Roosevelt Campaign Fund Hearing Reported Delayed Meeting
Washington Suph. 27 A committee investigating campaign gifts and penalties heard testimony from Roosevelt prerunvention campaign figures and associates. Officials including Cornelius A. Miller and Samuel Wise attended as members arranged to discuss pass relations and potential further action amid ongoing inquiries into fundraising practices.
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Washington
Chaitin Chipyy
Seathe Committee
Ulay
Semulor Puinvrona
Ohio
Vol
Roosevelt
Cornelius A. Miler
Republicmi National Rqiutitee
A. Peabody
Eraniso
Darrinini
Megethod
Thivrinifa
Witedday
Visburg
Bleeker
Wednnesday
Sameliiestax
M. Wise
al Moninta
Runzevelt
Mary Hel
Mor
Kyuhiy
Qeb
Mie Taariges
Lot Ushei Wikaessis
Wilson Cubs Form 75 Democratic Clubs Across Counties
Bert Bartlow, chairman of the Tavena of democratic clubs, reports 75 Democratic clubs formed in one-third of the states counties. He notes Wilson clubs exist at colleges and Jenline colleges, with membership near a stated level.
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Columbuz
Bert
Bartlow
Tavena of Democratic
Stuhes
Wilson
Not a home in this city but has its quota of discarded goods
A fragment notes discarded furniture and rags stored in garrets and attics. It mentions someone seeking the articles, offering a few cents, and a prospective new owner who is pleased. The piece implies such items aid in reducing the cost of living.
Bank Robber Caught Amid Wild Chase and Confusion
Shohula Michigan September 27 detectives say a long pursuit followed a zoo bank robbery in New West Witehon. Davitt D Jay Ge Ube served as CL Addams and is named as one of the robbers. The arrest of a supposed wife Kiowi tied to the case. Police recovered a photograph identifying a suspect later linked to an assault in Chicago.
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Shohula
ZOO
New West Witehon
Boc
HSL
Davitt
D- Jay Ge Ube Terved
CL Addams
Kiowi
Bdwardsville
Walter Stacey
Lieutenant Burns
Chicago
Yearly activities at YMCA highlight event and exhibit
A YMCA event at the YMCA features a 3:00 pm program with a pictorial exhibit of the association’s past year activities. Ohio Mechanics’ Institute president Dr. Jol Louis Sharer will give the commencement address, and Prof. Will Huber will lead a musical program with choir, violin, and vocal solos.
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YM. U. A
YM. GA
Ihdents
Lasses
Jol Louis Sharer
Ohio Mechanics’ Instiate
Cincinnati
Residents Attend Thumson Town Meeting Report
Following the meeting in Thumson town No 174 Ohio the monthly gathering drew about 75 members. President Tarvey McWon presided with clergy in attendance and several addresses were delivered during the evening banquet.
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Thumsontown No
Patiday
Om Pallas
Elih
Tarvey McWon
Bled Ranta
Abeathiwell
Corporations Must Pay Taxes To Avoid Penalty
The article reports that corporations face a 15 percent penalty if tax payments to the state are late. Treasurer Creamer warned all corporations to settle by October 1 to avoid penalties, noting many firms delay payment. The state's system provides notices, with penalties enforced if delinquent, and corporate franchise suspensions possible.
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Thanestiee
Jay Fieir Wiltis
Creamer
Wiese
Love Wins as Cincinnati Teen Marries Quietly
In Cincinnati on a Wednesday supper Marie Grate left the table and wed Joseph Veerkamp at Squire Templeton’s, a second ceremony later held by Rev Isidore Veercamp in Hawilton. Mrs. Veercamp’s parents had opposed the union. Marie’s schooling and California plans featured in the family’s remarks as the newlyweds begin their honeymoon.
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Cincinnati
D. A. Grate
Marie
Joseph Veerkamp
Squire Templeton
Wilson and Taft Meet at Boston Campaign Night
President Taft and Governor Woodrow Wilson met in Boston after a long campaign. Foss of Massachusetts arranged the encounter at a hotel following a banquet by the chambers of commerce. They exchanged greetings, shared a laugh, and discussed campaign strain, with Taft asking about Wilson’s voice and both men noting Roosevelt and Bryan as other living candidates.
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Boston
Sept
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Foss
Massachusetts
Cnn
Cimerce
RT. Crevi
New Jersey
Exchanger Gveetins
Dink Beth
Cfmer
Roosevelt
Bryan
Giovernne Wilton
Firework display melts telephone wires on South Second Street
Thisday afternoon at 2:30 o clock while Hoe Telephone linemen stringing wires on South Second near Ludlow the contact caused a tension electric arc. Firework like display melted and burned table wires putting telephones out of service for hours. Repairs took almost the entire night in front of Dr Dan Millikin s home.
