Dayton Folds Key Conventions Notes In Senate Fight
Dayton June 21 convention notes show Harold and Crawford locked neck and neck in resolutions with Baker and Harmon driving the senatorial endorsement debate. Governor Harmon backs a direct nomination approach while Bryan supports endorsement amid Cleveland Johnson and Cuyahoga influence as Dems edge toward a platform that favors Harmon.
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Banks On Sure Thing Now
Local fans loom large as figures Poole and Cunningham rally behind a confident pick at 18th Street venue. Dr Ning Nea Lif and Lifish partners back a steady bet amid Pharmacy league buzz and a Fisher trade rumor.
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Cousins Hanged for Murder in Lancaster
Lancaster dispatch reports Walter and Benjamin Aston, cousins, hanged today for the murder of Alfred Mallman. Other notices note William A Johnson’s trunk death in Portland and Roosevelt preparing to join the Outlook as associate editor in New York.
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Supreme Court Advances Case in Portsmouth Suit
The Supreme Court today allowed the motion for advancement of the case of Portsmouth against Portsmouth. The aim is to have the case heard and decided before the summer adjournment.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Blake
Nominated For 2nd Term In Thirteenth District
The Republican senatorial convention in Maresville nominated Attorney Richard Cameron of Marysville for a second term. Committees named include George Edwards Merritt Lente C L Nichols Pred W Warnes A W Richt and W A Norton with Rice elected chairman and Edwards named to a committee.
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Maresville
Richard Cameron
Marysville
George Edwards
Merritt Lente
Unies County
C.L. Nichols
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Marion
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Rice
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Suspect Released After Paired Confinement Incident
An unclear report indicates a suspect was released following a confinement incident at a location described in garbled text. The fragment mentions names Mary, Constantine, and Wy alt Mys with limited readable details.
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Tevin Warkyruin Feadara Seuteeat Bhighess August
A damaged note mentions Tevin Warkyruin and Feadara Seuteeat with unclear location. The fragment includes a date line suggesting July and August references, but the text is fragmentary and unreadable in parts.
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Ihiay
Taft To Fight For Postal Bank Bill
President Taft plans to stay in Washington through the summer to push the postal savings bank bill to passage without amendments. He canceled a trip to New Haven where his son Robert was to graduate from Yale, pending Senate actions on insurgent filibuster threats.
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Senate
Postal Savings Bank
Patt
New Haven
Robert
Yale
Mexican Jails Swarm With Alleged Spies
El Paso reported widespread detentions as authorities deported suspected spies amid a tense period. The piece notes jails overflowing with alleged enemies of the state across Mexican towns, reflecting heightened security.
Penrose Slate Named by Quaker Delegation
A fragmented report from United Press notes a Quaker delegation plans to name the Penrose slate amid meetings and administrative discussions. The account mentions governance, planning, and possible tower or facility references, with scattered references to places and officials.
U S Judge Appoints John Jah Silits for Northern District
Washington June 21 The President announced John Jah Silits as United States judge for the northern district. The nomination comes amid unclear details and prompts speculation on the judge’s background and the seat's boundaries.
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United Press
Washington
Johnjah Siilits
United
Aude
Dry Octators Nominated In Local Dry Ticket
Zanesville June 24 delegates from the 11th and 18th districts met here and nominated Dr GW Wat King of Aetna and W C Lang of New Lexington over U El Rowlands of Zanesville and N W Barley of Crooksville for the dry ticket.
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Zanesville
Uéth
Dr. GW. Watking
Aetna
W.C. Lang
New Gexington
Drys
U. el. Rowlands
N. W. Brrley
Crooksville
Gibbs Faces Trial For Fraud in Deposits Indictment
James G. Gibbs vice president of the defunct Ohio Trust Co Fremont must stand trial on an indictment charging fraud in soliciting deposits. The Ohio Supreme Court sustained Prosecutor Young of Huron County against Judge Bickery's demurrer confirmation. Mr and Mrs Alan Jordan and Mr and Mrs Irving Drew attend the Eisman Meiss wedding in Cincinnati this evening.
