Birthday surprises honor Trott and Shetlenberger kin
A mid birthday surprise at 609 East Burgess Street honored Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Trott with a noon trolley ride to Lake Iawathe Park and a luncheon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miley, Mr. and Mrs. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ureth, and many others, followed by a family reunion for Mr. and Mrs. Shetlenberger with games, cards, and refreshments.
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Trott
Samuel Trott
East Burgess Street
Atd Eily
Lake Iawathe Pirk
Mul Mies Trott
Samuel Miley
Pratt
Charles Ureth
Hert Steadman
Anos Sileoth
Fowler
Resolutions Adopted By Knox County Democratic Convention
The Knox county Democratic convention adopted resolutions praising reform and denouncing the Republican tariff and Taft administration. It endorses Ohio governor candidates, condemns Republican officials, and urges unity of honest men to support the party’s nominees for county and state offices.
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Democrata
Knox County
Republican Party
Payne Aldrich
Iowa Republicans Clash in Fierce Primary Fight
Des Moines canvass shows regulars and progressives contending for control of the state convention. Key figures include Cannon allies Walter Smith, AL T Hall, and A Kennedy in the Ninth, Seventh, and First districts, with expected shifts affecting endorsements and congressional support.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Jawa
Taft
Dolliver
Wd Cumming
Republican Party
Rma
Warren Gara
J. PB. Marrel
Howe
Washington
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Walter Smith
Cannon Riflen
AL T. Hall
Mil
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Bob Prowty
Ison Elone
Adybier
Botator Cumming
Poi
India
Elialenn
Committee On Military Affairs
Dex Mattos
Los Mbitles
Cums Milne
WH Tas
Pirat
Express Thanks From American Salvation Army Officers
Officers of the American Salva Hon Army extend thanks to friends who donated groceries and various items, generously aiding those picked up Saturday evening.
Kenyon Defeats Denison in Quiet Granville Game
June Kenyon led Granville to a win over Denison on Saturday in a steady contest. Hoyer and Cardillo were evenly matched, while Denison’s costly errors decided the outcome in a game lacking standout moments.
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Kenyon
Granville
Denison
Hoyer
Cardillo
Taft Railroad Measure Clears Senate Fight
Insurgent and regular Republicans push through the Taft railroad bill after a lengthy Senate clash. The bill, trimmed of many administration provisions, heads to conference with the House ready to amend. Democrats and insurgents claim gains as they strike out provisions and add rate and carrier changes.
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Reileetie Ulm
Wornichst
Senate
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Bonator LiPollette
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Wiliver
Elking
Chateman
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Chamberlain
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Clay
Georgia
Gore
Oklahoma
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Kentucky
Simmona
North Carolina
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Mill
Commerce Court
Falta
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft applauds railroad measure at banquet
Detroit report from June notes President Taft in attendance at a luncheon where the administration railroad measure was described as enacted. He clapped and exclaimed bully then passed the information to Senators Smith and Burrows.
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Detroit
Taft
Commie Binequet
Senate edits weaken rail stock and bond regulation bill
Insurgents claim most credit while regulars concede the bill loses several key provisions it had when entering. The bill emerges from the Senate with features not in the original draft and lacking other important elements.
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Insurgenta
Crovit
Denate Regular
Sdort
Ohio Shippers to Help Fight Freight Increase
At a meeting in Columbus the Ohio Shippers' Association adopted resolutions commending President Taft for enjoining freight rate increases by western railways and pledging support to the railroad commission of Ohio to prevent advances within the state. Officers were elected including President O N Townsend and a three year executive committee with Gay L Cory and others named. HB Adams authorized to name the twelfth vice president.
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Taft
Western Railways
Ciorney Generat
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O. N
Dayton
Uy Zoe
Ire
Canton
Treyday Shuerick
Klima
Ger
Akeron
Dines L. Money
Middletown
W. Meloan
Sidney
Fl. Myers
Ashlond
HB. Adams
Twelfth View
Gay L. Cory
John W. Zeller Commissioner of Ohio Public Schools
John W. Zeller serves as Commissioner of the Ohio public school system, guiding state policy, curriculum standards, and administration. His leadership focuses on school improvement, funding alignment, and oversight of district operations across Ohio.
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Ohio
Extensive Improvements Planned for Bexley Hall
Plans for extensive improvements at Bexley Hall theological seminary are circulating for public subscription. About 50,000 dollars is expected to be spent on interior and exterior work, with 15,000 dollars already raised and completion anticipated by the end of commencement week.
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Gandler
Bexley Hall
Theological Seminary
Lodge Elections at Daughters of St George No 7
The Lady Gladstone lodge No 7 5 Daughters of St George elected officers including Worthy President Jane Neugent Worthy Vice President Nellie Hinkkink First Conductor Eleanor Parker Second Conductor Addie Shutt Inner Guard Mary Sleeman Outer Guard Emma Higgins and Vinnista May Burgess.
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Gladstone
Diploma delay marks Canal Fulton high school honor
Canal Fulton High School will honor long delay in presenting a diploma to Commissioner J. W. Zeller, who completed the course nearly a century ago. The ceremony will make him valedictorian of the class of 10 as he receives the parchment for the first time, reflecting on past commencements and local schooling. Cincinnati attorney Harold C. Kipp, son-in-law of Congressman H. P. Goebel, dies suddenly at his Norwood home after a cold leads to malignant scarlet fever.
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Canal Fulton High School
Columbine
Canal Paltoy
J. W. Zeller
Tavaigh School
Zeller
Canal Falcon High School
Duc Fn
Hia Iieh
Cincinnati
Harold C. Kipp
H. P. Goebel
Norwood
Kapp
Liurton
Definition of matrimonial prize in old Chicago News wording
A brief, archaic exchange defines a matrimonial prize as a wife in a distant sense and frames a matrimonial line as a desired outcome in another sense. The wording reflects period language and curiosity about marriage terms.
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Willie
Chicago News
Board of Review Organizes for Summer Work
The board of review met on Monday morning and organized for the summer's work. President Lewis P. West, Vice President William A. Wander, and Allen Johnson as secretary were named. Members will be paid four dollars fifty cents per day, fixed by county commissioners at their May 1 meeting.
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Chy Board of Review
Lewis P. West
William A. Wander
Allen Johnson
Rhoard of Review
Arrest of Arthur Spinasse on North Norton Street
Arthur Spinasse was arrested near his home on North Norton street Saturday afternoon after a woman from the Spinasa residence alleged he pointed a revolver at her. She called for an officer and used the weapon to defend herself. Chief Dermody responded, Spinasse was jailed.
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Arthur Spinasse
North Norton Street
Spinasa
Dermody
Spinasse
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