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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1908

Page

12

Railroad crackdown as hobo gangs harass rail line

The Pennsylvania Railroad seeks steady effort to eject tramps from its right of way between Alliance and Pittsburg. Detectives report arrest of a strong-bodied tramp near Leetonia carrying a farm strapped under his shirt with a cork arm in his coat. Rail workers forecast 250 thousand to 300 thousand men employed this season for track and roadbed repairs across the country.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pennsy Pittsburg Leetonia Alliance Tampa Vannes

Mysterious hobo reads Riley poem in prison cell

A Marion hobo, refusing to give his name, reads aloud the Down and Out poem by James Whitcomb Riley from an evening daily and writes a parody on a margin of a newspaper. Officers note his calm demeanor as he recites the verse and crafts lines with careful penmanship.

Hebe Britaedt Muslow Riley Marion Attlemarket House Jack Louis Potter Headquarters Hobo James Whiteonly Riley Geros Marion Floag Nak

Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertised Remedy

An old ad claims liver and bowel stagnation cause trouble such as head ache and biliousness and jaundice. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable remedy sold for 26 cents at Yxchanen Bros store without grinding or griping.

Dr. King Yxchanen Bros

Governor Marked For Death Parody Copies Tulsa Poem

A Wichita police blotter cites an unknown poet who parodies Riley verses to mock Governor Charles Mand and Muskogee officials. The crude satire mocks lawmen as impotent, while readers are invited to a grimly comic vision of a calaboose night. The piece inflames tension as authorities investigate the author, with local businesses like Lawn Gries Seed promoting their wares at center street.

Skogee Guthrie Weiter Charles N. Mand Bud Lachetter Muskogee Nemroes Riley Fats

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