Democratic tariff bill passes House in large majority
Washington reports the Underwood tariff bill cleared the House 281 to 139 with 1 present, a strong Democratic showing. Only 12 members were absent. four Progressive votes and a Republican pairing helped secure the margin, signaling Senate mandate for minimal changes.
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Washington
House
Clark
Wilson
Congress
James R Mann
Illinois
Mann
Louisiana
New York
Ohio
T T Ansberry
Ways and Means Committee
France
Ansberry
Representative Roberts
Nevada
Sharp
Ashbrook
Francia Ashbrook
Francis
Betsevere
Hokie
Philadelphia
Representative Rucker
Missouri
Donghoe
Hood Turned Over to Chicago Police Officer
The case of Fred Hood was reportedly settled in common pleas court as the sheriff was ordered to turn Hood over to Detective George Garry of the Chicago police for municipal court proceedings. Attorney John McSweeney represented Hood before Governor Cox, and a letter from Horton claimed Hood tried to swindle Afetrapote but Hood refused the false checks’ payment. Detective Garry planned to take Hood’s blood samples to Chicago on Sunday for further status.
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Fred Hood
Junge Weigandt
Common Preas
George Garry
Chicago
Cox
Illinois
Oreu
Hood
John McSweeney
McSweeney
Weygandt
Horton
Afetrapote
Old murder story revived at Massillon
Detectives at Leavenworth think they have the man who killed Mrs Kottin Hudson and her husband in Paola Kansas in 1912. Henry Lee Moore, now in Missouri, is linked to 23 other axe murders in the west. Rollin Hudson’s father plans to visit Jefferson City to probe the claim Moore killed his son and daughter-in-law. Authorities credit special agent McClaughry with a theory tying Moore to Missouri Kansas Colorado Iowa Illinois cases.
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Massillon
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kas
Kottin Hudson
Anna
Paola
Kans
Henry Lee Moore
Lfe
Missouri
Alen
D. S. Hudson
North Industry
Rollin Hudson
Jefferson City Co
Moore
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa
Illinois
M W . McClaughry
Department of Justice
Jefferson City
Mary Wilson
George Moore
Columbia
Dr. Crippen
England
Rittman Proud of Its New Band Master
Rittman honors its band master after naming Beerwein director of the orchestra at a Cleveland church. The appointment, described as a strong musical choice, carries a good salary and signals the leader’s rising prominence within the local musical community.
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Rittman
Greston Journal
Beerwein
John D Rockefeller
M.cleveland
Eberwein
Rittman Press
Popular Reformed Church Preacher Invites Public
Sunday evening Rev Burghallen, a highly regarded Reformed Church minister, will deliver a sermon. The public is cordially invited to attend at the Reformed Church in Nifi Breach.
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THE
Reformed Church
Burghallen
Nifi
Ohio Prepares Three-Quarters Jury Law for Verdicts
Attorneys anticipate the "three-quarters" jury law in Ohio as a constitutional amendment allows the general assembly to enact legislation permitting juries to reach verdicts by a three-quarters vote. Early in the legislature...
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Ohio
General Assembly
Legis
Governor Cox Signs Measure to Reduce Civil Action Disputes
The bill signed on February 12 by Governor Cox becomes law mid May. It aims to shorten civil action disagreements, reducing delays and streamlining litigation compared with prior practice.
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Cox Tt
Thief Reported After Barnum and Bailey Show
Daniel Funck real estate dealer says he was robbed of 53 dollars a new pocketbook and several checks near the Barnum and Bailey circus. He suspects the thief followed the circus and another man was caught attempting to enter a residence on North Street but fled.
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Barnum & Bailey’s Circus
Daniel Funck
Funk
William Horn
North Street
Good For Man healing curative remedy at Hanford's Maisam
An advertisement extols a remedy described as effective for external ailments including cuts sores burns and lameness. It stresses rapid results and recommends keeping the product in every home as a valuable household remedy sold at Hanford's Maisam.
