Ohio Gives Muted Hint On At Large Congressional Seat
Fragmentary item reflects on Ohio history of at large representation, notes Jeremiah Morrow as the last in 1803, mentions current contenders Robert Grosser and political commentary about Roosevelt and public discourse. Includes brief notes on Paul Jones and Strobel trip updates.
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Ohio
Jeremiah Morrow
Warren County
Congress
Robert Grosser
Cuyahoga
Olio
Progressive Legislation Marks 1911 Assembly Record
Congressman James M. Cox of Dayton argues that more progressive laws passed in the 1911 session than in the prior fifty years. He says the laws aimed to support a political system built by Republican leaders with broad reach and influence across communities and institutions.
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General Assembly
James M. Cox
Dayton
Hhas Succinelly
Congressman Election In Ohio Redistricting Delay
The piece notes slow reapportionment after the 1910 census and Governor Hunton not calling a special session, leading Ohio to elect one congressman this fall. It references Morgan and Roosevelt era policies, steel industry mentions, and shifting political dynamics amid economic themes.
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Ohio
Uthue
Oxtey
What Other Newspapers Say Gertrude On the Stump
Various clippings critique Gertrude Atherton on the stump for Wilson and mock political labels. References to Roosevelt noncommittal stance and misattributed quotes appear amid provincial notes on apple farming profits and a Boston Transcript quip about a lecture audience.
Bond Granted In Rothwell Non-support Case
In Middletown Judge Gard released William Rothwell on a $200 bond pending hearing on non support of his minor child. Rothwell pledged to fund child support and claimed payments to the mother were for the child, while disputing the recipient of funds.
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Tatvena ‘Taylor
Thomas Whitfield
Laven Taylor
Dudge’ Murphy
Thomas’ Eubanks
National Tnsurance Company
Brannon
Eiligon Goraneh
Russel
Walter Clawson
Coraneh
Andrews
Harlan
Final Account Filed for Mary Newhrander Estate
Chores Newhrander and Lulda Wright as administrators filed a final account for the Mary Newhrander estate after November 1. The filing shows receipts and expenditures totaling 6.49 dollars.
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Lulda Wright
Mary Newhrander
Charity secretary reports aid figures and nurse visit notes
Miss Ida Curlis of the Associated Charities presents September activity: 39 relief applications with reasons including sickness and unemployment, expenditures of 39 dollars. transportation and office costs listed. Visiting nurse Miss B M Garepran notes September dispensary work, 473 pages translated, 6 unsanitary conditions reported, 2 deaths from tuberculosis, and patient transfers to Morey hospital.
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The
Associated Charities
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Morey Hospital
Dispensary Operations Expand as Patients Increase
Reported to private physicians and district doctors, patients called at the office for attention, and several patients were moved from the city. Donations of clothing and a payment of 1945 dollars toward dispensary equipment were recorded. The dispensary has run for weeks, showing growing activity beyond expectations. It will be open as usual on Thursday.
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Stakes Placed For Canal Bridge Foundation
Stakes for the foundation of the new canal bridge at 41 High Street were placed Monday by engineer J M W Faisl and the A S Fox Co of Dayton. Construction of the foundation will begin this week.
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