DOOM OF THE SLUSH FUND IN U S POLITICS
The piece discusses potential federal and state action to curb political money in campaigns. Senator Pomerene favors laws limiting campaign expenditures and preventing cross state funding. It contrasts historical money influence with proposed reforms, citing party dynamics and fears of corruption affecting elections and prohibition politics. The text references figures, states, and parties in a broad commentary on campaign finance reform.
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Congress
United States
Pomerone
Altoether
Pomerene
Will Btrdel
Hughes
Indiana
Wilson
Ohio
Enouel
Fragmented reading notes on Ohio political figures and boycott plans
The text lists Ohio political figures like J B Male Aton of Conamus and W C Fearlir, noting involvement with Thurston Proctor and Hervey Garber in Republican campaigns. It mentions a boycott movement targeting a storage of apples or commodities and a plan to place stored ore on the market by January 21, amid a committee meeting in Columbia regarding Cox’s election contest.
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Gov
Willir
Aton
Conamus
W C. Fearlir
Chinioe Diol
Ohio
Thurston and
Proctor
Geveral Niltionarias
Hupublican
Nnante Wilfis
Hervey Garber
Fepublican State Committee
Columbia
Cox
Deaths in South Vernon and Martinsburg areas
Obituaries note Mrs. Mary Ann Harriman of South Vernon aged about 70 died at her daughter’s home. Survivors include David Harriman of Newark, Mrs. A J Smith, and Charles Harriman. Funeral in South Vernon Tuesday at 2 PM with interment at Martinsburg cemetery. Also listed are Mrs Caroline Pletcher Athy and family relatives in Martinsburg and nearby towns. service led by Anderson at the post office area.
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Mary Ann Harriman
Mary Ann Thirtman
Roberts
South Vernon
David P. Harriman
Newark
A. J. Smith
Tien
Roberta
Charles Hardman
Ely
Caroline Pletcher Athy
Caroline Vo Pletcher
Peedericktown
Oleh
Notorious Prisoner Case Amid Forgotten Ruins Tale
A garbled report centers on a notorious prisoner linked to a distant ruin site. It mentions a court sentence described as “wulitany nonthie Woe” and hints at a long unseen enforcement. The piece references a power or authority figure and lists personal histories of the mother and child in unclear terms.
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Honton
Noy
Pont Wroy
Abeleily
Ak Hirai
Texas Univ ersity Homecoming Weekend Highlights
Texas University in Austin prepares for a grand homecoming celebrating alumni, faculty, and major campus events. The festive schedule honors notable figures including Hubert G. Vinson and features university traditions, with ties to the agricultural college and campus patrols.
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Texas Univers
Austin
Texiy
Mui
University of Texun
Che Lietary
Hubert G Vinson
Pieriden
Alumi
Fragmented OCR Note on Adoption and Vowel Noise
A garbled OCR line references an intended adoption and mentions vowels and age. The fragment lacks clear names places dates or organizations but implies a discussion about adoption constraints and general conditions within a historical newspaper snippet.
Free Trip to the East Won by Wm Levits
Union township boy William Levits won a cormerowing contest prize of a free trip to Washington and eastern cities. Donated by Knox county officials, the journey includes a weeklong tour with scheduled stops in Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia and features a reception at the White House and visits to Mount Vernon Arlington Cemetery and the Statue of Liberty.
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William Levits
Union Township
Knox County
Board of Agriculture
Washington
Corn Boys’ Association
Ohio
Board of Agriculture Iwell
Charlie
Vola i
Raiumien
Metall
Apoelal Cutie
Mehnaylvania
Pitteburgh
Mount Vernon
Arlington
Vort Meyer
New York
Bronlyn
Hotel Astor
New York City
Toasty Ly
Obie Sociaty
American Agricultural
Savratany of Agriculture
Otter
America
Moat Horgeony Playhouse
War Lorn Daughter Hike Aids Ware Leader William Lyons
A daughter War Lorn to Mra William Lyons of Ware mid birder Monday Hike oY.
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Mra
William Lyons
Ware
Collected Local Notices From Centerburg Area
Fragmented OCR item records numerous names and visits in Centerburg area. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Myers, Mr W Riley, Elmer Horde, Walter Long, Updike in Columbus, AL Wolfe with Kienda in Westville, W M Kasson of Galena, Harry Bell in the capital, S T Metcalfe and wife in Mt Vernon, N Harmer in Newark, work on a cement platform at the Pennsylvania depot, and family guests of the Seymours.
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Centerburg
Norman Wolly
Aimee Bell
Stes
Myers
John
AL Riley
Elmer
Marion
Mira
Walter Long
Updike
Columbus
Andra
AL Wolfe
Kienda
Westville
W. M. Kasson
Galena
Harry Bell
Capital City
T. Metcalfe
Mt Vernon
Harmer
Newark
Pennsylvania Depot
W. B. Merriman
Seymour
Sparta News Roundup and Local Transfers
Local notes report Harold Mitchell and C J Har vod at Sparta events while Harold Mitchell’s family shifts residence. Wesley Haycock Otto McVeeary return from Toledo for Thanksgiving. Mrs Haycock moves to North Lattimore to stay with daughter Mrs Waters. Ripton and O Barry visited Mt Gitend. Frank Corwin attended Ernest Tattle home Sunday. Chase couple left for California for winter. Wilson moves from Mt Gilend to Fredericetown farm.
