High Ups Named In Fraud Probe In Ohio Referendum Case
William Martin of Cincinnati confessed to Attorney General Hogan and assistant Charles C to a forged petition fraud tied to a referendum on the Green compensation law. He detailed how signatures were forged across several counties and named others high in the scheme. Martin said 7000 plus signatures from multiple counties were forged, with only a fraction genuine, and implicated Charles Kibler of Cleveland and others at a Cincinnati Grand Hotel meeting.
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Columbus
William Martin
Cincinnati
Hogan
Charles C
Martin
Pant
Grand Hotel
Cinionati
Martin Sald
Butler County
Brown, Greene
Highland
del Ware
Champaign County
Himell
Clark County
Miami County
Troy
Ihey
Equity Association of Cleveland
Walter A. Vincent
Green
Wiliam Martin
Denounces Frauds In Referendum Debates At Mansfield
Governor Cox spoke to the Mansfield chamber of commerce condemning frauds tied to referendum petitions. He defended Progressive legislation, warned against Columbus interests fearmongering, and asserted confidence in a favorable vote. The talk followed local political tensions over recent laws.
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Cox
Mansfield
Mansfeld
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Woman appeals to Wilson over Perry memorial site
Mary Chapman seeks relief after Ottawa county board condemned her land for the Perry memorial site at Putlo Day claiming she refused a higher offer of 14 600. B A Foster, Chapman's brother, wired President Wilson and Governor Con to investigate the alleged injustice and avert a patron's disgrace.
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Bandarky
Wilson
Con
Mary Chapman
Perry
Putlo-Day
Perry Centennial Commission
President Wilson Resting at Summer White House
President Wilson enjoyed moments of rest at the New Hampshire summer White House near Gorman while not on golf outings or motor trips. He is depicted on a porch step at Hartarken der reading the latest news from Washington as he and his family relax between Dartmouth College golf sessions and mountain journeys.
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Wilson
White House
Gorman
N. H
Wileon
Washington
Iis
Hariakender
National Capital
Dartmouth College
Ohio Wheat Crop Prospects Decline Amid Misleading Reports
The Ohio Department of Agriculture releases its July crop bulletin noting wheat prospects at about 84 percent of normal, with widespread claims of damage disputed. Soybeans and oats show declines due to drought, while corn areas total 3,044,078 acres with 90 percent crop condition. The bulletin cites optimistic county-by-county yields, naming Fulton Ottawa and several others with high prospects, and Washington with the weakest at 55 percent.
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
Harley
Ohio
Wyravesen
Eesebreae
Bugsy Farmere
Pullman
Theas
Fulton County
Ottawa County
Preble
Williams
Shelby
Wood
Drake
Miami
Montgomery
Delaware
Henry
Allen
Hamilton
Washington County
Senate bill trims rates while broadening free list in tax reform
Washington reports that the Senate Finance Committee, led by Chairman Simmons, advances the Wilson Underwood tariff measure with about a ten percent reduction in average ad valorem duties from the House bill. The Senate shifts metals to the free list, makes raw wool and sugar free later this year, expands free listing for pig iron and ferro manganese, and includes provisions to shield domestic industries via potential retaliatory duties. The income tax debate also features changes in exemptions and treatment for married versus single filers, with mutual insurers largely exempted.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Thomas
Dorado
Finance Committee
House
Senate Committee
Daylight Invented by a Scientist in Philadelphia
Dr. Herbert E Ives of Philadelphia announces invention of daylight through a potent incandescent lamp with a special mantle. The lamp, mounted on a cabinet reflector, directs light downward through colored screens to mimic sunlight, tested and deemed effective.
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Philadelphia
Herbert E. Ives
Aimilar
Bryan warns Cueans and demands justice note to Cuba
Secretary Bryan sent a note to President Menocal through the American legation in Havana amid the shooting of General Havens. The message praised Cuba’s determination to mete out justice to the perpetrators, asserting the necessity to maintain law and order in the country.
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Bryan
Cueans
Washington
Menocal
Cuba
American Legion
Havana
Jii Havens
Arias
United States
Eee
Ordinance Vetoed In City Government Change Vote
An ordinance to submit to voters the question of adopting a commission form of city government was vetoed by M. H. Smith. The exchange includes vague reminiscences about a past meeting and a hotel veranda discussion.
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Ion C. H., O
H. W. Smith
Bank President Irvin Woodruff Dies at 60
Dunkirk July 14 Irvin Woodruff 60 president of Woodruff National Bank died after a month long illness. He was a member of the city council. The fragment also contains unrelated quoted lines about dialogue and a wedding ceremony.
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Dunkirk
Irvin Woodruff
Woodruff Naional Bank
Girl Passes For Man Arrest In Akron
Akron July 12 A 15 year old Kittanning girl known as Mite Head Moore was arrested for masquerading as a man. When questioned by police she said she had worked in livery stables and other hard labor earning what she called a man’s wage for six months. The story notes the odd phrasing and odd details from the era.
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Akron
Mite Head Moore
Kittanning
Moore
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Cited By Women
Swarthmore and Baltimore women report long standing female ailments improved by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim relief from pain and weakness after years of suffering, with emphasis on its effectiveness for various feminine troubles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Swarthmore
Penn
Baltimore, Md
Pinkham
J. J
Sargent
Knok? Teachers' Tions Informs City Ahead of Sunday
Fragmented OCR text mentions teachers' tions and intentions to visit the city, with unclear names and places. The readable parts indicate a notice style about upcoming actions or meetings but lack concrete details or identifiers.
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