Many Granted Certificates From Guernsey County Exam
A list of teachers earning certificates after the Guernsey county examination held Saturday at the Central gsehood building. Names include T D Ables P R Adams Foster R Bonnell W A Britton and many others across one year and longer certificate categories with renewals noted for several individuals.
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Guernsey County
Gsehood
T. D. Ables
P. R. Adams
Foster R. Bonnell
W. A. Britton
R. L. Cross
Ray Cox
Alva Dickey
Kinsey English
John Hague
Herbert Law
W. M. Martin
R. E. Morton
Lloyd Moore
Paul Smith
Sylvester Stevens
Paul Warne
Jerome Williams
W. N. Dunbar
C. O. West
F. P. Wilson
Oscar Waller
Kenneth Dusenberry
Bertha Alligon
Ethel Cooper
Lola B. Cale
Mamie B. Cox
Thora Coulias
Katherine English
Gladys Ford
Margaret Foster
Rhea Harrup
Blanche C. Johnson
Laura I. McNeel
Victoria Cullough
Winona Monroe
Lizzie Eel
Florence Stevens
Lulu St. Clair
Pearle’ Warden
Margaret Watson
Hazel Watson
Mary Wallace
D. L. Se
C. O. Reynolds
Bellah G. Conner
Mary H. Grandstaff
Mary L. Trimis
Antrim Precinct Assessor Reports Personal Property Totals
J S English assessor reports Antrim precinct personal property values. Horses 157 valued at 18880 cattle 197 valued at 5685 sheep 1636 valued at 4405 hogs 105 valued at 774 dogs 37 total value 62001 English has served as assessor for 16 years.
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J. S. English
Antrim
Deselm
Mr. English
Birth Announcement for Barber Girl in Los Angeles
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles W Barber of Los Angeles California at the home of her sister Mrs C W Forney on North Tenth Street on Sunday May 18. Mrs John Ijams Caldwell is visiting Mr and Mrs T C Conner on North Ninth Street.
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Charles W. Barber
Los Angeles
Cal
C. W. Forney
North Tenth Street
John Ijams
Caldwell
T. C. Conner
North Ninth Street
Local notices and family updates in brief
Miscellaneous fragments report social names and events including greetings to the Early and Oldham families, a Sunday visit to Mrs. Barnes Mills, and a daughter birth during May. Details are incomplete but indicate community announcements and illnesses among residents.
Comparing 1913 and 1893 Tariff Debates in Cleveland Leader
The Cleveland Leader argues that while tariff reductions echo 1893, today’s finances differ. It notes ample gold reserves, rising federal revenues, and a surplus in the current year, contrasting with 1893's debt pressure and shaky treasury. It warns against predicting 1913 woes from 1893.
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Cleveland
Washington
Steel Company Exports Thrive Abroad Under Free Competition
AN INFANT INDUSTRY ABROAD notes President Farrell of United States Steel Corp lauding a 1912 export surge from 31 million to 92 million. The firm supplies Buenos Aires structures, North African bridges, South African mine pipes, Australian rails, and rails and tin plate to South America, globally, all at profit. Farrell argues tariffs to protect labor are unnecessary given profits in open competition.
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Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Buenos Ayres
North Africa
South Africa
China
South America
Iceland
Fiji Islands
Steel Corporation
N. Y. World
A Business Man's Question on Japanese Land Fear
James J. Hill argues in the New York World that Californians could curb Japanese land ownership by their own actions. He notes no law forces property sales or leases to Orientals, but says local landlords’ preference for foreigners’ money drives the issue. He suggests agitation may aim to reclaim land already sold and valued through hard work.
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NN & Ceo
New York
Ofice
Washington, D.C
James J. Hill
California
N. Y. World
Dancing Husband Ordered to Support Wife in Chicago Case
In a Chicago municipal court a husband was charged with failure to provide for wife and child. Testimony showed he attended dances and spent money on other girls. The judge ordered $6 weekly support and advised that a married man should not attend dances unaccompanied by his wife.
