Peter W Collins Refutes Socialism in Hamilton Smiths Theatre
Peter W Collins spoke at Smiths Theatre under Citizens Organization, denouncing socialism as false, harmful to workers, and contrary to patriotism. He cited Milwaukee as a failed socialist model, urged nonpartisan city action, and warned that syndicalist ideas divide workers while misrepresenting wage and child labor issues.
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Peter W. Collins
Smith’ S Theatre
Citizens’ Organization
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Pest Foundation
Hella
Peter W. Colling
Boston School of Political Economy
Smiths Theatre
Interneor
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Thers
Citizens
Hamilton
Charles F. Mason
Ondi- Gale
Mayon
Tim
Karl-Marx
Kaulsky
Milwaukee
Broderick
Guy Winliss
Mr. Collins
Ieaders
New York
Sno Mat
Sam
Dal
Ikway
Hubiene Casa
Nssa
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Dollins
Commission to Clear Channel of Miami River
County emergency committee passes resolutions to clear obstructions from the Miami River. Plans call for dredging and removing gravel and natural debris, with engineers to report a rapid clearance plan. Appointments include contractors to aid with wreckage recovery and a committee to review the Main Street bridge safety and access. The commission favors leaving the bridge abutments until cold weather and orders the railway to limit trains over certain bridges.
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Torning
Hamilton
Ben Harwitz
Frank J. Davis
Mit Pon Loon
Beidae
Civer
Mamarin
Parcel Post Totals Reported Amid Ocean of Numbers
In a government counted parcel post update, 17 546 parcels were handled in 15 days with about 6 000 sent outward to eight zones. Totals include 118 445 received and dispatched, weight 5 877 pounds, distribution across eight country zones with zone counts ranging from 373 to 1 673.
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Schell
Leah
Sinaty
Tragedy at Mobile and Ohio wreck spurs casualty report
At Meridan and near Mackstown Mississippi a wreck on the Mobile and Ohio line left many dead and wounded. Early reports say seventeen dead and fifty six injured with more bodies seen in nearby areas. The crash involved a special northbound train carrying enlisted soldiers from the 37th Company of the Coast Artillery.
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Hiedebeis
Rasene Werk
Mobily
Eareyhy
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Cousk Artillery Ata
Morgan
Bueatunna
Many are Injured in Wreck Near Tiffin
Twenty injured in a Big Four wreck near Tiffin yesterday. Fireman Harry Day of Bellefontaine and A W Schrueging of Tiffin are reported in critical condition. Cause cited as impaired rails and defective track conditions.
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Bellefontaine
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Two Die As Auto Hits Train In Protwand Crossing
Mr and Mrs Walley Keeitzer of Trotwood near Protwand were killed or fatally injured when their four year old son Wilbur was also harmed as their automobile was struck by passenger No 20 at the Main Street crossing of the Pennsylvany Railroad in Protwand on Sunday evening.
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Trey
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America
Collins
Hayton
Walley Keeitzer
Trotwood
Wilbur
Protwand
Fifteen Hurt When Train Leaves Track Near Lakeside
Fifteen persons were injured, two seriously, when the Chicago and Alton midnight special derailed near Lakeside Academy between Alton and Crane City. The Sunday crash followed the train traveling about fifteen miles an hour. In another crash, Miss Minnie Euridge was fatally injured and six others seriously hurt when a large touring car struck curb at Sixth and Poplar Streets, trapping occupants.
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Chicago
Alton
St. Louis
Lakeside Academy
Crane City
Minnie Euridge
Sixth
Poplar
Suff Leader Admitted Without Bond At Convention
The 63rd District Odd Fellows convention met in Sanders Memorial Lodge with leaders from twenty lodges. Grand officers Kuntz and Lyman spoke. ceremonies included music by Irma Gladfelter, and Rev. J. Benj. Myers gave the invocation. Bobbies Buybear Will Spink is noted. Emmeline Pankhurst’s deportation reversal leads to her admission to the United States under recognizance.
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Third Street
Zanesville
C. I. Leman
Columbus
Grd
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Venice
Henningte
Gladfeller
Alession
Irma Gladfeler
J. Benj. Myers
Trinity Church
Kuntz
Gh.lyman
Rebeka
BE. Z. Kaulz
Hamilton Lodge
Wallington
Emmeline” Pankhurst
Minits
United States
Ellis Island
Wilson
Camminetti
Pankhursh
Bride Marries Attache at Tri County Fair Tent
Mizs Treva Bridgford wed George Mussen, an attache in the CG 18.42 black signal gang, in a public ceremony led by Rev. Lipner at the Tri Triplement Company big tent. The event drew a large crowd and the couple received gold gifts and many presents from fairgoers. Also noted is a claim that Gilbert Shinek's last portrait of George Washington, valued highly, has been found in Oregon Street residence.
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G. Bridgford
George “Mussen
Black Signal Gang
Lip 1Nert
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Dold
Aleveland
Wihal Ig
Cilbert Shinek
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Porarait
Geo
Washington
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