31 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
1
A New York World editorial questions whether President Taft’s vetoes of tariff bills amount to self-inflicted political death. It argues Republicans should back Taft, while Democrats pressure for tariff changes. The piece notes Wilson’s and Underwood’s roles, cites past tariff views, and suggests the tariff will dominate the coming campaign with protection a key issue.
In Palestine area news includes visits among residents, a supper party, notable tobacco crops on Harrison Puterbaugh’s farm, and attendances at funerals. A heartfelt obituary details the six month old Gladys Kreider, with a prayerful tribute and family thanks. The Skidmore Cole Reunion is described with attendees, rain, and election of officers, followed by a brief market note and a plug for upcoming church or community events.
Prof C G Galbreath surveys the antebellum judiciary and a push for 1840s constitutional revision. He traces three and later four reform factions, the impeachment clashes over 1807 to 1819, and the broad push for a new charter amid legal and tax strains. The piece notes the era’s partisan dynamics and public sentiment shaping a proposed convention.
Ambiguous note references a journal year and clubbing offers. No clear names, dates, or actions available. Summary cannot identify a specific event or entity beyond a promotional mention.
S. W. Bends of Coal City Alabama suffered twelve years under a liver and kidney trouble. Dr. King's New Life Pills cured him and he is well now. They conquer constipation malaria headache and dyspepsia. 25 cents Wm Kipp's Sons Co
Orla Harter of near New Madison called on Elza Michael. Sun Miss Hazel Reigle spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Ross. James Greathouse and wife spent Sunday with Charles Clapp and family. Mrs James Jones visited Mrs John Lawson Sunday afternoon. S B McCabe and family visited Wi Suma and wife. Harry Sentman was a Greenville visitor Saturday. Aug 25, bop.
Marion Star quotes praise for the Progressive Constitutional League led by Brand Whitlock promoting Henry George style taxation as the path for reform. The St. Claireville Gazette argues against bias and urges convention focus on the people’s interests and a fair square deal.
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