Ohio to vote for A B Parker for temporary chair
Ohio’s 45 votes in the Democratic convention will be cast for Alton B Parker for temporary chairman if Harmon followers push unit rule to unite Wilson delegates with Harmon. Parker expected to receive 29 Ohio votes. Wilson delegates face two fights on Parker and unit rule as the convention floor battles unfold. Norman E Mack, the national committee chair, must decide if Wilson delegates can be voted en bloc for Harmon interests.
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United Press
Baltimore
Ohio
Alton B. Parker
Harmon
Wilson
Parker
Edmond Moore
Baker
Cleveland
Norman E. Mack
National Committee
Mack
Country club to stage play July 10
Rehearsals underway for a play titled Buttermilk Hollow Surprise Party to be presented by Country club members on the grounds around the clubhouse on Wednesday July 10. About 25 cast members directed by Miss Utt of Pittsburg will perform.
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Miss Utt
Pittsburg
Rheuma promises fast cure for rheumatism
George W. Clutton guarantees Rheuma will banish rheumatism or money back. The ad claims rapid relief from pain and swelling, with benefits across kidneys, liver, stomach and blood. Priced at 50 cents per bottle with mail orders via Rheuma Co. Buffalo NY.
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George W. Clutton
Rheuma Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Bryan Asks For Parker Trade At Democratic Convention
Reports from the Democratic convention describe Bryan pressing for a Parker trade and the Clark forces seeking to unite progressives against a conservative choice. Dean Sullivan and others push Bryan to lead in person while Hudspeth signals James as Clark’s pick to block concessions. The Baltimore Sun links Clark Murphy Hearst ties to a future New York ticket deal.
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Parker
Bryan
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Clark
New York
Lea
Montana
Nebraska
California
Col. Bryan
Jerry Sullivan
Iowa
Sullivan
Wilson
Robert S. Hudspeth
New Jersey
Ollie James
Hudsepth
James
National Committee
Gov. Wilson
People’s Cause
People
Progressive Democracy
Murphy-Taggart-Sullivan
W. R. Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
New York State
Baltimore Sun
Taft names Witherspoon to fill Grant’s major general vacancy
President Taft appoints Brig. Gen. Wa. W. Witherspoon as major general to replace Maj. Gen. Fred D. Grant who died. He also promotes Brig. Gen. Clarence R. Edwards to brigadier general in the line, and elevates Col. G. F. Chase and Col. McCleneland to brigadier general. appointments sent to the Senate for approval.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Wa. W. Witherspoon
Fred D. Grant
Clarence R. Edwards
Bureau of Insular
Col
G. F. Chase
McCleneland
Senate
Notice to Public Informs Switzer Ties to Prudential Casualty Co
Notice states E. J. J. Switzer remains connected with the Prudential Casualty Co of Indianapolis and offices at 109 East Washington Street New Castle Pa. They invite former customers to meet there any time. partial names and unclear text follow.
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E. J. J. Switzer
Prudential Casualty Co
Indianapolis
Ind
East Washington Street
New Castle
Ek. J. J. Switzer
ACT DOMINATES THE COMMITTEE IN NOMINEE FIGHT
The committee backed by ten Roosevelt supporters moved to force pledges to support the convention nominee. The clause lets the committee fill vacancies, signaling ouster of Roosevelt backers if they refused. Names of ten Roosevelt supporters across states are listed. Crane’s re-election prospects were tied to delegate outcomes. Penrose Vorys and Rosewater named for old committee roles.
