Delays in appointing officials create campaign tension
Columbus dispatch notes governor may appoint without state Democratic influence. Price Russell backed by Garber and Houck to win state fire marshal post as delays stir unrest among party members. Governor Patti is slow due to precarious health, delaying selections and leaving candidates anxious about future opportunities.
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Columbus
Anle
Democratic Organization
Carly Ang
Price Russell
Houce
Garber
Russell
state fire @ marshall
Houck
Patti
State House
Honeck
Govenor
Local Notes From Smithville Area This Week
Smithville briefs recount visits from Fred Wood and Frank Gray, a pension notice for Gwendolyn Slater, and family gatherings at BE E Wilbert’s home. Reports include travels of Miller Reich and Otto Hooley, a bank corner move by local merchants, a benefit by local talent, and the deaths of Milo Smucker’s infant and Mrs Nash Steele with twin funeral details.
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Fred Wood
Ba F Wood
Fadiey
Ind
Thora'do
Frank Gray
Wooter
HB. M. Blattenberg
Gwensiort
Bert Slater
BE E
Wilbert
Medina County
Taylor
Susie eeFelton
Wm. King
Aeswithville
Wooster
HeMiller Reich
Canton
rAmong
J. Corie
Bracnéman
Clyde ‘Miller
Rith
Dilton
Guiner
C. E Webner
David
Art Canton
Milo J Smucker
Dan
Nash Steele
Smithville
Union Church
Paradise
Steele
Gove
David Forrer
Andercone
Durstine
H. B. Durant
Harrisburg
Jacob A. Miller
Bierbower
Dreher
Smithvile
Jacob Billman
Virginia
Emporia
Richmond
North Carolina Line
Farmers Mutual Improvement Club Meets at Pa
The Farmers Mutual Improvement Club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. GT Silye on Friday March 1906. The program includes several readings and talks, with Mrs. aq sot anyer SS listed among participants.
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Mutwal
Gt.silye
Aq Sot
Wertz railroad bill under discussion this week
The Wertz railroad bill gains support from shippers and railroads and is set for a Wednesday vote. It creates a three member commission to regulate charges, express companies, bridges and terminals, and passenger and property transport. Penalties reach $5000 for unjust discounts or false classifications, with enforcement and legal machinery outlined. Mention of local obituaries and scattered notes follow in a fragmented column.
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Cleveland Lader
Buoday
Ularms
Onukget
Passengra
Pro
Mane Bill
Columbus
Pattison
General Assembly
Ohio
House
Senate
Vanover
Pumphrey
Congress
Senate Temperance Committee
Wayne
Lersch
Lorain
Hafner
Ditmar
Foster
Hahcock
Hill of Columbiana
Lumbiana
Smith
Cuyahogas
Roberts
Cuyahoga
Adler
Hamilton
Paxton
Committee On
Railroad Committee
Hypes
Huffman
Butler
Patterson
Espy
Wooster Democrat Letters On Congressional Candidacy Clash
Wooster Ohio readers discuss Democratic contenders for Congress in the 17th district. Letters criticize John S. Adair and Senator Vanover and Representative Wertz, noting past county vote counts and urging clearer running ability. Local party notes also cover state legislative proposals and patronage details.
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John ‘3
Adair
Vanover
Wertz
Siadne
Giro
Congress
John 8. Adair
Thia County
WanOver
Democrat
Bee
Richards
C D. “Smith
Sherif
Smith
5 National Bank
Odd Fellowa
John Bt ‘Adair
Cincinnati Gas and Electric to Increase Capital Stock
Cincinnati Feb 27 capital stock of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric company was ordered increased from 31000000 to 36000000 by almost unanimous vote of the shares Only 453 votes were cast against the increase while 222754 were for The 5000000 increase will be used for extensions including the introduction of natural gas and for the extension of services.
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Ncrease Capital
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Ohio Olio reports county treasurer money counted and fraud probes
Cincinnati reports probe into county treasurer finances after senate inquiry. John Work and George Puchta named to count deposits and gratuities from banks. Prosecutor to pursue civil action to recover money paid as interest. Other Ohio items include Pfieffer confession on arson, oleomargarine seizure, bridge cases depositions, and jail escape.
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tté-Buckeys
WiIl
Cincinnati
Senate Investigating Committee
Malsbury
John Work
George Puchta
Business Men’s Club
Rullson
Hynicka
Sendta Committee
Neh Wei
Roosevelt Intervenes in Miners Operators Dispute
President Roosevelt again intercedes in the coal wage dispute between miners and operators. A national convention of United Mine Workers is planned for March 16 in Indianapolis to seek a renewal of the joint interstate wage agreement. The letter to John Mitchell urges renewed efforts to avert a strike due April 1, with Mitchell and Robbins chairing the talks.
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United Mins Workers
Indinapoli
New York
Froosevelt
John Mitchell
America
Indianapoliands TS
Sef
Robbins
National Clite Federation
M.vhell
Roosevelt
Endianapolis
Presdent Mitchell
Mitch
Francis {. Robbins
Pittshire Coal Company
W C Perry
Southwestern Association
B E. Bush
Gould Railroads
Fire destroys mills at Morristown area in Ohio
Winchester Ohio February 27 The flowing mill of Hunter Brupott Brie tom Morristown six miles west of this city was destroyed by fire together with its contents including several thousand bushels of grain. The mill was one of the largest in this section of the state. Loss $30,000.
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Winchester
Hunter, Brupott & Brietom
Morristown
Gether
Car Driver Killed By Runaway Cars Near His Home
Columbus Ohio February 27 a 54 year old carpenter W H Wall of the Panhandle shops was run over by a car within a block of his home. He was instantly killed his body severed with his right arm and leg torn free. Hamilton February 27 Soldier Dead Me f Jon M Kennedy died at home in this state aged? two brothers and sister’s names are stated in a fragmentary line.
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Toledo
Elwood Pfeiffer
Cindabat
Fufton County
Ban
Fulton County
Pfeiffer
Morris
Ohio
Columbus
W H Wall
Carpenter
Panhandle
Hamilton
Jon M. Kennedy
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