Sitar Primary Voters Decide Local Candidates and Two Constitutional Proposals
The editorial urges turnout for Tuesday's primary to choose local officeholders and vote on two state constitutional proposals. It endorses Proposal No 1 Bond Commission financing while opposing Proposal No 2 redistricting control, noting Gov Rhodes’ list of projects but preferring broader constitutional revision as an eventual path. It ends with a quip about small group singing.
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Daily Crossword Clues and Cryptoquote Hint
A cryptogram puzzle and daily crossword prompts list clues for a bivalve Greek letter pare and more, plus a sample crypto quotation. The Saturday Cryptoquote translates Dickens: Every baby born into the world is a finer one than the last.
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Dickens
Momentous Petrograd Night Precedes 1917 Revolution
On March 12 1917 Petrograd bears witness to a city under strike with 30 percent at work stoppages. Soldiers threaten, Duma members fear double defeat, and Bolsheviks weigh the uprising as Lenin in Zurich labels it premature. The capital’s fate hinges on military governors and mob action.
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Preobrazhensky Square
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Millionnaya
Petrograd
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Nicholas II
Karl Marx
Duma
Russia
Germany
Zurich
Nicolai Lenin
Kirochnaya
Sadovaya
S.S. Khabolov
Czar
M.V. Rodzianko
Regitram
G.A. Shlyapnikov
Communist Party
Goodwyn Barmby
Get Off the Floor and Hostess Gift Grievances Across the Ages
A reader laments a son-in-law’s playful roughhousing that damages furniture and annoys his mother-in-law. Abby explains the behavior as attention seeking and urges setting boundaries and encouraging healthier outlets. The letter-writers critique social gift customs and reflect on cultural expectations and humility. The text also includes a dramatic historical excerpt about early revolutionary events in Russia leading to a Soviet meeting and power struggle.
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Political opinion on Ohio Bond Commission vote and spending
A reader criticizes both parties for supporting the Ohio Bond Commission, arguing the proposed spending is inflationary and funded by taxes or debt. The writer urges a NO vote on May 2, citing deficits, pork barrel promises, and long term revenue limits.
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