Ohio News Reflects on Pattison Death and Smoot Controversy
The piece notes Governor Pattison's death and lauds his honest, businesslike administration. Lieutenant Governor Harris expected to assume office with a conservative, honest approach. It mentions the Senate Smoot dispute and the 1920s wave of women voters reacting to the investigation. It also previews automobile innovations and a portable bail bond device for motorists.
Hickman agrees to trustee control to satisfy judgment
Bondsmen compel deed of trust placing all Hickman and wife's property under W. M. Kurtz as trustee. Hickman remains as store agent, accounts to trustee, while Kurtz expects assets will cover the $23,750 judgment and allow keeping Hickman's home for his old age.
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William James
W. D. Bartlett
David Edwards
William Palmer
Hickman
W. M. Kurtz
Kurtz
Mr. Hickman
Ohio's Dead Governor Pattison Passes After Prolonged Illness
Governor John M. Pattison died at 4 20 p m at his Milford country home after a long illness. He had survived his inauguration but failed to recover, and his passing prompted official condolences as officials from the Supreme Court and Legislature prepared to attend his funeral. His body was to be laid to rest Thursday at 2 p m on a hillside near his home following services at a Methodist church.
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Belt
Holt
Cincinnati
Pattison
Ohio
Louis B. Houck
Milford
Christ Hospital
Elieworth
Liverpool
L. B. Houck
Columbus
Harvey C. Garber
Democratic State Executive Committee
Garber
Harris
Death of Governor Pattison Shocks Columbus Community
Columbus Ohio June 16 all of Columbus was shocked by the death of Governor John M Pattison the public figures and officials prepared for funeral attendance in Milford while the state supreme court and officers would go in body. Secretary Laylin and State Auditor Guilbert consulted with Attorney General Ellis and Speaker Thompson as the legislature debated funeral plans.
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Pattison
Columbus
John M. Pattison
Laylin
Guilbert
Ellis
Mark Slater
J. W.johnson
Waverly
Pattisons
Mr. Slater
Harris
Andrew L. Harris
Nippert
Hamilton County
Senate
James M. Williams
Cuyahoca County
Carmi A. Thompson
Lawrence County
Ohio
John Brough
Charles Anderson
Pattison Named Ohio Governor A Long Record Of Service
John M Pattison, born on a Clermont county farm, rose from a farmer’s boy to soldier lawyer and successful businessman. He led Union Central Life, expanding assets from about 1 million to over 50 million, then won the governorship in 1906 amid health strain. He also served in the state senate and supported temperance laws.
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John Mr. Pattison
Ohio
John M. Brough
Anderson
John M. Pattison
Boston
Clermont County
Pattison
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Cincinnati
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Union Central
State Senate
General Assembly
Charles Foster
Congress
Democratic Party
Myron T. Herrick
Statehouse
Methodist Church
Milford M. E. Church
Knight Templars
Business Men's and Commercial Club of
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Sequel Reveals Local Manager’s Nuisance Handling
Neighbor Bower reports to Mayor Day that Swift & Co. waste was burned near the river rather than buried. A dispute with the Board of Health followed as Bower accused partiality while acknowledging general nuisance issues persist despite abatements.
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Swift & Co
Bower
Day
Board of Health
Mr. Bower
Health board plans action to curb nuisance neglect
The article notes that some residents fail to abate health nuisances even after notice. It highlights the need for immediate corrective action and mentions a Board of Health move to enforce compliance to make neglectful citizens sit up and take notice.
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Board of Health
Half Is Israel Now Wedded Half Is Israel Now Wedded
Sam Somer returns from Waterloo Iowa after attending the marriage of Morris Half son of Isaac Half to Miss Caroline Beatrice Israel a society lady of Waterloo. Guests from Pittsburg and Chicago join in the celebration as posters proclaim Just Married and the Half family jokes about six halves or three Half and Halfs amid wedding festivities.
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Sam Somer
Waterloo
Iowa
Morris
Half
Isaac Half
Caroline Beatrice Israel
Messrs
Felix, Rudolph
Leo Hall
Eva Hall
Pittsburg
Fred Newman
Chicago
Pittsburg Dispatch
Lexington Hotel
Carrie Israel
Felix
Rue
Judge Beer By lis True Worth
We present arguments praising beer as a nutritious food beverage. Endorsements from Phoebe Cousins Northwestern University figures and a veteran officer spotlight beer as a temperance substitute. Pabst Beer is described as eight day malt aged, with pure water and three and a half percent alcohol, positioned as healthful and ideal.
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Phoebe Cousins
Oo Feisler
Northwestern University
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Southwest
Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup
Sworn statement notes manufacturers claim protection from opiates in Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Kennedy
Cline
Farm For Sale Near Columbus With 103 Acres
A well improved 103 acre farm 28 miles from Columbus and 2 miles from the county seat in a town of 8000. Level land and a nice home on a good road. Will be sold cheap if sold soon. Enquire of Chas Lamb Baltimore Ohio.
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Columbus
Chas. Lamb
Baltimore
Ohio
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