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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

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Meek Charges Graft In Ohio School System

Senator W H Meek of Wayton publicly charged graft and immorality within Ohio school administration. He said women applying for teacher certificates faced immoral practices as part of a state officials backed system. A joint six member investigating committee was authorized to summon witnesses and compel testimony with an aim to uncover the truth by week’s end.

W. H. Meek Wayton Ohio Senate State Board of Examiners Ohio Meek Senate Senate Chamber Assembly West House Johargesq Aystem Consur Meckadda Central Ohio Teachers Association State Board of State Teachers Association Dayton

Haitian Revolt Moves on Port au Prince Amid Unrest

Port au Prince Haiti January 17 1902 The first real operation of a revolutionary movement against the government began with a landing near Gonaves sixty five miles northwest and occupation of that town The rebels under Jean Juneau also occupy St Marc and push toward Port au Prince The government troops under Gen Celestine Cyrlaque march to Arehaie as Nord vows vigorous measures Indotte reportedly shot though unconfirmed

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Halt Jean Juneau Gon‘nives T Here Port Au Princes Antenor Pinnin St. Marc Gonaloyes Port Au Prince Arehahie Celestine Cyrlaque Nord Indotte Gonaives

French and Moors Battle Near Gettat Ends in French Victory

A ten to twenty hour clash near Gettat pits a French 60 line under General D Arcades and Murat Hachid s forces. French forces rout Moors, inflict casualties, and hold ground despite heavy odds. Wounded include three officers as French forces press on after a long march and a brutal engagement.

Odde Mul Hafid Tan Wen Newa Gettat D'Arcade Murat Hachid Sfulal Hand Settat Casablanca Mulal Rachid D’amade Kaw

Permit or No Permit in Chicago Tonight

A clash looms as Chicago’s unemployed seek a permit to march through city streets to demand work. Police refuse the permit and Chief Shippy warns of wholesale arrests if a parade occurs.

Chicago Chter Shippy

3 Crue Kerson Murder Case Reported

The Dickerson case moved to a higher court on Friday as the state again presents evidence claiming the defendant faces a murder charge.

Dickerson Iine

Guaranty Bank Fund Concept Mentioned by Senator

A fragment notes a proposal by a Senator of Aleron to introduce a guaranteed bank fund. The plan would levy a tax on deposits to create a reserve equal to a quarter of one rent, funded by a state bank to cover failures. The idea envisions inspection of banks and protection for depositors against losses.

Aleron Bka

Troops to Remain Pending Nevada Legislature Action

President appeals for continued troop presence after a transmit order from Governor Sparks. The troops will stay until the Nevada legislature has a chance to organize a Polint force and address the situation.

Washingtoosevelt Nevada Sparks

Temple Burns in Baltimore Fire

The Manpaifte temple on North Charles street in Baltimore was nearly destroyed by fire this morning. Flames threatened nearby St. Pauls Episcopal church as marble portions fell injuring several firefighters. The four story building, largely used by Masons, sustained about 240000 in losses.

Baltimore Manpaifte Temple Charles Street Fie St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Suffragists Raid Premier Bennerman House in Demonstration

In Tondon on January 17 suffragists raided Premier Sir Henry Campbell Bennerman's house during a cabinet meeting. A terrific hallway battle occurred while vandemonium filled the establishment for an hour. Streets crowded for blocks as many people were roughly handled before order was restored. The protest seemed aimed at a general demonstration rather than a clear objective.

Wreckage Looms As Hartfeld Sought Off Vancouver Island

Seattle and New York datelines describe a chaotic news day. Three American cutters search for the British ship Hartfeld from Liverpool, believed wrecked near Vancouver Island with many lives lost. Wreckage from Hartfeld and life boats drift ashore, while Thaw trial headlines unfold in New York with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw summoned to testify.

Seattle Wash Thesis Rush Perry Hartfeld Lindgon Liverpool Vancouver Islands Ife Hartfield New York Alice C. Fletcher Catherine O'Neill Evelyn Nesbit

Admiral Evans Flagship Rumor Debunked in Rio Harbor

Washington January 17 officials dismissed a circulating rumor that Admiral Evans flagship the Connecticut had been blown up in Rio de Janeiro harbor. No navy dispatches supported the claim by 1 oclock and officials scoffed at the tale.

Washington Connecticutt

Charges Filed Against Judge Grosscup in Chicago

Washington reports serious charges against Peter S. Grosscup a Chicago United States judge for the seventh circuit alleging oath violations and other offenses that may require impeachment. The Supreme Court will hear arguments January 29 and a petition for appeal was presented to Justice Day to challenge the court's constitution.

Washington Peter S. Grosscup Chicago United States Seventh Judicial Elreul Henry Crawford Charles J. Aldrich Justice Day Chicago Traction Circuit Court Peter 8. Grosseup Hender Grosscup

Pope Stricken by Violent Gout Attends Bed Rest

Rome January 17 report the pope is very ill after a violent gout attack and ordered to bed for a long period. All audiences are suspended and officials express deep concern over his condition and general health.

Rome

One Time Millionaire Found Dead In Bad

A troubled man identified as Jon in St Louis aged 17 and a former one time millionaire was found dead in bed yesterday. John B. Clements, said to be four years past or older, had worked as a house clerk at Loulu at about $100 a month. The details are unclear due to damaged text.

St.Louis Jon John B. Clements Loulu

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