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Hanford
Gerstenslager Offers Prize for Fastest Trotting Horse
George Gerstenslager awarded a fine breaking cart, stamped best, to the horse with the fastest trotting record, pleasing the Matinee association. The Wooster Daily News adds a prize of a fine light driving harness for the pacer, creating two desirable gifts. If your horse is kicked or cut by barbed wire, use Hanford’s Babsam?ns.
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George Gerstenslager
Matinee Association
Gerstenslager
Wooster Daily News
Jvith
Hanford
Expert Printer Arrives at the Collier Home
Born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Charles Collier of North Butkeye street a son. The Collier family now includes one daughter and one son. Mr Collier believes in preserving the printing business reflected by adding a new printer to reside at the Collier home.
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Charles Collier
North Butkeye Street
Collier
Funeral for Mrs Catharine Whittamyer at Jefferson
The funeral for Mrs Catharine Whittamyer of Grestline was held Saturday at Jefferson Lutheran church. The body arrived in Wooster at 11 24 and burial followed at Jeffersonville. Appraisers in Coshocton county report county losses at 303780 not including railroads. Stark county postmasters face job losses from forced examinations.
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Catharine Whittamyer
Grestline
Jefferson Lutheran Church
Wooster
Jeffersonville
Coshocton
Workman Falls From Handcar in Erie Signal Crew
John Miller of Ashland, a member of the Erie railroad automatic signal crew in West Sagem, fell from a handcar during a rapid propelling run Thursday afternoon. Dizzy after a turn, he slid under the car and was injured along the back of his head, forehead, side, and one foot and ankle. A fellow worker was also hurt but not seriously.
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West Sagem
John Miller
Ashland
Erie Railroad
Here
Mier
Efi
Miller
Darts of Cupid Spark Quick Weddings at Orrville
Cupid’s fickle mood brings fast odds of love and elopements as couples rush to marriage. Anna Phillips and Raymond L. Stump entered probate court for a license and wed, as onlookers cheered at the Pennsylvanian depot after ceremonies and a train send off.
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Cupid
Itriday
Anna Phillips
Morganroth
Orrville
Raymond L. Stump
Dher
Pennsylvania Depot
Wayne County Attorneys Hope for Judges Under Firebolin Bill
The Firebolin bill signed by Governor Cox allows Ohio counties to elect two common pleas judges with Wayne County gaining local opportunity. Attorneys aspiring to judgeships can plan without pressure from outside aspirants as political nominations may come in the future.
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Cox
Ohio
Common Pleas
Ashland
Coshocton
Wayne County
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Theft Case
Not guilty plea entered by W. Baken charged with tearing a buggs and set of wheels. Baken claimed he was told to take and use it as long as he wanted. Trial date not set but expected within two weeks. Baken unable to hire a lawyer and unable to post bond. bond fixed at $700.
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W. Baken
W.randt
Baken
Laken
Disorderly Drunks Stagger in West Salem Streets
The West Salem Reporter notes two or three good for nothing drunks on the streets last Sunday, staggering and cussing, a fault remembered from twenty years ago with little attention then and now, while the community worries about the parents and relatives.
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Wes
West Salem
King- In-The
Mrs Charles Lawrence Returned Home After Operation
Mrs Charles Lawrence was taken from Wooster hospital Friday night and brought to her home 2 1 2 miles southwest of Wooster. She is recovering from an operation.
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Charles Lawrence
Wooster Hospital
Wooster
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Wooster
Mrs Emma Allen of 99 E Henry St Wooster Ohio testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her dizziness and kidney irregularities. She praises the remedy after reading reports of others' results and plans to continue use for lasting relief. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Schacter Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States.
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Dean
Wooster
Emma Allen
E. Henry Sr
Ohio
Doan
Schater-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
New-York
Orrville Residents Visit Wooster Throughout Week
Orrville residents Ed Wirth Perry Auble Mr and Mrs Frank Seurer Miss Stella Koch Miss Myrtle Razier Len Koch Oscar Snyder and others visit Wooster Friday and Saturday. Orrville guests include Mrs Otto Tidball Mrs Harry Andross Mrs Harry Crawfark Mrs Lillian Wintersteen and more. Diverse attendees attend missionary meetings presbytery and social visits in Wooster.
