War talk and graft threats fill political row in mirror
The article reflects on Harriman era politics, noting manipulator theories, a call for law action, and possible indictments. It discusses war talk with Japan, France's offer to aid in a settlement, and widespread graft within Republican factions affecting nominations and elections while urging Democratic unity.
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Party Feuds Blur Democratic Unity Across States
Fragmented reporting notes Democratic factions across New York Delaware Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Kansas Minnesota North Dakota California engage in intraparty battles. References mention Hughes split in New York Adilicks in Delaware tariffs in Massachusetts Penrose reformers in Pennsylvania Foraker in Ohio Minnesota rail conflict North Dakota Northern Pacific status South Dakota Gamble Kittridge clashes Iowa Cummins anti Crimeime tensions amid intra party power struggles and corruption concerns.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
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Clubs and Societies Gather for Tea and Games
A series of social events unfolded as Miss Mary Leenland hosted a bridges and social afternoon for the Twigs and Trienda groups on South Prospect Street. Prizes went to Le Gebhart and Mrs Morence Hane, followed by a laborite dinner. Several guests from Mansfield, Columbus, and Youngstown attended. The Lb, PP, club met at South Prospect Street for memory games and a musical program, with Gladys Corey taking first prize and Henry Weston the consolation. Other gatherings included embroidery clubs on North Seffner and Olney avenues with social hours, music, and announcements of upcoming meetings. Miss Bennice Corbin celebrated her eighteenth birthday at a countryside home, with many gifts and greetings. Mrs. C. Fisher hosted a breakfast on Mt. Vernon Avenue, sharing time with friends and relatives.
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le Gebhart
Morence Hane
George Christian, Jr
Clayton White
South Prog Pwet Street
Gladys Corey
Henry Weston
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Snirvey Backus
Youngstown
Charles Hummel
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1. C. Holliday
Sirs
Mira
Frank Berry
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Ideal Embroidery Club
Olney Avenue
FR Oborn
J. B. Hieh
Bellevue Avenue
Bennice Corbin
Mire
J. B. Cumming
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France's Offer Politely Declined by United States
Paris bids to mediate US Japan tensions with France offering good offices. Washington rejects using the offer as non essential to current diplomacy while noting France’s gesture, citing the alliance question and ongoing US policy. A separate line reports Mrs Myers paralyzed after a carriage incident and rush to hospital in Howell's ambulance.
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United States
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Auape of
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San Prancsieno
California
Still Unconscious Boys Released and Cases Dismissed
Still unconscious Smith and Baker are released and cases against them dismissed after arrests on North Prospect Street Thursday night. Mrs George Myers suffers stroke while mayor sits on council couch. No evidence found to proceed against Frank ftilh and Walter Baker who were involved in the disturbance.
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Walter Baker
North Prospect
George Myers
Fragmentary obituary notice from a Pleasant area church service
A partial OCR fragment describes a funeral at a Pleasant church south of town. It mentions Mrs Safrartolh Maw Ceorme Mayors and an attendee overwhelmed by emotion during the service. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Noted Disorder At City Ground During Showmen Stay
Report describes injuries to showmen and attackers as “badly prabed.” Police promise protection for the remainder of the stay. Homer Mayhew arraigned in the morning police court on a charge related to the disturbance. Mrs Lamp involved, a wing stolen from her flat. Mayhew claims purchase of the wing in Chicago.
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Turner’s Marion Market Ad Delivers Fresh Produce
The val city market of Marion offers fancy groceries, fresh produce, and meats. Ohio grown strawberries and home grown vegetables are advertised with prices such as 15c for berries and 60c per peck for potatoes. Phone 81. CHAS. TURNER CO.
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