Delaware Initiative Debate Divides Lawmakers Over Referendum
A long discussion in the Delaware Legislature centers on charter amendments and the initiative and referendum. Proponents urge voter control of taxation and public policy, while opponents warn it undermines representative government. Rallies cite statewide and Wilmington votes showing strong support for direct democracy.
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Ohio
Commerial Tribune
Justice in Taxation by James A. Robinson
Canton Ohio leader James A Robinson, first vice president of the Ohio Federation of Labor, argues in a paper to the State Tax Commission that current real property valuation unfairly burdens homeowners. He contends annual assessments overstate small homes and understate central city commercial properties, pushing a shift in tax burden.
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Canton
Ohio
Ohio Federation of Labor
Robinson
Rabingon
I Am No Queen But I Will Learn Language Here
A speaker laments slow speech and asks a friend to teach English. The voice promises effort to improve communication, aiming to become the man they should be and to speak clearly for Catholic Standard and public notice context.
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Curious Romance Fragment From an Old Rhyme Tale
A fragmentary verse scene shows Cupid shopping for moonlight goods and a maid buying a gown and hat. They meet and exchange questions about the Milnes he bought, but neither learns the other’s purpose, leaving the tale unfinished and cryptic.
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Aden i
Parnan
Race course misnaming stirs talk at city boardinghouse
A city man asks about the number of courses and is told only one, dubbed the race courag, in a humorous exchange at Heunton Pont. The remark highlights a quirky local nickname and curious spelling as neighbors react to the odd term.
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Heunton Pont
Missouri Amendment Provisions on Taxation and State Powers
Fragmented text outlines a Missouri amendment on separation of state and local taxation, establishing how real and personal property are taxed, whether by state levy or county apportionment, and the authority of the general assembly to modify rates and exemptions for school and other public purposes within counties or cities.
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St Louis
Lin Hate Doard
Jenvery
Weather in Ohio Boosts Temps Tonight
Ohio weather bulletin notes Tuesday warmer in extreme southwest portion. Persistent mild conditions spread as fronts move through, bringing higher temperatures across the region with overnight lows easing.
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Ohio
Origin of Chinese Lilies 2am Folktale Reveals Rare Flower
A race tale from China tells how two land plots divided by a family yield and a single bulb blooms into a unique white flower. The rocky bed flourishes after a boy discovers the plant can be transplanted to rocky soil, bringing wealth and fortune to the owner. The valley land remains productive but less valuable.
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Ia Corpi
China
Han
NEW USE FOR DIPLOMAS IN DRESSMAKING SECTOR
New York women using diplomas to vet dressmakers rely on printed credentials to assure quality. A dressmaker recalls working four months in a shop to cite a diploma claiming formal training with a noted couturiere. The piece argues diplomas boost customer confidence and professional standing.
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New York
Dresamaker
Mme
Fifth Avenue
Hortense Engagement Rumor Sparks Skirmish Talk
In a tense exchange a beggar remarks to a provider about needing two sons for three children. Lois retorts, denying the engagement rumor about Hortense and Clarence, calling it merely a skirmish rather than a formal betrothal.
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Clarence
Tsukuba armored cruiser visits Norfolk and New York waters
In May the Japanese cruiser Tsukuba, flagship of Vice Admiral Litt, tours Atlantic ports, shaping perceptions of Japanese naval power. The text notes the vessel as advancing battleship plans, signaling strategic intent amid looming maritime tensions.
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Norfolk
New York
Japan
Litt
Diamonds Output Across The World Through The Ages
A Pall Mall Gazette summary notes that diamond weights and values have grown from ancient to modern times. It cites Kimberley and Griqualand mines producing millions of carats and billions in value by 1906, with world output now exceeding 20 tons annually. The piece discusses historical estimates and the enormous scale of diamond trade.
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Dlift
Vaal
Griqualand
India
Neema
Punt
Pall Mall Gazette
Inns of Old England and Change of Scene for Holiday
Articles reflect on inns as social equalizers where travelers from all classes meet and mingle. The piece contrasts historical venues with cathedrals and castles, praising inn hospitality and noting dangers of being cheated. It advocates holiday resets of mind and body, urging rural immersion and direct contact with nature and plain speakers.
