Help of Ohio State University aids safety drive effort
The Ohio State University will assist the Ohio Industrial Commission in its safety campaign. Engineering and economics students will provide field work for credit, testing a plan Gov. Cox proposed. The move aims to survey accidents across industries and identify best models for prevention, with senior officials debating office space funding and equipment as the program expands.
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Daily News Bureau
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Industrial Commission
James M. Cox
Workmen's Compensation Department
Cox
M. B. Hammond
Thomas P. Kearns
Dayton
New Safety Department
State Board of Control
Kearns
Gen. Crabbe
T. J. Duffy
East Liverpool
J. D. Clark
Board of Control
Roseville
London
Lima State Hospital
Perry L. Green
House Finance Committee
Republicans to Be Given Places in Ohio Commission
The Ohio commission will displace Bellefontaine and other Democrats by Sept. 1. Republican leaders push for party loyalists in the wage posts, with $3000 salaries, while Republicans Dixon, Spring, and Ayers take assigned roles. Leo Burke, a Youngstown Republican, slated as secretary, faces Ku Klux Klan protests. Burke is ill at home and has yet to start.
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Burke
Harry S Davis
Cleveland
Forney
Horn
Davis
Columbus
Gov
Donahey
Kauffman
Topill
Charles Dixon
Carl Spring
Paulding
House of Representatives
Joseph Ayers
Hillsboro
C. A. Horn
Ku Klux Klan
Leo Burke
Youngstown
Jacob Kauffman
Virginia Names Next Governor Byrd Wins Nomination
Harry Flood Byrd of Winchester captured the Democratic nomination for Virginia governor by a margin over 40,000 votes over G Walter Mapp of Accomac after partial returns from the previous day’s primary. Byrd carried every congressional district except Mapp’s home district amid national political flirtations and countercharges of financier influence. Byrd, age 88, would be among the youngest governors of Virginia once inaugurated.
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Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
G. Walter Mapp
Accomac
Byrd
Democratic State Organization
Mapp
Anti-Saloon League
Old Dominion
Virginia
Workers save by state insurance
Ohio employers saved 7,198,398.78 by the Ohio Workmen's Compensation act in the last year. The 1924 premiums paid to the state insurance fund totalled 10,797,599.77, versus an estimated 17,995,997.95 with private companies for similar protection.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Industrial Commission
Buckeye
Ornament trends in Canton women’s holiday jewelry
The article surveys Canton girls and women happily buying novelty jewelry for Christmas, noting choker beads, lavender and pearl strands, and the return of pins and bracelets. It contrasts today’s affordable color pieces with historic gold and silver taste and highlights desire for distinct, seen adornments.
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Queen of Sheba
Manhattan Island
Canton
Shopa
Milday
Ornamentation as Hidden Hive in Attaining Desire
A fragment suggesting ornaments function as a covert hive for achieving desire. It reflects symbolic language with unclear source context and no identifiable persons or organizations.
Sister of Miss Stallman Suggests Suicide In Death Case
Mrs. Seaman, sister of the murdered Miss Cora Stallman, declares she believes her sister ended her own life. She cites threatening letters at Stallman’s home and doubts an assault report. Thomas Seaman accompanied his wife to Cincinnati for the funeral and then returned to Mattoon.
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Cincinnati
Mattoon
Cora Stallman
Thomas Seaman
Hethren
Shrine Circus Plans Set for late August to early September
Plans are being finalized for the Canton Shriners Shrine Circus to run from August 29 to September 8. Officials say preliminary planning and arrangements are under way led by Moore and Lulkert Arrangement Contagera under Shrine auspices. A temporary headquarters opened in the Courtland Hotel building at 207 Tuscarora.
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Canton Shriners Etrous
Inclusatve
Nearquarters
City Park
Eleeve
Moore and Lulkert
Dhrows
Sherine
Courtland
Tuscara
Canton Shriners Plan Circus Fundraiser and Employment Ads
Geedes of the circus will be used to fund the Trumdrama at Canton Shrine Chub. Canton Shriners are in charge with $8000 needed for the event. A general committee meeting will name sub committee heads. Those out of work or seeking chat employment are urged to use the Ads.
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Canton Morris Plan
Canton
Canton Shriners
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