Harmony conference to settle Republican convention clash
B N Quigley calls a peace conference at Fostoria to reconcile differences over dual conventions. If resolved, a single convention may be held at Macyrus in April. otherwise a minority Taft delegate convention could proceed. Mouser declines renomination, prompting expected multiple candidates across nearly every county. Beckett and McMurray millinery ad ends notice.
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Harry N. Quigley
Republican
Fostoria
Macyrus
Mremont
Taft
Chicago
Gyn
Kreasman Mouser
Congress
Mouser
Mother Granted Custody In Habeas Corpus Case
Mrs Sabrin Givens won the habeas corpus case in probate court granting her the custody of her three year old son. David Wilson and his wife had been awarded custody after the child’s father died. Last week the mother sought the boy at the Wilson home but was refused. The case followed the father’s death and concerns the child’s custody.
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Wilson
Meeting of teachers at Epworth church weekly
A teacher training group for Sunday School workers formed at Epworth church last Monday evening. Seven schools joined as charter members with growth hoped citywide. Future meetings will study at Epworth study room each Monday at 7:30 pm. Textbooks may be secured at the meeting.
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Epworth Church
Ladies Society meeting at Mrs Krehn's home
The Ladies Society of the Reformed Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Henry Krehn's Loader street home for regular business followed by a social session with refreshments. The next meeting is planned at Mire John Flach's South Prospect street home on May 7 afternoon. Saturday ads reference local businesses on West Center Street.
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Ladies’ Society of the Reformed Church
Henry Krehn
Loader Street
Mire
John Flach
South Prospect Street
Bon Tok Club Meets for Pleasant Afternoon Entertainment
Meager of South State street hosted a Thursday club gathering with embroidery work and refrontiment. Guests included Mrs. Fenton Mish, Mrs. Stobert, Mrs. F. D. Springer, Miss Hianehe Mickey of Columbus, and Mrs. J. I. Kearse of Bradford Street. Mrs. Kearse will entertain Saturday at F. B. Blake's, 126 West Center Street, Sea Wil.
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Mre
H, Meager
South State Street
Fenton Mish
Mra. Stobert
F. D. Springer
Mise Hianehe Mickey
Columbus
J. i Kearse
Bradford Atreet
F. B. Blake's
West Center Street
Sea Wil
Salem church Ladies Aid gathering hosted by Mrs Gilek
Mrs George Gilek of South Prov Street entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the Salem Evangelical Protestant Church Thursday afternoon. After business a social hour followed with refreshments provided by the hostess. A meeting is planned for the first Thursday in May at Mrs John King’s home on Church Street.
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George Gilek
South Provpect Strest
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salem Vengelican
John, King
Church Street
Mystery Disappearance Spurs Anxious Millers Inquiries
A full page group photo of Washburn Crosby Millers in Minneapolis drawing letters from grieving mothers who mistake one man for their missing son. The note says many in the industry share a home life and steady ties, yet the search for familiar faces reveals widespread longing and hope.
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Washburn.crosby Co
Minneapella
Minn
Polo League Meeting Sets Plans for Newark Additions
Ohio State Polo league magnates meet Sunday in Newark to set plans for the coming season. Newark may join the clubs while Urichaville and Coshocton drop out. three additional cities are expected to be added. The leaders aim for a more successful season with stronger participation.
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Newark
Ohio State Polo League
Urichaville
Coshocton
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Beckett and McMurray
Warner and Edwards
Marion Bock Heer
P. R. Blake's
Reformed Church
Blake's
Weat
Center Street
Beckett and McMurry
Manhattan
BON Tok Club
Mezger
George Glite
The
Salem Ladies’ Aid, Society
Beckett and
Maj
Jor
United States
Thie
Woman's Exchange
Uhler & Phildpa
Marion
Saat
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