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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
2
Questioning the reader about health fears the ad offers free examination and consolation from Dr Thomen. It promotes a dubious treatment claimed to cure nervousness sleeplessness memory and heart trouble and asserts dramatic results for women with exaggerated claims.
An old style medical advertisement lists diseases by body system including liver stomach and bowels, kidney bladder and prostate, skin and brain and nerve disorders. It promises painless treatment without medicine, with a physician named Dr A A Thomen in Cleveland and references to a Wyoming state superintendent and electricity in medicine.
Canton representative Owen J. Evans pleads guilty to accepting a $100 bribe from Akron loan agent H C Miller to defeat a salary loan bill. The plea, tied to three indictments, triggers removal from the Ohio House and prompts a grand jury probe into broader legislative corruption.
Prominent New York lawyer will wear stripes after being sentenced for fraud. The case involved accusations of misusing client funds and deceptive billing practices. A federal judge handed down the sentence, with the defense citing a cooperative stance and corrective actions.
Daniel O Reilly a former assistant district attorney was sentenced by Justice Vernon M Davis in the criminal branch to five months in the penitentiary on Blackwall's Tatents for receiving 6000 in mone yritim stolen from the banking Om of A Maninoft Co. O Reilly is described as one of the best known criminal lawyers in New York.
June 6 report from St Lawia shows two hundred pupils at St Lawia High School boycotting classes due to extreme heat. Miss Lourice Vickers, daughter of Munao Vickers, a local official, among leaders, explains the strike aims to protest unbearable conditions. Nearby, Jobo Nigelow, aged ninety four, suffers a severe illness that may threaten his life. relatives gather as doctors assess his chances of recovery.
A Washington report notes the second investigation into the elite circles of Senator Jales Laselmer of Tinga. A diverse panel including Var, Gamble, Jonem, Jehnbian, Kern, Tad Lead and others convened to empower a subcommittee to trace proceedings.
In June 6 event at a residence, Marcy Mimét, 24, shot and killed his wife Nettle Glatt Ot at her father A. Wo Bini’s home. The bullet entered from below the head, with the attacker turning the weapon on himself after the act.
In Chiapas near Paloma de San Antonio a clash between Liberal followers and Maderismo rebels led to heavy casualties. General Rangin Laterie and Ondiverin led about 200 Liberales, while the Maderistas numbered nearly 200. The conflict ended with rebels gaining ground after a three hour battle and shelters in huts, amid executions and shifting loyalties as provisional and federal leaders faced orders.
Silver Thinkin bank president Jane JT Ho Bi ver returned to Wellsville Ohio and gave bond of 2500 to cover a charge that he received deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. Citizens say he was a victim of circumstance and not to blame for losses.
A Madisonville clerk named Hutton died by suicide during a severe storm after being shocked by repeated electrical discharges. The incident occurred as the storm raged over the Madisonville region, with witnesses reporting hours of terror before the man took his own life.
Washington June senators debate a proposed measure by Senator Pomerene to instruct the attorney general to pursue criminal action against defendants in Standard Oil and tobacco cases. The measure leaves enforcement to the attorney general’s discretion, with Pomerene set to speak later in the week. Observers say the resolution is largely symbolic and may allow opposition speeches while awaiting proper circumstances.
Reports say Lieutenant Bugie, a French aviator, is presumed lost after a Dover bound run from Calais. Search ships including torpedo boats and destroyers scoured the North Sea with carrier pigeons and searchlights but found no trace of the pilot or his hydroplane amid rough seas and limited signals.
Ohio reports drought devastates wheat with official forecasts showing only 48 percent of normal yield. Area planted and per acre yield projections indicate a sharp drop in bushel output across the state.
Representative Evans attends events admiring King Grattar as a tale of leadership unfolds. The report notes public interest in the interactions between Evans and Grattar within political circles.
Waptington June 6 President Taft directed the secretary of war to punish Colonel Garrard commanding aicer at Port Myer Va for prejudice against a private of Jewish extraction. Garrard wrote on examination papers he would not derive sin in command as an officer. Taft expresses difficulty in reading the endorsement without condemning words.
In Flevoland police court rulings the judge resolves two liquor law questions. The first concerns serving drinks in a kitchen area while a nearby venue remains open, deemed a violation. The second addresses serving a late drink after midnight ordered before midnight, also found a violation.
Hornmity announces a new Drew nouchts record year as Minewater ships are launched at a pace unseen by any country in a single year.
Travel a ks guide presents a scrambled timetable listing daily except Sunday and Sunday departures. It mentions CHICAGO and PENNSYLVANIA routes with multiple times such as 10:26 am 1:08 am and 6:49 pm and references Big Four and Southweat lines along with April 16.
Intercity bus times list departures from Columbus to Delaware and Marion to Bucyrus with hourly southbound trips from 6 am to 11 pm and northbound shuttles at 30 minute intervals after 30 pm. Additional northbound departures from Duane toward Marion occur at 7 9 and 11 pm.
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