Ohio Gubernatorial and Auditor Battles Echo in Spin
An extended election scramble in Ohio features candidates shifting for the Republican nomination for state auditor and a push for United States Senator, with A V Donabey maintaining activity in state business and politicians Jacob Wise O St ilwell and J M Cline among those noted. The piece threads editorials and party maneuvers, highlighting bid dynamics and calls for party support amid a changing field.
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J. M. Fullington
Atate
W. R Phipps
Joseph P. Treacy
Bureau of Accounting
Amity Justice Ceremony Scheduled For May
A vague notice describes a judicial event at the Gotten Judge of Amity with Reverend Daylt As Morele presiding. It mentions a May 3k timeframe and an afternoon service at a designated Methodist church in Mt. Vernet.
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Tbs
Panlin Shamorbil
Gotten
Judge of Amity
Morele
Mt. Vernet
Cho Ofanelon
Mathadiet Chavo
Senator Pomerene and Ashbrook Backed for Ohio Seats
A former Circuit Judge RM Campbell of Ashland writes in Ashland Press praising Senator Pomerene for a second term and endorsing William A. Ashbrook for reelection to Congress. The piece traces parliamentary history, argues Ashbrook’s experience and dedication, and urges voters to reelect him on November 1916.
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Ashland
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Corwin
Sherman
Thurman
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Withen
Mamidena Chow
People's Branch
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TGMD
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Ani Rory
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Perini
Appamitos
Murder Trial Opens in San Stanishco Case
Unusual murder trial begins as a Tallin arrested in Seattle faces charges related to the killing and dismemberment of Pietro Tortorici. Suspects claim matching fingerprints and handwriting to the long-missing Tortoriel, with testimony expected from the murdered man’s wife and brother. The case ends a nationwide fugitive hunt dating to 1905 when body parts were found in this city.
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An Tallin
Pietro Tortorici
Taggio Vilardo
Terest
James Geffen
Wentions
Byrevermore
Fortoriel
Gollens
Seattle
Tong
Vilarde
Glass man fined for striking wife in Prospect Street
A man living on Prospect Street faced police after a Saturday night incident in which he struck his wife. He was jailed over Sunday, appeared before Mayor Mitchell, and was fined $10 with costs and 60 days suspended for future restraint. His wife begged for release, but the mayor kept the penalty in place.
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Prospect Street
Willard
Mitchell
Debating Event At School Under Way Next Wednesday
A district debate in Sofia features teams led by Jones and Bh elk. The program includes student spokespeople and a panel on civic topics.
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Terry
Methodiat Protestant
Sofia
Che Oho
Iain
Jones
Alba
Gentle Courtesy Blamed for Student’s Death
Outsiders attribute the death of Jack Lauderbaugh, a North high student killed by a car, to carelessness. A classmate recalls Jack’s selfless nature as he helped others, choosing to stay home and do schoolwork to avoid inconveniencing friends. The Observer notes the tribute masks the real cause and laments insincerity in praise.
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Jack Lauderbaugh
Columbus Mapiteh
Lauderhaugh
Jack
Fenton
Patriarchs Encampment Dinner At South Main Hall
Patriarchs Encampment No 28 10 0 B invites members and families to a dinner Thursday evening May 2 at the South Main street hall starting 6 30 PM No regular program planned but informal entertainment may follow participants urged to attend the event as a social gathering for members and families.
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Kokoaing
South Main Street
Sophomore Hop at Kenyon Brings 95 Couples to Rosse Hall
Society notes report a brilliant Kenyon Sophomore Hop in Gambier with 95 couples enjoying the best affair in six years. Johnston's seven piece orchestra from Cleveland played through the night as dancing paused at 6 am for a late gathering at K of P hall. Elaborate deco with black and white squares and a rustic east end gate created a festive scene in Rosse hall while punch and refreshments were served and Mt. Vernon guests attended.
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Kenyon College
Rosse Hall
Johnston
Cleveland
K. of P. Hall
Torpixchore
Gambier
Mt. Vernon
Misses Hilen Pratt
Irene Cooper
Louise Cooper
Ruth Amedon
Elizabeth Owen
Madeline Stillwell
Ruth Stillwell
Lomna Arndt
Ruth Ralston
And
P Uptuum
Lynn Callender
Negro Lawyer Seeks Reinstatement In San Francisco
Samuel J. Mash, a Black attorney, petitions for reinstatement after disbarment last November following charges of attacking a young white girl, forging testimony, and procuring a witness. Prominent judges reportedly support his reinstatement despite bar association opposition citing prior state convictions and felonies.
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San Francisco
Samuel J. Mash
Bin
Bar
Magh
Busy Country Club Scene Captures Sunday Parade
A lively Sunday at the Mt Ver non Covnney country club drew many guests for a steady procession. A notable home arrival and a living plant marked the evening as spectators observed a calm, if fragmented, end to the day.
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sunEay
Mt. Vernon
Family Reunion at Centerbury Near Frank Nawkins Tone
Hawking aid group schedules a family reunion at Centerbury near Frank Nawkins on Wednesday June 7. Conveyances will be provided to assist attendees from Bath de Pote with travel arrangements.
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Hnal
Tone
Frank Nawkins
Centerbury
Bath de Pote
Out for Sheriff Fred Cochran Seeks Nomination
Fred Cochran, a Republican, announces his candidacy for the nomination for the office of sheriff. His bid highlights party backing and local support figures in the race.
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Fred Cochran
Hanford’s Balsam Heralded for Home Use
It is good for man to heat cuts sores burns and other external ailments use Hanford's Balsam. It is a valuable household remedy and should always be kept in every home.
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Hanford
Chicago Hosts National Electric Light Association Meet
Chicago hosts leaders of the electrical industry from across the country for the National Electric Light Association convention opening today. The piece notes broader interest in Europe’s war among horsemen and audiences seeking news of the day.
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Chicago
National Electric Light Associaton
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