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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
5
G. W. Cromer is back after a journey to Seattle and southern California. He visited several business and social engagements during the trip and reports good progress on plans discussed prior to departure.
Martin J. Burke of Marion named to the State Democratic Executive Committee as Gov Harmon chooses Nichol as chairman and Marshall and Heer as secretary and treasurer. Columbus meeting sets campaign leadership and outlines party plans for 1906.
Mrs. Lucy Mohr born 1835 in Pleasant township died Wednesday at 4 PM in Marion. A Baptist-turned Presbyterian, she endured paralysis five years, outliving her husband six years and a daughter five years. Survived by daughter Mrs. B P Sweney and grandchildren, funeral Friday 2:30 PM at the Sweney home, Marion Cemetery burial.
Home guards of America held a regular meeting last night receiving two applications and planning to install newly elected officers at the next gathering with B A Roatan slated as installing officer. The Fraternal Order of Hagtox met last night, handled routine business, and about 28 members adjourned to John A Able’s home on Binnie avenue for a smoker and luncheon. Ly A Pratt of Wood street suffered acute indigestion at Marion Steam Shovel plant yesterday, found under lumber for five hours and later revived at home.
A United Press report from St. Petersburg notes a June controversy over General Nesswich, commander of a Mingk High brigade, after he praised Jewish soldiers and allowed a festival dinner in barracks. Conservatives denounce him as a traitor, claiming the act endangers the Russian empire while Nesswich is shown greeting a Jewish soldier and embracing unity.
Marion county Democratic executive committee met Wednesday evening at the office of Justice of the Peace Charles Hi. Conley. Under chairman Martin J. Burke, the group set plans to secure a permanent campaign headquarters and discussed priorities for the upcoming election. Poppleton is slated for reappointment to the Board of Deputy Suite Supervisors of Elections.
A period advertisement urges ambitious women to improve complexion by treating constipation and liver function with Severe's Laxative Tonic Tablets. It promises clearer skin, fewer pimples, and a velvety tone, claiming money-back if not beneficial and noting sale at Schmidt & Go's store in Marion.
An advertorial style piece promotes TIZ as a superior foot remedy for sore tender sweaty and swollen feet. It claims powders clog pores and TIZ cleans out pores and removes soreness promising no more limping and relief from corns bunions and callouses. It includes a testimonial from a policeman in Austin Texas and mentions direct order details from Walter Luther Dad Chicago.
Passengers on the steamship Grecian, returning to Philadelphia from Boston with wool and turpentine, danced in the saloon while firemen fought a blaze that broke out near midnight. Over a dozen firefighters were overcome by heat and smoke as the ship neared the Delaware capes and port officials and Captain Briggs ensured order.
Governor Jarmon announces appointments and reappointments in Ohio. John Kairse of Washington county is named to improve the condition of the Sind with a term through July 1, 1915. David BH Torpy of Washington county is reappointed to manage the Ohio penitentiary through March 31, 1915. Joban Vance of Gullia county is noted but details truncated.
A partial list shows the terms of trustees and examiners: Fred Pilliod in Fulton County expires April 2, 1b. Tolele Bate NW capital term to expire April 20, 1915. Larry B. Cook Cincinnati board of veterinary examiners term to expire July 9 1916. W. F. Carey Holmes County on the board of embalming examiners term to expire June 6, 1916.
United Press wire reports June 30 Washington that McMurray, a Oklahoma senator hopeful, asks the Senate Investigating committee for an immediate probe to clear him of alleged improper influence regarding Indian land contracts. He cites Cecil Lyon of Texas as having no interest in the contracts and notes House readiness to proceed once funds are provided.
Washington June 329 The death of Senator J W Daniels of Virginia last night removes one of the last moldable public men from Washington life. Daniels had been in the public eye for more than forty years and served in the Senate for the full term.
Reported at Lyvehburg funeral observers noted appointment prospects in state government. Governor Mann is expected to appoint a successor by Governor Claude Evanson, while congressional representatives attended today’s service.
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