Election ticket list for mayor and city posts
Local ballot details show candidates for mayor and city offices including WILL Heco n for mayor, HARRY J. BROOKS for chief of police, G. G. Pixty for clerk, EDWARD J. DOVLD for street superintendent, W. B. Robbins for assessor, JOBS MANO for water and sewerage, OSBORN for school commissioner, TRUMAN J. LYN for council members across wards with names like PATRICK J. JUDGE JOAN W. BARNES CHARLES S ERNST CHARLIS I PATY and THOMAS BODE.
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Will Heco“n
Harry J. Brooks
G. G. Pixty
Wor
Edward J. Dovld
W. B. Robbins
Jobs Mano
Bor
Osborn
Water, Works and Sewerage Board
Truman J
LYN
Patrick J. Judge
Joan W. Barnes
Charles SJ
Ernst
Political campaign notes and local council shifts discussed
The Pittsburgh era column reflects on Democratic editorial bias toward President Wilady’s ambassador appointment and the Morgan death, noting candid opinions from Presley Morris. It compares party strategies, laments campaign methods, and observes the Second Ward’s West Side political shift with John W. Barnes touted as a prominent, capable hardware merchant candidate.
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Republicans
Sink Creek
John W. Darnes
Hess Ciliata
Tye
Mtrest
Ms Ward
Amd
Bath
Fey
Anc
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Barnes
Relief drive and health advertising urged for Manitou Springs
A local appeal urges immediate funds to aid relief efforts, listing several committee members and asking residents to donate to the relief committee. The piece also critiques resort advertising, arguing that health statistics and morbidity data, not vague claims, attract visitors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of
Tn American Medical Association
Massachusetts Governor backs reciprocity in tariff reform plan
Governor Foss warns Massachusetts interests are endangered by a Democratic tariff reversal plan. He urges Congress to adopt reciprocity as the tariff base, tying the party victory to a downward revision of duties and revenue from tariff changes.
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Foss
Boston
Massachusetts
Memorialiae Congress
Hey
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Democratic Congress
Examination of School Teachers Faces Fragmented Text
The piece records the first examination of school teachers with scattered names and places. It mentions a person in a hospital after a nervous breakdown and notes a bishop visiting, plus references to community church services and a health claim about a tonic product.
Trial in Criminal Court on Assault Charges for Diaz Trio
The criminal court hears charges of malicious assault against Joe Diaz Jesus Diaz and Andrew Diaz for alleged carnal contact with Capts Davis and Bishop Rohrbaugh. The case is continued to the next term and witnesses are discharged until then.
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Joe Diax
Maliciour Masaule Ce
Joe Diaz
Jesus Diaz
Andrew Diag
Capts Davis
Rohrbaugh
Thal
Mother’s Friend Promises Ease for Expectant Mothers
The ad promotes Mother’s Friend claiming it eases pregnancy pains and prepares a mother for childbirth. It claims the product helps the mother endure labor with less strain and urges writing Bradfield Regulator Co for guidance books and a bottle of the product priced at $1.00. The copy emphasizes safety and benefits for the child and mother.
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Bradield Regulator Co
Lamar
Direct Newspaper Advertising to Build Retail Demand
A retailer advises manufacturers to use daily newspapers to create direct demand among customers. The message stresses that newspaper ads bring customers to stores and benefit both seller and buyer through coordinated ad campaigns.
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Retailer
Telegram
Dayton relief efforts urge survey after flood disaster
Major Rhodes directs sanitary work in Dayton Ohio as Jon H Patterson chairs the relief committee urging President to send engineers to survey the Miami River to prevent a repeat of flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Dayton
Engineers
Miami River
Major Rhodes
Jon H- Patterson
Nam
Wisoh
Douglass Williams to Aid Elks Minstrel Show Here
Douglass B Williams returns Thursday from New York to visit his parents on West Main Street. He will assist Gus Smith in staging the Elks minstrel show. Mite Hal M Rapp and son visit their grandparents. Thomes Patton arrives from Parkersburg with Mis Eleanor Blacktorn and Atlas Elsie Gibson en route to Washington.
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Douglass B. Williams
New York
J. W. Williams
West Main Street
Gus Smith
Mite
Hal M
Rapp and Son
Mr Mire
Thomes Patton
Parkersburg
Mis
Eleanor Blacktorn
Atlas Elsie Giheon
Henry i Saymion
Parskersburg
Washington
Mississippi River work planned to beat flood crest
The note discusses raising the river level near Vicksburg to exceed the flood record as work is slated if possible before the crest. It mentions the Ohio River affecting the lower Mississippi valley and aims to protect the area from flood damage.
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Vicksburg
Nat
Ohio River
Mississipp
Fragmented text note with unclear school museum references
The readable fragments describe a school museum and seniors, with lines about education and intellectual stimulation. The passage is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome. It mentions pay, reforms, and expressions of zeal but provides no concrete actions or dates.
Bracelet theft reported in Monticello addition
Gold bracelet valued at six dollars belonging to Mien Dell was stolen from J. J. Hill residence in Monticello addition. G. F. Dye, a taborey of Mount Clare employed by a construction company, was arrested and placed in jail awaiting a hearing in G. H. Gordon's court. Charge preferred by C. E. Archer.
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Mien Dell
Slonget
J. J. ‘Hill
Monticello
G. F. Dye
Mount Clare
Owens Bottle 1
Sait
Robert McChing
Nistics
Marriage License Notice for Richards Poliner Pair
A marriage license is recorded for Lewis B Richards and Ma We Poliner in a union noted as a Moone thus veon. The entry cites ages 16 for both parties and lists them under the local registry.
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Lewis BO Richards
Poison Bds Hound Associate Ren Panis April Four Auto Bandits
Fragmentary text reports four automobile bandits hunted by police. Associates were searched and found to have hidden items on their clothing. The wording is garbled but suggests a pursuit and detainment related to an April event. Further readable details are unavailable.
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Ren Panis
Wes
Untitled Fragment Reveals Turmoil in Mt Oc Area
A fragmentary report describes a judge in Mt Oc reacting to a disaster that washed away trees and streets near Davtany Me Miia. The text references nearby neighbors and a request for assistance related to an abortion debate.
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Mittendorf
Tis Plate Mills
Amie
Shelin
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George Me West
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Lost Creek
George W. Lawson
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Augusta Salty
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M. Cannon
Elty
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Trewin
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Wiliam C. Juifeys Sellering
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William CoGulley
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