Would End War by Arbitration in 1919 Peace Talks
Secretary Bryan and President Wilson advocate ending war through arbitration. A gala dinner at the Hotel Astor honors Mr Bryan with a foreign delegation and state governors Merberdt Minnesota and Miller Delaware among dignitaries. Bryan lauds peace as the administration champions a higher cause while Wilson stresses public empowerment and intelligent governance guiding world progress.
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Rew York
William J. Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Joesph H. Choate
Auter
Merberdt
Minnesota
Miller
Belaware
Bexan
Champaige Pre
Bryan
Paac
Aid
Atruck
DROWNED IN DITCH IN DITCH AT LIM A MAY INCIDENT
Lima reports a woman named Lena Evana Fruchey found drowned in a roadside ditch after a search through woods and country roads. Authorities believe illness caused mental imbalance led to the tragedy.
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Lima
Mra
Lena Evana Fruchey
Fruchey
Woman shot and killed intruder in Youngstown home
Mrs Beach told police that a man named Thomas Bird tried to force his way into her house. Bird, who worked across the street from the Beach home, reportedly sent a threatening letter and was shot three times after advancing on the residence. The couple had moved to Youngstown from Gustavus two years ago.
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Youngstown
Mra
Lee
Beach
Thomas Bird
Bird
Charges 10 Be Probed in the City of Dayton
Columban May 10 The Dayton State Hospital case sees Dr AL F Shepherd to lead an investigation after a state board decision. Charges allege patient beatings with blood spatter and complicity in killings. Several officials face firing or discipline amid claims of drunkenness gambling and improper conduct toward women.
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Dayton
Columban
AL F. Shepherd
Dayton State Hospital
State Board of Adminnitration
Sennetter
B.A. Baker
J. Ve Keck
Buber
Walla
Chinese Celebrate U S Recognition in Peking Parade
In Peking on May 10 crowds from commercial and member groups and students paraded with American and Chinese flags to celebrate U S recognition of China. Both houses of the national assembly passed resolutions expressing appreciation of the action.
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Peking
China
United States
Inga
Na Monel Assembly
Welcoming Peace Delegates and Idaho Alien Land Law Change
May events bring Canadian and British peace treaty commissioners to the city to honor President Wilson with a formal welcome. In Idaho, a repeal of alien land ownership restrictions ends Japanese and other aliens acquiring land, aiming to attract outside capital for state development. Mrs Frank Harper travels to Columbus to begin preparations.
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Thin City
Wilson
J. Brown Boett
Carnegie Bnowament For International Peace
Henry ¥. McFarland
Commientoners
Metric of Columbia
Hole
Ida
Idaho
Strike Riots at Syracuse Prompt Guard Deployment
In Syracuse New York on May 10 police, soldiers, and striking workers clashed. dozens injured by bullets as troops and militiamen stood ready to fire if needed. Foremen and laborers faced off in renewed riots prompting state guard to assume strike duty.
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Syrcuse
Thin City Review
Mont
Born
State Guard
Governor Cox vetoes and cuts in Ohio appropriations
Columbus May 10 Governor Cox vetoed three of four appropriation bills and slashed $220,000. He tailed four measures, vetoing items including funding for motormen protection and street railway consent, and school home additions. He trimmed $147,500 from 1913, $40,000 from 1914, and reduced other items, signaling a move to relocate Cleveland state hospital and reassess the penitentiary fund. He departed for Washington then to appoint next week.
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Columbus
Cox
WO Lim
Moore
Cincinnati
Weylands
Cleveland State Hospital
Burg
Cleveland
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Ohio Penitentiary
Walington
Arrest Fire Marshal Zuber in alleged arson case
Commons May 10 report states State Fire Marshal Zuber was arrested by London police chief Carter on charges of breaking into a property, stealing furniture, and turning it over to Madison county prosecutors as evidence in an alleged arson case. He was taken to London for processing.
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Commons
Madison County
Marshal Zuber
Carter
London
Lilly
Illy Chapel
Zuber
Threat Stirs Up Feeling Over Underwood Remarks
Washington May 10 Nothing that has occurred in the tariff fight stirred more feeling than Democrats threats to investigate manufacturers who seek to discredit the Underwood bill by reductions in wages. Senator Smith charged President Wilson and Secretary Redfield with aiding manufacturers who protest the tariff law. Columbus May 10 John Brefon 13 died and Walter Johnson 19 injured when a wheeler collided with a streetcar. Kentucky Derby Day Louisville May 10 The thirty ninth Derby to be run this afternoon with Ten Point and Foundation among top choices. Columbus May 10 The Socialist red flag may fly in East Liverpool or other Ohio towns per Attorney General Hogan in a report to Mayor Marshall after the flag was removed.
