The Great Problem of American Politics
A speech by Gifford Pinchot discussed as a central issue of the era. He urged a new and square deal, opposing special interests and urging honesty, publicity of officials finances, and a mandate to remove unfaithful public servants. He warned the nation must govern itself or let corporate interests run the country.
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St. Pat
Congress
Pinchot
United States
W. Secking
Mississippi
Hanley a warm number in Dayton politics confronts rivals
A defense of Hon. E. W. Hanley of Dayton portrays him as a strong, principled organizer and gentleman while critiquing opponents and discussing political maneuvering in Dayton Columbus and Cincinnati papers. The piece notes past dealings, character, and plans for gubernatorial strategy, with Roosevelt’s stance pending.
Hinamon Hurt In Fall Off Box Car At Erie Yard
Lincoln Hinamon foreman from West Center street was injured this morning while walking the top of a freight car on Erie transit. He sprained both ankles and badly wrenched his back, was brought to Leader Street in the caboose of freight train No. 78 and then to the Denman Jenner building. He will be off duty for several weeks.
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Leadertreet
Denman-Jenner
Lincoln Hinamon
Weal
Roosevelt hints at campaign timing and policy stance shift
The article notes Roosevelt may wait to comment on politics, return to polling later, and weighs timing for public statements. It also covers a broad wrap of political intrigue, accidents, and court actions, mentioning various figures and incidents with a period-voice cadence.
Mexican War Veterans Visit Ashland for Marion Reunion
Mexican War Veterans Lodgemen and Daughters of America rode a special car to Ashland for memorial services, returning by nine. They will hold their annual reunion in Marion on June 22 with a parade, receptions, and planned entertainment. Committees were named for room, finance, automobiles, reception, and executive duties. President Georges B. Christian spoke at the day’s events.
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Ashland
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de G. T
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Bindley
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Seas
Christian
Schoentaub Jr
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W. G. Harding
Frank’ Huber
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John Schraeder
Dr Harding
Cheladan
Clemens
Major Titus
Captain Carpenter
Pred Morrison
Jane Medlem
Crawley
Christian Capt Carpenter
Major Drews
Georges B. Christian
Memorial rites and baptisms amid a crowded Manbywe Castle hall
Knights of Pythias and local groups held a memorial service in Manbywe Castle hall with about 175 attendees. The procession to the cemetery followed, graves of departed brothers were decorated, and a speech by Attorney Pred L. Carhart honored the order’s principles. A roster listed many names of the departed and attendees from local lodges and nearby towns.
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Fisher Block
Grant FE
Mouser
Wrothe
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Duhn
Gabler
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Amaranthus
Gilad
Diatiee
Golo
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Etlonning
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Canto St.p & Miller
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S. Siyder
Dole
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Joly Diebold
Jon Hon
Lima
Evans
Joni Rupp
George Key
Pred L. Carhart
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Albert Jones changes plea in assault case at mayor's court
Albert Jones pleaded not guilty to an assault charge against John Shackelford but changed his plea to guilty in the mayor's court. He was accused of drawing a knife during a dispute. The case against Geo. Gee was moved to juvenile court after alleged hurling of a stone at Mrs Lingie Pine. Gee was held for recovery. Premature Fourth of July celebrations prompted mayor Beiter to authorize arrests and patrols. Several drunks, including Wilbert Nunn and others, paid fines. A store roof inspection followed a roof scare after a man looked through a skylight. police investigated but found no one.
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Amunult
John Shackelford
Jonets
Avene Ing
Shackleford
Jones
Ihackelford
Russell Dee
Geo
Lingie Pine
Beiter
Gee I
Awai
Mrd Pine
Spencer
Ryan
Ryan and Burke
East Center Street
Going Over the County's Books Arrives for Audit
HB Buge a state bureau of accounting representative arrives in the city to begin checking county books. Hiebes runs the treasurer's office and will continue auditing for some time until all offices are checked.
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HB. Buge
Hiebes
Local credit union growth praised by depositors and borrowers
About ten thousand bor rowers, depositors and members praise the company as a safe place to deposit money and a good place to borrow. Officials note growth and usefulness in helping others obtain homes. Depositors earn five percent, borrowers pay six percent. a seventh event is planned next week.
Society and Clubs Gathering At Epworth Ball
The Epworth MB pannage hosts a young peoples ball Saturday at 7 pm. Attendees include many local families and guests. A reception followed with well wishes and congratulations to Mrs. Drollinger on a milestone.
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Tobie
Aerie
Epworth MB
Ty Wiley
Howe
Herring Lia
Pursuit Race for Biplanes Opens Wright Meet
A pure aerial pursuit race for biplanes headlines the Wright brothers aviation meet in Indianapolis with four two man teams racing along a marked course. Brookins holds a city speed record of 1,560 feet and competes in one event as the Wright brothers group fields six programs across today’s schedule. Weather may affect timing as pilots fine tune machines on the field.
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Indianapotte
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Cofyn
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