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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
Washington June 22 A report from Senator Honiers and Representative Mulley outlines partisan debate on a reciprocity measure and a pulp wood provision. The discussants stress funding and government control while noting potential impacts on Canada and domestic supply.
Washington June 2 The House returns to the Senate a resolution for direct election of senators by popular vote with the Bristow amendment. The amendment narrows the scope to veteran government officials and current elections. Debate and further action are expected as the measure moves again to the Senate.
Fragmented OCR text questions federal amendment concerns and party positions. Mentions vote timing and committee actions, with unclear names and places.
Wellington June 2 A Senate debate featured a roll call 20 to 48 approving moving the farm relief revision to a committee for fuller study with a later report. The plan seeks to stall the broader Senate coalition and block immediate action on the bill while preserving terms favorable to party leadership. A separate note from Cleveland reports a fatal auto collision near June 22 injuring another person. Newark’s sports update highlights a first time state league appearance for a local player with Marion as the opponent.
Forecast shows continued warm temperatures with moderate winds. Expect a gradual shift to easterly and southerly breezes as conditions settle across Die-Tamerraw.
Crowning day in London's Westminster Abbey with massive crowds along the strand. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth exchanged formal ceremony as archbishop conducted consecration anointing, homage, and the crownings amid elaborate pageantry. Queen Mary and others watched the royal procession from Buckingham Palace to the abbey.
Readable portions recount the coronation procession to the Palace and the coronation ceremony. King wore robes of state and ermine, crowned and enthroned with gold regalia. Queen wore ivory robe with green tree motif, surrounded by jewels and regal symbols.
The ad touts Syrup of Fig and Elixir of Senna as especially suited to women, claiming relief from headaches constipation and general weakness. It urges buyers to insist on the full product name and to look for the druggist’s label, noting price details.
The text details a lavish coronation with Empress On Set Diay and Queen, noting a Moscow brocade gown with peacock moire and gold embroidery. It mentions John Howe Hammond as special envoy and officials including Mercent Mesean and Charles P. Watt at the service.
Fragmented report from Columbus O June 21 describes ongoing bribery indictment proceedings against Rodney J Wegel, with new witnesses and defense aim to undermine state detectives. Mentions sister of murdered Marta Felin Bach, CT detective Caudell perjury claims, and related sensational details from the courtroom in a late Bribery Scandal update.
A concise archival note discusses Westminster Abbey and a historic building linked to Gerona during Piase era, noting architectural significance and potential renovations or preservation focus. The fragment highlights the site's enduring heritage and scholarly interest in its medieval origins and custodial history.
A string of brief notices from Canton to Newark reports two deaths when a travel bank wall collapsed burying three people, a youth drowning near Zannaville, and a man found dead near the Mark of the Mississippi after disappearing during a swim. Other items note a $2,750 settlement over Etherington estate negligence, a Cleves arson plea, and scheduled executions pending clemency decisions.
June 22 near Milferehirn Ohio a report says George Brencver of Protertoymheye investigates whitecaps who tarred and feathered Wichnat Hellman near the peaceful Amt get Homent of Tritt Mellman appeared in Moterickn Jurg wearing a heavy coat of tar and feathers, driven by the heat, before starting for Fredericksburn.
A Milwaukee man named Bonnelly died from injuries after his car struck a barrier at the state fair track. He sustained a fractured skull and was thrown from the car during the incident. Police and fair officials investigated the crash and funeral arrangements were pending.
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