrage, governor veto powers, civil service, taxation, and other reforms, with no further convention planned for about twenty years. Children entertained at the Children's Home event closes with thanks for donations and transport.
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Uy Lawhpson
Eleon
Americon
Rilpalsiek
Farkler
Pexse
Worthington
Legislatuve
Croseér
Bernhart
Tohnsout
Willians
Mauck
The Cluthe Truss Promises Rupture Cure
A long promotional piece warns against false trusses and touts the Cluthe Truss and Automatic Massager as a cure for ruptures. It claims the device supports the rupture, strengthens weak areas, and offers a 60 day trial with a free book on rupture care. The ad lists 125 East 24th Street New York City as the contact and urges readers to request the free booklet.
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Chahine Trass
Tice
Gregront Bool
Pleturis
Hell
Spring
Elise
Calneas
XENTA SEMINARY 18 GIVEN MONJY
By the will of William L Ferguson of Cincinnati admitted to probate Saturday the sum of 10000 is left to the United Presbyterian Theological Seminary of Xenia Ohio and 10000 to Westminster College of New Wilmington Pennsylvania.
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Xenta Seminary
Binghitunton
Willian T. Ferguson
Kontright
United Presbyterian Theologinal Serminary
Xenia
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Hogan Rules on Campaign Contributions and Referendum Powers
An attorney general opinion holds that no contribution may lawfully be made to a candidate or to solicit funds for candidacy near a primary. It criticizes societies and churches for pressuring candidates and warns that solicitation breaches current laws. The opinion also discusses initiative and referendum acts, including a village ordinance on slrous commissioner sales and pay during November.
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Art Loewell
Theig
Adormsy
Touhiela
Miami County
Hogan
Kimball Cor
Hhe
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Fke
Hogat
B. RB. Young
Wipley
Ee WV
Attornng
Halde
Skames
Suffrage Meeting Planned With Kentucky Leader
Tonight at the chamber of commerce room Migs Lyra Clay president of the Kentucky Woman's Suffrage League will speak. Dailies Shayelab members attend to greet and watch the executive headquarters. Tiny Zimmerman had brother in law Charles Birham arrested on peace disturbance charge. Birham released on appearance bond.
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Tonigt
Migs Lyra Clay
Kentucky Woman's Sib Frage Lenge
Humber
Tiny Zimmernan
Charles Bureham
Swansay Ferenona
Bircham
Vain Night Disorder Near Brandanbens Store
Last Saturday night about ten or a dozen young men gathered in an alley south of Brandanbens sandy store on South Second Street opposite Da Dingfelder lumber yard and began to annoy passersby. Around 11 43 police were notified but the party could not be located. One man is named and there is a report of probable arrests to follow.
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South Second Street
Wien
Payatelan
Jean
Iran
Andrea Te
Cantina
Adanga
Bain
Ehymian
Stauia
Lightning Sets Gas Reducer Ablaze Near Murphy Home
A severe electrical storm struck Prigedton Saturday morning at about 2. Lightning hit a gas reducer near the Harry Murphy residence, torching the gas line and damaging a nearby fence. The strike knocked out telephone service and caused a fire before neighbors extinguished it. Estimated loss from the fire and device damage ranges from 13 to 20.
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Prigedton
Harry
Murphy
Ambush near Gainesville leaves deputy dead and suspect arrested
In a nighttime ambush at a lonely spot near Vihewa, Marshal G H Slaughter and Deputy Sheriff Charles White of Ateher Fla were attacked while escorting Deputy J A Manning who was fatally wounded and feigned death before the assailant Cain Perry was captured. Manning died on scene. Authorities say Perry attempted escape but was recaptured after firing at the group. Details remain scarce as investigations proceed.
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Gainesville
Narshal G. H. Slaughter
Charles White
Ateher
Fla
Vihewa
J. AL Manning
Cain Perry
Ohio Wheat Prospects Fall Flat in 1912 Official Report
The Ohio agriculture department reports a failing 1912 wheat harvest outlook. Wheat condition stands at 44 percent of average. oats area shows large increase to 1,877,922 acres planned for harvest. other grains mirror reduced prospects with barley and rye also below normal. Early sown wheat is mainly in tender condition, northwest Ohio exception. Public notes no Hessian fly damage. acreage rise due to wheat area abandonment.
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Ohio Departiment of Agriculture
Oata
I Bbe
Ohio
Cromoven
Bonded man jailed in Middletown arrest prompts court release
Ollia Collweyers was arrested Friday by Officer Jake Urannen on a non-support charge. He gave bond before Judge Gard and promised to pay his wife $2.50 weekly, after which he was released. Grubbs Bagby unit endorses the school board plan for a new high school and building in Waal Hamilton.
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Middletown
Jake Urannen
Bondefore
Gard
Grubbs-Bagby Enup
United Spanish War Veterans
Board of Education
Waal
Hamilton
Nervous Wreck Relief Reported by Missouri Woman
Mrs. Mac McRhight of Oronoge Mo writes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound calmed her nervous wreck symptoms. She could walk without heart flutter and monthly pains eased. She urges others to try the remedy and recommends it to friends.
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Mac McRhight
Oronoge
Lydia WM
Pinkiam
Berane
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