Ohio Legislature Fights Over Reform Measures And Tax Bills
Ohio reform Democrats push initiative referendum and bank inspection bills while planning adjournment by mid April. Senator Drake advances a bill to move the state bureau of public accounting to the governor with expanded scope. Temperance measures pass in the house but local option and liquor tax proposals face skepticism and political maneuvering. Senate and house probes continue into treasury and penitentiary offices as debates over county officer terms and antitrust exemptions unfold.
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General Assembly
Tom Johnson
Senate
Huffman
House
State Bureau of Public Accounting
Guilbert
Senate Temperance Committee
Howe
State Auditor’s Office
Ohio Penitentiary
Lothman
Lathmhan
Cleveland
Patterson
Meek
Carson
Ohio State University
Berry
Erie County
James M Williams
Toledo
Bag
Bej
Hon
Washington
Omaha
Kansas City
National
Middle West
Small Rib
Cheyenne-Arapahoe Agency
Bridgeport
Oklo
Owen
Oklahoma
Lillie Small Rib
Thirty-ninth Infantry
Lillie
Lillie Small
Forest Service Lab Studies Wood Structure for Identification
Washington letter outlines a new Forest Service laboratory in Washington to identify commercially used woods by structure and pore patterns. It will aid architects and lumbermen facing scarce high value woods and prevent costly misidentifications and lawsuits.
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Washington
United States Forest Service
Forest Service Laboratory
Forest Service
Flirting ends in family fury for shy Tim Juliet
Tim Juliet, a fashionably dressed flirt, pursues a park beauty only to be surprised by his wife and mother in law listening to his ardent talk. The revelation triggers laughter and public shaming as Tim is escorted home. He abandons courting and replaces his hair with a wig, ending his flirtatious days.
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Tim
Boon
Indy
Tom
Mary
Tim Juliet
Daniel's First Call After Escape From the Lions
Jimmy aged five imagines Daniel’s reaction after salvation from the den as he signs he telephones home to tell his wife he is all right. The grandmother tells the tale and prompts the humorous punchline.
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Daniel
Jimmy
Harper’s
Meathly
Ash City council hm regular session on drains and sewer work
City council met Monday with Mayor Chambers and six councilmen present. One bill paid to Robert Drake for street labor 11.50. another laid over for J W Weeks for killing a dog 0.50. Drains and sewers dominate agenda including an Ash add drain through rock needing blasting. Steam drill offered by Frank Chesebrough to reduce costs. authorized. Roof and spouting repair for city building to be funded by township trustees. Mrs Woodworth granted sewer tap on Patterson Street with standard fee.
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Chambers
Stahl
Jacoby
Herbert
Pab
Kear
Dame
Hart
Robert Drake
J. W. Weeks
Ash
Brown Avenu
Ash Avenue
Brown Ditch
Water Course Committee
Pahl
Frank Chesebrough
Tle
Board of Public Affairs Passes Bills at Friday Meeting
At the board meeting last Friday night no business was conducted beyond approving several bills. Items included Globe Electric Co for barrels of in- duced power, H.V. R. & B. freight on coal, Robert Drake for fixing a water leak, Harry Clinger for unloading coal, Andrew Clinger for unloading coal, and W. Fi. Snyder for lumber.
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Globe Electric Co
Robert Drake
Harry Clinger
Andrew Clinger
W. Fi. Snyder
Masquerade at skating rink awards prizes
A large crowd attended the masquerade on Thursday night. Prizes were awarded at nine o'clock with 1st prize a cowboy costume won by Thomas Baker, 2nd prize Spring worn by Bernice Karns, and 3rd prize a policeman outfit won by "Red" array. Skates a dollar and a week of skating were also offered. Judges were Dr J E Nichols W J Newhard and I L Culler.
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Thomas Baker
Bernice Karns
J. E. Nichols
W.J. Newhard
I. L. Culler
Big Four Schedule From Smelsine to Toledo
Daily timetable shows No. 2 arriving 3:23 am and departing 12:50 pm, No. 9 and No. 1 arriving and departing 2:00 am and 11:48 am, with No. 10 and No. 8 operating Toledo to Cincinnati, arriving 5:14 pm and 3:40 pm and departing 6:15 pm and 8:40 pm respectively.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Railway Schedule Fragments Between Tringfield Sandusky and Springfield
Fragmentary timetable shows train numbers and departure times from Tringfield to Sandusky and from Sandusky to Springfield. Entries include No 6 at 12 60 pm, No 26 at 8 10 pm, No 19 at 7 36 am, No 43 at 6 2 pm, and No 3 at 8 40 pm with daily service except Sundays.
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Fron
Tringfield
Sandusky Nally
Heda
Sandusky
Springfield
Findlay Branch Train Schedule Fragments
Daily except Sunday schedules list departures and arrivals for trains numbered 104 106 101 126 and 143 with times ranging from morning to evening. The note promises full information upon contact.
Difference Between Like and Love Says Child
A teacher asks about the words like and love. A small boy answers by saying he likes his papa and mamma but loves them beyond. The exchange illustrates gradual intensity in affection.
Finance and the Markets Coverage by the Record-Herald
The Record-Herald delivers a comprehensive financial report noting London valuations, New York stock and money markets, and Chicago Board of Trade prices. It cites its own New York correspondent George S. Beschel and highlights banking coverage, corporate reports, and Wall Street insights.
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Ubicugu Reward-Heraldy
London
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Record-Herald
George’ S. Beschel
Jetters
Wall Street
Board of Trade
LaSalle Street
West
Women’s Missionary Society at United Brethren Church
The Woman’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Sarah Hibbins’s home on March 1 with a good turnout. Officers were elected: H. Smith president J. A. Williams vice president Cora Campbell secretary Emma Keefer treasurer C O Young collector J H Williams secretary of literature. The Junior Society at Mrs C O Young’s home celebrated her birthday March 13 with a gift Bible. she has led the Junior League for two years. The Ladies’ Aid met at Mrs Young’s home sewing carpet rags. about twenty five friends of Mrs L Greene joined in sewing and refreshments.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Sarah Hibbins
H. Smith
J. A. Williams
Cora Campbell
Emma Keefer
C O. Young
J. H. Williams
Ladies' Aid Society
C. O. Young
L. Greene
Revival meetings at United Evangelical church end
After nearly five weeks of effort the revival meetings at United Evangelical church closed. Eight conversions and many previously indifferent members were reclaimed. The pastor C F M Greene reports future accession potential as a result of the special meetings with evening services moving to 7 30 starting March 29 and a Young People's meeting at 6 40.
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Neary
United Evangelical Church
C. F. M. Greene
Newspapers Publish Fire Bulletins Without Pay Are Helpful
The piece argues newspapers publish state fire marshal bulletins without compensation to educate the public on fire causes and prevention. It faults papers that accept government support yet refuse to publish for public good, noting losses from fires affect all and praising those that publish freely.
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Sone Public Treasury
Treasuries
Casto or Ta Bears the Other Kind You Have Always Bought
Unclear OCR text shows a fragment referencing Casto or Ta and a phrase about the other kind you have always bought with a signature mark. The readable portion is too fragmentary to determine a full event or notice.
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Casto
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