Saloon Rule Debated by Constitutional Convention
At Coladihus on May 24 the convention debated a proposal to set one saloon per 500 residents. The measure, aimed at retail liquor houses, passed initial discussion but narrowly defeated on a later vote. Delegates proposed state wide prohibition alternatives, neither amendment succeeding, as work continued toward final readings and adjournment.
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Anderson Ligiot Ligbnsy Provokal
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Hiram Park
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
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Rendine
Obituary and Civic Notices Fromville Died at Home
Master Dixon died at his home in South Front street this evening at nine, aged 78 years. He was a veteran minister, in poor health for years. His widow survives. Funeral at Puy A. M. church Monday at 2 PM, under Sedatin Jorge No 2708. Friends may view Saturday after 1 PM. Also Socialist speeches planned in Venice and Susit Saturday night at 6. Speakers include Kred A. Uinkle, Hynes, Primmer. M B Wells, from Maxsillan, announces candidacy for lieutenant governor. Brewsher stop noted on Wheeling and Lake Erie line.
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Taelock
Dickerson
Puy A. M
Simon
Sedatin Jorge
Venice
Susit
Wellus
Canta
M. B. Wells
Maxsillan
Oday
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Teis
Imaster Ancelianie
Wheeling
Brewster
Taft Campaign Faces Uncertain Path in Chicago Convention
Historic report shows Taft’s nominees and rivals roiling as Roosevelt’s delegates surge in the wake of Ohio results. Analysts say Taft could still win by grafting New Jersey primary wins, but political insiders warn Roosevelt is now the favored option for the convention. The piece notes disengagement from Taft camp and rising momentum for Roosevelt among delegates and party leaders.
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Washington
Ohio
New Jersey
Chicago
Wells
Washingley
Tult
Raosyvelt
Pat
Liele
Gen William M. P. Orr Dies at 78 in Ohio Home
Gen William M. P. Orr, 78, died after a long illness at his home in Fiyua May 34. A Republican and former quartermaster general under Gov. Asa Bushnell, he served in the Civil War and later in the Ohio National Guard. He was a twice-nominated congressional candidate and a donor to Piua Memorial hospital in memory of his wife. Survived by sons Jim and AL and daughter Lois Orr.
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Fiyua
William P. Orr
Asa
Bushnell
Republican Nation
Haw
Woll
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Enpfatty
Ohio National Gnard
Ue Piqua Memorial Hospital
Jim
AL ML
Ove
Lois Orr
Mrs Maynard dies at 71 in Reily residence burial set
Mrs Maynard widow of William Maynard dies at 71 after five years of illness. She leaves a vague daughter of Aaron and Sarah Ann Davis, two brothers and a sister. Funeral from her brother Isaac Davis home Saturday at 4 oclock with Rev. G W Phillips officiating. Interment Graguwood. Family circle mourns.
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William Maynard
School Bonds Win By 522. Bond Issue Passes
The election results show the school bond measure approved with a clear majority. Voters endorsed the bond issue, securing support from the community and enabling funding for proposed school improvements.
Thaw's Sanity To Be Decided In Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a court or legal matter involving a person named Thaw and a decision on sanity. The text is garbled with partial phrases about May and a legal action, mentioning a judge and a possible case of fraud.
Strike at Break-Water Co quarries reported from Sandusky
May 2 strike action by Break-Water Co workers in Cleveland area quarries leads to four discharges amid wage dispute. Officials cite reduced hours and unpaid benefits as factors while local authorities monitor the situation.
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Break- Water Co
Cleveland
Jolingon
Be Ueday
George Rapp in Hospital After Obscure Growth Operation
George Rapp, a well known seat packer, is at Marey hospital following a morning operation for a growth on the left side. The report notes uncertainty in the details and mentions a potential prescription forthcoming.
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Ely
Packer
Marey Hospital
Petty Grafting Charge Sparks House Debate
Waeslington on May 24 saw a grafting charge against members of the house. Representative Fitzgerald, chair of the Appropriation Committee, led the floor fight over alleged improper payments for material taxes with no legal provisioning. The clash accompanied the consideration of the emergent appropriation bill covering hose expenses.
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Waeslington
Ty House
Fitzgerald
National Republican Committees Debate Delegates at Convention
Members of the national Republican committees stated today that neither Taft nor Roosevelt will likely secure the nomination at the convention. The remarks reflect a split view on delegate support and the path to the GOP nomination.
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Chicago
National Republican
Taft
Aviator Fell At Buck Island Trial Flight
Belgian aviator Victor Ue Youncheere fell during a test flight at Buck Island and was caught under his wreckage. He escaped with facial injuries and a severe head wound, while Wilbur Wright showed improvement after a period of unconsciousness and is reported stable. Ohio militia officer Be Winder honored as the first in the state to serve while a reserve aviator remains in memory. Adams County and Minnesota captions note local appointments and events amid aviation news.
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Wats
Tie Head
Wright
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
Conklin
Washington
Rebels Depredations in El Caney Region Reported
Fragmented report notes continuing rebel depredations in El Caney region with stores looted near San Mareng and Ostantanamp. Mention of Fidelity company assets seized, animals stolen, and local Cuban loyalists responding with reinforcements and artillery. British protected cruiser Melpomene arrives, rumors claim it aims to shield British subjects and property in Cuba.
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Melpoment
Meli Poment
Explanation of the Present Revolution in Cuba and U.S. reaction
A fragmented report describes rebels damaging areas in the BG Daney neighborhood of Santiago Cuba on May 24 and captures four men near Palatina Sori on the Bayamo line. It notes the rebels claim outrages and dra ws on cocoa regions while detailing a U.S. stance against organizing black troops and hints at seeks for U.S. intervention and President Mesh Mes Gallions.
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Santiago
Cuba
Vomaiand
Goa
Llanet
el Ganey
de Silio
Palatina Sori
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Lhe
Cense
Viel Colle
Cocoa
Inquiry Into Rejection Of A Boat From Cuba Shipment
Washington May 24 The navy department telegraphs the Philadelphia navy yard to request a full report on the rejection of a boatload of leek delivered yesterday by the contractor for the naval transport Phumo bound for Cuba. Only 2,000 pounds of 28,000 were accepted and the rest rejected.
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Washington
Navy Department
Philadelphia Navy Saed
Phumo
Cuba
May Salary Granted to Huffman by State Official
The official records show Huffman will receive his salary for the month of May. The attorney general at State Fullerton approves the salary voucher, stopping further proceedings on the matter.
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Columbus
State
Fullerton
Uutlinan
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