Foraker Center Stage in Ohio Taft Fight Deepens
In Ohio Marion has become the political focal point as Senator Foraker deserts opposition to Taft. Harding's acceptance of Taft victory is seen as ending the Foraker challenge. The Ohio State Journal notes Taft's 42 delegates likely from the state convention and cautions continued campaign efforts for district delegates.
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Furding
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Oho
Marion
Ohio State Journal
Notable Historical Births and Deaths in January History
January history notes mark Benjamin Lincoln born in Hingham Maine in 1730 and General Russell Alger a Michigan senator and former secretary of war who died in Washington. Also Frederick Flotow, composer of Martha, and Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, are listed with brief notes amid astronomical event references for tonight and tomorrow.
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Henjamin Lincoln
Hingham
Main
Frederick Ferdinand Flotow
Martha
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Ing
England
Edward
Russell A. Alger
United States
Michigan
Washington
Bors Isai
The Offense of He O'Tchies in Political Maneuvers
A critique of recent political patronage and senatorial courtesy in Taft era maneuvers. It contrasts Foraker and Hitchcock plays with federal appointments used to influence polls. The piece mocks partisan double standards and editorial stances on postmaster appointments and Southern tours.
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Hgures
Olo
Taft
Senate
Foraker
New York Sun
Aitecock
Sun
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
George B. Cortoly
Porary
Ingrate strain and veracity in Taft era fallout
The Pittsburg Dispatch questions public claims by Mr. Hitchcock denying presidency candidacy and critiques Secretary Cortelyou’s honesty. It notes hints of an “ingrate strain” tied to Cortelyou’s ascent, suggesting bias in media and calling for self-scrutiny among censors while referencing Helal’s influential support and Taft’s circle.
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Hitchcock
Taft
Cortelyou
Helal
New York Sun
Pittsburg Dispatch
Murderer of Mrs Ventry Dies of Injuries
Chicago Jan 24 Frank Constantin convict in the murder of Mrs Frankientry died from injuries after a suicide attempt at Joliet state penitentiary. He jumped from a railing surrounding him in the court area, landing on cement and never regained consciousness until last night.
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Chicago
Frank Constantin
Frankientry
Colis
Joliet State Penitentiary
Baltimore B&O to Cut High Salaried Officials
Baltimore on January 24 reports the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. will reduce salaries by one percent for all officers and employees earning over $66 a month, affecting those from the president downward. The move aims to curb expense amid weak business and lower road earnings. effective February 1, the cut covers all monthly salaries from $15 to $166 and up.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Will Encourage Rifle Shooting Among Schoolboys
New York reports a congressional bill to foster rifle shooting among schoolboys. Proposed plan would have the government supply firearms and ammunition for regular schoolboy activities, similar to provisions for the National Guard.
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New York
Congres
National Guard
New York State
Schoolboys shine in target practice scoring high
Taken great interest in target practice and the nascent pupils are stowing. The shooting job under competent tutors yields excellent scores, President Rogge Welts much interested in the plan to make good shots out of schoolboys and is said to favor the proposed bill.
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Rogge Welts
Trial in Shirley Doyle case ends with courtroom outburst
In Anderson Indiana yesterday during the trial of Shirley Doyle accused of slashing Lida Scott and attempting suicide, Judge McChire halted the examination of Martin Doyle to eject cheering spectators. Prosecution presented 164 witnesses, defense questions centered on letters alleged to have been written by Beck.
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Ingot
Cincinnati
Ian
Phyalcians
Tazor de Mine
Scott
Martin Doyld
Shirley
Martin Doyle
Shirley Doyle
Mie Beott
Welty Announces Pleadings Against Presidential Primaries
Welty said he would file pleadings in Napoleon Ohio with Judge Marley to challenge two presidential primaries under the Fourteenth Amendment and expected to carry the case to the United States Supreme Court.
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Lima
Provector Welty
Napoleon
Ohio
Marley
United States Supreme Court
Riot aftermath in Chicago prompts police to brace for more
Chicago reports indicate 160 unemployed men were clubbed by police as they marched to City Hall demanding work. Police Chief Shippy orders strengthened reserves and extra ammunition after yesterday's riot. Dr Bou Beltman, leader of the demonstration, was arrested and released on bail pending a jury trial next Monday. The day left the unemployed bitter and agitated.
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Chicago
Yeaterday
Shippy
Bou Beltman
Yeasterday
Bank Wrecked in Italian Bank Blast on Elizabeth Street
A bomb wrecked the front of an Italian bank on Elizabeth Street in New York. About 40,000 in silver and gold was briefly exposed in the display windows. The motive is believed to be robbery. the bombers fled into the crowd bending attention to the treasure. The bank’s vaults contained 500,000.
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New York
Edizabeth Street
Pasquale A
Patl
Won
Salvatore Harel
Ehates
Agora
Vall
Foraker Surprised By Shifting Support In Cincinnati
Senator J B Foraker said the fight for delegates to the Republican national convention will continue despite some supporters deserting him. Former Lieutenant Governor Harding has endorsed Secretary of War Taft, while Foraker backed primaries. Foraker expects the state convention call to be challenged, with contests extending to the districts if the call is not replaced by a fair substitute.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Cincinnati
Harding
Chicago
Allence
Herrick
Chittenden
Andrew L. Harris
Foraker-Dick
Hughes
Empire State
New York
J. B. Foraker
Sone
Wilbaur H. Taft
Wilds
Lieutanant
Supreme Court
City to Hold Meeting on Grade Reduction Plan
Mayor Scher announces a briefing from Big Four officials B M Costin and H H Alt house in the city council chamber next Monday at 2 30 PM. The session aims to continue discussion on grade percentage changes in the northern town area and determine actions regarding lowering Erie and Big Four road beds.
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Scher
Brie
Big Four
B. M. Costin
H. H. Althouse
Erie
Admiral Cerns
Bargain Day Offer Promises Big Savings
A faded notice promotes a bargain day with mixed words about saving up to forty to one on various items. It mentions telephone orders and the last day is tomorrow, listing apples crackers and other goods in a jumbled, low‑clarity shopping hint.
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Marion Daily Mirror
A. Burgess
Holland
M. Armstrong
Etoa
Wrather Fair
Lake Erie
Dayton
Ohio League of Republican Club
Charles L. Kurte
John R. Malloy
Marlon Eilitor
Hie
Cappellar
Mack
Meek
Moosevelt
Europe
Senator Foraker
Moon
Isues
Red Book
Pearson
Success
C. G. Wiant
mouUss
Cabda
Davenport
C.W. McClain
Ventry
Justi
Traaservnen
Dhakra
Saas
U S. Supreme Court
Klinefelter's Grocery
California
Florida
Spy
Baldwin
H. E. Klinefelter
S. Main Street
Barbains
Consumers Wholesale Grocery
Promina Dreas
Marion Clothing & Cloak Co
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