Two More Harmon Men May Lose Jobs
Dispatches from Columbus, Ohio report Gov. Cox prepares to continue a systematic purge of Harmon appointees. Widespread changes are expected among state officials including Ben McKinney, James H. Marker, and John H. Newman, with a commission to study miner pay to report at the next winter session. The Red Menace appears to be sweeping through state offices as Cox signs off on new removals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harmon
Ben McKinney
Marietta
W. L. Finley
James H. Marker
State Highway Commission
John H. Newman
Gov. Cox
General Assembly
Senate
Iseue
Phil N
Ron
Hardin County
M. B. Hammond
The
Economics
Ohio State University
J. M. Roan
Morrin Albaugh
Hocking County
J. C. Davies
Muskingum County
Goy
Cox
Vic Donahey
Donahey
Jobe
John W. Zuber
Paulding County
B.A. Crawford
Athens County
J. R. Defenbaugh
Fairfield County
Mier
Frank Harper
Mt Vernon
Crawford
Keener
Keenerly
State Librarian to be replaced likely soon in Ohio
Charles E. Carter notes that State Librarian John H. Newman may lose his post within two weeks as whispers name Charles N. Sweitzer of Canton as successor. The discussion ties to Harmon loyalties and the short ballot campaign with Progressive leaders arguing over outside speakers. Attorney General Hogan warns against concentrating power in the governor under a broad primary system. Two officials resign due to wives, including F P Householder and Capt J Haig.
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Harmon
John H. Newman
Newman
Itan
Charles B. Galbreath
Charles N. Sweitzer
Canton
State Lbrary Commission
Sweitzer
Stark County
Walter F. Brown
Brown
Progressive County
Supreme Court
Hogan
F. P. Householder
Youngstown
State Accounting Bureau
Capt. J. §. Haig
Napoleon
Civil War Department
Reuniting Republicans At Risk From 1913 Split
A report outlines a plan to capture the Republican organization for Roosevelt's 1916 nomination, noting two classes of obstacles: factional personal power and broad distrust of any union. It argues union requires a candidate untouched by the Bryan era, as in 1913 the Democrats healed after nominating a growth outside Bryanism.
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Republican Organization
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bryan
Repubican
Taft
Neutenanta
Dixon
Flinn
Clapp
Elde
Root
Penrose
Crane
Ike Hadley
la Follette
Cummina
Republicana
Wilson
Judge Overrules Motion in Bank Embezzlement Case
Byxtar of Lima former state bank examiner overruled his motion for a change of venue from Franklin county. He is charged with stealing 8140 from Columbus Savings & Trust Co when the bank was taken over by the state banking department. Eastern counsel argued most depositors and stockholders live there and Barter could not get a fair trial. Encouraging News. Gov Cox says the state board of commerce and the equity association struggle to get voters to approve referendum petitions for Warnon tax law Workmen’s compensation act and agricultural commission measure. many voters refusing to back the movement.
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Dodge Kinkead
Clem 8
Byxtar
Lima
State
Pranklin County
Dafunet Columbus Savings & Trust Co
State Banking Department
Easter'n Counsel
Cox
Ohio State Board of Commerce
The
Equity Association
Agricultural Commission
Weld
Our Amazing Foreign Policy and China Mexico stance
The New York Mail notes the Wilson administration recognizes China’s provisional government despite protests from major powers. It contrasts U S policy on Mexico, emphasizing high American investment and trade, 118 762 442 dollars in Mexico and 53 934 931 in China, with 40 000 citizens and over a billion in U S money in Mexico. It warns of chaos if Mexico falls and the potential for costly war and intervention.
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Wilson
China
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Great Britain
United States
New York Mail
Bryan Platform Principle Reverberates in Harrisburg
Secretary Bryan in Harrisburg reiterates a settled political principle that a campaign platform binds all who run on it. He seizes the moment to press the one term plank, urging adherence and accountability to the party platform.
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Bryan
Harrisburg
Vacuous Bull Moose Mind in Disorderly Thought Claims
A fragment notes a strikingly vacuous mindset described by alienists as a potential new form of mental deficiency. The text invokes Robert Burns in a cryptic prayer and contrasts self with others, labeling the attitude as increasingly evident and likely to be recognized as a distinct mental condition.
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Robert Burne
Turn the Other Cheek Warns American Manufacturers
Mr Underwood warns American manufacturers that tariff pressures may force concessions and urges patience as protectionist policies unfold in the broader economic debate. The admonition frames tariffs as a test of restraint and resilience amid global trade tensions.
