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Newspaper
The Marion Daily Mirror
Location
Marion, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss government action on smaller trusts. Nine traits on the list to prosecute may prompt probes into beef, steel, electricity, sugar and other trusts. Congress and justice department involvement hinted.
Wootington May 17 reports the government widens anti trust probes under the Sherman act. New filings say evidence of restraint of trade may require broader action as the steel, paper, steamship, and beet trusts face renewed scrutiny and potential court challenges targets the alleged unreasonable practices.
George W. Perkins former Morgan partner calls in World’s Work for June for federal oversight of inter nate enterprises. He favors a business court to rule on business issues and fears dishonesty and selfishness in markets. He warns regulation can prevent disturbances from political agitation and local laws.
Columbus May 17 Governor Harmon announced the appointment of Allen W Thurman Democrat Franklin county Thos Snes F Davey Republican Mahoning county Joseph P Shutre Democrat Paulding county Arthur Sheppard Hepatilean Montgomery county to the central board of control governing non educational state institutions The board with nine trustees and a $1 000 000 annual budget will serve terms varying to 1915 and replace the existing board to oversee administration and spending
May 17 report from Minneapolis notes the Wrings convention of the awitch tee Chien of America will feature a speaker attacking Tre Fran T. Hawley. Hawley faces accusations tied to the Northwestern strike of 1900 and the inability of many awitchmen to regain positions. Hawley denies the charges, while anti Hawley forces claim a first victory in yesterday's election. The committee's new chair is BT Rhoohan of Buffalo.
A Pathfinder tour run near Dambridge North Oak injured three crew members. George Teubner and Id Overstreet suffered burns and other crew members were rendered senseless as a lightning strike hit the twin cities to Helena trophy run.
Reports from Texas state the armistice between Mexico's warring factions may be signed by nightfall. Expected terms include Diaz’s resignation within three months and the appointment of fourteen governors, with several cabinet changes and a new war minister to be named. Francisco Madero's approval is said to be near, after telegraphic confirmation from Judge Carbajal.
A garbled May report describes a raid on an estate in Lower area owned by Charles PatDatt and his brother in law Dr Bedwarda. Rebels allegedly took sixty horses and demanded 3000 dollars for return. Dr Edwards and Dr Wardre questioned. The article notes a veterinary or medical context amid chaotic details.
In a decisive vote yesterday about 65 percent turnout, the municipal government shifts to a commission form with three of five commissioners seated. New figures show Royse, Wood, Lawson, Weekes, and Ireland contested results as Pettit, Clayton, Lamborn, and others faced petitions amid charges. The outcome marks May 1 changes as residents weigh anti-safety measures and leadership beyond past authorities.
A garbled note cites New York figures and names like Myre Harly Green and Westminster, mentioning a potential fortune under $100,000,000 and a Westminster company with a 125,001,000 asset claim. It implies lending to high securities and financial moves.
Three lawmakers led the list of indicted officials as the grand jury resumes in Stark Carroll and Lawrence counties. Indictments name Sen Crawford Rep Lowry and Rep Chaney, with Turner and Korner pursuing further cases. Prosecutor Turner signals more charges may follow and Pomerene’s testimony looms in the ongoing probe.
Disjointed OCR text outlines a politician from Pennsylvania and other figures, mentioning Stark County and Montgomery County links. It references education, marriage, family ties, and a 200 dollar melting tax with alleged bribery connections. The garbled passage lists several counties and names without clear narrative.
A damaged report notes royalists rallying around Prince Vittoria Lillie Ip and Albert Mdwart amid tensions between Germany and Mighad. Mentions Victoria Louleu and King Georgy as figures in the dispute and references Protestant ties and potential alliance shifts.
A 14 year old boy nicknamed Nicholie Ural was arrested after the murder of a man named Feurcold following a pool game dispute. The boy confessed to killing and claimed an attempt to throw suspicion elsewhere. Authorities described a chaotic scene with involved adults and alleged threats.
Fragmented text reports a political controversy, naming legislators and officials challenged by a probe. It suggests a call for cleansing the atmosphere and vindicating those not involved while noting potential reputational impacts on innocent figures. The piece references the Ohio legislature, conventions, and investigations shaping public trust.
Fashionable London society questions Queen Mary’s style and authority amid estate reform. Critics mock the queen’s limits while supporting or opposing the fashionable revolt.
The notice reports a reduction in a specific quantity from 400 to 100 units. No other details are provided about the event or its context.
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