Visit to voting machine in Cleveland praised by mayor
A Wooster party accompanied Judge Swartz and others to Cleveland to view the new voting machine. Mayor Tom Johnson was given a brief inspection and the party reported the exhibit pleasant and satisfactory with the mayor courteous and humorous during the demonstration.
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Cleveland
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Cleveland Board of Elec “Tions
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J. A Marchand
Lee
Woorter
Baker
Maple Syrup in the Maple Trees These Days
Warm Sunday and hot Monday accelerate maple sap flow making fresh syrup soon available in abundance. Early sap is described as the very best, with later sap developing taste as buds form. Wavone county farmers seek ideal quality amid weather changes.
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Wavone County
Ureene township board acts on education and local issues
The Ureene township board of education met in Smithville to transact business. They encouraged teachers to plant shade trees on school grounds. Principal C. J. Gerig of No 5 resigned for the last two months, and Miss Mary Yoder was hired as the new primary teacher. Several local property and community developments were noted, including land purchases, building materials, and efforts to attract industry through a tomato canning venture. Social notices include marriages, club events, and school performances with local residents active in community life.
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Aving
Bueicess
Mary Yoder
J. H. Zook
J. C. Do Stettler
Co. S. Brenner
Abram Brenneman
A E. Bechtot
W. F Starn
Shipper
Carl
Carl Mertz
Castau
John Mertz
Ricker
Pittebare
Geing
A. L. Smuczer
Lydia Kartz
D. J. Ginley
Kent
Satorav
Marie Ziumerman
Agron
J. S. Stocter
Canton
Eliza Stoemaker
Adam Brant
T. A. “Beskoan
Addo Twiss
Orrville
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Shippad
Suldiara
Tayo Rest
Pitteger
Harrison Lumber Yard
Wooster
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Weller Co
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J. W. Bricker Brady
Peéumonia
Boao Spe SEGRE Steeegeenge oy' but much improved atsticle
Jona Gilnore and A. D. Luntz sale in tideorgetown fetched good prices. C. Greenawald and family of Shreve visited Mrs Jeane wala's parents. Greenswald and son Harry planned a few days’ visit with cousin Miss Adda Tiss of Lus Augeales Cel. Also Addy Twiss and T. A Belman dined with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J W Bricker.
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Jona Gilnore
A. D. Luntz
Tideorgetown
C. Greenawald
Shreve
Jeanewala
Beelman
Sonda
Lus "Augeales
Cel. Meer
Chet Addy Twiss
Mr. T. A Belman
Mie
J W Bricker
Cabinet rejects all bids for Panama Canal work
Washington February 26 1926 The cabinet voted not to accept any bids for building the Panama Canal. The government will undertake construction instead of contracting out.
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Lissas
Panama Canal
Oliver
Repeal of inheritance tax ruled effective in Ohio ruling
Columbia dispatch reports the state supreme court decided two Cincinnati cases on the inheritance tax repeal. The court held the repeal was immediate and absolute once passed and applied to the heirs.
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Columbia
Cincionati
Two centermen freed after being locked at Poomweke dance
At a Poomweke dance two young centermen were locked in a club row by members. After others left, the two men raised a window and were freed by Officer Davin Ghent who cut the rope and rescued them.
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Davin Ghent
Pythian Sisters Convention Set For March Meeting
The district convention of the Pythian Sisters of Ohio will gather in March at Muasaillon. The event announces plans and attendees from local chapters.
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Pythian Sisters of
Ohio
T. Muasaillon
Democratic National Committee Appoints Iowa and Alaska Members
Thom Ran Taggart announced ex-Congressman Martin J Wade of Iowa City will fill the Iowa seat on the Democratic National Committee succeeding Charles A Walsh. Louis L. Williams of Juneau Alaska is named to succeed A Delahey as Alaska member. American League schedule shows 154 games per club with openers April 11 Chicago at St Louis and other matchups through October 5.
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Ick
Thom Ran Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Martin J Wade
Iowa City
Iowa
Charles A. Walsh
Louis L. Willams
Juneau
Alaska
A . Delahey
Chicago
St. Louis
Mereland
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Bryce Meets President at White House Presentation
Washington February 20 The Hon James M Bryce ambassador from Great Britain to the United States was presented to the president by Secretary Root in the blue room The cordial greetings were exchanged in a formal ceremony and a reception followed the presentation
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Bryce
Washington
James M Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Root
Usust
They crawled and look out from more till night They never would agree
Two infants described as healthy, happy and bright now take Rocky Mountain Tea at night, per H. Boyd & Co.
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Rocky Mountain
H. Boyd & Co
Veterans Triumph In Bowling Contest At Local Alleys
Old men defeated the young in a Monday evening bowling match at the local alleys. The veterans won after a shaky start, taking the second and third games as youngsters faded. Scores show Rookle 127 177 148, Reagegrain 120 161 208, Thorpe 141 147 160, Alcock 135 157 509, Clark 114 100 151, Havenstein 156 100 129, Mongey 147 129 165, Alcock 158 101 179, totaling 742 second 702 tai 468. Moonlights vs Sunlights announced for tonight.
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Rookle
Thorpe
B. Alcock
Clark
Sazond
Tai
Wilelm
Zartongo
Tot
Havenstein
Mongey
F Alcock
Moonlights
Sunlights
Miner Victims Die In Coal Mine Accident
George Bird owner of a coal mine at FAC Tid and Jom Skelton a miner were killed in the mine by falling slate. George Granger 20, executed at Sing Sing for the murder of farmer Charles Lutz in Dutchess county in 1905. John W Offord judge of the criminal court Kansas City noted for his quaint philosophy. He once held that a wife has a right to go through her hand's pockets.
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George Bird
Fac
Tid
Jom Skelton
George Granger
Sing Sing
Charles Lutz
Dutchess County
John W Offord
Criminal Court
Kansas City
Burdock Blood Bitters Market Claims Boosts
An advertisement promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a tonic that purifies the body and strengthens the system to ward off disease. The claim links impurity from impure blood to easy illness and sells the product as a cure and preventive aid.
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