Senator Pomerene Addresses Loyal American Duty
The Cleveland City Club heard Senator Pomerene defend American neutrality and loyalty amid European war tensions. He urged Americans to stand by their institutions and flag, criticizing un-American sentiment and endorsing a united national stance ahead of the 1917 campaign.
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Pomerene
Cleveland City
United States
Ohio
Pomorene
Congress
Republic
Ganator
Ike Hie
Benater Pomarenes
Pomeérene
Sanshber
America
Momerene
Pormerene
Europe
Prosperity on solid basis after war warns Redfield
Secretary Redfield of the Commerce Department says the United States faces no reason for fear of industrial decline after the war ends Europe. He notes war industry may be small relative to exports and that readjustments will occur but not ruinous. He argues preparedness should continue and is supported by legislation. Local visitors include C Horn and family of Bladensburg with Albert Mills en route to Chicago after illness.
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Staite Hildebrant
Pile Holy
Thinsun Yor
Nour
Han
Watehfilneas
State
Ate
Diter A. V. Donahoy
Benatar
Wills Administration
Donahey
United States
Europe
Redfield
Department of Commeres
Majburn
Treasury Department
South America
Auys
Sarah Spellman Mew Dies in Milford Township
Sarah Spellman Mew died Saturday morning at 11 at her daughter Rachel Laminara’s home near Look after a long illness. She was Milford township’s oldest resident, aged 92. She leaves daughter Mere Larimore and son Albert Spellman of near Washamston Courthouse. Funeral Monday at 1 pm at the daughter’s home officiated by Rev. S. Converse with interment in Hull Cemetery.
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Sarah Spellman
Sarah Spelman
Rachel Laminara
Look
Milford Township
Mere
Larimore
Abbert Spellman
Washamston
Hull Cemetery
Furbelows Acorn Governor’s Hat After Midnight Fiasco
Sam Allen known as Governor was found on South Main Street at 6 30 AM on Saturday. Officer Taylor reported he was drunk and dressed in a woman's hat trimmed with wild flowers and white feathers. Police headquarters found three pack hooks five cents in real money two pairs of spectacles two quarts and one half pint of whiskey. He was lodged in the city Bastille to cool off.
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Sam
Governor) Allen
South Main Street
Taylor
Allen
Bastille
Kenyon Gambler Defeats Kenyon in Wooster Track Meet
A large crowd watched Wooster defeat Kenyon in a track meet yesterday with a strong showing by Wooster. Kenyon saved several near wins but fell short on seconds and thirds as Wooster captured the meet by a wide margin. Nearby residents traveled for personal business and social visits, including Miss Laura Brentlinger of Fredericktown and Mrs. 8 B. Mowery of Pennsylvania Avenue, with several locals spending the weekend in Columbus and Philadelphia.
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Wooster
Hain
Kenyon
Woover
Fredericktown
Laura Brentlinger
Fredercktown
Columbus
Mra
B. Mowery
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jamica Casall
North Gay Street
Philadelphia
Dirs
Ralph Maw
Leland
Ralph
Orrville
Nho
Low
Passport Application Highlighted By Clerk Of Courts In Swartout Case
A Swartout seeks a U S passport to China with a clerk of courts preparing the application. Details describe Swartout and wife, with photos and height, and indicate the document sent to Washington for government issuance. Swartout, a Mt. Vernon college defense teacher, plans missionary work abroad starting July 20 after visiting relatives in Michigan and Oklahoma.
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G. Taylor
Iubert Ogear Swartout
Academia
China
Washington
Jhyra
Washington, D. C
Mr. Swirlout
Mt. Vernon College
United States
Olina
Mt. Vernon
Michigan
Mr. Swartout
Rom
Oklahoma
Mra. Swartout
Pro Tempore Case Features Damages From Train Collision
Randall v Van A Camas involves damages sought totaling 10200 for injuries when Kis tam was struck by a train at Kirkeravilly intersection with the National road. One horse killed, another injured, wagon wrecked. Randall and Clarence Jessup injured. Jessup has a similar suit pending in common pleas court. Attorneys Kibler & Kibler for plaintiff, Montgomery and Pitz fibton for defense. Verdict reached at 1:44 pm after jury deliberations. twelve jurors signed the verdict. Court Journal notes verdict for plaintiff in another case William Hoovier v D B Rawlinson administrator for 141.17.
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Randall
van A Camas
Kirkeravilly
Randall and
Clarence Jessup
Jessup
Common Pleas Court
Kibler
Attorneya
Larson
Newark
Amarican Tribune
Young Women Warned About Monthly Pain Cure
Buffalo New York reader cites relief from monthly pains using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonial by Mrs Matilda Kurtzwea urges other young women and mothers to learn of the remedy and request advice from the company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Kurtzweg
Buffalo, N.J
Lydia E
High St
Buffalo
N. Y
Pinkham
Ladlenkham Medicine Co
Mass
Mothers and Teachers Club Third Ward Meeting Programs
A Mothers and Teachers Club meeting featured a program with piano solos and an address by Rev. B L Whittaker. Officers elected for the next year included First Vice President Mrs Lingrey and Second Vice President Miss Mae Bartlett, with secretary Mrs Charles Fairchild and treasurer Mrs B W Severna. president remained unconfirmed. A Boston man has shifted from practice to pie baking, a lighthearted note at the end.
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Mothers and
Third Ward
Olo
Mies
Anna Sanderson
Whittaker
Violla
Robert Rimmer
Agnes Ahrendt
Evelyn Levy
Wut
Celali
1A, Lingrey
Mise Mae Bartlett
Charles Fairchild
Severna
Hall's Catarrh Cure internal remedy claim
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the solution for catarrh, arguing local applications fail and the illness is constitutional. It asserts the cure works through the blood, combining tonics and blood purifiers, and promises testimonials and mail order details.
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Hail
Hall
Tree
J. Cheney &Toledo
Odious Orator Drones On Two Hours With Needless Preamble
The speaker rises and proclaims a notification that is needless to say, then spends two hours delivering the empty preface. The scene captures the exhaustion of listeners as time drags on without substantive point. The episode highlights rhetoric over content and the crowd's weariness.
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Pi “Orator
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von Fter
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Indian Refioing Co
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Ohio Hloetele Sailvay Co
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Court Journal
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D. B. Rawlinn
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Rose Macomber
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Boston
Aed
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Coshocton Avenue
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R. Gotshail
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Gotshall
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