Weak Districts Face Problems in Rural Labor Strife
An examination of rural counties argues that weak districts must solve their own issues as wages for teachers remain very low in the reservoir of prosperity. The piece cites Athens and Marion counties, sheep industry data, and critiques the legislature for neglecting common people while highlighting wealth disparities and regional calls for action.
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America
sAukens
Marion County
Morion
Ietralumn
Athens County
Lin Flesco
Sitce Athena
Athens Stataee
Jackson
Jawhsnee
Belotoe
Washington
Crawford
Knox
Loran
Marion
Morrow
Union
Wyandot
Angel Food Fund
Italy
Cochele
Steam
Athena
Gallia
Melia Cress Tawrence
BOTOO
Mine ae Burke Stars in My ja xongon in Moglund Lead
Mine ae Burke supports John Drew in the leading female role in My ja xongon. The show is a great hit in Moglund for years. Burke, born in the United States, about twenty two, is described as a ripping pretty girl with soft golden hair and blue eyes. She has appeared in England with stage success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Burke
John Drew
Moglund
Washington
England
Doug Gba
Tlow
Family Theatre This Week Hosts Unik Week Vaudeville
At Marion's WI theater this week the Unik act headlines a lively vaudeville program. Lew Malmer leads the show with clever jests and athletic stunts while Morelle and Morelle perform in a quick routine. The ZemoZeme acrobatic troupe showcases several popular stunts and Pearle Rowe sings You Love the Girl Like Me. Attendance was large at both performances.
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Marion
Lew Malmer
Jimiery
Pearle Rowe
Athens County Education Fight and Angel Food Fund Critique
A northern state section argues that Angel Food Fund subsidies and Boxwell era policies burden county districts. The piece condemns centralized state schooling and presses for universal access to education, citing Athens County’s older institution and alleged fund misuses.
Moore pushes federal cap on rail crime sparks state rights clash
Springfield Ohio News reports Representative Moore’s proposed federal bill to criminalize rail wrecking with death penalty implications, arguing states should regulate such crimes and warning against expanding federal power. The piece explores constitutional balance, states’ rights, and potential nationwide precedent.
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Congress
Moore
Billy
Washington
Tates
Jo Sa
Lees Tn
Supreme Court
Springfield
Ohio
Workhouse Sentence in Bankruptcy Case Arranged
Charles Campbell sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse and to pay costs after pleading to a bankruptcy matter brought by Finnett J. Youngs. The case involved the New Ideal Millinery Company and a United States court proceeding to force involuntary bankruptcy, with Judge Young presiding and Robert Carey dismissing the petition. The court found no insolvency or bankruptcy violation by the New Idea Millinery Company partners, Geo W. and Uphole Jennings, in the late Monday afternoon proceedings.
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Robert Carey
New Ideal Millinery Company
Finnett J. Youngs
G. Young
Sheellfench
Charles Citiehell
Campbell
Colwhys
Nagainwt
New Idea Millinery Company
Geo. W
Uipole Jennings
United States
Defecue
Reading rooms and libraries shape readers by design
A stream of reflections on public libraries as community centers. Librarians discuss methods to attract readers, such as posting lists of new books, brief reviews, and prominent displays. The piece links library use to social good and the aim of fostering wholesome reading. References to a court suit, a money lender defense, and a few local phrases appear as background.
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Urey
Perm
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Castoria
Feara
Bis
Lola
Charles E. Lukens
BAL Knox
Marlow
BTA
Weanidor
Winslelang
Billie Burke
the Family Theatre
Raleton
Eeu
Foot Olight
Sudsht
Morelle and Morelle
Admiral Oosfrm
Traim
Jamaica
Malaga
Robert Storaci
Bigamist
E. E. Young
Pen
Charles Campbell
Young
David Amerine
John. Drake
Common Pleas
Herbert Willams
St. John's Church
London
Mulrooney
Casey
Goodsell
North Main
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
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Chase. Gompf
Justice of the Peace
Haberman's
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