Public Utility Regulation and Its Future in Ohio
A detailed argument for state level control of public utilities in Ohio, tracing historical regulation from 17th century Britain to modern commissions. It argues that local control fails for telephone and energy services, preserves investor protections, and urges expanding the Ohio Public Utilities Commission’s powers to ensure fair rates, reliable service, and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Richmond
Titusville
Public Utility Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court of Ohio
Commission
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Ohio Commission
State Commission
Cleveland
Lakewood
Interstate Commerce Commission
Blue Sky Jang
Toledo
Marietta
East Liverpool
Wellsville
Elee
Jyieldue
Ladd
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Boxes of Gold and a London Meeting at St Pancras
The narrator describes covert arrival of Gerty and Metzger at St Pancras with seven black tin boxes of gold, planning to seize the treasure. He consults solicitor Mr Younghusband about movements, hotel suites, and the risk of bank dealings as Metzger travels to Manchester and a South American couple occupies a Milan Hotel suite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pancras
Gerty
Metzger
England
Adam Street
Arthur Youngshusband, LL
Lincoln's Inn
British Museum
Janet
Cafe Royal
Gerty and Metzger
Younghusband, Nicholson and Younghusband
Tacoin’s Inn
Mr. Younghusband
Manchester
Gorty
Milan
Public Sale at Austin True Farm Near Millfield
A public sale at the Austin True Farm one mile north of Millfield lists livestock and farm equipment for bidding. Items include multiple mares and horses, cows, calves, shoats, wagons, harness, plows, harrows, a corn planter, drills, a tedder, and a saddle. Terms are announced day of sale. lunch will be served at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin True Farm
Millfield
Tisising a family is an expensive hobby
A fragment notes family expenses and the idea that maintaining a large household can be costly, with likely emphasis on the burdens and tradeoffs of family life. The text appears incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete events.
Obituary for Sarah Congreve Wheeler in faith and service
Sarah Congreve, born December 28, 1842 near Coolville Ohio, died March 10, 1928 at 89. She married Hiram Smith in 1868, then Russell Wheeler in 1882 and raised a daughter. she later lived with her daughter Mrs Philip Millican. A Bethel M B Church member, she ministered to the sick, fought a good fight, and now awaits a crown of righteousness. The family thanks helpers who aided in illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Congreve
William
Polly Congreve
Coolville
Hiram Smith
Russel Wheeler
Philip Millicoan
Bethel M. B. Church
Glouster Jacksonville Trimble Methodist Easter Meetings
Edger B Dean pastor announces evangelistic services now in progress at Jacksonville and Trimble. Sunday March 25 schedules include Trimble Sunday School 9 20 a m and church 10 20 a m Epworth League 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m Jacksonville services list Sunday school 9 a m Class Meeting 10 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m church 7 p m Prayer Circle 6 30 p m during meeting Every evening at 7 p m until Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville-Trimble
Jacksonville
Obituary: Joseph Warren Morris 1841 1922 bio from Maryland to Ohio
Joseph Warren Morris born December 27 1841 in Kent county Maryland died March 8 1922 at his home in Washington District of Colum bia aged 81 years two months and nine days He married Eliza Martin in Ohio and leaves son Charles Raymond Washington DC daughter Ethel Steward Albany Ohio and grandchildren Hazel Bernice and Melvin Steward Albany Ohio Two children preceded him He joined the Methodist Episcopal church at Albany Ohio and lived a Christian life with many friends in Athens and Meigs counties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warren Morris
William
Sarah Morris
Kent County
Maryland
Washington
T. C
Ohio
Eliza Martin
Charles Raymond
Washington, D. C
Ethel Steward
Albany
Hazel
Bernice
Melvin Steward
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Athens
Meigs Counties
Bourg Gives Free Movie and Cigars After Wedding
Louis Treat Tiltonville Ohio reports a free movie for residents courtesy of Louis Bourg manager of the town's only cinema. Bourg had been married the day before and handed out real cigars to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiltonville, O
Mar
Louis Bourg
Bourg
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G. O. Maxwell
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Speh
Jose de Miguel
Southampton
Buenos Aires
Young Husband
Raymond Atkins
Morris Ave
Maxwell Brothers
Elizabeth Watson
Edwin Carleton
Lon Posey
Arthur Watson
Tas Childe
W. H. Fierbaugh
Pred Laughlin
Earth
Sarah Wheeler
Philip Millhoan
Glouster
Louis Treat
Arnold Johnson
Crinoline
Dave Fox
Music Box
Maine
Fox
Oriole Terrace
Fone
Porcelain Vaid Fox
Florence Easton
Herbert L. Clarke
Brunswick
Blatchford's
Wolfe Bros
Athens, Ohio
Clatchford
Ford Ad
Harvey’s Pavilion
Chauncey, O
Giron
Sih
Absolute
Jiggs
Maggie
Drury’s Drug Store
Him
Iter
Plapper
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