Campaign Reopened as Marion Rally Dives Into Fund Drive
Solicitors resume effort with vigor as Marion aims to raise $50,000 for YMCA project. Banquet at 6:00 p.m. followed speeches by Dr. H B Sawyer and Colonel George B. Christian praising past raises, urging full-time work this week and unity among citizens to save the association’s future.
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Paat
Marion
Parton
Bellefontaine & Tholinna Railroad
George B. Christian
Christian
Ohio
Oho
Hamilton & Dayton
Marmon
Velp
H B. Sawyer
Sawyer
Fred EB. Guthery
Dr. Sawyyer
Jover
Mouner
Ts Boy
Y. M.A
Y. M
Marlon
Leas
Y. M.C A
John HH
Mark
Y. MG. A
Clark
J. D. van Beeten
Maerion
Jerime
Marton
Anold
Hammerstein to Lead World Opera Effort in Marion
The Marion Y M C A campaign for funds to build and equip a new opera house proceeds with urging residents to raise 35000 to 35000 dollars. Colonels Christian and Clark push collective effort to complete the project and make the building an asset for youth and the community.
Aldrich plan for National Reserve bank unveils currency control
Washington reports an Aldrich proposal to create a national reserve system absorbing currency powers. It envisions a $300 million capital, 15 district branches, and a four percent base dividend with government sharing the surplus, plus strict deposit rules and no interest on deposits. The plan aims to centralize currency issuance under federal oversight, sparking debate among lawmakers and business groups.
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United Pressire
Washington
Ameriiac
Ntil
Benitor Nelwon Wy Aldrich
He Nations
Monetary Commission
Aldrich
Vreeland
New York
Washington, D.C
Reserve Association
Earch
Diatelet
United States
Diehall
Fiest
Ali- Toh
Virginia Squaw Senators Flee to Sinton Hotel
A group of fifteen Republican state senators fled from Charlestown West Virginia to avoid arrest by Democratic senators seeking their attendance in the state senate. They reached the Sinton hotel in Cincinnati and remain in the executive chambers of the Capitol area, while the Democrats declared the seat of Herane vacant.
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Virginia
Sinton
United Brome
Eullace
Cincinnati
Republian
Charlewton
West Virginia
Senate
Capitol
Herane
Three Laborers Die in Pennsylvania Railway Accident
Three laborers named Ishamwilcin Padan and L7 Phrenniluin were run down and killed by a Pennsylvania grain train on al Aridgw near Mount Carmel today.
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Ishamwilcin
Padan
Pennsylvania Railway
Mownt Carmel
Attempt 10 Assassinates Target In Premier’s Office
A chaotic gun attack wounded M. Mirman, Director of Public Relief, as a shooter aimed at the premier. The first bullet hit Mirman in the right leg while a second round narrowly missed the premier’s head. The assailant used a military revolver and fired two shots, with at least one accomplice linked to Pau college. The incident leaves officials shaken and under investigation.
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Gitove
Poberty
Pau
Neotkee
Corin
Europe
Ona
Atra
Fred Asphot
Putti
M. Mirman
Pabtie Retief
Fisole
Pau College
Witnesses Tie Myer Poison Claim To Schenk Case
In Wheeling court today Laura Farnworth Schenk testified that Myers bought “yulsen” from Dr. Myers, a pivotal point in the prosecution’s case. Witness Wilson, a 21 year old chauffeur, described Schenk’s claims and past automobile rides, while the defense faced tough cross examination as facts about the couple’s relationship surfaced. Continued on Page Three.
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Wheeling
W. Jun
W. Myers
Laura Hurnaworth Schenk
Wheeling Wy Va
San
Lunily Wilson
Schenk
Laura Farnaworth
Witton
Sehenk
Dan Phi
Hchenk
Phillipe
Hundlin
Gee Net
Benetiie
Cmt
Maha Bian Aike
Wien
Sehwale Weil
Phu
Schoniy
Lie
Winson
Cambridge
Ohio
The Street and Theatre Culture in New York and Chicago
A long discussion by Charles Klein on the impact of newspapers on human emotion and storytelling, noting crime narratives on the street and in theatres, followed by a report that Chicago’s telephone system collapsed to under 9 percent of former subscribers after a price-driven exchange war, leaving many lines severed.
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Charles Kiein
Avery Fierie
Dapantioen
Kereet
My. Kiein
Denis
Mr. Kein
New York
Maine
John Bull editor arrested then released on Guernary island
John Bull editor of a pericultural paper was seized on Guernary while strafing fortifications with a camera. The camera was damaged and negatives developed showing cows that made the island famous. He was released after the doctor was cleared of spying accusations and Bull apologized sincerely.
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John Bull
Tendon
Jan
WiDr Champlain
Wheat King Patten Sued for Six Million Dollars
A Siberian court case alleges J A Patten path named The Wheat King faces a civil action seeking 6 million dollars. The disputed matter involves claims of fraud and misrepresentation amid a complex financial dispute.
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Wheat King
Patten
Statue Dedication Plans Across State Colleges
A statewide effort outlines a statue tribute to the centennial of civic unity honoring Columbus’s institutions. Officials from state schools, including Columbia, coordinate ceremonies and donations aimed at schoolchildren and communities. The plan includes a central monument, surrounding events, and support from civic groups to mark the anniversary with renewed interest in education and public memory.
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Ty Ited
Eniitres
Oris
Hie
Phpitopher Columbia
Atmerita
Tate
Tie State
Mie
Allan
Anil Berets
Boverente
Ratopehior
Caliselite Appeal
Minty Ta
Owl Children
Cibo
Ombnien
One Hundred Girls Rescued at Atlanta
A chaotic report describes a rescue at Atlanta with many details scrambled. It mentions a group of one hundred girls and references a burning scene and a third-floor location. The text is heavily garbled but implies a mass rescue event with civilians affected.
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Atlanta
Debates Rise Over Referendum Recall and Senate Election
A fragmented OCR fragment discusses public property plunderers and crys for recall and popular government, spotlighting voices like Morgan and Cannon. It portrays calls for direct senate elections and constitutional reforms, praising reformers while warning against entrenched powers.
Eight Men Die in Delaware Boiler Explosion
Eight men were killed on the battleship Delaware when a boiler exploded. The ship was due in Hampton Roads tonight. The list of deceased includes Charles Harry Hort and William Stonedie White, among others, with several seriously injured.
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Hampton Roads
Cyeran Warrington
Hitler
Charles Harry Hort
Fireman Fragman
Willien Stonedie
Newt
Aoe
Elim
Vohunhue Porter Rmu
Nietela
Herbert Andonon Urower
Fremay Ween Cline
Christien Jonson
Eugene Phillipe
Ara
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Dan Phillips
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Ile Winn
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Columbus
State Capitol
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U.S
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Gover Mrenk
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Cannon
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