Harmon Removes Members of the Agricultural Board
Governor Harmon removes H M Brown of Highland county and TI Bailey of Tacoma from the Ohio state board of agriculture. Beidler and Crosse are appointed to replace, creating a bipartisan board as the annual meeting approaches. Calvert and Flemming likely reappointment remains uncertain ahead of March reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
The
Agricultural Board
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
H. M. Brown
Highland County
State Board of Agriculture
TI. P. Bailey
Tacoma
Beidler
Lake County
Jesse Crosse
Fayette County
Columbus
Crosse
Senate
Brown and Bailey
T. L. Calvert
J. W. Flemming
Beidler and Crosse
Tom L. Calvert
James W. Flemming
Calvert
Survivors Reach New York From Ocean Liner Collision
New York reports detail the Republic and Florida collision near Nantucket Shoals. The Baltic ferried 1650 survivors to New York while Florida crew members, including three dead, are brought to port.
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Ada Doepke
John V. Gano
Republic-Florida
New York
Republic
Florida
Twantucket Shoals
Nantucket South Shoals
Baltic
Harmon Says Special Election Call Must Await Vacancy
Governor Harmon announced that under Section 2988 of the Ohio Revised Statutes he cannot issue a call for a special election until there is an actual vacancy. The statement was made in a dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, dated January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harmon
Attorney General Rules Legislators Must Travel Two Round Trips
In Columbus January 25 Attorney General Denman issued an opinion to Speaker Mooney on mileage. He says legislators may draw 12 cents per mile for each round trip between the capital and home as long as two round trips per month are made. Many bills last week sought lower mileage rates to 2 cents.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
A. G. Denman
Mooney
Gwsp
Ban On Insurance Concern In Ohio
The Southern Insurance Company of New Orleans La will be barred from doing business in Ohio in future. Insurance Commissioner Lemmert issued an order to prevent new applications or policies once notice is published.
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Southern Company of
New Orleans
Ohio
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Southern Insurance Company of
Lemmert
Secret Service Proposed by Representative Bense
Representative Bense of Ottawa county will introduce a bill when the legislature reconvenes to establish a secret service department under the governor. The aim is to monitor state departments and institutions with an appropriation of about $15,000.
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Bense
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ottawa County
Marshall Admits Being Present at Ranken Murder
Marshall on trial for complicity in Captain Quentin Ranken’s murder testified in his own behalf. He recounted joining the night riders after threats against him and his family, denied direct participation, and described meetings and an attempted alibi that unravelled under cross examination.
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Marshall
Ranken
Union City
Tenn
D Marshall
Quentin Ranken
Taylor
Warren Morris
Night Riders
Mose Barkis
Barkis
Hickman
Ethelbert Rogers
Ed Marshall
Fenninger
Ben McMerkery
Orac
Roosevelt Opens White House Conference on Care of Dependent Children
President Roosevelt hosts a White House conference on the care of dependent children with nearly 200 delegates. The discussion centers on preserving the home and removing a child from the family only when home supervision becomes impossible. Roosevelt urges a progressive stand to ensure homes or homelike conditions for needy children.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Building code panel to decide billboard clause tomorrow
The council committee meets at 2 PM in Attorney Frank Dinsmore's office to finalize the proposed building code. Members expect council to adopt the code next Monday with few changes, and will consider public input from open meetings. The billboard section is expected to pass nearly as written.
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Frank Dinsmore
Joseph G. Steinkamp
A. T. Hazen
Building Code Committee
Michael Mullen
Ray J. Hillenbrand
Harry Asmann
Wes Rippey
James Iliff
Council
Council Chamber
Postal Bank Debates Start in Senate Without Progress
The Postal Savings bank and omnibus claims bill were discussed in the senate with little progress. An amendment limits single deposits to 500 dollars and sets 2 percent interest, to be revised later. The urgent deficiency bill passed as the senate adjourned at 4 20 p m. The house devoted nearly its entire session to DC legislation.
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Washington
Postal Sayings Bank
Omnibus Claims Bill
Senate
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Kaiser Decorates Sargent with Pour le Merite
Berlin Jan 25 Emperor William awarded the Order Pour le Merite to J S Sargent American artist in recognition of his pre eminent portrait painting.
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Berlin
William
J. S. Sargent
Saint
Tolman Agrees to Pay Back License Fees
E. E. Tolman through his attorneys told Assistant City Solicitor Morrill he would abandon the salary loan suit and pay $825 in back license fees. The city will drop the case and Tolman will operate without violating ordinances.
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E. E. Tolman
Morrill
Tolman
Suspect Held in Dayton Murder Case in Hamilton
Hamilton police detained Elwood Weimer 23 of Dayton after a saloon arrest near the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton station. He matches the Dayton police description of a man linked to the murder of a former girl in Dayton. Detentions of two other suspects, Samuel Morris and Charles Snyder, were released. Mrs Powers was attacked but saved by her husband.
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Florida
Republic
The
Hamilton, CO
Elwood Weimer
Dayton
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Weimer
Johnson
Hamilton
Elwood
Samuel Morris
Charles Snyder
James Powers
West Third Street
Ohio canal survey push hidden in Mars talk
Washington January 25. Chairman Burton of the house rivers and harbors committee told canal promoters from Cincinnati they face doubtful prospects. Representatives urged Keifer's bill for a survey of a canal along the old Miami Erie route from Lake Erie to the Ohio valley.
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Washington
Mars
Old Earth
Burton
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Ohio
H. R. Probasee
George D Fox
Deep Waterways Association
Lake Erie
H. F. Cellarius
Chamber of Commerce of
Cincinnati
Howard Ayres
Business Men's Club
Keifer
Miami’& Erie Canal
Fire Kills About 300 Hogs At Packing Plant Incident
A blaze at the A. Sander Packing Company plant on Oehler street and Louise alley early morning killed roughly 300 hogs. Sparks on the roof started the fire which spread to the third floor where about 1,000 hogs were kept. two thirds were saved. Insurance covers about 5000 dollars. nearby residents escaped unharmed.
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A. Sander Packing Company
Oehler Street
Louise Alley
Sander
John C Roth Company
Hurley
Fred .Gibson
Roth’s
Gavage
Noti
Fied
Joseph Sloth
Lander Company
Sander Company
Tony Oehlers
George Bromstrop
Lee Hoff
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L. P. Bailey
Nantucket
S.S. Florida
Agprtnads
Snan Yemet
S.s.public
Seneca
Gresham
Brooklyn
Rospini
Sealby
Républic
Eugene Lynch
Pasquale Lavelle
Cotogero Martuscelli
Salvatore D'Amico
Balstic
Pietro Oneto
Secret Service
Fred Pinion
Fehringer
Walnut Log
Colonel Taylor
Captain Barken
Der
Rougevelt
Kaiser
Sargent
Ouspect
Dayton Gage
Mary Forschner
Toledo - Chicago
Sander Concern
John C. Roth Company
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