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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1911

Page

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Adams County Faces Up To Voter Corruption Reorganization

Adams County pursues party reorganization after vote fraud disclosures and widespread graft. Democratic chair Stephenson and Republican James McClanahan plan efforts to rebuild fields with honest voters amid mass disenfranchisement. Officials warn 26 to 9% of poll workers may lose jobs. campaigns purge long‑standing corrupt practices and fund handling. The county bids fair to elect candidates under new rules as investigations continue.

United Press Union Adin County W. T. Stephenson James A. McClanahan Republican County Executive Committee Gratters Fach Stephenson Partes Boadlers Adatix Aital Wednemlay Adams County Campaign Funda Weld Blair Adame County Jones McClanahan Hoe

Interstate Commerce Commission Names New Members

Washington Jan 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission adds two veterans from state rail commissions to its ranks B H Meyer becomes chairman and C C McChord joins as member Meyer born in Wisconsin 1866 held teaching posts and led Wisconsin railroad regulation while also helping Census and ICC valuation work McChord an attorney from Louisville chaired Kentucky's railroad committee and served on the Kentucky Railroad Commission.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission B. H. Meyer Martin A. Knapp Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Alao Berlin Fredonia University of Winconsin Railroad Commission of Winconsin Census Bureau United States Co. C. McChord Cockrell Cop Mindon Louisville Kentucky Legislature Kentucky Railroad Commission

Commissioners grant special 3000 allowance for extra deputy hire

Judge Bair said Wednesday he was not considering any more arrests at present. Gorman warned the drought strain could worry the bench and the Supreme Court, as commissioners debated a three thousand dollar allowance for additional deputies amid the drought.

Gorman Bair

Cincinnati Elections Probe Talks At Democratic Meeting

A Cincinnati election probe was discussed at a Democratic steering committee conference with Governor Harmon. A committee may be sent to investigate conditions in Hamilton County and Cincinnati, but no action was finalized. Rep Winters planned to introduce a public appropriation bill and other measures in the state legislature.

Uniton Pree Columbus Cincinnati Hamilton County General Assembly Harmon Wae Mild Almo Alamarion Winters Gobhart Montgomery State Board of Public Works Yount Darke County Montgomery County Reynoldn Cloverland Green Tuscarawas Representative Smith Marion County Henator Mins Delaware

London Paper Criticises Officials After Sidney Street Siege

London press debate focuses on the East End gun battle as only three anarchists die instead of seven while authorities blame mistreatment of a slum girl for the raid. Police and detectives hunt confederates and vow harsher immigration controls amid calls to arm London police with stronger weapons.

United Preas London London Express Fire Department Sidney Street Rulin Frite Svarts Frits Peter Outlaws England Russia

American capitalists aid revolts in Mexico and Honduras

Chicago reports that American owners of copper and silver mines in Mexico and Honduras are funding revolutions at home, with DOJ investigations targeting financiers for neutrality law violations. Authorities foresee potential gains if the upheaval advances, as probes continue.

Chicago Mexico Honduras Agenta Department of Justice United States

Not An imaginary 1) Washington, Jan. 4

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Washington

City People Buy Farms in Modern Methods Drive Dreams

News notes a surge of city residents buying farms amid hopes of profit from improved farming methods. The piece highlights rising interest driven by modern agricultural practices and cooperative efforts, with many seeking fortune through land investment and efficiency gains.

Chicago’s Farm Return Debate Drives City Man’s Mood

Chicago dispatch surveys urban interest in farm colonization in Florida with 150000 acres sold to city residents over two years. It notes 99000 acres to Chicagoans, 45000 to others, and reports mixed gains, losses, and economic impacts from the back-to-the-farm movement.

War Like Tension On Southern Frontier Prompt Troop Detachment

Report describes a clash over frontier control with Noth authorities claiming gains near Saltron. General Pardinand leads a detachment to Sultrow as a tense standoff escalates amid political threats and mobilization affecting HAI Wind Bante and related regions.

Meribad Bern Shiek Saltron Eouthern Promident Sion Sultrow General Pardinand Ferdinand Ja Bante Femings

Iowa Man Hoped To Become Miners Head

A partially readable report discusses an Iowa man named Aston P Heiner hoping to become head of miners. Reference is made to United Mine Workers, election context, and rival Francis J Feehan in Pittsburgh district. The text hints at political tensions, labor leadership, and local endorsements amid ongoing disputes within mining unions.

Aston Pheiner van Pew United America Fea Wit Feo United Columbus Pennsylvania Lewis Francis J. Feehan Pittehure Lewin Feehan

Banking Law Debates Court Upholds Constitutional Safeguards

The court rejects a claim that guarantee banking violates due process and rules the banking system serves a public purpose. The decision affirms that banking operates as a public benefit and justifies state safeguards to protect the public interest.

Washington Jay Chighoma United Treas Uited States Supreme Court Kant Nebraska United Prem Ty Henwier Ty Owen The United Tates Binnie de Werner Kanes Bank Deporte Oklahoma

Crank Letter Sent From Bay City Banker Denounced as Prank

A Washington man today received a mysterious letter dated yesterday from a Boston banker claiming a fortune of 250000 dollars for a widow. The recipient, Cunnen, says he believes the letter is a prank and has not acted on the alleged offer.

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Pomerene Gains in Local Toga Support Amid Party Shifts

United Press reports from observers say a bandwagon movement toward Pomerene is forming as lawmakers align with his bid. Registrars on the ground reveal shifting sentiment across counties, with Hanley backers trying to dampen Pomerene’s gains and doubt withhold votes from dark horse contenders. Michael A. Daugherty emerges as a late favorite for some districts, while Day pledges to oppose him in a county race.

Pomerene Hha Pamerene Pamersene Port Dark Hersey Sane Fark Wom Hanley Michael A. Daugherty Taincaeter Hieventh Corure Tore Tor Daugherty

Judge Gary Mastermind United Prewe Mystery

Unclear report outlines rumored resignation and power dynamics at a Carnegie steel unit. Mentions William Gorey, Corey, and Judge Gary amid questions over leadership and corporate direction. Includes unrest among directors and allegations linked to a Paris residence and wage strife. Additional note on a separate garment workers case and a February to June timeframe.

United Prewe Wire Tieayn Almowgh Alvi Co Dishoy Provident Carnegie Steel Company Wittehirs United Stated Atoul Corporation William Title Gorey Gary Corey Goller Heoneen Jaden Gary Fae Efeel Corporation Cirey Gil

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