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Newspaper

The Marion Daily Mirror

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

4

The Railroad Grabs and Public Reactions

A composite editorial notes freight rate hikes as a major cost driver, arguing better engines and longer trains could lower transport costs. It contends Wall Street would profit from rate increases, cites railroads’ earnings history, and warns Congress to defend consumers against hidden taxes. It also references Lady Cook and suffrage figures, political moves in Ohio, and remarks on Taft, Roosevelt, and La Follette.

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June Magazines and their celebratory seventh year

June Magazines and Everybody's Magazine mark their seventh year under current ownership with a striking cover line and a robust issue featuring Herbert Kaufman’s Southwestward Ho illustration on a piece about regional expansion. Read about Emily Post on the cost of women’s clothes, fraternal life insurance critiques, Judge Ben Lindsey’s final responses, and a mix of fiction and essays by Abbott, Halves, Child, Prenits, Hoover, and more. The issue highlights drama, humor, and education subjects, with notable art and new departments.

Everybody's Everybody's Magazine Herbert Kaufman Emily Post Ben B. Lindsey Eugene Wood Frederic ©. Howe Eleanor Hal Jowell Abbott Donal Hamilton Richard Washburn Child John W. Prenits Heasle R. Hoover Court

Freed England and The World Is Getting Better Christian

An eclectic issue quotes William Mar jon dy telly and editorials arguing improvement in world affairs while detailing a Cleveland treasurer scandal. James B. Morrow notes county and city funds were loaned to banks, with theft and lax oversight exposed amid political shifts. The piece links national governance to local graft, ending with mid-century ads for work shirts and tonics.

England William Marjon Larson Aileen Clever Hing BM. Jameson Mary Gibbons Cooper Eleanor M Governor Harmon Ohio James B. Morrow Human Life Cleveland Tom Colorado Harmon Commonwealth

Desmond Hhimiphresa noted as Eta Boghieh novelist visit

A fragment notes Mrs Desmond Hhimiphresa described as Eta the Boghieh novelist awaiting her Enuliah here after weeks studying American men and women and social conditions. A parting comment claims American men lack courtesy and are to blame for women’s treatment.

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Ballinger and Kohler ingate: Modern police debates

The article surveys Ballinger and Kohler amid a broader critique of police reform and graft. It cites Roosevelt era tensions, cites Kohler’s alleged effectiveness and accusations, and contrasts municipal crime controls with nationwide extravagance echoed by Guggenheim and Morgan.

Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Featured

Columbus based Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street advertises the most reasonable terms in Columbus. It emphasizes security requirements, conservation, and a five percent rate with guidance to write or call for details, noting information to appear next week.

Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rankin Building West Gay Street Columbus Ohio

Taft speech discusses private property and municipal reform

President Taft outlines progress in political questions and government reform. He warns against shifting toward cooperative joint ownership and stresses preserving private property while regulating industry. He notes strides against corporate power, the need for municipal honesty, and plans to travel to Detroit to speak at a civic gathering.

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