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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from New York advertising listings shows rates and terms for weekly carriers and yearly mail subscription figures. The text mentions per week and per year pricing and a semi weekly mirror option.
The passage condemns the Initiative Referendum and Recall as tools misused by Aldrich era protections. It argues recall should be a last resort and only for egregious cases, citing Judge Dickson and California Supreme Court flaws to illustrate dangers to liberty and judiciary integrity.
The column critiques free wool and tariff policy, noting 41 cents per pound on unwrought wool and high duties, while urging wool production for growth. It touches on Bryan, Edwards, and legislative outcomes, then shifts to political figures and events including court and diplomatic notes amid a stormy era.
To accumulate capital many young men work hard and deny themselves. They learn the value of a dollar while saving and earning five percent from The Buckeye Building and Loan in Ohio. The column notes Washington's baseball team and hints at a tossed, fragmentary line about a nickname.
The Ohio legislature debates funding for grand jury expenses and the attorney general’s pay. Rodney Diegel’s name appears in a payroll dispute tied to bribery charges, with veto threats and compromise talks shaping final appropriations.
In a heated session the Senate opposed a merger bill while the House pressed to accept the conference report. Senators Dian and Dore accused of impropriety, the Edwanis tax reform faced sabotage as a split conference committee pushed their version. The outcome keeps local taxing machinery in force and the public institution bill separate. The telephone lobby urged passage, while the Senate vote stood nineteen to five and the House twenty-two to five.
A запис reports the discovery of Mea Henry Seheid's body in a Springfield flat bathtube. Sumotet Consing O Grady is held on habeas corpus with defense alleging natural death or suicide. Police seek more evidence before possible re arrest on a murder charge. Pomerene acts push for federal criminal prosecutions against steel trusts.
Notice of attachment filed for a sum in dispute. The document mentions a judge or court order and actions of the National Protective Legion. Affected party named in the imperfect text is a boy, with dates and locality referencing Ohio and Church street in a city. The text references a dance and social event and a next meeting date June 1.
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