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Roosevelt
Russ Avery
California
Fred Hale
Maine
A. Casewell
Minnesota
Borden B. Whiting
New Jersey
W. F. Brown
Ohio
W. S. Edwards
West Virginia
William P. Jackson
Maryland
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Richmond Pearson
North Carolina
C. G. Priestly
Oklahoma
Massachusetts
Taft
Murray Crane
Crane
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Arthur I. Vorys
Victor Rosewater
Kermess Clears Substantial Funds for Federation
The fourth and final Kermess at the high school auditorium drew a large crowd and may net between 400 and 500 dollars for the Federation of Women's Clubs. The money will fund dumb bells for schools and civic projects under their auspices.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pretty Frock in Figured Muslin
A pretty frock in figured muslin features Cluny insertion that outlines sections and clusters of pin tucks. Wide bands of embroidered net appear on alternating skirt sections and on the yoke of the bodice.
Missouri Leads Nation in Poultry Output for 1910
Missouri tops the nation in 1910 poultry value per the 1911 Red Book. Live and dressed poultry eggs and feathers shipped and consumed locally push the state's total to about 49.97 million dollars, with shipments totaling over 71 million pounds of live poultry and over 101 million dozen eggs.
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Jefferson
City
Austin W. Biggs
State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Missouri
United States
Iowa
Texas
New York
Michigan
Maryland
California
Colorado
Louisiana
Tennessee
Florida
Virginia
Arizona
Deaths of the Day at Pulaski M E Church and Hillman Tidd
Funeral services were held for Mrs. J C Womer wife of Rev Womer at 10 o clock Monday at her daughter Mrs S Elmer Crawford's Sheridan avenue home with 13 ministers present Conducted by Rev Foster and Dr T W Douglas Music by a local quartet interment in Oak Park cemetery pallbearers were fellow ministers Also noted the funeral of Hillman Tidd held at E Swift Warnock's residence in Superior street on Saturday evening Rev S C Gamble officiated remains shipped to Niles Ohio for services Sunday afternoon Pallbearers included Weitz Thomas Alexander Vogan Weir and Bishop
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J. C. Womer
Womer
Pulaski M. E
S. Elmer Crawford
Sheridan Avenue
J. K. Whippo
J. M. Farrell
R. N. Merrill
Oak Park Cemetery
J. A. Parsons
J. L. Stratton
C. C. Merrill
Hillman Tidd
E. Swift Warnock
Superior Street
Bryan urged to run for president in progressive bid
Representative Ollie James of Kentucky backed W Y Bryan for temporary national party chairman against Alton B Parker. William R Reinhardt of Sandusky Ohio pressed Bryan to run for president, but Bryan shifted focus to supporting the progressive fight for the chairmanship.
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Baltimore
Ollie James
Kentucky
W. J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
New York
William R. Reinhardt
Sandusky
Ohio
Bryan
Reinhardt
Progressives
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes
Birth announced at Shenango Valley Hospital a daughter of Dr and Mrs Walter C Kissinger of North Street. John Minick of North Bay Street left hospital Saturday night after a leg fracture. Mrs Goldie Serviss of North Street has returned home after surgical treatment. Patsy Navarro of Hillsville has recovered and gone home. Mrs Keister of Croton Avenue returned home after treatment. Charles Hohmann of Harmony, previously in hospital, returned home today.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Walter C., Kissinger
North Street
John Minick
North Bay Street
Goldie Serviss
Patsy Navarro
Hillsville
Keister
Croton Avenue
Charles Hohmann
Harmony
Ten Reasons Why Women Should Vote
A historic list arguing for women's suffrage outlines ten justifications. It asserts taxation without representation, women's role in public life, economic equity for working women, elevating the electorate, and global precedent, among other points.
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United States
Two Kegs of Beer Stolen From Westside Freight Station
A daylight robbery at the Westside freight station of the street railway company on Sunday afternoon saw two kegs of beer stolen. The thieves rolled the kegs down an embankment to the Pennsylvania railroad tracks and escaped.
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Westside
The
Street Railway Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cheap English Chalk Burns Cleanly with Coal in Grates
A note from England describes a chalk that is very affordable and burns in grates alongside coal. It promises easy ignition and steady heat, offering a practical option for homes seeking cheap fuel alternatives.
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England
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