Governor Shows Great Endurance in Milford Move
Union Central Life Insurance officials headed to Milwaukee to meet with the Legislative Board of Inquiry into Wisconsin insurers. E. P. Marshall, J. R. Clark, and E. E. Hardcastle with attorney Robert Ramsey planned the session, with Marshall stating examinations of outside firms may be brief. Governor Pattison’s interview followed, and his improving health hinting at a possible return to Milford soon, though a date was not fixed.
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Union Central Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Legislative Board of Inquiry
Celly
Wisconsin
E. P. Marshall
J. R. Clark
E. E. Hardcastle
Robert Ramsey
Marshall
Union Central
Pattison
Milford
Fagin
Cleary
Sealskin
Stanley Ramsey
William Murray
Murphy
Pete Sullivan
R. K. Hynicka
Robert O’brien
Dan Hennessey
Hynicka
Naming Engines Sparks Cincinnati Board Debate
The Board of Public Safety clashed over naming a new fire engine after Vice Mayor Pfaff. A deadlocked vote killed Burgheim’s renaming proposal amid sharp exchanges. President Furst succeeds Burgheim as the board opens. Chief Millikin seeks thirteen police horses. Mayor Dempsey and the chief await Monday’s decision on Sgt Ejcchelberger’s three month leave.
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Pfaff
Board of Public Safety
Burgheim
Dierkes
Furst
Millikin
Police Department
Dempsey
Ejcchelberger
Buffalo and Return Rail Fare via Erie Railroad
Tickets available at 416 Walnut Street for buffalo and return trips on June 9 10 and 11. Erie Railroad advertises passenger fares and schedule details for travel between local points.
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Kentucky Society of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Fifth and Vine
Abbott
Covington
F. D. Bush
D.P.A
Buffalo
ERIE
Railroad
Walnut Street
New Orleans
Hot Springs
Ark
San Antonio
Texas
EL Paso
Denver
Omaha
California
Portland
Ore
South
Southwest
North Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vine Staaback Arcade
Union Station
Joseph Biggs
Ohio
New York and Rail
Gadsden Seeks Court Aid to End Broker Bond Deal
The city of Gadsden Alabama asks the U S Court to annul its contract with broker A L Rich who arranged sale of 100000 water works bonds 30000 sewer bonds and 20000 street bonds at par plus 1000 premium amid Rich’s disappearance after bond legality checks. Mayor Smith seeks release from the agreement citing no guarantee and possible litigation. Victor F Chambers named receiver for Harrison Water and Light Company. ongoing business allowed while Galvin Bauer and Boyce Boyd act as attorneys.
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Gadsden
Ala
United States Court
A. L. Rich
Rich
Smith
Messrs
Kramer & Kramer
Victor F. Chambers
Harrison Water and Light Company
Francis C. Ampt
J. P. Hornaday
Ampt
Chambers
Galvin & Bauer and
Boyce & Boyd
Mayor Dempsey Faces First Summons In Doering Suit
City events report Mayor Dempsey served with a summons in the Doering versus City injunction case testing the Jones local option law. Other items note a cleanup complaint on a catch basin, a new legal clerk appointment, and fire safety concerns over Lawnway avenue vacation.
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Dempsey
Jones
Louis Wehmer
East Liberty Street
Board of Public Service
Thomas Bentham
U. Minakami
Kobe
Japan
Queen City
Land of the Rising Sun
Tibbles
Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
Carrie Rahe
Harter and Collins
City Auditor’s Department
Lawnway Avenue
Lunkenheimer Brass Works
North Fairmount
Archibald
Fagin’s Campaign Fund Details Blur Lines of Jobs and Pay
Testimony centers on Vivian J. Fagin United States Marshal for the Southern District of Ohio describing campaign finance methods in 1903 1905 and 1908. He said precinct executives provided lists of payroll employees with monthly assessment figures and that funds mostly paid campaign expenses and literature costs.
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Vivian J. Fagin
East Celestial Street
United States
Ohio
Central Advisory Committee
Fourth Ward
Allen
R. K. Hynicka
Central Committee
Fagin
Hynicka
Attorney Allen
Hennessey’s
Harry A. Taylor
United States Attorney General
Department of Justice
Taylor
Ratliff
Murphy
William Degischer
Positon Ag
Board of Education
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for tight shoes and corns
An ad claims Allen's Foot-Ease lets ladies wear shoes one size smaller. It promises instant relief from corns bunions callouses and sore spots and offers a free trial package and a sanitary corn pad. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with no substitutes.
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Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Hose Progress Promises Greener Grass For All Buyers
The author extols fifty foot sections of good hose to improve lawns and suggests harmony between Ohio River water and Ohio Rubber hose. Fourteen varieties show electric strength to satisfy pauper or millionaire, closing with a sincere sign-off.
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Thomas
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Ward
Mary
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Spain
Arlington Street
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Mt. Adams
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Pavilion Street
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Belvedere Street
Austin
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George O’brien
Hopkins
John Mitchell
A. B. Horton
Charles J. McCarthy
Smedes
William Maher
Columbus
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Tony Sole
Ohio River Water and
Ohio Rubber
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Ohio Rubber Co
North Vernon
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Fourth
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Main Street
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Chicago
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