Statewide primary bill moves Ohio toward direct nominations
The senate passed a statewide primary measure already approved by the house, shifting nominations from party conventions to direct voter choice for most officers. Voters would also rank president choices and select delegates for national conventions, with two percent petition removals possible for local or state officials.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Vollmer
Cooper
Mahoning
Smith
Butler
Smith Hammer
Tongs
Billicensing
Eector
Asner
Bil Panne
Resto & Call of Administration
Diser
Mahoning County
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
King of Ashtabula
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bigelow
Agricultural Commission
Cunningham Agricultural Commission
Potting
Summit County
Cook
Hamilton
State Fish and Game Commission
Board of Veterinary Examiners
Itabeli
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Veterinary Tae
Ohio Experiment Staat Wooster
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Board of Live, Stock Commissioners and
Heed of Pharmacy
Tyar
Rouse
Ohio Brea kSading Across Cities Highlights
A long list of Ohio items reports on multiple deaths arrests and incidents. Joseph Quinn found near Washington street bridge with severed head suspected murder. Frank Banning dies after Carnegie gift to Kinsman library. Fire destroys ten Orangeville buildings with losses up to 25000. State suffrage push advances as Harriet Upton announces ready petition. Former Senator Cetone reports to penitentiary for bribery. Adjutant Atkinson appointed to Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home. Chapel disruption at Ohio Northern university by socialist students. Robberies burglaries and accidents mapped across Kenton Sandusky Ada Lorain and more with various fatalities and injuries.
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Dayton
Joseph Quinn
Miami River
Washington Street
J. W. McKenny
Nellie Quigley
Quinn
Warren
Frank Banning
Kinsman
Andrew Carnegie
Orangeville
John A. Smith
Fred C. Snethan
Cleveland
Harriet Taylor Upton
Columbus
George K. Cetone
K. Cetone
Ohio Penitentiary
R. M. Brumbaugh
Charles Kline
Sandusky
Benjamin F. Atkinson
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
John D. Wheeler
Painesville
William R. Burnett
Ada
Ohio Northern University
Students’ Socialist Club
John Wesley Hill
D. D
Metropolitan Temple
New York
International Peace Forum
Lorain
Stephan Soltesz
St. Stanislaus’ Catholic Church
Kenton
Olive Shepherd
Yelverton
Lloyd
Pearl Martin
Coshocton
Thomas Hadley
Williams Mine
Hadley
Zanesville
A. C. Moore
Columbus Butter Company
Springfield
Edgar Hildebrandt
Deforest Malley
Malley
Albert F. Smith
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Jackson
Mary Shanks
Lockland
Canal Dover
Samuel Bixler
Iron Valley Evening Reporter
Ohio
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Storm Toll and Tornado Toll Across Eleven States
A massive storm battered the Gulf states then moved northward sweeping twelve states leaving many dead and injured. Wiped towns like Lower Peachtree Ala killing eighteen in one town and leveling homes. Widespread damage reported including telegraph and telephone outages and several fatalities in Indiana Ohio and Cleveland. The report notes aid appeals and details multiple dead and injured across the storm’s path.
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Selma
Ala
Lower Peachtree
L. D. Bart
C. A. Cooper
George Williams
James Clark
Foster Stabler
L. W. Bryant
Coates
Husband
New York
Gulf States
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Western Union
Postal
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Frankfort
Elmer A. Vice
Lafayette
Henry Walters
Charles Gallamore
Glendora Hotel
Bettie Hill
Militants Destroy Two Country Homes in Arson Plot
London dispatch reports two militant suffragists destroying property worth about 100000 dollars. One squad burned the Englefield Green residence of Lady Amy White widow of Sir George White. the other set fire to Weston Super Mare golf club in Somerset. Fire rang through the mansion at 1 am. arson tools and inflammable materials were found. grounds showed political slogans urging votes for women.
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London
England
Amy White
Englefield Green
The
Thames
Weston SuperMart
Somersetshire
Lady White
Sir George White
Ladysmith
Olla
Resinol Ointment and Soap Ad Offers Free Trial
An old advertisement touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as remedies for pimples rashes eczema and skin eruptions. It claims quick healing with gentle action and promotes a free trial by writing to Resinol Baltimore Maryland. Prices listed 50 cents to 1 dollar for ointment and 25 cents for soap.
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Renol
Baltimore
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Northern Ohio Traction Co
Canton
Massillon
Hudson
Hillenkamyp Senate
William E. Haas
Delaware County
Industrial Commission
Daniel F. Mooney
Auglaize County
Senate Finance Committee
Buckeye
Peachtree
Richard Plimmer
Burdett
John Perts
Opera House
Euclid Avenue
Euclid Arcade
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Martha
Lazarus
John
Jesus
Paul
Mant
God
Earth
Jesus Christ
James M. Gray, D D
Moody Bible Institute
Dr. Pierce
Resinol
Carter
Sloan
Wilton Wheeler
Morris, Ala
G. G. Jones
Baldwin
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Henry A. Woebl
Somerset St
Plainfield
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Boston, Mass
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