James M Cox For Governor of Ohio Campaign Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text discusses James M Cox and Ohio governorship, referencing past governors, pledges, and the need to keep faith with the people. It notes Cox’s platform ideas and a call for progressive service, with mentions of Ames, Butler, and related political terms.
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Constitutional Convention Debates Labor Reform Proposals
The convention lists measures on worker rights and state power, including wage laws, public works limits, and workers compensation. It notes mixed constitutional viability, with few proposals likely to withstand Supreme Court review.
Constitutional Labor Provisions Aid State Economy
The text discusses a state measure authorizing elections of boards for labor purposes and minimum wage provisions. It argues the Ohio measure is broad, allowing legislation to detail specifics later. The constitutional convention is portrayed as advancing liberal labor policy benefiting the country overall.
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JAMILTON'S VOICE PRAISES CULLEN FOR LEADERSHIP
The article voices strong praise for Cullen as president, describing him as a large man both physically and in spirit, and praising his leadership for progress. It notes his example and responsibility to fellow Obie, while commenting on political rhetoric and expected impacts on the forthcoming changes.
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Mail Bag The Journal Letters For Publication
The Journal invites readers to send short vigorous letters on public interest subjects. Letters must be under 20 words and include name and address. The editor will condense longer communications and may answer questions when possible.
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The Tune a Coke Otto Colored Man Sings
A fragmented OCR passage discusses a Colored performer and stage routine at Lewis Oliver Co. in Hamilton. It mentions audience reactions, racial tension, and advertising for a show with quotes about the act and crowd quality. The excerpt critiques the troupe and hints at stigma surrounding Black performers in the era.
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Prominent figure Lergh Hutchins Killikolly dies
Washington May 17. Lergh Hutchins Killikolly a noted musical and literary figure and holder of the Gold Crown prize from the Society of Seigne, Washington, died. Miss Killile, of Vincennes Indiana, was his ally at the event.
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Dark humor and salt facts mix in partisan chatter
A fragmented column quotes pundits and readers debating Taft Roosevelt and party lines, then pivots to diverse notes on salt volumes, ocean salinity, and weather lore. Included are garbled references to republicans, a dark horse candidate, and scientists like Alexander Wrмiewkow, amid disjointed phrases and partial quotes.
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