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Hoe Telephone Company
Soulls Second Street
Ludlow
Electrieight
Bie Hone
Dan Millikin
South Second
Ludlow Street
Judge Winch to Review Bribery Cases in Columbus
Columbus judge Winch 61 to review bribery cases as part of a court session. Contested matters include a dispute over a panel selection and possible replacements among district jurists. Proceedings loom as the slate’s attorney presses life‑size challenges amid courtroom tensions.
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Columbus
Lewis J. Winch
al Cleveland
Maryin
Miah
Wis Ib
Dtulge Wineh
Unclear Rural Draft and Cemetery Incident Report
A garbled fragment mentions a cow near St Stephenty cemetery in Whick, with references to Willi Wailiway and NM Thygan. The text is incoherent, mixing misread names and places, and does not establish a clear event, date, or outcome suitable for a concise news card.
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Willi Wailiway
Pythians Event At Phillips Company Banquet
A special ceremony at Phillips Company No 4 Voifoment Rant by Knights of Fethias featured a night belt event and a banquet at the Pythian temple on North Seva Street. Porky numbers and visitors attended the splendid program with remarks by Col Colonel Rothwell Caplin T Dempsay and several staff as the company. It was argued POLITICS with Master Wilson arrested amid a political context at the event.
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Phillips Company
No. 4
Knights of Fethias
Pythian Temple
North Seva Street
Porky
Conference notes on city utilities and pending matters
A scrambled report outlines a conference among city officials about waterworks and gas services. It mentions Herber and Cherouahty, a tentative date framework extending from February to September, and a plan to take up the continuation of certain transitional matters.
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Cot
Mrs Gibbons Dies at Dayton Home in September Night
Mrs Agenath Gibbons widow of J R Gibbons died at her daughter Mrs J H Layland's home 255 West Second Street Dayton on September 25 at 7 05 p m The funeral services will be held at the Dayton home Saturday morning after which the remains will be taken to Marites entivi nae ce Gy Th & Tat P28 Satiovagion for burial Services will be conducted at the Residence CW Phil Via Mrs Gibbons' relatives and many friends in Dayton and nearby communities attend the service
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Agenath Gibbons
J. R. Gibbons
Layland
West Second Street
Dayton
Res CW. Phil
Cibbons
Thuniltan
Operatives Strike Over Imprisonment Of Two Leaders
Lawrence, Mass. Sept. 27. A second general strike within a year began in the textile mills as more than 12,000 operators abandoned machines. Police on duty. strike aimed at imprisonment of Joseph J Ettor and Arcury Giovanni. Foy mills of the American Woolen Company heavily affected with 700 more joining from nearby mills.
McNicholas Brothers Charged in Mail Fraud Case
Warrants issued for James and H F Nichola, brothers, accusing them of using the mails to promote mines in Oregon and Idaho. The operations allegedly netted nearly 1 million dollars. The McNicholas, once running a Portland street address, were linked to the Old Channel Hydrawie Mines and other ventures. M B Dewey of Conneaut is named for receiving false mail information about the property.
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Cleveland, O
Dames
H. F. Nicholaa
Oregon
Idaho
McNicholas Brothers
Channel Hydrawie Mines Company
M. B. Dewey
Conneaut
Ohio
Prayer Service Held by Hamilton City Endeavor Union
A Christian Endeavor prayer meeting was held Thursday evening at the Symes City church. Members from several Hamilton churches attended, led by J. V. Creevatt. Special talks by Lydia Betseher on Faith, Pearl Utton on Prayer, Jesse Sprague on Baptism, and Joseph Steiger on Work. The meeting was a complete success and more meetings are planned in Butler County villages by the Hamilton City union this fall and winter.
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Christian Endeavor
Hell
Symes City
Hamilton
Josep Steiger
Butler County
Hamilton City Union
Taft Anxious About Withdrawal of Name at Convention
New York report says Taft faced removal of his name at the Republican National Convention in Chicago after Roosevelt withdrew. It notes Senator Reed and Boss Barnes of New York kept the caucus in confusion as Taft sent a telegram urging his name be withdrawn.
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New York
Chisago
Roosevelt
Taft
Reot
Hoss Barnes
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Col. Roosevelt
Ananias Club
J. P. Morgan
Senate Campaign Fund Investigating Committee
J. L. Shearer
Odd Fellows’ Club
George T. Blake
Veerkamp
Lawrence
Mass
Ettor-Giovanitti
Ettor
Haywood
Giovanittl
American Press Association
Fiswy
Tad Beep
Neid I
Ball
Joseph Ft. Etter
Arthur Glovaritti
LWW
Salem
Maga
Atina Loplato
Wiliam D. Haywood
Judge Winch
Huffman
Pythians
Ee IB
Polittis
Mester Wilson Wis
Arensted
Vaig Alult
Arene Politivs
Varens Ty
Mrs. Gibbons
Americant Woolen Co
Symmes City
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