Mt Vernon paper rails at Ohio politics in blast
Mt Vernon Ohio paper attacks Republican and Democratic figures over state finances and graft claims. It singles out Daniel Rhodes Hanna and General Jacob Coxey, accusing party factions of hypocrisy while criticizing state spending levels and tax structure. The piece warns against entrusting graft claims to former officeholders amid political infighting.
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Columbus
Democratic Party
Ohio
Treasury Department
Tax law sparks support for dodgers in Warnes reform
Fragmented OCR text describes the Warnes tax law and its reception among supposed tax dodgers, claiming the law makes the rich pay while praising a Republican backed reform. The passage is unclear and riddled with errors but centers on taxation, political groups, and public reaction.
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Warnes
Amualag Ee
Lest We Forget on Political Graft in Cincinnati
A critical column alleges Republican boss George B. Car of Cincinnati funneled 15000 into the Stage Treasury tied to state funds and the Cincinnati Trust Company. It accuses past treasurers McKingon Cameron and Green of complicity and asserts new laws push graft into the future while condemning echoes of old machine politics.
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George B. Car
Repub Hcan
Cincinnati
Warran
Harding
AADM
Btato
Cincinnati Trust Company
McKingon
Cameron
Green
Foe
George Uookey
Tn Wight
Ohio justice in Ames column highlights confusion and aid
A fragmented Ames editorial note recounts a Columbus incident involving a disabled worker and a complex account of manufacturing activity. It mentions a $6,046.75 figure for wool and remnants of industrial communications, with aPMAs payable and other unclear items.
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Columbus
He Rominder
Hare
Ohio backs workers with new compensation justice
The Columbus Citizen quotes a shift in attitudes toward industrial accident victims. It lauds Ohio’s government for supporting labor by adopting robust workers rights, replacing older legal battles. The piece contrasts past endless lawsuits with future protection from employers and lawyers.
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Palaityn
Hageadd
Tuinkinar
Wwe Reid
Alortita
Ohio
Lato Vial
Columbus Citizen
May Ag
Kilpatrick Bill Debate and Hogan Remarks Revealed
Attorney General Hogan defended the Kilpatrick measure and criticized repeal while discussing the Smith one percent tax rate and internal limitations. He cited Governor Cox guidance and official reports showing taxing districts faced financial strain that could threaten public schools without lifting constraints.
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Kilpatrick
Turner
Franklin County
Lakewood
Timothy 8
Hogan
General Hogan
Provecutor
Supreme Court
Leipsic
Putnam County
Cox
T He Smith
Ohio
Hin Smith Low
Warnes Tax Law Sparks Debate Across States
A fragmentary editorial argues Kentucky's Warnes tax law burdens property owners and duplicates personal property assessments. The piece criticizes tax dodging as a perceived right, questions electoral and democratic processes, and urges reform to restore fiscal fairness and governance.
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Columbus Disparay
Warnes
Borg
Lewisville
Vrodpavicy
Navesiis
Luharent
Mt Vernon Pulls Off Thrilling Baseball Win
Mt Vernon defeated Forest Lawn of Marion Ohio in a four error corker. Marion battled hard with two late rallies but, despite strong defense by Porter Schwitzer and Ty, Mt Vernon edged ahead with a ninth inning push led by Householder and Jackson. The game featured sharp fielding, stellar catches, and a tense late push that kept the local crowd engaged throughout.
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Mt Vernon
Faat
Forest Lawn
Marion
Ohio
Vistors
I Ervoce
Mt. Vernon
Thompson
Householder
Forest Lawns
Aplea
Porter
Schwitzer
Lous
Bt. Louis
Himyelf
Tiger
Clovaaddie
Eallier
Pat
Maxwell
Frez
Thor
Popejoy
Bolwitter
Sullivan
Lehwitter
Hougehoder
Mapei
Kecomd
Maxwell Loit
Ilger
Jackson
Mapes
Lattimore Wrute
Popeley
Behwitser
Rowbie
Privs
Hop
Fockson
Price
Rehwitzer
Clapsaddie
Marton
Nott
Mt. Vernor
Tigers and Mount Vernon Clash In Pitchers Duel
Mt Vernon fell 4 to 0 as Sacrifice bits tigers Mapes and teammates sparked a low scoring contest. Shrock notched seven strikeouts against House holder while Stol Queen Clinton??, no. The game featured two base hits by Mapes and two stolen bases by Popejoy Mondron Uhl O'Donnell Clagsaddie. Time of game 40 minutes. Umpire Taylor. Attendance 1,200.
