Memorial Day Musings On Duty And Remembrance
A historical column notes May 29 as Memorial Day with reflections on veterans of the Civil War, aging soldiers, and declining youth participation in grave decoration. It urges patriotic citizens to maintain the remembrance and duties previously carried by veterans and organizations.
Corruption probes delayed by Cincinnati election
The Gayman committeemen are ready to proceed with uncovering Cincinnati city corruption, but the investigation faces a stumbling block as the Drake committees stalled, delaying action until after the upcoming election. The block has hindered the start of the probe into city corruption.
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Berns Cox Probe Stirring Cincinnati Feud in May Report
A long-winded account derides Boss Cox and a political probe, accusing leaders of hiding administration secrets while ballots loom. It notes surprising game attendance and streetcar service, a Methodist moral conference rift, and a St Louis brick-strongman tale. Washington notes Panama canal work prompts a vegetable garden project led by Dr Henry F. Shults.
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Panama
Canal Commission
Henry F. Shults
Preserving Resources and Drainage Projects Highlight White House Meet
A report discusses garden grafting challenges and pest issues as President Roosevelt prepares a White House conference with governors on natural resources. It details two large forest maps, drainage and reclamation plans, and five irrigation projects expected to boost nearly one million acres, showing irrigation reducing floods and aiding river systems.
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National
Dralige Congress
Forest Service
United States
Mechanical Provesa
Rvice
Ite House
Reclamation Service
Roosevelt
Montana
Sahoshone
Wyoming
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
North Platte
Nebraska
Missouri
Mississippi
Bie
Severe Storm Damages Sandusky Businesses and Trees
The Sandusky report describes a storm that blew an electric sign from Hobert's Wholesale Liquor and toppled a pie stack at Woolsey Wheel Works. Many trees and chimneys were damaged, with temperatures dropping from 66 to near 60 degrees between 4 and 4:20 PM, and no tornado confirmed.
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Orphan Avenged interrupted by storm at Grand Opera House
A severe storm drove crowds to shelter at the Grand Opera House where panic erupted as dust blew in and an exit opened. The audience calmed by cool headed staff and the play resumed after brief disruption. Weather observer Nimmo reported heavy rain between 4:16 and 5:25.
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Hriekt
Ehila
Nimmo
Weather Bureau
Sandusky
Revolt in Bamou Island Attacks Vathy and Palace
Constantinople reports rising revolt on Bamou Island off Samos with fighting in Vathy for three days. Governor Koparis Efendi and the deme clash with Greek inland rebels aided by gondanmerie. Prince of Samos seized and escaped to the palace as troops and telegraph disruptions unfold. Casualties reported as assaults persist from Smyrna dispatch.
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Paiat
Vala Minor
Samos
Vathy
Koparis Efendi
Samox
Roopa
Emyroa
Gondanmerie
Smyrna
Harding to Run as Independent Republican for Congress
Washington May 20 Representative J L Harding of the Tuzid Olio patriot faction announces his run as an independent Republican candidate for Congress next fall. Harding accuses rival factions of corrupt tactics and says his chances to win are good though Camrow and Ca throw factions dispute the nomination. He cites opposition to the Third district’s leadership and vows to campaign on reform and constituents’ will.
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Ohio
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Wiliam Randolph Hearst
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United States
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Washington
J. 1. Harding
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H. G. Cathrow
Board of Elections
Charles Dieser
Cutrow
Tongresaman Harding
Yeaterday
Calvert Guilty in Contempt Case at Colomb City
Calvert, secretary of agriculture, found guilty of contempt of court by Judge Bigger. Sentenced to pay 50 dollars and costs and ten days in jail, jail term suspended. Injunction granted against Smith Agricultural Chemical Company to bar publishing examination results of Licard's products.
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the Agriculture
Bigger
Munday
Smith Agricultural Chemical Company
Board of Agriculture
Licard
Smith Company
Boand
Steli
Legislature
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You May Have It Charged and Pay One Dollar Weekly
A brief offer states you can charge an item for fourteen dollars and two cents and pay one dollar per week. The note outlines a simple installment plan with weekly payments and no immediate full payment required.
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