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Chicago
Court opinion on marital fidelity and social duties
State Journal notes a judge’s lenient stance on a husband’s social flirting while the wife cares for a child. The paper suggests the wife should invite herself to dances and not wait for invitations, foreseeing a shift in domestic dynamics.
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State Journal
Walter Brown Defends Bull Moose Stand in Ohio
Walter Brown, Ohio Bull Moose chairman, vented sharp critique of the Republican party. He argued that standpatters rely on past rules, favor crumbs for the masses, oppose initiative and recall, and abuse patronage to override primaries and protect special privilege.
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Walter Brown
Bull Moose Party
Ohio
Harry Dougherty
Hanna Eyes Return to Bull Moose Amid GOP Split
Dan R. Hanna son of the late Senator Mark Hanna, once the main donor to the Bull Moose in Ohio, seeks a rapid consolidation with his old party. His 1912 colleagues dismiss any backward move and warn the Bull Moose will not return to the GOP fold. Garfield and Sullivan echo that discredited leadership and the party’s defeat last fall lingers.
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Dan R. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Bull Moose Party
Ohio
Ganders
A. L. Garford
Walter Brown
Hanna
James R. Garfield
Brown
John L. Sullivan
Republican Party
Redfield on Tariff Worthy of Careful Study
The Cleveland Press on May 14 carries an article by William C. Redfield Secretary of Commerce in Wilson's cabinet. The piece is a timely document urging informed national debate on tariffs and urging patriotism beyond self interest to sustain the country’s greatness.
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Cleveland Press
William C. Redfield
Department of Commerce
Wilson
Opinion on poll tax and constitutional amendments in Ohio
Honorable Timothy S. Hogan explains that Proposal No 32 changes Article XII and bars poll taxes. He concludes the amendment prevents enforcement of sections 3375 through 3377 and calls for repeal of those statutes. The letter to Cromley outlines the shift from two days’ labor or three dollars in lieu to a total prohibition on poll taxes.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Dennis
U. S
Timothy S. Hogan
Local grand jury returns indictments and sentences issued
Claude Wharton and Charles Wells faced charges for intoxicating liquors with guilty pleas and fines. Wells received eight counts and a 30 day jail term while Wharton paid fines. John Schray pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to wound and drew two years hard labor. A divorce was granted in Johnson v Johnson with custody to plaintiff. Several civil suits and court actions, including foreclosures and judgments, were filed or decided, with appearances docketed and bonds set.
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Claude Wharton
May Grand Jury
Heskett
McGinnis
Common Pleas
James Vorhies
Charles Wells
Wells
Wharton
C. Ellis Moore
Joseph Schray
State
Theron Rhine
Bond
Kelly Hinton
Joe Schray
Berry
Schray
John Hesson
Derwent
Hesson
Edmund S. Johnson
Ella M. Johnson
Squire L
Reasoner
Charles 8
Sheppard
J K Law In Critical Condition After Illness
Old Washington report says J. K. Law, ill for several months, remains in critical condition early Monday morning.
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Old Washington
J. K. Law
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Cambridge Reader
Mrs George Stephens of Cambridge Ohio testifies her family member used Doan’s Kidney Pills for eight years with relief from lumbago and sluggish kidneys and she also found them good for lameness across the hips. She recommends them and notes the product sells for 50 cents through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents.
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George Stephens
Highland Av
Cambridge
Ohio
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Adv
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J. W. Barnes I Mills
T. A. Bonnell
General Hogan
L. T. Cromley
Castoria
Gould
What Is
Lila
New York City
Cambridge Civic League
Common Pleas Court
N. H. Barber
W. H. Brown
William Jackson
John Lloyd
State of Ohio
Clem Diehl
State of
Oho
Roger Flaherty
Mathew Rahmarik
The
National Coal Co
J. H. Mackey
John P. Turner
Viola Watson
Lillie Warehime
Mary Dutton
Alta Bates
Elizabeth Porter
Edna McGeary
William J. Hickle
Joseph Purkey
George Hickle
Rosemond, Bell & Dugan
Trott
Virginia
North Carolina
Liggett & Myers
Duke
Piedmont
Hye
St. Louis, Mo
Pittsburgh
Jifa Aado
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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