Round Table discussion by Ohio Superintendents in Dayton
A Dayton event titled Superintendents 10 Meet in Dayton discusses topics across agriculture Latin school revenue literary education and teacher evaluation. The opening Thursday session runs 9 am to 2 pm with Marte Zo jp presiding and a committee from Columbus Osborn and Berwickville.
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Progranes
Qual Ie
Wegterm
Ohio
Phillips Huat
di Mn
Deweather
Saenioay
Bot de Pridiy
Sesaione
Holt
Avin
Gti
Marte
Altowelhord
Olheyat
Hack Worruet
Meeting hints at hiring criteria and attendance
Superintendent Darrell Foree of the Uniform District will attend the meeting and discuss hiring criteria for country enders. The article fragment suggests a focus on recruitment standards and official participation at the event.
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Darrell Foree
Uarniltish
Fetzer Sues William Meizer Over Detention Case
Fetzer sues William Meizer formerly superintendent of Pant Sorg for 410000 in damages alleging wrongful imprisonment of Jamine Sore Ada Dronilard FB Depuillard Robert and others connected to the Sorg firm. A judgment ordered Fetzer released after imprisonment. he claims injury and seeks redress. Attorneys Holt and W. C. Shepherds represented him.
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A William Meizer
Middletown
Rutwellay
Wissit
Gininiati
Jamine Sore
Ada Dronilard
FB. Depuillard
Robert
Fred Airodbeek
A. Walburg
Sorg Fini
Fetzer
Javenhom
Holt
W. OC. Shephend
Mass Meeting Promotes Evangelistic Campaign Plans
A large mass meeting at Victoria theatre gathered men under the Men and Religion Forward movement. A speaker, identified as Dr Loosing from Louisville, outlined campaign plans and social interpretations, with committees preparing for an evangelistic outreach in Daylan and Tutherant churches.
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Victoria Theatre
Gheorge
Dec
Lanetingy
Nations Committee
Daylan
Ranshige
Louisville
Important Meeting Held on Tuesday in Clcars
An important meeting will be held Tuesday in Clcars to discuss the cleansing year and nominate representatives. Other business of significance will be addressed by attendees.
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Adelaide
Government waste under scrutiny promises reform plan
New York reports a government waste study finds widespread inefficiency and duplicate systems across departments. The commission urges consolidating accounts and ending pork barrel practices, noting tens of thousands in annual allocations and district maneuvers for funds.
Cinetonate Picks A. Hulenbrand as Republican Leader
In a Saturday night vote Cinetonate allied with the New group endorsed A. Hulenbrand as president of the White Cinetonutits premier, while Morrell defeated Hil lenbrand for the rival run. The scene drew Republican leaders as Tutt and Meyers and Tynivka papers covered the event.
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Cinetonate
Charles 2
Tutt
Vona Vita Promises Cure for Nervous Debility in Detroit Testimony
A Detroit resident James W. Rigg lauds Vona Vita claiming relief from rheumatism and nervous debility after six days of use. The ad touts the medicine and a laxative product from Rivelitte Drug Store aimed at constipation, asserting broad benefits for tired, despondent people with poor digestion and related ailments.
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Diane Dn Goumgel
Detroit
James W. Rigg
Thi City
Moe Hage
Fourteenth Ave
Roe
Avery
Rivelitte
Rivelitte Drug Vow Have Removed Thes Aseney
Lawton
Crane of Massachusetts Endorses Roosevelt Lifts Taft Nomination Hopes
Washington reports claim Senator Crane of Massachusetts urged former President Theodore Roosevelt in a move to split Republican support and derail Taft's renomination. Insurgent sources push the claim, while Crane allies in Washington deny it as unlikely guidance. The organizers behind the leak defend their statement as accurate.
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Washington
Indictments Quashed in Ohio Casewide Court Action
Judge Warren today dismissed multiple Ohio indictments amid sustained demurrers and bond orders. Donald Beard, charged with non support, saw the indictment quashed. Sieverling and Huse cases faced rejections over differing counts. A grand jury renewal was ordered for Beard, while other defendants await retrials.
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Warren
Beard
State of
Ohio
Donald Beard
Berra
Neeting
House
Arthur Huse
Oscar Proster
Minister Refuses Denial in Avis Linnell Case
Mibiridge Mass November 7. The accused minister Richard Richeson admits a prior engagement to Avis Linnell but says it was broken by the minister’s own consent due to Linnell pursuing a professional career. He denies responsibility for Linnell’s condition and reveals shock upon learning of her cyanide case through Dr. Merbert Connor of the Idaho state prison commission.
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Ohio
Lows Bie- Werlings
Emt
Sieverking
Celia
Muter
Sieverling
Polics
Mibiridge
Mass
Tuev
Florences VT
Hiehesen
Vanbridge
Mmedes
Misa Avis Pinal
Xeb Fyr
Ipmi
Muanler
Merbert Connor
Idaho
Prisog Commission
Clorgyman
Avis Linnell
Riehesan
Connor
Mitinil
Presidential Primary Policy Sparks Party Power Struggles
Malimbus Ohio November 27 report outlines opposition to presidential preference primaries under Brone son law, with delegates elected by direct primaries and county conventions. Debate centers on instructing delegates to support candidates and the influence of Taft Harmon and Wil in party factions.
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Malimbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Reepublican State Central Committee
Republican
Democratic Nation
Inrge Loeneh
Tle
Inslaves
Taft
Harmon
Wilao
State Board to Oversee Cincinnati Canal Water Plan
Columbus Ohio November 27 The state board of public works keeps control as Cincinnati plans to take over the Miami and Erie canal within the city for boulevard purposes Attorney General Hogan says the board may renew leases and even create new ones subject to revision when ownership passes from state to city He notes the ruling should not affect Cincinnati boulevard plans and says new leases could end on transfer time while a conduit for canal plants may be built to ensure water supply
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Columbua
Cincnnati
Miami and
Evie
Board of Public Works
Nmmothy
Hogan
Board’ of Public Works
Affidavit of Lunacy Filed in Probate Court
Agnes Fisch oep filed an affidavit that Ed Fischer is insane prompting an inquest. Fischer said he will attend, asserting he remains sane.
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Agnes Fischoep
Fissher
Fischer
Gail Ands
Tax Collection Opens in County Courthouse With Music
Line forms as December tax collection begins under County Treasurer Harry Long and Smith. Taxpayers used key receipts to speed waivers under the one per cent law, reducing overall taxes and prompting cheers for quicker processing.
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Inday UK
Court House
Harry Long
Imilee
Smith
Licensed to Wed Willian Moltix from Wanelle Ky
A notice records the engagement of 21 year old papermaker Willian Moltix of Wanelle Kentucky to Ani Deow, age 2, with details obscured by OCR. The fragment suggests a marriage license filing or wedding notice in a local newspaper.
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Willian” Moltix
Papermaker
Wanelle
Ani Deow
Williams seeks new trial in Middieleta case
Cinvenve Williams, convicted of holding ayyay Malian in Middieleta, has filed a motion for a new trial.
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Cinvenve Williams
Ayyay Malian
Middieleta Was
A Reasonable Plea For The Stomach
A historical advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestion aid. The copy claims the product supplies essential digestive elements, reduces stomach weakness, and supports digestive organs. It cites tests, physician familiarity, and promises rapid digestion of foods.
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Leslie
Irome
London
Tela
Cullan St
Fonehiral St
EB. Tondon
Sth Ag
Stinet
Etiniiies
FA. Stuart. Co
Clerkenwell Road
John R. Brooke
F.C
United States
Canada
Smack
F. A. Stuart Co
Marval
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