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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
6
The piece extols striving for noble character over campaign promises. It argues true leadership rests on a high moral plane, candor, and sincerity, not pacts to sway voters. The reflection cites Charles E K Mason’s remarks at a Baptist meeting supporting the citizens ticket.
The draft proposal describes bringing together many experienced teachers and a smaller number of non professional women to share views on public agriculture. It envisions wide statewide groups gathering to learn how the survey was conducted, aligning local insights with a unified effort to understand conditions.
The Youngstown Vindicator reports a nonpartisan reform proposal gaining public approval. The piece argues removing state and federal issues from municipal elections could reduce partisan influence and concentrate on local governance.
A historical piece criticizes road funding and planning, noting State and federal influence. It cites Gov Cox, road expert Elavil Me Mooning, and Uncle Sam’s engineers. The article argues current spending is wasted, roads crumble, and a national plan is needed to prevent further decay.
Government expert Eldridge outlines a 10 year program funded by a state levy to build and then maintain about 6000 miles of main market roads and 2600 miles of inter county routes across 88 counties. He notes safeguards, data reporting, and a goal of connecting all main market centers with durable county and municipal links and stresses post construction maintenance plans.
The article discusses pressures on President Huerta, possible resignation, and a constitutional crisis. It cites the McKinley commission’s tax reform proposals, noting low declared values in 1906 and calls for a state tax commission with county boards to oversee property listing and assessments. The piece reflects instability and reform efforts amid insurgent tensions.
The article records numerous visitors and family trips over the weekend. Sophomore 1B student Trasie Vighe and relatives plan a trip. Mr and Mrs Jaroh Rapp and May visit. Wyatt Gordon of Troy calls on Mr Vana and Mrs Wha. Mr and Mrs Theat Steel and family attend church. Mrs Allin Crist and children attend the circus at SallsFtolo Sunday.
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