Memory charge in Ohio campaign sparks editorials
The Bellefontaine Daily Examiner publishes a parliamentary defense by Attorney Allen McDonald of Dayton his memory lapses cited over speeches against Governor Herrick in 1905. He recalled appearing at a Bellefontaine rally October 7 1906 with P A Baker and Wayne Wheeler opposing Herrick alongside a counterpoint about party loyalty.
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Hollefontaine Daily Examiner
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Bellefontaine
P. A. Baker
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti Saloon League
Herrick
Unopposed Nomination Highlights Trent Ever’s Popularity
The article notes an unopposed nomination for Trent Ever and praises Bryan Beast for his efforts in boosting public support. It emphasizes a broad appeal and strong local backing, reflecting widespread community interest in the nomination.
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Bryan Beast
Atute
Graceful act leads to Surles unanimous G A R command
Col George D Neal withdrew for department commander at Marion to let Mr Surles be chosen. The encampment, after Neal’s noble speech, voted 4 to unanimity for Surles, who had narrowly lost the Mansfield contest last year. Supporters expect Vernon man will receive honor next year.
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Surlen
Vernon
Complication Removed in a Ten Year Old Romance
Isabel Haskins schemes to win back Mr. King a decade after a romance began in Rome. A cautious mother pushes marriage for love, not fortune, but renewed meetings spark doubt and hope as King hints at a wedding while recounting a forgotten past. The pair realize they wed long ago in a legal sense.
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Local News Highlights From Knox and Surroundings
Police arrest Carl Brown on a charge of trailling riding after he was arraigned before Mayor Mitchell, fined five dollars, and committed to the county jail. Knox county road bids awarded for reinforced concrete along the Columbus-Wooster road with Green & German of Kent low bidders. Various local incidents include a gasoline explosion injuring Chay Chickcout and Dan Hancock at Kneth Brothers’ garage, injuries to Walter Victor from a scaffold fall, and a July memorial event planned by May Lodge Knights of Pythias. Local civic notes report road condition concerns, a Good Roads Day discussion, and social updates on engagements and marriages involving area residents.
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Russians Take More Prisoners In War Report
London reports the Russian war office announcing 100 officers and 14,000 men captured yesterday, raising total prisoners to 152,000. Fighting continues from northern Volhynia to the Roumanian border as Austrians and Germans attempt to halt Russian advances near Kovel and Rovno, with French gains at Le Mort Homme and Meuse sectors noted. White London cites Mesopotamian progress, while Rome says the Austrian offensive in Trentino is checked except for a long thrust toward Monte Led Merle.
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Confers With T. R and Whitman See Talks on Party Ties
New York June 17 George W Perkins Progressive leader after conferences with Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Charles Whitman announced negotiations under way to restore good feeling between the Progressive and Republican parties. Perkins met Whitman after visiting Charles Hughes and then consulted Roosevelt. Myron T Herrick and George W Fauke joined Whitman and Hughes. Crane of the Republican committee also called on Roosevelt. Roosevelt declined to discuss progress, saying he had nothing to say unless it comes from him. Edna Loftus actress reported dead in London news reaching New York.
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Murphy Knighted by Pope Benedict XV in Chicago
Dr John B Murphy received knighthood from Pope Benedict XV through Archbishop Mundelein at Mercy Hospital dedication ceremonies. The honor, highest for a layman in the Roman Catholic Church, makes Murphy a commander in the Order of St. Gregory the Great. George McMillan of Howard opens Saturday in this city on business.
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Anne
Benedict XV
Arehiishon
George McMillen
Howard
Murderer Executed at State Penitentiary
Willard Plandern, convicted wife murderer, was hanged at the state penitentiary. Flanders was conveyed directly to the death house. A nearby report notes unclear remarks during the event.
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Willard Plandern
State Penitentiary
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Werden Ateaton
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