Republican State Convention Call for Ohio Voters
The Lima Gazette notes the Republican State Convention to be held in Columbus on September 2 1974 to nominate candidates for state offices. It urges county committees to arrange full delegation representation and to forward officer names and addresses to the State Executive Committee.
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Columbus
Ivo
Supreme Court
Cummins
Board of Public Worka
Vieneral Bob
Neves
Oicer
Ettumle
Ailen
Hussarer
Uys Miller
Republican County Convention Deliberations and Delegates
The article reports on the Republican county convention plan, detailing delegate selection by townships, representation for every ten votes for the Republican candidate, and the aim of a fair cross-township expression of voter sentiment to form a county ticket. It notes dates, places, and officials urging participation. Also covered are obituaries and notes on new copyright protection for trade labels and printed cards under a recent law.
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Central Committee
R.T. Heaies
Jacob Moser
Patent Office
New Constitution debate stirs Catholic Telegraph readers
The Catholic Telegraph reviews the New Constitution and its political implications. It notes partisan divides among Catholics and Protestants, urges informed voting next Tuesday, and explains possible amendments if defeated. Also reports Cincinnati Custom House plans with Mullett directing. building to be 850 by 160 feet, four stories, granite, five years, cost up to 3.5 million.
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Custom House
Cincinnati
Mullett
Ness
Babbitt
Circuit Court
District Court
Common Pleas
Camtuen Pleas
Tusa Court
Syeh
Supreme Court
Supreme Court ‘Commission
Atte
Adela
Maenkind
Breda
Comilitteston
Ventrane
Fife
Babbett
Hin. LN
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Lost during hard times the tocsin of retrenchment
A diaristic soliloquy lists many savings targets as a speaker debates cuts. The narrator jokes that while cutting tobacco or ribbons seems trivial, trimming paper costs two dollars a year could carry them through the panic. The line ends with a quip about saving brains through economy.
Mind your P s and Q s origin in ale houses
A fragment discusses the saying Mind your P s and Q s arising in medieval taverns where accounts were kept on walls with P and Q for pints and gnarts, and a rustic voice urging caution as the bills grew.
State Auditor’s View on New Constitution Economies Explored
A political essay critiques the proposed constitution amid budget concerns. It questions clerical and court costs, argues for retaining Common Pleas Courts, and warns that new structures may raise salaries and commissions. The piece cites the Auditor’s office and discusses potential fiscal impacts, including court reorganization, elections, and codification efforts.
New Constitution debated across parties and temperance lines
The piece surveys support and opposition to a proposed new constitution. It highlights legislators, voters in Van Wert, and party stalwarts debating license provisions, fraud risk, and regulation of railroad fares. It notes temperance factions split, with farmers and merchants watching closely as courts may settle the broader constitutional questions.
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Stlney Juapnal
Lamcaster Gazette
Republlican
Ohio
Light Speed Contrast From Sun To Earth Shocks
A sunbeam takes 8 minutes 11 seconds to reach Earth, while a canton ball powered by sunpow der would take over 29 years to arrive. This illustrates the astonishing velocity of light and the vast distances in space.
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Earth
Town Circus Promotes Bet On Mule Ride With Colfax
A large crowd gathered as the An Town circus advertised Schuyler Colfax entering the ring on a $500 bet that he could ride the trick mule. The stunt drew attention to the show and highlighted Colfax as the main attraction for the evening.
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Schuyler Colfax
California Sows 4,000,000 Acres of Wheat This Season
California reports 4,000,000 acres sown with wheat this season despite dry spells. Farmers say yields rely on moisture, rainfall, and future crop conditions.
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California
Hias
Fragmented transcript hints at wool market turmoil and policy debates
A garbled OCR text discusses the wool trade, market signals, and proposed constitutional or policy actions. It mentions Antwerp, Chester, and California wool, with references to manufacturers and supply concerns. The piece reads like a historical business note on prices, demand, and trade disruptions.
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Hove Ou
Amebas
Atlantis
Antwerp
Atelier
Chester Verges
California
Proposed transcontinental railway plan discussed at quiet city meeting
A hidden rail project surfaces with wealthy backers from Easter, Western and Southern capitalists. The plan envisions a Gyuble track from the Atlantic to the Pacific, using connections to bypass some routes. Excursion parties visit to probe feasibility while Boston interests may influence the scheme.
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Obama
Gran
Atlantic
Boston
Uhingis
Committees Explain Separate Propositions in Constitution Drive
Circular notes that separate propositions tied to the amended constitution take effect only if the amended constitution is adopted. If adoption occurs, those propositions receiving a majority of votes on their own will become part of the constitution, otherwise they do not.
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Leteo
Fragmented OCR Passage Onffee Nineteenth Century Personages
A dense, garbled OCR fragment presents a jumble of names, places, and phrases. It mentions a variety of terms like bearer, Tre Word, Grand, and Cheveyed, with numerous unclear references. The readable content is minimal and lacks a coherent event or focus.
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