Navy misrule in Civil War era to modern ships growth
A historical account contrasts Republican control 1865 1885 with navy spending figures Tallying 34656585262 in 20 years The piece criticizes Cleveland era naval inadequacy and praises the later creation of the modern White Squadron It notes partisan debates on preparedness and labor measures in Ohio politics and references figures like Roosevelt and Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cleveland
United States
Europe
Representative Talbott
Maryland
Naval Affairs
Roosevelt
White House
Talbot
Joonw Welt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Ho Nttte
Navy
Witven Enne
Mary
Wilson
Willis
Crest
Hyle
Cuyahoga County
Andrews
Marion
Labor Committee
Ohio Federation of Labor
Willia
Federation
Labor
James M. Cox
Ohio
Frank B. Willig
Centerburg Officers Welcome Out-of-Town Visitors
Centerburg morterhute Jane I notes fellow officers warn electad by Hawjurne Tadeo Knight of Pythian Genrer tug at their meeting last night ChanostlonG Commander Pyusk Vy lund Vice Chancellor Kar Awmndon and others attended. Willem Hanning visited St Louisville Friday. KH Mee of Rucheye City and L G Bimpeon of Howard spent days in this city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morterhute
Jane I
Hawjurne Tadeo
Pythian
Genrertug
Chanostlong
Pyusk Vylund
Willem Mr. Hanning
St. Louieville
KH Mee
Rucheye City
L. G. Bimpeon
Howard
Republicans Endorse Wilson Policies at Chicago Platform
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that the Republican platform at Chicago embraces protection of citizens rights, neutral conduct, strong defense, a tariff commission, personal guilt in law enforcement, states rights on woman suffrage, continued Monroe Doctrine, closer ties with Latin America, and partial praise for President Wilson’s policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago
Willson
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Latin America
Sesnaaena
Philippines
United States
Sunday meat and groceries ban shocks Coshocton
Mayor N L Richardson issues a Sunday ban on selling meat or groceries in Coshocton provoking protests. Police chief Mapel to serve notices to merchants and threaten prosecutions while questions rise over bread and confectionery sales on Sundays. The order stirs significant agitation in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Coshocton
N. L. Richardson
Moving Picture Houses
Mapel
Record Maneheld O June 10 Cattle Sale At Carpenter Rowe Farm
Attending cattle buyers from United States Canada and South America depart after the annual short horn sale at Carpenter Rowe farm. The Maxwalton sale set price records with fifty seven head selling for 1000 plus, a bull at 7000 and an ante color at 4000. Local Vernon participants also attended.
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Maneheld
United States
Canada
South America
Carpenter & Rowe
Maxwalton Farm
Dales
Atte
PLA
Gillie
Titi
Oki
Ante Olor
Andrews
Woet Point
Mt Vernon High School Graduates Find Employment Interest
Commercial department pupils at Mt Vernon high school attract job offers from Akron rubber firm and local businesses. Lory Gilpin of Logan works for the railroad and the company requests other graduates as stenographers, indicating strong quality of work.
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Mt Vernon High School
Akron
Logan
Local
Firma
Mt. Vernon High School
Lory Gilpin
Gilpin
MIT Commencement Prep Opens With Pageant In Cambridge
Boston reports the Massachusetts Institute of Technology prepares for commencement with rehearsals and a pageant in the new building. Notable speakers include Ralph Adams Cram, Tenn Shaler Mathews, and President Wheeter. alumni invite Winchester to deliver the annual address. Local officials and visitors from Newark and Chicago are noted in the busy week ahead.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Ralph Adame Ceam
Instituta
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Fay Daya
Tenn Shaler Matthews
Chicago University
Henjunia Te Wheeter
University of California
Winchypter
Adam C. Cheson
Supreme Court of the Philippine
Ielands
Yarnton Wi
Winchester
Alumnii
University of Virginia
Local Manners and Visits Mentioned in Boldweno Notes
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief travel and guest appearances. Names include Hanford Bileam H Salinbury, Fred Cochran, Berry family, R C Mitchell, Mike Mae Smith, Elma Denman, Ada Van Voorhis, Taaber Richardson, Ralph Lookman, Don Woods, Philip J Day, Loretta Henley, Caroline Honey, J B Mitchell. Several mentions of Hanford's Balsam for wounds and sprains.
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Elma Denman
Walnut Street
Columbus
Hanford
Clarence McBroom
Centerbure
Misa Ada van Voorhis
Taaber Richardson
Ralph Lookman
New York City
Potter Lockman
Mra
Don Woods
Philip J
Loretta Henley
Barberton
Fred Warning
Milledgeville
Cole
Albert Holland
Ashland County
Frank Poulton
Caroline Honey
Allen
Worfh
New York
J. B. Mitchell
Lock
Obituary notices for Amos Clark Homer Burson Robert Armstrong
Amos Clark dies at 82 at home near Greer after a short illness of old age worsened by a fall. Survived by wife and three children Henry Clark Mohican J G Clark Warsaw Mrs James Shulte Greer funeral Monday 10 Wesley Chapel. Homer Burson dies Saturday morning at 7 45 after two years with tuberculosis age 21? Survived by mother Mrs Theo Haines and two uncles. Funeral Monday 1 40 at home. Robert Armstrong dies Friday evening at 8 20 at Mt Vernon hospital after three months tuberculosis widower armor of Brownownship age 68. Survived by four children Temple Danville Keck North Liberty Ray and Gay at home. Funeral Amity Monday 2 40.
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Amos Clark
Welock
Greer
M. I. Divired
Henry Clark
Mohican
J. G. Clark
Warsaw
Mra
James Shulte
Wesley Chapel
John Kerr
Homer Burson
James Burson
Green Valley Road
D. C. Burson
Utica
Hele
Theofore Haines
Green Valley
Burson
Fredericktown
D. A. Morris
Robert Armstrong
Mt Vernon
Armor of
Brown
Thomas Temple
Danville
Charles Keck
North Libery
Ray
Gay
Amity
Chapin
Amity Cemetery
Akron man visiting sister and local residents trip to Columbus
W J Kreuder of Akron is spending a few days with his sister Mrs George Harris of East Vine Street in BA. Bricker and son Ronald of South Main Street went to Columbus Friday for a day trip. Russell Miller of Danville spent Saturday in this city on business.
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Boldweno Deri Hanford
Bileam
H. B. Salinbury
Astington
Werc
Othin
Fred Cochran
Coshocton Avenue
Centerburg
Hanford Matsa
P. A. Berry
Bethany
W. Va
R. C. Mitchell
Mast Lamartine Street
Gambier
Mike Mae Smith
East Vine Street
Columbus
W. J. Kreuder
Akron
Mrx
George Harris
Bricker
Ronald
South Main Street
Russell Miller
Danville
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Woodrow Wilson
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Piven
Gil Bive
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