Ohio State Boards and Trustees Listing Officials
A compiled roster of Ohio state boards and trustees includes names for hospitals schools fire marshal inspectors health and public works. Notable entries list Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home trustees Ohio State Hospitals Columbus and Cleveland State Hospital boards and other state agencies with respective governors and commissioners. The document enumerates officials such as W. H. Begg A. W. Wilson J. Roberts J. G. Roberts C. R. Wagner, and many others across agencies.
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Orphans
John C. Roland
D. Q. Morrow
Joseph W. O'Neal
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Home
R. B. Brown
Jesse L. Cameron
Ohio School For the Blind
George W. Hays
Oscar Sheppard
William E. Pricer
State Board
A. Ravagli
Ohio Hospital For
Alex. Renick
Joseph C. Clutts
Trustees Institution For Deaf’ and Dumb
Carl Norpell
Lee J. Evans
Trustees Institution For
Charles M. Hogg
Jacob W. Gano
Charles L. Allen
Toledo State Hospital
William H. Begg
C. R. Wagner
Dayton State Hospital
Augustus W. Wilson
George Sohingen
Columbus State Hospital
John G. Roberts
George W. Wilson
Cleveland State Hospital
Benjamin F. Perry
Norman P. Nichols
Massillon State Hospital
George D. Copeland
Harvey J. Eckley
John F.allen
J. B. Zerbe
Athens State Hospital
Williams
Metcalf
James F. Sawyer
C. R. Fisher
Chris McKee
M. Sherman
William L. Finley
Charles C. Lemert
State Board of Health
Josiah Hartzell
Board of Managers
Ohio State Reformatory
Hallem F. Coates
W. 8. Rogers
Board of Controls
Agricultural Experiment Station—Carey
W. Montgomery
W. I. Chamberlain
David L. Sampson
Board of Control
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Cincinnati Probers Meet and Plan Probe Schedule
The Cincinnati Investigating Committee met and heard statements from Senators Hafner and Espy on inquiry scope. A next meeting is slated for Thursday morning, with work likely postponed until after Assembly adjournment and the May Democratic State Convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Cincinnati
Hafner
Espy
Queen City
Drake
Assembly
Ohio coal output up 5.25 million tons in year
Ohio’s annual coal report shows 32,465,949 tons mined in the year, a gain of 5,252,454 tons. Belmont and Jefferson Counties lead gains, machinery accounted for 79.9 percent of production, while counties such as Hocking and Lawrence suffered losses as operations slowed with the year’s financial conditions. Since the state mining department began 35 years ago, output has risen 510 percent.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harrison
Ohio
Belmont
Jefferson
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Manoring
Medina
Meigs
Stark
State Mining Department
Farmhand Fatally Shot in Saloon Dispute
Circleville Ohio March 19 George Brown a wealthy farmer of Duvalls shot and mortally wounded James Anderson a farm hand during a dispute in William Dotters saloon Both men were drinking when the trouble occurred This is Brown s third shooting affray in ten years
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Commercal Tribune
Circleville
George Brown
Duvall
James Anderson
William Dotter
Brown
Full Supply of Energy for Emergencies in Business Life
The text urges maintaining a full supply of stored energy for emergencies. It argues the prepared man secures the best business positions. It links regular, proper food as the energy basis, and the man who daily includes healthy meals in his routine.
There's a Reason for Grape-Nuts Energy Claim
A nostalgic ad copy describes Grape-Nuts as supplying energy for nerves and muscles through phosphate potassium from wheat and barley. It asserts the product rebuilds brain and nerve cells damaged by activity, with the slogan There's a Reason.
Haiti Crisis Deepens as Executions Spark Fear
Aleaio denounces FlamIn as coward. Reports say Paul St Fort was killed by mistake and a plan to move legation inmates to St Thomas unfolds. Le Matin quotes officials calling for firm action against foreigners while navy forces may station a warship to cover Nord Aleigh's term in Haiti.
Kennedy Praises Taft as Ohioans Back Roosevelt Agenda
In Washington on March 19 Representative James Kennedy lauded Secretary Taft while praising Roosevelt era reforms and Ohio’s support for a Republican successor. He argued the next president must continue the administration's program, with Ohio urging a favored son as the successor, and highlighted Taft’s record as jurist governor and War Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune Boureau
Monsey
Washinecton
D. Oj
Commercial Tribune
Washington
James Kennedy
Taft
House
McKinley
Congress
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Warship Etruria ordered to Haiti from New Orleans banquet
Italian officers dining in New Orleans were summoned by a government order to sail the cruiser Etruria to Port au Prince Haiti to protect Italian citizens if disorders worsen. The ship, docked for weeks, will depart once a full coal supply is secured.