Must Be His Plan Enozville Sentinel says harmony schemes blocked
The Enozville Sentinel notes that plans likely to be opposed by the colonel must gain approval to avoid failure, signaling a cautious approach to policy measures and harmony initiatives.
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Harmony
O. K
Enozville
Democratic probes threaten civil service
A promised congressional probe is expected to reveal an uncounted number of Democratic influences within the civil service. Officials anticipate findings may expose partisan entries affecting government operations and hiring.
Measles Cure Debate Echoes In Old Pulp Dialogue
In a clipped historical exchange, a physician declines a charge for curing a boy with measles, noting no fee as the cure is an original cane. The dialogue hints at old time medical ethics and playful wordplay over commissions on every child afflicted.
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Air
Pwek
Buckeye Notes Marietta and Ohio Tragedies Summary
Ohio brief chronicles report Patrick Henry 70 a prominent educator hanged himself in Noolyville. Judge Sater granted leniency to William H. Hudson old soldier sentenced for obscene mail matter. A fatal automobile crash near here leaves multiple injured. Pool rooms in Findlay impose bans on cards dice and silent electric planes at theaters. Stark county bans beer ads at Sunday picnics. Morgan County treasurer W J Taylor pleads guilty to embezzlement. fine and prison time suspended. Various deaths include Robert Chambers Lorain Leonard Moore and George Grabler. multiple suicides and fatal incidents. Columbus indictments allege rebating of freight concessions. Other items note a skeleton found in Akron and a fatal trench collapse in Steubenville. Sandusky adopts two slogans while business group pushes a change. Alfalfa fortune for King brothers in Mechanicburg area. A Cleveland line collision near Silla station leaves no serious injuries. Henry Reil dies in Fontoria at nearly 90.
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Marietta
Patrick Henry
Noolyville
Columbus
William H. Hudson
Circleville
Sater
Nilod
Findlay
Canton
Sherif Oberlin
Stark County
McConnellsville
W. J. Taylor
Morgan County
Ohio
Vernon
Robert Chambers
Lorain
Leonard W. Moore
Moore
Chillicothe
Tll
George Grabler
Jackson
Cambrian Hotel
John Byrd
Harvey Harris
Chardon
Mian
Sarah Wells
Claridon
Grand Jury
United States District Court
Grand Trunk Western Railway Co
Adriat
Mich
Newark
C. Warren
William Ferriman
Medina County
Cincinnati
Robert Huber
Chicago
John Kungellmann
Phoenix
Mt. Healthy
Huber
Kungellmann
Akron
Pearl Street
Buchtel College
Bookover
Steubenville
George Maple
Mast Springfeld
Sandusky
Sandusky Business Men's Association
Kmnly
Ad Club
the Business Men's Association Atill
Mechanicaturg
Joe
Charles
Willis King
Zanesville
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Silla
Fontoria
Henry Reil
Clit Wat Yateran
Beri
Ode Fellows
Mount Joy
Trade Talk and Odd News in a Lively Page
A collage of witty exchanges and curiosities: an ad for Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder, a quip about a man selling duplicating machines, a joke about a sheriff detaching scenery for debt, a London Bystander cartoon caption about roads, and a children’s tale where Paul gives the smaller cake to a friend to keep Alfred from getting sick.
Empresses See Sultan's Palaces and Princes in East
The narrative recalls 19th century royal visits to the Ottoman court. Empress Eugenie, en route to the Suez Canal opening in 1860, stayed in a sultan’s palace, followed by the Princess of Wales. In 1880 Abdul Hamid hosted the German Empress, escorting her to Yildiz Kiosk, and the Empress dined with the harem’s Indica at Pall Mall Gazette.
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Eugene
Sues Canal
Princess of Wales
Abdul Hamid
Yildiz
Pall Mall Gazette
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Reunited Party
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Tar
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Many & Man
Speeatele
Tyree
J. 5
Washington, D. C
Castoria
Bill Watson
Arry Thompson
London
Paul
Alfred
Grucare
Beecham
Fisertet
Alberta
Taps
Sabet
Railway
Rales
W. G. Nether
Gardner Bidp
Toledo
Tsoamigracton
Ottmwi
Tanh
Pinkham Medicine Co
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
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W.F Young
Therapion
Isis Therapion
Real
Aura Metal Lee
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