Dwyer to Preside at Opening of Constitution Convention
Columbus Nov 9 revised figures show 97 delegates openly progressive elected on both sides with 61 pledging in writing to support initiative and referendum with agreed percentages. 57 drys and 48 wes on liquor. Dennis Dwyer of Dayton to preside at January opening as elder statesman and Democrat delegate.
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Ohio Progressive Teague
Oho Federation of Labor
Ohio State Grange
anti-Saloon League
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Percy Andycae
Olio Brewers’ Association
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Wayne
Dennis Dwyer
Dayton
Traction
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Watt
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West arrest for trespass and maize theft in war field
William West was arrested after John Van Ploren alleged trespass on a war field and stealing about a sack of maize. West surrendered when warned of a warrant. bond posted, hearing before Mayor Rothwell set for Thursday. West fined 200 and costs. possible confinement to workhouse if defeasance occurs.
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Wiliam West
John van Ploren
van Ploren
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Hattwell
Rothwell
Defeal
Cie Gnhall
Constitutional winners named in Tuesday election count
The election board began the official count Thursday morning. Stanley Shaffer and David Pierca were declared constitutional delegates winners. A ballot review added seven votes for Lequoti, altering the tax levy totals. The city ticket awaits this afternoon's tally to settle the Leyden contest and Unspecified challengers.
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Stanley Shaffer
David Pierca
Imade
Lequoti
Leyden
Installing gates to the widow at dangerous crossing
The H. & D. company installs a gate at the dangerous crossing on South Pit Street near the pass station following the will of Michael Kain for the widow.
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Michael Kain
Grin
Prabeta
Revolution Rages as Manchu Forces Clash at Nanking
chaotic dispatches report intensified fighting around the Manchu capital with revolutionary troops breaching defenses while Manchu loyalists retreat under heavy shelling. reinforcements surge as casualties mount and Nanking braces amid reports of rising armed action across the city. Canton declares independence in a sweeping political upheaval as new government takes hold.
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China
Lincoln Memorial Hall Dedication In Kentucky Ceremony
Hundreds gather in Enduring Audgenville Kentucky for the Lincoln memorial hall dedication a granite building funded by loyal Americans. President attends and delivers the dedication address. The wall bears the inscription honoring the log cabin where Lincoln was born and the fight against slavery. The hall houses the original cabin moved and preserved with a million in endowments and securities to support maintenance.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Art
Lie Memorial Hall
Gion Wadres
Wully
Perce
Brotherland
Jugs
Pho' Wes Lincoln
Nanney Hanks
Tadly
Hubert J) Collier
Chaimmin
Uri Willson
Two Falls for Wheeler in Local Wrestling Show
Harris Wheeler replaced Chambers after many tickets were sold as a wrestling match in the city. Wheeler dominated and earned five falls over Woodraft, proving himself the strongest at his weight despite Woodraft's stubborn defense. Voters also weighed a heating plant proposition and a road levy amid a rough city night.
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Waudcutt
Tostangi
Harris Wheeler
Chambers
Wheeler
62000 Women Are Registered To Vote In Los Angeles
Los Angeles voters count tops records as 62,000 women are registered in the city. By midnight tonight the polls close for the general city election on December 5. Socialist figures lead in women’s registrations, with many pledging male support for mayoral candidate Job Lurrinan amid party rivals.
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Cal
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Socialist Party
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Rte
Mathes Wins After Corrections In Lownd Count
Official count in Lownd shows Mathes ahead by 12 votes after correcting counting mistakes caused by similar names. Charles Mathes prevailed in the school bond election with the adjusted tally reflecting the proper result.
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Charles
Mathes
Unclear Names and Occupations from Local Census Pickups
A fragment lists individuals with ages and occupations in various townships including Hamilton and Ross. Names include William Antrance, Martha J Muelhmore, Rev J A Jen Kibson, Jim Jackson, Carrie Barnes, Edward Coler, Mathilda Schmidt, and Rev C F W Albvardt. Some entries show occupations like seamstress and farmer and locations like West Chester and Hamilton. The text ends abruptly, leaving several fields unreadable.
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Willian Antrance
Famy West
Bequest and sale plan in Huber estate case
A court document outlines Mrs Huber’s plan for selling property with one third of proceeds to the widow, a trust for Gertrude Leona and Helen Huber until adulthood, then remainder to be divided. A $200 bequest goes to St Stephen's Church. John Geter receives one third off the second sheet and is named executor.
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Gertrude
Leona
Helen Huber
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Uasses
Arother
John Geter
Skieet Scully
Promoters Arrested in New York Stock Fraud Scheme
Promoter Brank Oelf of the Columbian Sterling Publistine Company and J. H. Atkin & Sawyer were arrested by post office inspectors on fraud charges. They allegedly induced investors to buy Hampton-Columbian stock by misrepresenting the firm’s finances and surplus. Held for examination at the Tombs, with potential fraud totals around two million dollars. Orff claimed innocence as he departed the court.
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Brank Oelf
Columbian Sterling Publistine Company
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Orff
St. Louis
Postoffice
McQuillan
Bankers Meet of Ohio Group One in Middletown
The semi annual meeting of group one bankers of Ohio will be held in Middletown tomorrow afternoon with attendees from Hamilton Butler Warren Montgomery Preble Greene and Clermont counties. The Eitka's temple will serve as headquarters and a factory auto ride will be offered in the afternoon. At 5 80 a banquet will be served followed by an evening address. Fitton is president of one association and new officers will be elected tomorrow. About twenty from this city will attend.
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Hamilton
Butler
Warren
Montgomery
Preble
Greene
Clermont
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Fitton
Two Hundred Killed in Mexican Conflict Report
In Mexico City heavy fighting leaves about two hundred dead as federal and rebel forces clash. Communications are severed and a Telegram fromQuzna reports general Gomez captured and executed. Ohio item notes Middletown adopts a park commission by large vote with the mayor to appoint.
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Man requests euthanasia at prison over TB sickness
Columbus dispatch reports Grover Tipton, 23, inmate at Butler county penitentiary, sues chronic tuberculosis and voices plea to Doctor Clark for lethal injection to end his misery. Despite prior parole efforts, Governor Harmon denies clemency as Tipton’s condition worsens.
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Agai
Butler County
Omar
Clark
Harmon
Geo. T. Blake
Controversy Over Bequest In Topeka Church Case
In Topeka on November 9 a civil suit for $50 was filed against Bishop Moore by Mrs. Cope. The case stems from disputes over a bequest of 10,000 to the Women’s Home Missionary Society and alleged defamatory statements in a letter about Mrs. Cope. She says the letter harmed her status and character as a citizen, wife, mother, and Christian.
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Atchinany County
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Pomerene Sees La Follette Likely GOP Nominee
Senator Athen Pomerene returned from Milwaukee and said he believes Wisconsin Senator Robert LaFollette will be the Republican presidential nominee. He cited Harmon or Wilson as likely opponents, with Harmon favored in the Northwest and strong Southern enthusiasm for Harmon.
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Athen Pomerene
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Stephanaom
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
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Woodrow Wilson
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Georgian
Sullivan to Confer with Democratic Leaders on HortonFence Plan
New York political figure Sullivan will meet with B Te O Connor and Fred B Lynch on Saturday to discuss arranging fences for Governor Horton of Ohio. Sullivan travels along the coast with John Considine, theater manager, en route to the seat.
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Ohie
John Considine
Baby Sullival Born to Mrs Aanh Gell
A baby named Sullival was born to Mrs Aanh Gell at 319 Booth Street. The brief notice records the new arrival and family details in the local column.
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Baby Sullival
Mra Aanh Gell
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