Ohio constitutional amendments defeated in recent election
Official returns show eight amendments defeated across Ohio counties with Paulding County as the exception. Proposals beaten include capital punishment abolition, contempt proceedings, woman suffrage, omitting the word white, voting machines, good roads, and outdoor advertising with other measures also losing by wide margins in most counties.
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Paulding
Ohio
Beaze
House of the
General Assembly
Rava Ata Ieek
Eerie Ras Eon
Court of Common Pleas
Bat Cesiie
Mika P Wouaeves
Justices of the Peace
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Vanes
Hiawassee
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Boards of Education
Office of
Superintenden of Public Instruction
Stat Commissioner of Common Schools
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Board of Public Works
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State and Municipa Board
Vedee Saves Act
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Severvacensed
Remorse over Johnsons Wife and Pugilist Case
A Chicago article describes Jack Johnson and his white wife facing turmoil after his arrest and related events. Mrs Johnson is said to have shown distress, with reports she urged prayers and expressed remorse for the marriage amid social backlash. Johnson camped at his cafe, heard of a planned Las Vegas trip, and police considered his actions amid a tense scene on Wabash Avenue.
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Jolson
Champion
Sheot Johnson
Las 5
Johnson
Wabash Avenue
Negro Quarter
Jeffries
Funeral for Loyd Morrow and George Wither on Thursday
Large concourse attends double funeral for Loyd Morrow and George Wither who drowned in a stream near a Toronto area pool. Service led by Rev Brown draws hundreds of relatives and mourners from the countryside. Interment at Union Cemetery places caskets beside each other as cousins.
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Ices
E. Morrow
Juds
Fevening
S@ronite
Chark Markle
Ee George Witherow
Werenk Brown
Toronto
Rondate
Movement to reorganize Steubenville Chamber of Commerce
Invitations for a dinner and meeting to discuss a city wide movement to advance Steubenville outline plans to re create the Chamber of Commerce. Business men will hear from Will L. Finch about town development as guests travel from the city in automobiles to the Country Club for a $1 dinner.
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Chamber of Commerce
Steubenville
Greater Steubenville
Steubenvilel
Country Club
al l
Chamber O
Will L. Finch
Town Development Magazine
Cincinnati Industrial Bureau
Anl
Alc. Douglas
D. J. Sinclair
BE. M. Geary
G. A. Gessweiler
W. H. McClinton
J. W. Gill
C. A. Smith
J. C. M. Floyd
O. J. Hemings
J. Wc Cawan
LM. Leopold
I. F. Loomis
H. D. Wintringer
F.C. Chambers
A. G. Lee
W McD. Miller
Chamber of Commeres
Steahenville
He Chamber
Returned Eighteen Indictments on Thursday
A grand jury returned 18 indictments after examining 115 witnesses across 30 cases. Several cases were ignored, including Ohie vs Yurjevic and others, while public cases listed feature crimes from assault and rape to burglary and embezzlement, with Domenican gelo Fenimore charged with murder and others for personal rights and keeping a house of ill fame.
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Ohie
Yurjevic
Ohio
Leskovitz
Bickerstaff
Serafini
Love
Winston
Williams
von Murali
Pec
Chas. Weisson
Nicholas Finnegan
Ben Barrenger
City
Miko Marcantonio
Harry Albaugh
George Wineland
Wm. Irwin
George Carter
John Polites
Jacob Konitz
Domenicangelo Fenimore
Joe Boroski
Wm. and
Jemma Smith
Vet Syzaenan
Strikebreakers Target Miners in Kanawha Warfare
In Charleston on September 12 operators advertised strikebreakers as martial law ends. United Mine Workers Vice President Jayes warned Governor Glasscock that allowing entry would spark industrial warfare and the union would reject responsibility. The state militia moved to guard strikebreakers and 42 striking miners were arrested at Dorothy for arming themselves to block access, sent to Paint Creek Junction for court martial.
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Charleston
Kanawha
Vicw
Jayes
United Mine Workers
Glasscock
Atete
Dorothy
Paint Creek Junction
Valuation on Street and Interurban Railways Rises
Columbus Sept 12 The State Tax Commission announced a large increase in the valuation on street and suburban railways totaling 132,282,695 dollars up from 99,585,799 last year. The gain, 8,610,820 dollars, reflects changes in the taxation system and applies to stretches of street lines and interurban routes.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
Stret
Governor-elect Haines Declines Campaign Influence
Portland Missouri September 12 Governor-elect Haines repudiates AP’s claim he supports Roosevelt or Taft and states he will not influence either faction. He adds he cannot participate in November due to health and that the contest will be fought out without his involvement.
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Portland
Associated Press
Haines
Roosevelt
Johnson
Taft
Judge Goff postpones Becker trial to October
New York September 12 Supreme Court Justice Goff turned the laugh on Melntyre Becker's attorney by saying he intended all along to postpone the case. He announced the trial would not start today and would be delayed until October due to other court engagements understood by the governor.
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New York
Death at Cicero aviation meet disrupts schedule
Chicago promoters announced the death of Paul Heck after a 50 foot fall in his bi plane. The fatal accident threatened to interfere with today’s program set for 3 p m at the Cicero air meet.
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Chicago
Cicero
Til
Paul Heck
Tday
Torday
Fragmented OCR text from unknown municipal notice
The readable parts describe a municipal home rule topic and references to traffic and penalties. The text is highly garbled with repeated syllables and unclear entities, making it difficult to extract concrete names, dates, places, or actions. The intended report remains unclear due to the corrupted source.