Long In Public Life: J. J. W. Wright’s Veteran Career
Juhm John W. Wright of Tennessee, now an attorney in the general land office at Washington, is 80 and still vigorous. He has been connected with public life longer than any other living American, keeping pace with today while recalling the past.
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Juhm John W. Wright
Tennessee
General Land Office
Washington
King Miward VII Diet in Marientad Visit
King Miward VII visits Marientad and follows a restricted diet. Breakfast includes dkgs, cold ham, risks and coffee. Luncheon at about 1:00 offers fresh trout, chicken, veal and compote of plants with white wine and Geisnhubler water drunk.
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Miward VII
Marientad
Odious Comparisons in a Washington Star Quote
A Washington Star fragment features a heated exchange on library funding and book quality. One speaker warns against fanaticism while another consoles the budget by noting that money may still protect troders section from collateral damage in the books.
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Washington Star
Rule Working Both Ways in English Judge Ruling
An English judge expressed the view that husbands should have the right to inspect and revise their wives visits. The women likely would welcome a hearing provided they receive respect for their main names.�
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Het
Impeachment Threat Targets City Officials Over Sunday Game
A prominent local minister says the County Ministerial Association plans impeachment proceedings against Mayor Jawis Seberff and Sheila KR. B. Drown over Sunday baseball agitation. Charges may also be filed against A. L. Bond for police actions halting the game, with a session planned today or tonight.
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Sesson
Death Claims Caledonia Citizen Martin Hart
Martin Hart aged 57 died at his Caledonia home from consumption after a long illness. Born and raised there, he was a longtime Caledonian lodge member and active in church duties. Survived by wife, two sons Clyde Hart and W. B. Hart, and daughter, service held Monday at Caledonia Methodist Church with Rev. James Gry officiating. Interment in Caledonia Cemetery.
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W. B. Hart
Three People Injured in Salt Lake Auto Crash
Salt Lake Utah June 17 In an automobile accident this morning Mrs Weber M Wells wife of former Governor Wells was perhaps fatally injured and former dragorier attorney Josegh Richards and wife were seriously hurt
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Value of Life Insurance in Family Security Discussed
An instruction piece argues that a wife’s respect for her husband grows if she hears how much money life insurance could provide to support the family in the event of his death. It emphasizes financial planning and protection for dependents.
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Nurance
Knowledge and Religion in Bacon's Philosophy
A compact note on Francis Bacon's view of knowledge and religion. The line suggests a blend of philosophy with piety, noting the devilish influence on human thought. The fragment hints at early modern debates on science, faith, and reason.
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Bacon
Local Personal News and Visitors Pause in Columbus
Mrs. T J Greeney and Harvey visit Columbus to handle business and call on friends. Ruth Lewis of Cleveland guests of friends Sunday. Miss Florence Monroe of Gallon visits Dr J By Taylor Bunny. Mrs Catharine Willbime and Miss Anna Anderson spend Sunday with Columbus friends. Mrs Chas Creech, ill for a week, near critical. Mrs J Hoe seriously ill. Mrs John Lavelle and children of Cleveland guests at I. J. Leraeneny home. Miss B G Sauter of New Windsor Colorado visiting Mrs Phillip Smith. Mr Starling Lower starts Columbus trip this morning to join Titum Auto garage in Unt city.
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Ruth Lewis
Cleveland
Florence Monroe
Gallon
J. By ‘Taylor
Bunny
Catharine Willbime
Mise
Anna Anderson
Chas. Creech
South Street
Bie
John Lavelle
I.J. Leraeney
North Prospect
Misa B. G. Sauter
New Windsor
Colorado
Phillip Smith
Barnhart Street
Starling Lower
Marion Auto Company
Columbus
Titum Auto
Unt City
Local Events Highlight Arrests and Community Meetings
James Morral was arrested for train jumping by special officer W H Bingam. He was sentenced to jail. The Marlon Rede defeated the Oteary team Friday afternoon. The city council plans a 30 mill levy for the upcoming year. A fire in a car loaded with gasoline caused damage at an old aid. Congressman Grant B K Mouser gave the main address at a joint memorial service at Green Springs. The condition of Charles Thomas, injured at Norris and Christian quarries, remains critical at Dr O G 42 Bawyer sanatorium. Memorial observances at Mission Day tomorrow will be held at Mrs Frank Cowgill’s.
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