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Frank Seurer
Orrville
Wooster
Stella Koch
Myrtle Razier
Len Koch
Oscar Snyder
Wooster Presbyterians Open Annual Mission Meeting
The Wooster Presbytery women opened their annual home and foreign mission meeting at Mirat church with Mrs E W Wyldilor of Mansfield presiding. Speakers covered Negro uplift, Mexican neighbors, and missionary work among Italians and Freemen schools, highlighting fundraising and membership gains for the year.
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Womans Home and Foreten Missionary Societies of
Wooster
J) Meese
Mansfield
Tost
Misa Roberta Barr
Pittsburgh
Fauve
Ularly Boge Academy
Augusta
Charlotte Donnelly
United States
Donnelly
New Mexico
Mre Donnelle
Home Missions
The
University
America
Presbvterians
Vanta Ga
General Assembly
Church
Mra Vatre
YWCC
Weasalminster Church
Miss Notesteffi
Our
Home Mission Board
Taylor Hall
Mc Bryce
Ashland
Westminster Church
Shreve
Goad
Wiber
Washington
Kauke
Memorial Chapel
Stallions and Jacks Enter 1913 Season at Wooster Fair Grounds
The Stallions Earl Wilton 32925 and McQuillen 55372, large bay and heavy horses, stand at stud with rates. Jacks Colonel Sampson Twilmo Rockefeller also listed. Breeding at Wooster Ohio fair grounds, insured live foal, terms: Earl Wilton $10, McQuillen $20, Jack fees $15. Care taken to prevent accidents. no liability for injuries.
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Jacky
Es Fair Grounds
Wooster
J Earl Eee
A M Hanes
Lexsington
Wilton
Geor Wilkes
Horton
Quillen
Aquilin
Pistachio
Electioneer
Colonel
Sampson
Twilmo
Rockefeller
Earl Wilton
Waytte County
McQuillen
Fair Grounds
Ohio
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Seville
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City
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Tarry Robison
Fred Seas
Mary Seas
Forrest Baird
Loudonville
Harriett Snyder
Pme
Tein Thttner
Shéve
Misy Ethel Bittner
Skr Winbigler
B A Funk and Wife
Jeromesville
Harves Wesselman
Cleveland
Otto Tidball
Harry Andross
Jay Jackson
Mra iMenry Marshall
Harry Crawfark
Mra W
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Orrville, Tees Ing
Chiude Weaver
James A Tower
Lodi
L. Lance
Irs Aaferman Elser
Diarium and Bailey Circus
Mix Joberman
Spruce Street
Mrs Leer
I G. Stratton
Chatham
F. Conrad
Lewis Miller
Londonville
Conrad
I. Kiermaes
George Brenneman
Harry VanOver
Big Prairie
Fr M Vanover
W Littell
Wife
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Orlin Dawson
Grace Betson
Fd Betson
Lillian Wintersteen
Rice
West Liberty Street
Ed McQuistion
Jodi
Carl Young
Medina
van Nesthoe
Ralph Kinney
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D G Cooper
Ida Nevill
Guy Stillson
Veen
Pacific Coast
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H J Stillson
Poétal Telegraph Office
Albert Tracy
Clyde van Niman
Wayne County Democrat Company
the Commercial Bank
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Pressae A Ers
Jamer
Piregiors
Albert Shupe
Hugh McConahay
Tesac J. Srtth
Mahlon Roach
W. Ae Giffin
Spal Na
Sydy En Ed
Rees Areca
L. A. Bickford
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Jow Ferguson
J Wo Imekasop
Hegpear
Mapsfield
Nellie Kelley
D J Satterfield
Grace Ross
J . Schantz
Millersburg
Cy P Lace
Henry Blankenhorn
Missy McNeal
Cortland
DD. W. Metzler
Thorpe
Heron
Asaiah
Luke
Meert
Presbyterian Church
Brigham. Young
Squire Wiber
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