Recorder FP TIPTALBAUCH infirmary director names and coroner listed
The record lists offices and officials including Infirmary Director Charles Freeman Samuel Bader and George Wetdemaier, and Coroner Dr. W H Hinklin, with Recorder designation TIPTALBAUCH noted in the condensed roll.
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Charles Freeman
Samuel Bader
George Wetdemaier
Campbell Harmon Rockwell Ticket in Ohio Politics
United States Senator James B. Campbell of Butler Republican candidate promotes statewide agenda. Governor Judson Harmon of Hamilton seeks reelection with reform platform. Lieutenant Governor David L. Rockwell of Portage endorses fiscal responsibility and public works plan.
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United States
James B. Campbell
Butler
Judson Harmon
Hamilton
David L. Rockwell
Portage
Shifting Responsibility on School Board Calls for Unity
After a heated ballot on electing a four year superintendent, leaders urge the Marion school board to settle the dispute themselves rather than deferring to county commissioners. The Vindicator notes the need for board accountability and warns against shifting duties, urging all parties to unite for the schools. The report also mentions Marion Star commentary and a reference to Harry Thaw’s court case and a note on governors' trust discussions.
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Board of Education
Tly
Thia
Board of County Commissioners
Marion
Bryan and Johnson in heated political climate
The New York World highlights Bryan’s enduring appeal amid Governor Johnson attacks that resemble chills and fever. It notes New York City's borrowing capacity and Marion’s recent history, then mentions the Brownsville case ruling favoring the president and the call for Foraker to face the count.
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New York City
Marion
United States District Court
Brownsville
Foraker
Settlement in Sight in Cleveland Street Car Strike
In Cleveland Ohio the settlement of the street car strike appeared near at noon Wednesday as the state board of arbitration union officials and Municipal traction officials met. Dupont insisted on seniority of workers and offered to let the arbitrator settle all points. Rioting continued with cars stoned passengers injured and dynamite explosions under cars. Police made moves as casualties rose. The Large police presence did not prevent irregular service. The peace proposition was carried to the strikers and they began considering it this afternoon.
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Cleveland
State Board of Arbitration
Provident Dupton
Dupont
Peice
Records Exchange Offer for Old or Broken Records
A local program announces an exchange offer allowing residents to trade in old or broken records for new or credit. The initiative aims to reduce waste and encourage recycling while replenishing collections for DJs, collectors, and households.
Brewer Trial Details and Spouse Spy Plan
The account describes a convoluted scheme involving Brewer and his wife with a plan to mislead detectives. Coded signals, elevator strategy, and a supposed connecting room were discussed as part of a staged drama to influence a divorce case amid hotel intrigue and testimony from numerous witnesses.
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A. Teatul and
Cedric
Brewer
Ike
Donoument
Letters signed an old fool reveal Platt marriage claim
New York May 19. Testimony in Judge O Gorman's court details letters signed an old fool and references to Senator Thomas Platt and Miss Mae C Wood claiming a secret marriage on November 1901 at a Pitth avenue hotel. Wood describes a three day stay, a wedding ring, and a minister performing the ceremony as Platt pressed secrecy. The case, tied to divorce proceedings, continues with more letters shown and a $10,000 note amid competing claims. Also noted is a summary of a tobacco trust case against eight estates controlling the American Tobacco Company through stock holdings and the Ryan syndicate influence.
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Klewes
Mae C. Wood
O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Neenes
Thomas Platt
Pitth Avenue
Senator Platt
Matt
Miss Wood
Platt
Manhattan Beach
Ute
Mies Wood
J. Martin Miller
John B. Stanchficlt
Tuntil
Withers
Jehe Ward
Witten
Hitle
Ty Dim
Stan Woot
Wan
Michigan
Newaper
Omaha
Yohbar
Nebraska
Benton Platt
Fettere
Miew Wood
Mint Weer
Middleton
Ike
Janeway
Wunster
Miller
A. H. Hummel
Hammet
Alenl
Sianen
American Tobacco Company
Capcern
Menor Estes
Toes B. Duke
Thomas Ff
Ryan Anthony N. Brady
Benjamin N .Duke
Col
Oliver HL. Payne
William L. Blktin
Philadelphia
Peter A
William
Wihitney Ryan
Get
Payne
Plky Ins
Duke
Coomge Arenue
Alamp
Truat Ie
Ryan Byndicate
Union ‘Tobacco Company
Ryan
Trust
South
Moana
Combine
Wince W. ©. Whitney
Thomas ¥. Hyan
Tobacca Trust
Commoner Wins Alabama Delegation Early Returns Indicate
Early statewide returns from the Monday primary show William J. Bryan likely to secure Alabama's delegation to the national convention in Denver. Gov. Johnson leads in several southern counties while Morgan and Donopolis reports hint at strong Johnson support. Mobile County appears to favor Johnson.
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Ala
William J. Bryan
Alabama
Denver
Gov. Johnson
Hrgan
Donopolis
Treward
Birmingham
Johnson
Mobile County
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