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Columbus
James G. Gibbs
Ohio Trust Co
Fremont
Supreme Court Today
Alan Jordan
Irving Drew
Cincinnati
Where's The woke Where's The woke
Washington June 24. Who deserves credit for the good things this lesson of Congress oul President Yatt says it all depends on the maint of virtes. The regular Republicans in credit belongs to them. The combined forces of Democrats smile and aclaim the victory. Make your one chajce.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
Yatt
Dr Bell's Anti Pain For Internal and External Pains
An old advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Anti Pain claiming relief for internal and external pains. It emphasizes topical and systemic use, offering a universal remedy with emphasis on quick comfort and health restoration. The space notes product availability and a physician endorsement.
Morphine Mistake Nearly Ends In Tragedy At Home
Mrs. Emory O Selb of Robinson avenue nearly died after mistaking morphine for relief from a toothache. She became unconscious and was revived by neighbors after over an hour of effort. She said she felt shaken but grateful to survive the scare.
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Harmon
Emory O. Selb
Robinson Avenue
Selb
Torrid wave causes deaths in Detroit heat wave
Detroit authorities warn the heat wave will rise above 90 degrees with nine deaths reported. The scorching conditions follow a day of high temperatures as residents seek shade and hydration amid an ongoing crisis from extreme heat. Dr. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey advertisement links to the product’s long history.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Jane
Dakota Faces Severe Drought Across Plains
Minneapolis June 21. One of the most serious droughts in memory haunts Minnesota and North and South Dakota corn and wheat belts this summer. Minto North Dakota reports that within 24 hours half the crop in northwest North Dakota and eastern Montana could be damaged beyond recovery if conditions do not improve.
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Mian
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North
South Dakota
Minto
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North Dakota
Montana
Railroad Official Rhinegarson Dies After Illness
James Rhinegarson general passenger agent of the Queen & Crescent railroad died this morning at Merion a Philadelphia suburb after three weeks illness. He was a noted railroad man and held prominent posts within the company.
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Cgingmaah
Jame
W. CG. Rhinegarson
Queen & Crescent Railroad
Merion
Philadelphia
American Prisoners To be Shot
New York report says President Madriz of Nicaragua has ordered all prisoners shot including Americans. The alert follows ongoing tensions and demands clemency or evacuation opportunities for captives amid the conflict.
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United Press
New York
Madriz
Nicaragua
Why BG cH Was Stopped in Johnson Jeffries Fight
A prominent sporting authority returning from California says local promoters conspired with politicians to halt the Johnson Jeffries fight as payback against outsiders. Gleason and Sickord allegedly joined the effort to stop the match, aiming to punish outsiders in the state.
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Tinited Press
New York
California
Gleason
Sickord
Teddy Paid $509 Customs Br United Press, New York
The fragment reports customs duties paid by Cotorei and mentions Teddy, with a brief note about a death or sadness at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Tissseloof and a baptism or naming of Mary Katharine, all from a June 21 dispatch.
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United Press
New York
Cotorei
Geo. Tissseloof
West Eighth
Mary Katharine
Ballinger to Soon Know HS Fate
Washington June 21 The Ballinger congressional investigating committee will meet next Saturday to note its decision and adjourn until late summer when the finding will be made public. For thirty years J F Boyer of Fertile Mo sought help for distress from tickerache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and weakly disorders and extols Electric Bitters as a cure now.
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Washington
Ballinger Congressional Investigating Committee
Uitil
J. F. Boyer
Fertile
Eire Haules
Fisburg& Streich Pharmacy
Pittsburgh match recap in old voice
A rustic fan praises local athletes after a Lima game and hints at a likely upcoming win. He dismisses the heat, notes Ohio Indiana and West Virginia weather, and expresses pride in the team’s performance despite uncertainty about the outcome.
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