Studley Beats Blakeslee For Connecticut Governor Nominee
Hartford September 12 voting extended four and a half hours with two informal ballots removing Dr H Knight of Lakeville and Judge Silas A Robinson of Middletown. Final tally 311 to 217 in favor of Judge J P Studley who is Yale educated and served as mayor of New Haven and probate judge. Taft praised. party platform endorses Taft era prosperity and tariff reform.
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Hartford
Conn
H. Knight
Lakeville
Silas A. Robinson
Middletown
Studley
Blakesie
J. P. Studley
Yale
New Haven
Common Pleas Court
William Taft
Republican Party of
Connecticut
Taft
Maryland
Baltimore
Elis
Wuld
Campaign opening set with leaders to speak today
Fragmentary notes indicate a campaign event planned for today with page leaders and a central matter under consideration. The Progressive state campaign team hopes to amend the plan by September 27 at Canton or Cleveland with Governor as principal speaker. A committee and officers will meet this afternoon to finalize arrangements.
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Canton
Cleveland
Te Heen
Lawyer Burton Gibson Arrested for Murder in New York
Burton W. Gibson, a New York attorney, was arrested in his office on a first degree murder charge in the suspected drowning of Rosa Szabo at Greenwood Lake last July 16. He claimed innocence and commented on embalming fluid and poison notes during detainment.
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New York
Burton W. Gibson
Ins
Rosa Szabo
Greenwood Lake
Gibson
Orange County
de Graw
Leutenant Flood
Flood
Gbson
Urbana judge Warnack named leader at national campment
Los Nogales September 12 Judge W R Warnack of Urbana Illinois injured today as commander in chief of the national GEAL Risth campment here. Col J Fred Beers Connecticut appears leading candidate. Denver or Perrott will win the extericampmiecstt.
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Los Nogeles
W. R. Warnack
Urbana
Receivers Appointed For United States Motor Company
The United States Motor Company placed in receivership amid insolvency claims by Dayton Motor Car Company and other creditors. Wes Strong and Robert Walker named receivers as assets exceed liabilities and the firm will be reorganized.
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Seatt
United States Motor Company
Dayton Motor Car Company
Wes Strong
Robert Walker
Weis
CANDIDATES Of the Republican Party Are Urged
Prominent Republicans met the county candidates last night and urged them to avoid joining the Bull Moose ticket if any pledge was required. The meeting showed strong Republican enthusiasm and stated the old party remains in fighting condition in the county. Present were W. McD. Miller A. C Lewis D. J. Sinclair Judge Richards W.R. Alban A. W. McDonald and WC McMuster.
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W. McD. Miller
A. C Lewis
D. J. Sinclair
Judge Richards
A. W. McDonald
WC. McMuster
Relief Fund Advances Flood District Aid in Wheeling
Contributions totaling 465 sent to the flood district via Associated Charities. A carload of lime over 20 tons purchased, forwarded to disaster area to restore sanitary conditions. Lime funded by P. Jones Company. Wiley W. Beall appointed by Gov. Glasscock as treasurer of the Red Cross relief fund. Conditions improve near Colliers as about 2000 dollars arrives in Wellsburg relief fund.
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Wheeling
Associated Charities
P. Jones Company
Wiley W. Beall
Wellsburg
Gov
Glasscock
Red Cross
Engineer White Resigns From Tri-State Traction
G White of East Liverpool who served as chief engineer for Tri-State Traction and Klee the company for a year and a half has resigned to accept a more lucrative post elsewhere. He is currently in Chicago on business and the resignation has been with the traction company for several days. Destination after resignation remains unannounced.
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G. White
East Liverpool
Tri-State Traction
Klee
White
Chicago
Traction Company
Legal Point Raised Insurance Policies After Gilliespie Flood
The Burgettstown Enter prise notes a legal question from the Gilespie flood in Cherry Valley. With $4,000 life policy to the husband, and $2,000 to $3,600 to the wife, both drowned. Who receives the funds depends on whether the husband or wife died first. Court rulings assume the stronger man survives the woman in such cases. Executors from McDonald oversee Gillespie and Mrs Gillespie estates as relatives claim the money. The couple were buried at Scio Cemetery, where Mrs Himes was born, and later resided in Cherry Valley near Burgettstown.
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Gilespie
Follidays Cove
Burgettstown
Gillespie
Scio
Himes
Cherry, Valley
Building project at Tiltonville mill site outlined
Directors of a new sheet and tin mill in Tiltonville met at Martins Ferry with the site engineer to map layouts on Medill farm. The group, including J M Scott and J J Hollaway, expects rapid headway, with 700 workers planned and a surrounding village of about 2000 people anticipated. Cleanup is underway and excavation should begin by Monday as concrete work proceeds with hundreds of workers.
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Tiltonville
Martins Ferry
Medill Farm
M. Scott
la Belle Iron Works Co
J. J. Hollaway
Edward Hazlett
William F. Stifel
H. C. Franzheim
J. W. Vance
B. W. Pete
F.M. Henderson
A. S
Promoters seek funds for Pittsburg to Cleveland rail plan
Columbus reports plans to build four new rail lines linking Pittsburg and Cleveland via Beaver Midland East Liverpool Wellsville and West Point. Utilities Commission application seeks authority to issue 750 000 stock and 2 000 000 in 30 year bonds to cover thirty one miles of new single track from Beaver through Midland to East Liverpool and Wellsville then north to Lisbon. The Erie and P L E tracks will be used to reach Niles and enter Cleveland.
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Columbus
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Beaver
Midland
East Liverpool
Wellsville
West Triat
Utilities“ Commission
Erie Railway
Niles
Point
Prac
Liverpool
West Point
Lisbon
Erie
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