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Harold Mitchell
C. J
Har
Larmore
A. H. Rush
Baturdas
Wesley Haycock
Otto McVeeary
Toledo
Sparta Boys
Wulcherlve
Mra. Haycock
North Lattimore
Mra Waters
Ripton
O. Barry
Mt. Gitend
Frank Corwin
Biunday
Mrnest Tattle
Pbl Chase
California
HM. Wilson
Mt. Gilend
Fredericatown
Local notes mention Mt Vernon visitors and church event
George Petry of Mt Vernon hosted relatives Sunday. Mrs W A White returned home after Magnette Springs treatment. Mrs Georgy Rishtintre visited Mt Vernon Sunday evening. A home talent entertainment is planned at the Dinesote church. Mr and Mrs Leonard Fry were in Mt Vernon on business Friday. Builders Hammond are constructing a new barn. Millwood and Mose reported a fire last Thursday morning in a building condemned by the fire marshal. Robert Beach visited his parents last Sunday. William Snyder, on a weeks week, is improving. He visits Mt Vernon weekly with Colonies.
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George Petry
Mt. Vernon
W. A. White
Magnette Springs
Georgy Rishtintre
Dinesote
Leonard Fry
Vernon
Hammond Jin
Millwood
John Coup
Diet Spring
Robert Beach
William Snyder
Win
Milford church notices list December services and visits
There will be two regular preaching services at First Milford church on Sunday. Mrs. John Mitchell spent last Wednesday and Thursday in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Spoor spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Thomas. Mrs. Snyder of Chattanooga Tennessee is helping care for Mrs. G. W. Genyhart.
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Milford
Dee
John Mitchell
Columbus
Arthur Spoor
Morgan Thomas
Mra
Snyder
Chattanooga
Tenn
G. W. Genyhart
Skunk Hides and Hunted Before Season Opens
Game Warden Penrose filed charges against Shuman for possession of 18 skunk hides killed two days before the season. Five officers fired on the offenders. Shuman posted bond of 109 dollars to appear December 8 in Sanire G. & Harter’s court Tuesday morning.
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Shuman
Waldan Stidiad
Penrose
Sanire G. &. Harter
Havite
Shumin
Local Visitors and Family Notes From Mt Vernon
A fragmentary roundup reports visitors and guests in Mt Vernon and nearby areas. Walter Sting and wife from Nashville stayed with Hark Sting and family last weekend. T. G. Dininire and wife were at Akron caring for Tune tmire's mother. Walter Welker and wife from Newsark visited friends locally. Miss Rose Drake of Mt Vernon visited Mrs. Setora Drake. John Drake spent Sunday in Mt Vernon with Nome, returning Monday. Rey and wife from Marmyra joined others for several days.
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Ie Towl
Mt. Vernon
Walter Sting
Nashville
Hark
T. GC
Dininire
Bee
Akron
Tunetmire
Walter Welker
Newsark
Rose Drake
Setora Drake
John Drake
Mr. Vernon
Rey
Riva
Marmyra
Centenary of Savings Banks Enshday in New York City
Nov 28 marks 100 years since the savings bank movement began in New York City with the New York Society for the Prevention of Pauperism organizing the first thrift institution. The first actual operation started in Philadelphia on Dec 2, 1816, and by a century later about 12,000,000 thrifty savers contributed to the movement.
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United States
New York
Matik
New York Society For the Prevention
Philadelphia
Pitiful state of Bessie Simpkins in Akron hospital
S. E. Sapp reports in Akron that Bessie Simpkins, abandoned by her husband, lies in a hospital cot in London township like a destitute figure. Her children were placed in a charity home, and she endures years of sorrow since a youth as a bright Mt. Vernon pupil. Her husband is believed to be in Mt. Vernon.
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Akron
Mrmr
Bersly Simpkins
Charlee
Youn
Han
Tifa
Mt. Vernon
Bessie Braddock
Hesie Simpkins
E. Sapp
Sheriff Sale Notice for Knox County Ohio Property
Sheriff sale notice lists a real estate action in Knox County Ohio. It references the Court of Common Pleas and a property in Mount Vernon, with sale procedures proceeding under an order issued by the court.
Descriptions of Land Parcels in Knox County Survey
Legal notice describes parcels in Knox County Townships including Southeast Quarter and adjacent tracts. It outlines compass bearings, metes and bounds, and acre totals for each parcel, reference to townships, ranges, and a public sale or filing action associated with the land descriptions.
Tillman Daughter Wedding Draws Guests in Trenton
In Trenton on November 29 numerous out of town guests gathered for the wedding of Sallie May Tillman, daughter of Senator Ben Tillman and Mrs Tillman, to John W. Schuler. The bride’s lineage and connections are noted, with details about family history and affiliations.
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Trenton
Sallie May Tillman
Benjamin BR. Mimat
John W. Schuler
Revingert
Benator
Mix
Tilhman
Kroow i
Mia
Sarai Siler
Hatenburg
Mrs LM Wolverton Spends Tuesday in Columbus
Mrs LM Wolverton of East Gambier Street spent Tuesday in Columbus visiting relatives and attending errands.
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LM. Wolverton
East Gambier Street
Columbus
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