New Treaty Path Seen As California Question Grows
Washington reports indicate Japan links its protest over the California alien land bill to national pride and honor, complicating potential concessions. The U S administration says the bill may not violate treaty rights, pressuring federal support for California in talks with Tokyo. Japan seeks a frank, public position only by agreement, while avoiding U S court actions on citizenship.
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Washington
California
Johnson
United States
Japan
Chinda
Tokyo
Oppose Leasing Clause in California Alien Land Bill
California Governor Johnson plans to sign the Webb alien land bill despite Ambassador Chinda urging haste. Democrats, led by Theodore Bell, prepare referendum petitions to be circulated once signed to mobilize public opposition to the leasing clause.
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Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Chinda
Webb
California
Theodore Bell
Bell
Daugherty Won’t Resign to Please Progressives
Harry M. Daugherty says resignation would be desertion and will not quit as chairman of the Republican state executive committee even to urge Progressives back to the party. He has no plan to run for his own renomination when the new state central committee is chosen by primary. He noted no supporter or newspaper backing the entire ticket last year has asked for his resignation.
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Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Republican State Executive Committee
New State Central Committee
Notice of Examination for Teachers May 1 1915
The City Board of School Examiners will hold a teacher examination on Saturday May 1 1915 at Brown High School Building. Examinations begin at 8 o clock. Board members FE Miller I W Lachat J C Kragleson. Tuesday and Saturday schedule listed.
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City Board of School Examiners
Brown High School
FE. E. Miller
I. W. Lachat
J. C. Kragleson
Board of Examiners
City Cars Strike Continues With Arbitration Plan
The board proposes a three member arbitration panel with one member from the traction company and one from the streetcar union, plus a third chosen by the pair or by a United States judge if they disagree. Union reps were not at the meeting but later consulted with Mayor Hunt. The Covington Newport and Cincinnati Railway workers began a midnight strike though Kentucky union has not yet sought higher pay.
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Traction Company
Streetcar Men's Union
United States
Hunt
Theodore Irving Reese
Columbus
State Board of Arbitration
D. H. Sullivan
Covington, Newport and Cincinnati Railway Company
Kentucky Union
Militiamen Ready If Troops Needed Over Cincinnati Strike
Columbus May 13. George F Burba secretary to Governor Cox said no call for troops has been received but militiamen can be sent to Cincinnati on short notice if the streetcar strike escalates. Cox is in Washington on Ohio flood business and absent from state matters.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
George F. Burba
Cox
Washington
Ohio
Benefit concert by home talent for Knights of Methodist
Tickets for the Knights of Methodism benefit concert directed by Miss Mary Doyle go on sale at Fred Raymond's and Cambridge Clothing Co. Call Bell 262-1 or Home 7862 for delivery. The home talent show promises an excellent entertainment with admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for school children.
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Knights of Methodism
Mary Doyle
Good Hope
Fred Raymond's
Cambridge Clothing Co
Bell
Walt
Gibson Ice & Coal Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting for The Gibson Ice & Coal Company at its Cambridge Ohio office on Wednesday June 4 1913 at 9 o clock a m for winding up affairs and surrendering corporate authority. E T Hall president May 6 1913
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Gibson Te & Coal Company
Camridge
Ohio
Gibson Ice & Coal CO
E. T. Hall
Electric Bitters touted as health miracle by users
For the weak and nervous, tired persons claim electric Bitters restore energy and appetite. Praised by Mrs Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York and others, the remedy is said to aid stomach liver and kidneys. Bottles cost 50 cents and one dollar with local endorsements.
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Neilley & Co
Cambridge
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Glidden's French Remedy Praised by Mrs Bergen
Mrs N W Bergen of Marietta Ohio declares in a testimonial that a fall two years ago led to rheumatism in her knees and age related troubles, and since using Glidden's French Remedy she has been cured and urges friends to try it. Adv notice dated May 12.
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Marietta
Glidden
N. W. Bergen
Third Street
Quaker City Sunday Visitors Include Dornan Cochran Party
Thomas Dornan spent Sunday in Quaker City. Jacob Cochran and his daughters Misses Lydia Violet and Ethel also spent the day in Quaker City.
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Thomas Dornan
Quaker City
Jacob Cochran
Lydia
Violet
Ethel
Community Notes in Guernsey County Alive with Visits
Local page records visits and news from Senecaville and Love City including guests of Mrs. Lum Baird and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corwin. It notes church meetings, sermons by Rev. Dewey and Rev. F G Fowler, fishing trips, travels to Cambridge, and weddings and births. Pennyroyal Reunion planned for August 21 and 22.
