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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
4
A concise note states that the future strategy centers on making general revenue the main fiscal plan. It emphasizes a shift in priorities toward sustained funding and broad-based revenue sources.
George Kraus a retired contractor died at his son-in-law's home in Pittsburg after ingesting Paris Green on his 81st birthday and 52nd wedding anniversary. He was found by his daughter in a workshop, revived briefly, and said he felt sick and did not know why he took the poison before dying.
In Washington on June 22 Charles Salvey nine and William Rook eight were drowned while bathing in the eastern branch of the Potomac. Salvey wrestled with cramps and sank. his friend, a capable swimmer, attempted a rescue and both disappeared beneath the water.
The Dally Jeffersonian is on sale at News Depot located in Mathews Block on North GBeventh Street.
The remark questions who will guarantee the guarantees provided by large insurance firms to safeguard banks, highlighting concerns about the reliability and accountability of those guarantors. The point suggests systemic risk if insurer backing is not itself backed by solid assurances.
Complaint cites cattle wandering into Northwood cemetery due to gates not hung. Gates lie on the ground but remain unwired. Authorities expected to promptly address the issue.
The Ohio Bankers Association favors ending competitive bids for state deposits and adopting a flat rate interest plan. State Treasurer Creamer reports the bid system brings about $1,000 weekly in interest for the state treasury. The association calls it an improvement over predecessors' methods.
It notes that 71 national banks in Oklahoma abandoned charters and reorganized under a state law guaranteeing deposits. It also mentions the Ohio State Bankers Association adopting resolutions against the postal service changes.
The text notes a stance on the savings bank proposition and deposit guaranty, placing it in opposition to both major parties' 1908 platforms, with postal savings favored by Republicans and deposits guaranty by Democrats.
Beholding a marked drop in assessed personal property values across several Ohio counties this year, likely driven by the two year panic. Local taxes may rise as decennial appraisal costs and other factors press budgets. The paper urges strict economy in public spending while noting the legislature’s stance on Harmon’s economy recommendations.
President Taft advocates a two percent levy on corporate earnings while the senate finance committee fights the proposal, aiming to limit a tax driven surplus. He opposes the Bailey-Cummings income tax plan though both may fail to become law. The high tariff remains the policy, maintaining broad burdens.
Police allege Minnie Tracey confessed to poisoning her husband Joshua Tracey with strychnine after mixing it into his whisky. She implicates her brother-in-law William R. Brown, who bought the poison.
Two baby antelopes sent by ex president Roosevelt to his daughter Mrs Nicholas Longworth arrived in New York aboard the Vanderland from Antwerp and Dover. A mangled body was found in a box car in Akron Ohio. An unidentified man about forty, apparently murdered and robbed, lay dead with a crushed skull.
Bargains across dresses coats suits and footwear with prices from 1.95 to 3.00. Items include ladies skirts coats and silk waists, mens suits trousers and oxfords, boys uniforms and patent leather pumps. Selection notes disturbingly mussed stock but marked down for this week.
Arrangements for the basket picnic at Perrys Den next Thursday all day are complete. The train will stop near the grove with a convenient road. Grounds are prepared with ice cream and lemonade stands and other conveniences. Fare is sixty cents for adults, thirty cents for children 5 to 12, and free for children under five.
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