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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
1
Governor Harmon endorses a clean Democratic ticket and predicts its election. He cites unity with Wade Ellis and party support to secure a Democratic majority in both state houses for taxation reform and businesslike governance. The piece notes the contrast with Ohio Republicans and the aim to back Harmon with a sweeping victory.
Men, WK Vanderbilt has taken Beaufort Castle in Scotland for a few months and plans Augast and September entertainments. The hostess draws attention for prestige and splendid shooting and social life. Beafort undergoes redecorating and modernization aligned with modern American taste. observers note the political angle with Governor Harmon.
Fy United Press dispatch from Cambridge describes former Attorney General Wickersham at Harvard Law School. He spoke on The Relation of Legal Education to Govermental Problems and warned that national development requires legislation to mediate greed and public interest. He argued the era of broad private control over industry demands strong antitrust action and noted delays due to the weakened Supreme Court citing Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust cases.
United Press dispatch reports the Supreme Court ruling on a Marietta police chief dispute. It states James A. Money, Roney, and W T Harnew battled for the post after Harnew’s 1909 appointment by Mayor A B McKinney. The court found no civil service in effect Aug 1 to Dec 21 1909, so Harnew would be chief if he were a legal resident of Lettin. Governors of Australia and Canada each earn 60000 yearly.
A contemporary analysis argues that by-elections show rising Socialist strength in the Reichstag. It contends that if about 497 Socialists are elected and support grows to forty percent of voters, the party could wield decisive influence. Critics warn the prediction hinges on ongoing gains and legislative trends.
Reports from St. Petersburg describe cholera outbreaks across southwestern Russia. Authorities enforcing sanitary measures clash with the populace, amid complaints from Austrian and Prussian frontier observers prompting tough actions.
Mrs Leonard and Thomas, once Bhanehe Gellehe, promote a new handshake style in Newport's Cottage Colony. The trend, seen as a sign of modernity, draws mixed reactions from younger and older residents who fear misuses and loss of tradition, while authorities refuse to intervene.
A report from the National Association for the Study of Tuberculosis outlines New York’s lead in preventive health measures for tuberculosis. The study ranks states by beds and care, noting New York’s higher counts and efforts, while several states show far fewer facilities and access.
United Press reports the Deutscheland wreck ends a disastrous third cruise. Dauntless plans call for building an airship half the size capable of carrying forty passengers. Navigation in rough weather remains a challenge while the Deutsch brand crew mourns. Remains and costs are recorded as rescue and salvage proceed.
Jurors in the Low ONeill Browne bribery case were believed to be deliberating when two collars and a shirt fluttered from a jury room window in Chicago. The jurors have been in session over 120 hours without a verdict or report, raising expectations of a possible mistrial or dismissal by Judge Memurely.
Mrs Anchibald White wife of the President of the Che bith Game wd Blerifle Company is praised for her stage presence. Olive Moore appears with her to 16, details unclear.
A jumble of garbled items reports killings in a French treaty dispute, a labor strike near Davenport, courthouse dramas, and property losses. Names like Landau, JoFornon, and Baxter appear amid vague references to protests, restorations, and disaster. Earthquakes, arrests, and foreclosure woes thread through a chaotic summary of events and places, with scattered mentions of towns, people, and agencies.
Colonel Roosevelt presided over the commencement exercises at Saunder’s Theater. Distinguished guests including Governor Draper, Senators Crane and Lidge, Mayor Phelan, and Navy Secretary Meyer attended as the largest class in the college’s history received degrees.
United Press report from Malverne Kentucky on June 29 describes a severe cloud burst flood in Salyersville and surrounding Magan Floyd Knott and Wolfe counties. Homes barns stores and bridges were destroyed or washed away with many dwellings reported ruined. Bodies were recovered and more fatalities feared as party units search swollen rivers Beaver Middle and Licking carry debris and dead animals.
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