Power for the People in the Next Ohio Constitution
A discussion on initiative referendum and recall as tools for popular control in Ohio and beyond. The piece lauds democracy, criticizes monopolies, and cites figures like Woodrow Wilson, La Follette, Owens, and Pomerene while urging reform through petition and direct vote. Rev. Herbert Bigelow is noted for upcoming address on democratic remedies.
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Ohio
United Arete Senate
Chin Senate
Witeh Thie
Tudean Merlang Woodrow Wile
la Pollette
Benator Owens
Stor Pomerene
Pulite
Gubile
Murphy
United States
Supreme Court
Oregon
Ohi
New Jersey
Herbert Bigelow
People's Church
Cincinnati
Monument to Victor Emmanuel II Dominates Capitaine Hill
Editorial discussion of Italy’s Victor Emmanuel II monument, built at Capitaine hill, costing about $20,000,000 and dedicated before about 1,000,000 people. The piece argues the structure symbolizes United Italy and national spirit rather than revering the monarch, noting poverty elsewhere and praising the nation’s unity and ambition.
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Bury Heart of Mode
Victor Emmanuel 1
Thaly
Italy
Naples
Main
M Gaebaldl
Batten
Victor Rimmanuel
Maly
Victor Emmanuel
Capitoline
Rome
Ht Peters
Mary
Hell
Cleveland Plain
Mexico
Vaegiet Ghee
Mt Andard
Cody
Min
HwAhition
Manny
Newspapers Exposed Bribery Ring Confession Sparks Scrutiny
Fragments from a 1914 era paper reveal a bribery scandal linked to Representative Evans and others. The confession is portrayed as a pivotal starting point for cleansing the system, with calls to pursue witnesses and uncover all guilty parties amid a broader debate on press influence.
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Deiberg
Evans
Hilavate
Beoo
Teulf
Cour
Tate
Ohio Bute Journal
Cleveland mayoral drama and public sympathy effort
A fragmented report describes a Cleveland political figure seeking public sympathy by refraining from violence and appealing to a coalition with reformers. The piece notes Mayor Gaynor in New York and mentions the broader struggle to maintain support amid unrest and shifting alliances.
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Gaynor
New York
Washington crop reports show weak prospects for harvest
The Washington crop report summarized national yields and prospects for spring and winter wheat. It notes lower than normal expected yields driven by long drought, with figures such as 1040 per cent area yielding 1, etc. The report cites farm conditions, area planted, and anticipated bushels, highlighting discouraging outlook for the harvest and possible increases in reported area after forthcoming shipments. The document includes references to official correspondents and projected production across regions. The prose reflects a formal and data heavy government briefing on crop prospects and conditions.
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Hive
Witter Winley
Howe
Lnihe
Corpmerino
Washington
Jared
Slo
Five Percent Interest With Buckeye Building and Loan
Advertises saving money to secure a home in old age with steady five percent interest. The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company is located in the Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, promoting financial security and reduced life expenses.
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Comefort
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West
Gay Street
Colum 8
Ohio
Jonpon
Cleveland Strikers Strike After Public Labor Walkout
Muted crowds and a nationwide walkout by 6 000 RAPMIENE workers disrupted daily operations in Cleveland. Officials said the strike aimed to pressure employers to grant shorter workweeks and limit waves of layoffs. A former engineer named Jay PB Lawley spoke as leaders proposed a parade and public opinion moves to pressure employers toward concessions.
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Guy Pestartay
Mie
Jay PB Lawley
Aap
Amnooielon
Publi Opinion
Seattle Shirman Club Forms With 2000 Members
Beattie residents report the Seattle Shirman club of 2000 members led by George A. Murphy plans to spend a large amount to promote the presidential chances of Ohio governor. Murphy built his fortune in Klondike mining and aims to back candidates aligned withDemocratic efforts in Washington state activities.
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Seattle
Harman Club
Beattie
Wash
Funn
Tarmen Democrats
Shirman Club
George A. Murphy
Klondike
Ohio
Major Tilson Declares U S Soldiers Trim and Fit
Major John Q. Titeon reports from San Antonio camp that U S soldiers are in excellent condition and ready. He describes tests and maneuvers by officers and notes no pay or travel reductions, urging continued support for modernizing the army.