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Underwood
Washington
Senate
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Wilson
Commerce
Redfield
Louisville
Ten Point and Foundation
Columbus
Mayoy
East Liverpool
Ohio
Hogan
Benjamin Bennett
R. J. Marshall
Wanamaker Dissents on Home Rule Amendment
Columbus May 10 Supreme Judge Wanamaker dissents from the majority, arguing the home rule amendment automatically permits local self-government, with limited taxation and debt powers for Ohio municipalities. Also notes Mrs Cary Campbell visiting Mrs AWN Milton of Martini burg.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Supreme
RK. M. Wanamaker
Ohio
Bills Signed by Governor in Columbus May Day
Governor Cox signed several measures in Columbus on May 10 including a Greenland mothers' pension law and a last-minute public works bill. The governor also authorized the insurance superintendent to relocate from the statehouse annex to an office building. Dr and Mrs R L Mountown and Rev W A Clemmer were in Columbus for brief business visits while Mr Winchester Faust visited Canton for a few days with relatives.
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Columbus
Cox
DMM
Superintendent of Insurance
State Houe
Offce
Mra. R. L. Mountowm
W. A. Clemmer
Winchester Faust
Raat Bur Kens
Corilon Jr Belgium Draft Stallion Advertised for 1913
Corilon Jr a 2100 pound Belgium draft stallion in good flesh will stand the 1913 season at the owner's barn two miles north of Amity. Insurance terms are twelve dollars to insure a nine days old cost, due at nine days. Owner Wm H Koppert, North Liberty Ohio, phone 2 blue 21.
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Amity
Wm. H. Koppert
North Liberty
Ohio
Late Haitian President Tancrede Auguate Murder Report
Telegram from Syngaion Damaca dated May 10 claims the late Haitian president died of poison in his food. Family members allegedly revived after extensive efforts. Reports mention uprisings, deaths, and political tension as ex-president supporters prepare for returns, with race-based tensions cited amid ongoing instability.
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Syngaion
Damaca
Nene
Haiti
Tancrede
Poeon
Perkoia
Combs
Yullete
Kansas woman touts Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Lawrence Kansas woman recounts a year of ailments including pain irregularities and headaches. She says taking Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound strengthened her and helped with fatigue and dizziness, praising the product as a grand aid for women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Montana
Knox County Teachers Examinations Schedule 1012-1913
Knox County teachers examinations will be held at the Central School in Mt. Vernon, with monthly sessions. The program lists Theory and Practice and Literature as subjects, with communications directed to Clerk R. L. Jones, president.
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Mt. Vernon
Hla
Weitian
Ae R
Jonea
Railroad Time Tables Show Daily North Bound Run Schedule
Timetable notes list include Pennsylvania Railroad Akren Division trains daily north bound routes to Mt. Vernon and Columbus. The read fragments indicate service patterns and destinations, reflecting a period emphasis on regional rail movement.
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Pennsylvania
R. R
Akren Div
Waa
Las.m
North Bound
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Horse- Men Horse- Men Great stallions touted for quality
Imported in Braddock of Mt. Vernon and recorded by the Per-Gharon Society of America record 80821. Grey Star foaled April 1 1809 bred by M. Lucas Department of Sarthe. Described as straightened for five generations with 14 crosses of Brillant and Coco. Heavy bone short back wide frame and expected mature weight around 2200 pounds.
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Braddock
Mt. Vernon
Per- Gharon Society of America
M. Lucas
Department of Sarthe
Brillant
Coco
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Frank Harper
Colum ‘Hus
Syracuse
N. Y
John Breffon
Walter Johnson
Wanamaker
Cary Campbell
Minneapolis
Awn
Milton
Mirtineburg
Corilon, Jr
Belgium
Michael Oreste
Simon Here
Hatt
Republic
Nyal
Gough
Kansas
Josselin
Carlos de Wedcqo
Paris
Carlos
Inaure
Citzene
Osnema
Manafield Road
Lorey
Canada
Bern
Onde Caer
Orider
Gambier and Mulberry Sts
Citisens
Ball
Keope
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