A Test of Democracy in Brandeis Nomination Leak
An editorial criticizes the Senate Judiciary Committee for delaying a vote on Louis D. Brandeis for the Supreme Court. It argues the fight stems from Wall Street influence and corporate interests, risking bias in the nomination and broader damage to democracy and equality before the law.
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New York World
Judiciary Committee
The
Senate
Louin D. Brandeis
Brandeis
United States
Baprame Court
New York
Boston
Mr. Brandeis
Heston
Wall Street
Brandeix
Wall Stret Journal
Howton
Bistuieie
New Haven
All New England
Murvird
Brandelé
Erisis
Mr Bean
Aidlebury
Seandal
Supreme Court
Marion Star
Som Mtoe Dem Inn
Amk
Wwe
Uhowi
Conmplalin
Willy
Youngstown
Cox
Willie
Administration turmoil and deadlock over state schools
Fragmented report notes deadlock over the superintendent of the Divid state school and failures at the Girls' Industrial school. It cites suspicions about the Columbus Leeaset for the insane and rumors of further troubles in the state institutions.
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Columban Dinpatch
Girls’ Industrial School
Columbus
Political debate swirls over Wilson and state governance
Amid tension over the Ohio board of administration and governor Wille, political factions debate merit and patronage. Critics urge responsible heads for state agencies while supporters praise Wilson and Harden’s defense of his policies.
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Tnit
Ewa Ielanoun
Olio Board of Administration
Willin Wan
State Board of Wealth
Ohio
Willie
Martinsburg notices and local updates across May events
Local items report church events in Martinsburg with preacher Rev Dihadway May 28 at 2 30 pm and Memorial Way services May 5. Obscure health notes mention Blanche Weebout visiting grandparents in Milfordton and Mrs Hoy O Simon of Maart Hare Keknhon undergoing appendectomy at Mt Vernon.
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Paling Stun
Groor Street
Hiaerye Dental School
Cleveland
Martinsburg
Poppleton Grocery Co
Mt Vernon
O. Im
Beth
Blanche Weebout
Hast Wingatreet
Benjamin Hunter
Milfordton
AW Sewley
Siar
Cuesday
Mantington
Ini
Smith
Iin
Sudwwell Haw
Widnes
Hoy O
Simon
Maat Hare
Kek
Nhon
Arnold Store
Max
George W McNabb
Columban
Dalrymple
Kuwbe
Anil
George LD. Arndt
Henry G. Hoan
Tomar
Parkersburg
Ity
RugeYou
Arnoldtore
O. B. Ford
Cambridge
Puemdiy
Youn Hhople
Fredericktown Community Notes Amid Visits And School Plans
Fredericktown residents report social visits among Mather family and others from Mt Gilead Johnstown Butler and Ankenytown. Local schools prepare end of year programs May 10 to 26 with commencement May 25 and alumni banquet. Memorial services and a Peace Day observance are planned, with a memorial window at the M. I church. The Toledo chamber may visit Fredericktown by special train next week for local tours and addresses at Lie Neil theatre.
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Job Mather
Mt Gilead
Daniel, Mather
W. J. McKinney
Johnstown
Predericktown
Frank Parmenter
Mansfield
Charles George
Butler
William Shaffer
Lola Wilson
Beal
Edward Crulo
Vernon
Methodist Indies
Fredericktown
Hay
Pearson
Bac
Long
Mt. Vernon Church of Christ
Uet
Anna Cummings
Mien Gertrude Jammer
Miss Smith
Mabel Paweett
Lorin Marple
R.A Knox
Mise Etbel Poormay
Lisle Gable
Bellville
Mra
GR. Smiti
Mt. Vernon
Mt. 1
Daughters of Veterans Cele
M. 1
Ashur L. Booms
Hildreth
Hhanter of Commerce of
Toledo
Neil
Doyle Brubator
Ankenytown
William Grubb
Afigive
Mle Annance
Walter Wile Hite
Mra. Allen ‘Tome
Aukenytown
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Claims Worm Removal
An old advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer laxative candy to rid children of worms. It urges gentle handling, plain food, outdoor activity, early bedtimes, and observation of stools, claiming worms will be removed. The text references various names and locales in a period ad style.
Local Martinsburg notices and baccalaureate report
Rev Whittaker delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the class of It Sunday evening He Did Not Disobey the Heavenly Vie son UC Uhemo W 1 Gline praised the program The senior class play The Deacon drew crowd receipts 26 85 The commencement will be in the Presbyterian church Thursday evening and alumni banquet Saturday Mrs J M Pumphrey and others visited friends. Dr J F Shronts in Newark. keep your skin clean with Dr Kings New Life Pills 26e at druggists
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Whittaker
Vernon de
J. M Pumphrey
Clara Campbell
Mt. Vernon
Friends
Laure Ewart
Etta Rooxe
Mt. Pleasant
Local Social Roundup From Lock Community
Lock residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns from Columbus to Mount Vernon. Families like McBride, Larimore, Moreland, and Stoughton share arrivals and weekend trips as Miss Moreland returns home after a ten day visit. The Golien Tionsip club plans a May 25 meeting hosted by Mrs. Clutter.
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Hattie Ghrigman
J. J. McBride
Columbus
Mattie Updike
Mini Jowale Hildreth
Canterbire
Lant Larimore
Fron Verryaville
Rachel Larimore
Fannie Moreland
Mian
Orley Lotta
Lawrence Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Jack Laudertaugh
Myra
C. B. McManus
Akron
Joseph McMillen
Chester Mey
Millen
Danville
Prank Metride
Mt. Liberty
William McBride, Jr
CA. Frauke
Mra
Flossie Clutter
Dr Kine New Discovery Slows Spring Colds
A dubious ad touts King's Discovery as a remedy for spring colds and coughs. It claims high winds and shifting seasons cause cold and grippe while promising relief and long trial history. The notice also mentions O W Coe of Centarbury visiting the city on business.
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Grippe
Dr. Kine
Mt Vernon student Charles West elected secretary treasurer
Charles West of Mt Vernon has been elected secretary treasurer of the student body. He also held a prominent role in a recent French department play.
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Charles West
Mt Vernon
Sloan's Liniment Relieves Rheumatic Pain Quickly
A testimonial notes rapid relief from rheumatic muscle soreness after using Sloan's Liniment. The user reports a knee pain improvement after one application and warmth and comfort return, with a Philadelphia resident praising the remedy. Available at druggists for 260.
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Sloan
James
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Family Reunions Highlight Local Travel for Convention Attendees
Mr and Mrs R H Kinney of East Burgess Street returned home from Cleveland where Kinney served as secretary of the local M A attended the international convention. Mrs William Appleton Sr and Mrs Thomas Hillier traveled to Cleveland for St Pauls Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary convention. Alfred Mill of Gambier Street spent Wednesday in Columbus on business. Squire and Mrs John Perkins and Mrs William Rightmire visited Howard over the weekend.
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R. H. Kinney
East Burgess Street
Cleveland
Kinney
William Appleton, Sr
Thomas Hillier
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Alfred Mill
St Gambier Street
Columbus
Squire
John Perkins
William Rightmire
Howard
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