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Robert Lowry
Floyd Fowler
Cleveland
Della Morrison
Columbus
Frank Morrison
L. H. Ludwig
Marietta
Nan Jones
Batesville
James Basford
Herbert Hodge
Pittsburg
Hodge
Rev. Dewey
Cambridge
F. H. Fowler
Warren Rogers
Arthur Long
Wilma
Margaret
Lawn Beachout
W .O. McCormick
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Basford
Hiram Long
Love City
Mary Thornbur
New Straitsville
Arthur Hinchcliffe
F. G. Fowler
M. E
Cumberland
Bethel
Charles Marquis
Selo
J. W. Spence
John Conner
Howard Milhon
Charles Leonard
Washington
D. P. Keller
James Simpson
Harry Lowry
Grant Harrup
Ambrose Wilson
Kimbolton
Fairview
Pennyroyal Reunion
Antrim Demorest Contest Draws Large Local Crowd
The Demorest contest held last Thursday evening in Antrim drew a large and enthusiastic crowd. The event featured a silver medal awarded to a top performer, with the audience enjoyment noted as high throughout the evening.
Cambridge Scribes Update on Local Health and Social Visits
Cambridge R. D.7 Mansel Lafollette is on the sick list with heart trouble. Miss Letha Oliver Miss Dale Oliver and Everett Rogers visited friends at Trail Run Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Geo Maneilly were shopping in Cambridge Saturday.
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Bertha Nichols
East Cambridge
Rolla Sigman
Geo. Oliver
Lewis Lafollette
Isaac Lafollette
Hartford
Manuel Lafollette
J. W. Valentine
Etta McNeel
Cambridge
Geo. Moffatt
Gertie
David Gay
M. W. Bevington
Love City
Chalfant’s Chapel Church
Ammon Wiley
Zanesville
Geo
Todd
Jack Frost
C. F. Danford
Chalfant’s Chapel
Joe Sigman
Blanche
Mansel Lafollette
Letha
Dale Oliver
Everet Rogers
Trail Run
S. Geo. Maneilly
Fairview News Notes Include Births Visits and Elections
Fairview residents share weekend visits with relatives in Barnesville Morristown and Akron while John Welch and Roy Dennis secure jobs in Akron. A new Ford car is bought. Epworth League gains 59 new members after a campaign. Fairview baseball travels to Quaker City to play on their diamond.
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Homer Bedson
Barnesville
Wm. Benson
John Welch
Akron
Roy Dennis
Charley Hissey
O. G. Sheppard
Cambridge
Frank Benson
Pittsburg
Fairview
Quaker City
Dia
Inter-Fraternity Council to Hold Annual Meeting Here
Phi Sigma Chi reports two delegates likely to attend the Grand Inter-Fraternity Council convention in this city on June 23 and 24. The council, formed in 1909 at Schenectady to curb anti fraternity sentiment, includes over 50 preparatory school fraternities with 500 chapters nationwide. Donald S. Douglass is president and Richard F. Yates secretary treasurer of the organization.
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Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Sigs
Dear Brothers
Grand Inter-Fraternity Council
United States
Schenectady
N. Y
Birth Announcement for Neiderhiser Son in Brown's Heights
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dan Neiderhiser of Brown's Heights on Saturday May 10. The family announces the new arrival and invites friends to share in their happiness.
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Dan Neiderhiser
Brown's Heights
Beggs Mustarine advertised for chest colds and pains
An old Rochester New York chemist advertisement promotes Begg s Mustarine a guaranteed remedy for chest colds tonsillitis sore throat stiff neck headache earache toothache sore muscles rheumatism neuritis bronchitis cramps corns bunions and sore joints. Priced at 25 cents with mail order available. Brenan Wilson guarantee included.
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J. A. Begg
Rochester
N. Y
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Alvin Cunningham
Alex Harford
F. P. Albaugh
F. W. Hope
Cyrus Hixson
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Ione St. Clair
New Concord
Jessie Tannehill
George
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
W. C. Taylor
Blooming Grove
Lulu St. Clair
Harry Nicholas
Winterset
Mary Thompson
Harry Addison
O. C. Little
Mr. Denison
General
Antrim
Cambridge R. D
Inter-Fraternity Council
New York City
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Pearl
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W. H. Hartley & Sons
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William A. Pendergast
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