Reflections on the Ohio Primary and Organization Influence
A late reflection on the state primary argues voter fatigue and organizational power threaten democracy. It cites the Afit-Nabon League and Ku Klux Klan as forces shaping nominations and urges voters to seek direct facts, not leaders' dictates, to ensure better governance through reform.
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Afit-Nabon League
Ohio
Varios
Mr. Day
Cooper
Ku Kihix Klan
James O. Mills
Leiber and Mills
Elyria
Domestic science expert advises on prices and cold cream
A domestic science expert proposes a whimsical method to smooth out price wrinkles by rubbing them with cold cream for several nights as reported by Torento Tribune.
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Tribune
Pop Says Man Descended From Ape Yet Women Carry Tales
A quotation from Postoria, Ohio, Timar notes that while a figure called Pop claims humans descend from apes, he observes women still carry tales and gossip about others.
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Pop
Postoria
Timar
Notable Birthdays Reported For Early 20th Century Figures
Gifford Pinchot governor of Virginia and senator candidate born in Simsby Conn. Dr Louis B Hopkins new Wabash College president born in Yophkinton N Jo. Joseph Weber celebrated comedian and producer born in New York City aged 59. Farl Brewer former Mississippi governor born in Carrillton Miss aged six years since.
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Gifford Pinchot
Vinta
Simsby Conn
Louis B. Hopkins
Wabash College, Bora
Yophkinton
N. Jo
Joseph Weber
New York City
Farl Brewer
Mississippi
Carrillton
Miss
Century events mark a day of historic milestones
A New York clairvoyant’s fame is noted as centennial observances unfold. Archbishop Keane marks fifty years leading the Roman Catholic archdiocese ofibibuque while Crispi’s death anniversary is observed. Rochester hosts a vast exhibition inaugurating the 11th annual convention of the American Gladi calus Society, ועוד. Delegates from potters associations meet in Atlantic City to harmonize industry standards. A retail merchandising convention opens in New York City. Miss Ruth Morgan sails to Geneva to chair a suffrage conference urging an international peace program.
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Jackson Davis
James J. Keane
Archhiogese
Bibuque
Francesco Crispi
Rochester
United States Potters’ Association
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters Wll
Ate Inatic City
Pottery Indust
Laneup
National
J Ioods
Sioux lawyer D W Stewart named to fill Iowa Senate term
Daniel Wallace Stewart, a young Sioux City lawyer and ex-marine, was named by Governor Hammill to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Cummins. He comes after Cummins’ death and Brookhart’s renomination defeat, and is expected to represent Iowa in the U.S. Senate.
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Dantel W. Stewart
Daniel Wallace Stewart
Sioux Civ
John Hammill
Iowa
Senator Cummins
Smith Brookhart
TSST
van Dennevivanias Ube
Stewart shaped Sioux City politics and commerce
Stewart, a long time Iowa resident since 1911, began in Sioux City politics and served as a Cummins campaign manager last spring. He led the city for Cummins and was president of the Sioux City Chamber of Commerce in the prior year.
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Stewart
Iowa
Sioux City
Cummins
Thou Art Mine A Poem By Edmund Clarence Stedman
A compact extract noting Stedman as editor of An American Anthology and presenting his poem Thou art mine. The lines express longing and possessive love, with imagery of closeness and unattainable soul, evoking classic Romantic tone and poetic craft.
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Edmund Clarence Stedman
Poe
Vision of dollar corn debts hopes of bumper winter crop
Washington expert observers weigh the July government report and private estimates for the annual corn crop. They cite normal carryover but possible 140 million bushel shortage, with rainfall and hog feeding demand shaping prospects this fall and winter. Moisture varies by state, with Illinois and Missouri showing regional deficits while Ohio and Indiana show mixed levels.
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Washington
D.C
Phas
Snow
Nat
Hurnant
Murray
Ohio
Indiana
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
High corn prices and farm relief debate across states
A discussion on the farm relief movement, corn prices, and the potential political impact across Iowa Illinois Indiana and Ohio. The piece examines how weather and markets shape support for tariff schemes and export certificates influenced by German policy.
Farm relief fight stirs constitutional questions and cert plan
The discussion suggests the McKinley bill could offer a chance to reframe farm relief as opponents raise constitutional concerns about several bills. The note warns to monitor the certification plan as a potential angle in the farm relief debate.
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Mellon
Norris of Nebraska Expected to Lead Senate Judiciary
George W Norris of Nebraska, serving since 1913, is poised to become chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, succeeding the late Senator Cummins of Iowa. A noted insurgent Republican leader and Roosevelt ally, Norris rose from farm boy to lawyer and long time lawmaker in the U.S. Senate and earlier in the House.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senator Cumins
Iowa
Ational
House of Representa Ltive
Theodore Roosevelt
Norris J
Oho
Hegan
McCook County
Local Social Notes from Litchfield Area
Mrs C R Canfield and family attend Abbeyville reunion. Neighbors visit in Chippewa Lake and Medina. Funerals and trips noted with the Starrs, Yosts, Fritz family, Rasor and Leach households. Weekend departures include a trip to Oregon after stay in Toledo.
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C. F. Musser
Abbeyville
Lee Starr
H. G. Hastings
Cleveland
Ina Schlobohm
Matt Starr
Chippewa Lake
Milo Judson
Swartz
Frank Yost
Austin White
Myrtie Winkler
Martin Fritz
Medina
Local social notes recount visits and family gatherings
Mrs Tooths parents Hva and camping plans are noted. Sunday entertainments honor Ruth Marsh with guests including Art Marsh and four children. Many locals from Medina Wellington and Cleveland visit relatives, attend theatres, beaches, or plan trips to Canada. An accident injures Arthur Zacharias after a horse kick.
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A. E. Lawrence
Sebring
Fla
Ella Turner
Henry Peterson
R. C. Neillson
Cleveland
Park
C. B. Richard
Medina
Hf. FE. Jenne
George Round
Canaa
C. E. Bement
Canada
Asthur Chapin
Russell Canfield
Imogene Canfield
C. D. Palmer
Ceylon Junction
Henry Arminger
Cora Pelton
Lakewood
Chas. Canfield
Wellington
George Joiner
Lona Rowe
Geo. Damon
Tempedy
Ison
New Jersey
Adam Rising
Arthur Zacharias
Ed. Friess
Erie
Turner
Friess
Charles Tur
Ner
George Everiss
Scudder
Herman Delong
Capley
Knecht
Josephine Sabin
Wash Hall
Jefferson, Ind
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South Carolina
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Germany
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Clarkebure
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Washington, D. C
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University of Illinois
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East Germany
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