Movement of Significance in Progressive Politics
A national surge of progressive ideas forms a coordinated effort across Washington and Ohio. No single leader dominates. the push centers on a shared program over personalities, with Akron and Cleveland hosting conferences and Borah slated to speak for Ohio progressives on February 12.
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Cleveland
United States
Washington
Congressman Knight
Borah
Akron
Conference of
Ohio Progressives
Open call for full inquiry into Attorney Daugherty
The text urges a comprehensive investigation into Attorney Daugherty and the impeachment process. It argues for full evidence disclosure beyond partisan limits, warning against political bias and stressing the public’s right to truth and fair proceedings.
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Daugherty
Mgr. Daugherty
Keller
Michaks
Germi
Ain
Senate progressives push pause on subsidies and farm credit
Iowa Senator Lisith Brookhart and Michigan Senator James Conzens led progressive forces in the Senate demanding postponement of subsidy consideration and disposal of farmer credits. Their relatively inexperience is noted as they emerge as significant actors likely to be heard from again.
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Lisith Brookhart
Iowa
James Conzens
Michigan
Senate
Milestones in Ohio History and Notable Births
A compact timeline notes key events in Ohio history from 1806 militia actions in Cincinnati to 1887 William McKinley address in Canton and 1912 bishop Thomas Jaggar death. It lists delegates at the Briar Boss Trade Conference and historical figures born around June 2 1858 and other anniversaries with births and offices.
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William McKinley
American Farmer
Ohio State Grange
Canton
Thomas August Jaggar
Southern
Ohio
New York
Healy Appointed Governor General of Ireland
The article notes Timothy Healy being named governor general of Ireland by royal command upon orders from King George. Healy assumes the post amid tensions, with his residence at Dublin Castle and the government signaling strong leadership as the office resumes in a pivotal period.
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Ireland
Bawiehain
Healy
King George
Pol SQ
Parnell
Komical Telegrams About House of David Followers
Fragmentary comic note recalls a Salt Lake City beard and Brigham Young followers. Mentions marriage rights and multiple wives, ending with a remark on appearances and belts.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
ABE MARTIN Advertises for Vedo Housework
Local column notes ABE MARTIN posts an unusual ad seeking an experienced Vedo housework helper. A reader recalls Miss Pawn Lip’s refusal of an aunty ride last night due to her diamond ring proving too hard to lift.
Unclear Historical Verse Fragment Seeks Context
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a dated poetic piece with scattered names and numbers. It mentions celestial themes, a person named Robert Lewix Stev, and a heavy pressure or gun reference, but legibility is poor and key details are missing.
Fragmented Musings on Religion and Social Life
A scattered, informal reflection on religious practices, church attendance, work on Saturdays, and the social role of ministers. The writer muses on churchgoers, eating habits, norms of labor, dress, and the allure of sermons as a Sunday respite, noting varied beliefs and attendance.
Sunshine Pellets Marketing Confusion and Odd Phrases
A fragmented OCR reading mentions Sunshine Pellets by BR W Thomson and stray phrases about health policy and politics. It reads like garbled lines from a local notice or column with unclear events, names, and dates.
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BR. W. PB. Thomson
Doctor Hubbell Brings First N-ray Machine To City
Dr W B Hubbell returns from Chicago post graduate study with the citys first N ray machine. The Lorain Eastern railway proposes an electric line from Rocky River to Elyria. William Beebe dies at Adr Mich after years in Elyria. Arthur Lerner a Bickford jewelry store burglar is sentenced to seven years. New Columbia Steel Co nears completion as contractor Fred Wolf pushes work before winter. $0 bricks and two cords of stone used for buildings.
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W. B. Hubbell
Chicago
William Beebe
Frank
Artemas Beebe
Adr Mich
Elyria
Arthur Lerner
Bickford
NEW Columbia Steel Co
Fred Wolf
Unclear text fragment on inherited wrist and elbow strength
Fragmentary note discusses supposed inherited abnormalities in wrist and elbow strength linked to parental use. Mentions right wrist strength from lifting and left elbow from bar counter interactions. Source text is garbled and lacks clear context or verifiable details.
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Ceylon
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Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Fitch Ave
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West Territory
Cincinnati
Aaron Burr
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Champaign County
Japan
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Wimgton
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A. Lawrence Low
Harvard University
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Montana
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Timothy Healy
Komical
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Himsalf
House of David
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TRE
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Piret
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Yale
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Lorainant Eastern Railway
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Winchester Roller Skates
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