Amendment drives shift power in Ohio legislature
Columbus reports a proposed constitutional amendment filed with the secretary of state seeks to shrink the Ohio General Assembly from 123 to 50 in the House and 33 to 23 in the Senate, a plan backed by urban leaders to dilute rural influence and opposed by Gov Cox who questions its feasibility amid a broader wave of reform efforts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Secretary of State
Ohio Assembly
Senate
General Assembly
Asrenmib
Gov Cox
Iet
Iyoto Rath
Horahe
Walter B Vincent Confesses to Fraud in Petition Circulation
Walter B Vincent admits a full confession of fraud in circulating referendum petitions. He copied few names from directories and often improvised signatures by mentally generating them, filling page after page with invented entries.
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Walter B Vincent
Law limits county election boards to two leading parties
Members of the Progressive party lament a law that bars Bull Moosers from county election boards. The secretary of state will appoint 160 members on 80 boards, but the rule requires representation from only the two leading parties. They failed to win second place last fall and thus gain no board seats.
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Agricultural Commission
Atl Tate
Bed of Agriulture
Abeleed
Strade
Daryard
Othee
Walliams
State Experiment Station
Wooster
Homer C Price
College of Agriculture
Olose State Unity Rats
Samuel A Hoskins
Wapakoneta
Anylace
New Etate Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Dinquoricense Commission
Byron Clendenning
Camernmath
Howard Searest
Laima Detocrats
Charles Aberot
Marion Fronreseise
Gary Cox
Duckworth Cluh
Cincinnati
Becrest Ako
Alen
Marion
Allen
Robert Strayes
Dayton
Gov
Frank Mcbfroy
Ada
Secretary of State Office
T Howard Secrest
Friends of
McElroy
Graves
Progressive Party
Secretary of State
Bull Moosers
Sinking of St Louis Cathedral in New Orleans Sparks Debate
The foundations of the old St Louis Cathedral are sinking prompting concern over restoration or total rebuild. Completed in 1794 with aid from Andres Almonaster y Roxas, the structure faces new foundation issues and demands a commission of engineers and architects to decide its fate.
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New Orleans
St Louis
Pon Andres Almonaster Y Roxas
Louisiana
Old Nipsic Reborn as Icebox for Salmon Near Washington
The old United States cruiser Nipsic, built in 1873 and once part of the Pacific fleet, is converted into a giant icebox for salmon near the San Juan Islands. It survived the Samoa hurricane of 1888 and later served as a receiving and prison ship at Bremerton before being sold last spring as no longer useful to the navy.
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Washington
United States
Nipsic
San Juan Islands
Hellingham
Cannine
Samoa
Calliope
Bremerton
Navy
Hailstone Downs A Horse In Sudden Storm
Marietta Ohio reports a severe hailstorm where a hailstone large enough to knock down a horse struck during a rush up a hill near town. The storm smashed windows broke slate roofs damaged crops and killed fowls left unprotected as cooper shops and barns were overturned. Estimated damage runs into thousands of dollars.
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Marietta
Petrified Man Auction in Paria
An ancient petrified man, about six feet five inches tall, was sold at auction in Paria. The statue shows two deep wounds, suggesting he was killed and then fossilized by lime-rich waters. The figure once lived thousands of yearsago in Patagonia.
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Paris
Paria
Patagonia
Bible Lesson On Moses Delivering Israel At The Sea
An August 17 lesson text reflects on Moses leading Israelites through the Red Sea distraction from Pharaoh and how God’s power parted the waters. It discusses faith in peril, divine protection, and ultimate deliverance, urging readers to trust in God’s guidance.
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Christ
Israel
Moses
Deliverdaca
Ceaso
Jehovah
Lord
God
Egypt
The Making of a Big Leaguer by Potterton
A curved portrait of a famed US baseball star told through recollections of Mel Fullerton. Nedwcall, a quiet hired hand, joins the team, learns first base, and hits surprising home runs in casual play. The tale links childhood hunger, stagecraft, and a creator’s methods to a celebrated outfielder once of a Great Tenn.
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Amercan
Tush 3
Potterton
Mel Fullerton
Bond Potter
Nedwcall
Baw
Father
Ned
Itching Terrible on Limb Ends With Cure by Cuticura
Clarkfield Minnesota resident 8 O Gordon recounts years of severe leg itching starting as small red spots. After trying many remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Cuticuraointment, which he says cured the condition after six weeks of use.
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Clarkfield
Minn
Gordon
Dept. L
Joston
Adry
Woes and jests from a weary crowd in print
A collage of humorous ill formed anecdotes from a late century page. Youthful artists in Philadelphia face hardship while a recluse allegedly cooked breakfast for 19 years. A misprint in a world traveler report changes unchanged to uncanneed and a fire sale joke wraps the column.
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Philadelphia
Harper's Magazine
Telegraph Miscommunication From the White Nile Tale
A Sudan story describes a telegraph clerk in the White Nile frontier sending a panic signal about life being in danger from wolves and elephants. The reply from headquarters denies wolves in the region, prompting a second terse message clarifying the situation.
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Sudan
White Nile
Cancal Wolvas
Castoria Safety Reminder and Local Chat Session
A reminder to mothers to check Castoria bottle signatures as a safe remedy for children. A neighbor drops in for a half hour chat on the telephone, trading in “cheap talk” during a quiet afternoon visit.
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Fletcher
Fragmentary note with garbled phrases and names
Low-clarity clipping contains scattered words like Dartmouth Jack o'Lantern and phrases on dressing, breath, and cold. Several garbled terms and foreign marks obscure any clear event, person, or date.
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