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Wwashington
Ines
Ram
John Q. ‘Tiwon
Compettent
Sin Antonio
Craggrene
Corp
Mile
United Lan
John Q. ‘Titeon
Connecticut
United States Army
AL San Antonio
Majiy
Ieneral Gerlor
Mmad
June 8 In American History 1818 Obscure Events
A fragmentary historical note lists persons and events including David Dison Porth and AndeeW Jackson with unclear titles and dates. It mentions astronomical events, planetary ideas, and a vague path from the state of Wastilinion to Florida. The text is garbled with misspellings and disconnected phrases.
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David Dison Porth
Andeew Jackson
Isas Thee
Siamen Broemin Chirte
Meek
Nook
Crowell
Historiew Alay
Path of Tovlily
State of Wastilinion
Florida
Fragmented local notice on drownings and marriages
A damaged OCR passage mentions a drowning involving a girl and other scattered names. It also references a court ruling about recent marriages and a vague public event. The fragmentary text is inconsistent and hard to interpret.
Horrible Murder Shocks Norfolk Dunes Plot Unfolds
A grim tale emerges in Norfolk as Merkle and a woman allegedly killed Merle by entering a bedchamber, smashing his head with a weapon, and disposing of the body under a bed and later in a garden onion plot. Merkle and the woman await trial for murder while investigators probe absences and prior suspicious disappearances.
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Norfolk
Merle
Davia
Merkle
Harry Davin
Harding
Harry
Merkin
Poe
Huta Hale
Stanley in Ananias
Louis Missouri congressman A O Burnley chairs the investigation committee and meets Secretary Nagel about the restraint of a steel corporation. Nagel outlines the purpose and scope of the inquiry and its intended to inform the president.
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Volted Treasire
Louis
Tone S
A. O. Burnley
Ovineator Investigation Comitition
Woolh
Chiurlew Nauel
Commerce
Jabor
Negel
Bibert H. Cary
Steel Pone
Bing
Touwe Stanley
Stanley
Nagel
Corporation
Hareng'e Tovesthinetion Ie
Promontion
Informa Hon Ocal
Four Magon’s Lieutenants Reported Attested by City
Fragmentary account describes four Magon lieutenants awaiting arrest as authorities in Mexico City and El Pano claim to detain or pursue. Mentions 1,000 insurgents and potential riots sparked by leadership from Geko and others.
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Wu HI Pama
Kier
Ciiy
Ottley
Elles
Mhrer
Pelcilane Miva
Ie Ona
Benjamin
Will
Eteteteus
Ofluiain
Madors
Geko
Ageine
Juan Saps
Fractured text hints at a Senate probe of bribery in an election
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a senate vote on investigating an election. Mentions Benster Stephenon and a Special investigating committee. Details are garbled with names and places, but imply a push from a Republican led body to probe alleged bribery affecting a Badger county result.
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Billy Sundmy
Mat City
Violet McGrothery
Harald Gnuinbun
Ploe
Waa
Hides Stewart Waa
Uredine
Healp
Madinon, Wie
Senate
United States Senate
Benster Stephenon
Special Investigating Committee
Government Busy Again Probe Seeks Monopoly Details
A special grand jury in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania is convening to investigate alleged monopoly practices by Pitt Goats Company and Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company. Attorneys general and U S district officials will oversee the probe into suspected price fixing and market domination affecting large land holdings and affiliates. The inquiry follows previous government actions and targets a broad range of connected firms and local districts.
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United Pree
Pittaburg
Fed
Pitti Goat Company
Monongahela Tilver Consolidated Coal & Coky Company
Kaward P. Uropage
Har
Moctal Temiitant Po Attieney Chlyral Wickersham
United 8Th
Deii
Mexico Earthquake Fallout Pinpoints Dead and Damaged
Destruction from the quake envelops Santo Domingo and national landmarks as rescue teams search ruins for victims. Politicians discuss post disaster plans, pledging reconstruction and addressing security amid upheaval.
Amusing or infuriating exhibit delays in Italian display
The piece critiques observers amused and infuriated by slow progress of an Italian exhibition project. It notes that Victor’s opening tone was lacking and that buildings walls and scaffolding features look unfinished. Labor issues and belly economics caused delays, with strikes hampering completion and high hotel prices affecting visitors.
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Victor
Iidt
Plecta
Alno
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Official Report OF
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Cleveland Strikers
Major Tilson
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Masons Creek
Virginia
Charles Merkle
Mary C. Deve
Ananias
Charles Nagte
Commerce and Labor
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Trakvail Stores
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Thibaut & Mautz Bros
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Santo Domingo
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