Defy to Supreme Court over Ohio Ordinance 1787
President Bigelow declares defiance to the Supreme Court regarding the 1787 ordinance tied to the Boone case. The article notes Ohio court battles on initiative and referendum, the Northern Territory clause, and juries verdicts, with Judge Norrix opposing changes and the judiciary committee undecided.
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Supreme Court
Columbia
O. Jon
Doone
Kenton
Haniin
Corte
Dr. Boone
State of
Ohio
Fow
Constitutional Convention
Judiciary Committee
Caleb Norris
Mardon
Northern Territory
Bute
Boone
Ohio Supreme Cour
Bigelow
Court Hig
Friends of
Supréme Court
Hing
Supreme Court of
Ohlo
Oia
Dni Waren
Ole
Commonwealth
Digelow
Vic
Norrie
Marion
State of Obin
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Ohio ordinance of 1787 topic at constitutional convention
The Ohio constitutional convention in Columbus discusses the 1787 ordinance binding on the people with Delegate Bowdle proposing a committee to determine its effect. Invitations are extended to Bryan and several mayors to speak, and Taft visit is planned. The liquor committee plans public hearings while electing officers and shaping the timing of amendments.
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Norris
Bigelow
Ohio
Columbus
Bowdle
Hamilton County
Mmetru
Uader
William Jenings Bryan
Whitlock
Toedo
Hunt
Cincinnati
Baker
Cleveland
Makre
Bryan
Taft
Delonte Halthill
Ripon
Atheede
Wallon
Hormilwe
Cleves
Davis
Liquor Committee
Senate
Hendersson
Champaign County
Kiaon
Athenw
Deleruio Winn
Deflunee
Wan
Josh
Weber
Fey
Sines 6
Tener
Primarien
Kanan
One Man Responsible for Lawrence Mill Conditions
Dudley M. Molman reports Governor Foss that Lawrence woolen mill workers endure intolerable living and working conditions. He cites Holman’s letter to Mary Boyle Reilly and urges public action to protect American labor from European competition while demanding fair wages and housing.
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Harton
Lawrence
Dudley Doleman
Governor Fons
Lawrento
Heolmans Sonastional
America
Mary Boyle Reilly
Uchr
Vielman
Neral
Mise O'Meilly
Holman
Europe
Arbor
Papers for Marion Armory Signed and Approved
Dr. HO Richardson, chair of the local armory board, signed papers to authorize Marion armory building costing 920000. The board promised detailed plans and specifications within days as Marion citizens support the project for the city.
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Ho, Richardson
Armory
Gol ‘Umbuw
Mate
Richardson
Coumpbue
Marion
Jtilian Grade
Nevure
Connolly Attacks Judicial System in Vitriolic Speech
Controverisal speaker Connolly vows to prove high state supreme courts are puppets of political leaders. He alleges corporate legal departments influenced judicial opinions, describing a grand corruption scheme and urging evidence to overturn prior rulings. The comments target national courts and advocate reform.
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Weller
New York
Sony
Upliokt
Ty O
Connelly
Mike Elt
Gur
Ratte Roads
Roosevelt Men Meet Defeat in Oklahoma Convention
An Oklahoma convention reports Roosevelt trailing as Parry forces press for Roosevelt delegates. Telegrams from Gov Hadley of Missouri and others urge Roosevelt to declare, while Perry supporters push for state and national convention influence. Report notes balloon display and a Rough Rider costume incident during the proceedings.
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Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Coulgate
Oklawon
Taft
Republican Party
Raward Perry
Convention Hill
Perry
Chopra
Parry Forces
Parry Feetton
Gvewvd
Aelewetek
Cheaen
Tom
Parte Pewaldontin
Chicago
Jeferman City
Goverbert
Hadley
Miecouri
Sures Hds
Theodore Roosevelt
Noosevelt
Duke and Royal Party Attend Funeral Procession in City
The Duke and Duchess led a royal funeral procession through downtown crowds and a packed exchange plaza. Photographers pursued the cortege, while Ambassador Reid and Mrs Vanderbilt hosted a luncheon at Fifth Avenue after the visit.
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New York
Ton
Cape
Trartic
Nda
Bell
Paine
Secret Service
Peiivens
Koverny Room
Ue Mnberg
Mae Hiuhe
Dochonn
Reid
Ula
Snandal
Tribune
Ambassador Reid
Connmaghe
Ambasador Reid
Cornellon Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Gucete
King and Queen Reach Malta Amid Royal Welcome
Mol Jan King George and Queen Mary arrived in Malta today to a hearty reception. The harbor was festive with British ships firing royal salutes as the royal party entered in state. General Sirin Hamilton, Chief Justice, members of the council and nobles joined the welcome amid Maltese curiosity.
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Jan
King George
Queen Mary
Tae Valletta
DS John
Christendom
Mediterranea
Sirin
Hamilton
Mediterranean Department
Bir J. Cure
Legislative Council
Che Sh Rile
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