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Mt. Vernon
Tiger
Mapes
Schweitzer
Thompson
Billivan
Jackson
Householder
Shrock
Balle
Att Shrack
Clagsaddie
Unipire Taylor
Progressive party committee meets in Curtie Hotel
A Knox county meeting of the 17th district Progressive committee convened Saturday afternoon with representation from all counties except Ashland. Harvey G. Hammond named chairman as Col. I. D. Hunt served as secretary. W. Be. Cadman urged full district tickets and Dr. Lewis Alfred Banks of Delaware as congress candidate.
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Congressional Committee
The
Progressive Party of the
Curtie
Ashland
Harvey G. Hammond
Col
I. D. Hunt
W. BE. Cadman
Peoria
Lil
Ohio
Progressive Party
Knox County
Lewis Alfred Banks
Delaware
Banks
Harveys
Hammond
Millwood
County King's Daughters hold convention at St Paul's parish house
A county convention of King's Daughters met at St Pauls parish house with Gambier Mt Vernon circles represented. Officers were elected including Union Secretary Miss Baasle Blake and County Treasurer Miss Grace Ash. Afternoon sessions featured papers on daily life and nature, with sales and a noon lunch served by Mt Vernon circle members.
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King's Daughters
St Paul's Parish House
Silent Circle
Gambier
Willing Workers
Mt. Vernon
Mist Baasle Blake |Ubler
Mint Postle
Gambler County
Mise Grace Ash
Mise
Elizabeth Cole
Hugh Campbell
Ulich
Benedict
Mise Chase
Mansfield
Lulu Ash
Mt. Varnes
Atog
Poutle
Blake
Laneaville
Allen Sapp
James DeWolfe
William Gower
Gertrude Wieming
Moose Lodge program features Lents and Hamilton addresses
Sunday evening at the Grand theatre Hon John J Lents of Columbia and Mr George H Hamilton of Newark spoke under Moose lodge auspices. Lents detailed the Galional Moose Institution at Mooseheart Indiana outlining its aims and aid to Moose families. Hamilton outlined lodge principles and broader ideas while a musical program by Mrs Harry Patternes George Spearman and Mrs Clough accompanied by piano provided further entertainment.
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Grand Theatre
John J. Lents
Columbia
George H. Hamilton
Newark
Moose Lodge
Tente
Ginott
Mooseheart
Indiana
Noad
Hamilton
Lewis
Reg Jered
Harry Patternes
George Spearman
Mra
Clough
Fourth Conductor Undergoes Final Skin Graft at Mt Vernon
Fourth conductor John Lawther underwent the final skin grafting operation at Mt Vernon hospital Sunday afternoon. Thirteen grafts were made using skin from Paul Kingle and A Lamarek of Pennsylvania. Doctors say without the grafts a hip joint amputation would have been necessary. All grafts from prior operations are growing and Lawther is recovering. Mary Roe Mitchell returned to Norwich, Ohio after visiting Mrs. G. P. Kirk at East High Street.
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John Lawther
Mt Vernon Hospital
Paul Kingle
Pennsylvania
A. Lamarek
Lawther
Lawthern
Aged Brandown Woman Seriously Injured After Fall
In Brandon Ohio on May 25 an elderly woman Mrs Heuben Chrisman residing out of town is in serious condition after a fall from cellar stairs striking her head on concrete masonry work. She remains in critical condition as neighbors report her distress.
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Brandon, Oh
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