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Haiti
New Orleans
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Strike trouble flares as home of foreman bombarded
Hamilton Ohio March 19. Stone and brick assault struck the home of Elbert P. Ferguson foreman at Champion Coated Paper Co before dawn. Ferguson of 420 Ridglawn Avenue heard whistles and then a volley shattered three windows. Family escaped injury as police investigate with no arrests yet.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Champion Coated Paper Company
Elbert P. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ridglawn Avenue
Hummel Leaves Prison After Legal Conspiracy Case
Abraham H. Hummel the lawyer freed from a year sentence for conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce case after good behavior credits. He left the Workhouse on the river boat and rode to New York shore where a fast car carried him away. Friends plan a possible European voyage soon for his ailing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Abraham H. Hummel
Dodge-Morse
Hummel
A. H. Kaffenburg
Europe
Major William W. Rowley Dies at 74 in Dayton
Major William W Rowley longtime Quartermaster at the National Soldiers Home in Dayton died yesterday of pneumonia at 74. He served with distinction in the Civil War and left a notable record. Sir Nicholas Q Connor British Ambassador to Turkey died in Constantinople after a lengthy illness born 1843 and serving as ambassador since 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Rowley
National Soldiers Home
Dayton
Rowley
Nicholas Q’connor
Turkey
Constantinople
Sir Nicholas
Taft Gets Virginia District Nomination
The Third District Republican Convention in Manchester, Virginia, nominated John C. Luce for Congress. Delegates to the National convention were elected with Roy E. Cabell and T. H. Smith as alternates. Resolutions backed President Roosevelt and Taft for President. Leslie H. Drew was chosen Presidential Elector.
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Taft
Virginia
Richmond
Manchester
John C. Luce
Congress
Rhoeavelt
C. Ridgeway Moore
M. J. Enright
Roy E. Cabell
T. H. Smith
Leslie H. Drew
Taft Delegation Likely From New Mexico Convention
Silver City reports all New Mexico counties have elected delegates to the Republican Territorial Convention to be held Saturday. The territory indorses Secretary Taft for President, making a Taft delegation to the National Republican Convention a foregone conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
Taft
New Mexico
Foster Renominated for Congress by First District Republicans
Princeton Indiana March 19 Republicans of the First District renominated John H. Foster of Evansville as their Congress candidate with no opposing foe. Charles W. Fairbanks was endorsed for the Presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Ind
John H. Foster
Evansville
Charles W. Fairbanks
Republican Convention Nominates Douglas for Second Term
Logan Ohio March 19 The Republican Congressional Convention nominated Albert Douglas of Ross County by acclamation for a second term. Indorsed for President were Roosevelt and Taft. Delegates named C. L. Poston Athens and Zane Burley Perry with alternates D. A. Russell Meigs and C. R. Doll Ross. Captain O. B. Brandt Fairfield chosen Presidential elector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Logan
Albert Douglas
Ross County
Douglas
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Cc. L. Poston
Athens
Zane Burley
Perry
D. A. Russell
Meigs
C. R. Doll
O. B. Brandt
Fairfield
Taft Strong in Connecticut Sees Taft Delegation
Washington reports Connecticut Congressmen believe the state will back Taft at the Chicago convention. Representatives Hill and Lilley express strong support and Milley heads to Connecticut to campaign for Secretary of War. Other Connecticut members acknowledge Taft leads in the state and may win a majority of Nutmeg delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Connecticut
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Chicago
Hill
Lilley
Milley
Congress
Republican State Committee calls May convention in Lander
The Wyoming Republican State Committee in Cheyenne set the state convention for May 7 in Lander to elect delegates to the National convention and endorsed Taft for President.
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Cheyenne
Democrats Seek Harmony in Columbus Unity Meeting
A mass call for a Columbus meeting of Democrats on March 25 promotes party unity harmony and victory. Signers include Charles W. Baker L G Barton W G Beebe John Bolan Elza Carter James Flynn Frank Harper Webster Huntington FE McBride L M McCray John McSweeney J H Newton Thomas E Powell William A Taylor William T Tobin A R Van Cleaf W H Wright and John L Zimmerman. They state they are not aligned with Garber or Johnson.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Marcel
Harmony
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
L. G Barton
Millersburg
W. G. Beebe
Mr. Gilead
John Bolan
Toledo
W. R. Burnett
Springfield
Elza Carter
Upper Sandusky
John E. Diemer
Tiffin
E. B. Finley
Bucyrus
James Flynn
Sandusky
Frank Harper
Mt. Vernon
Webster P. Huntington
Co. FE. McBride
Mansfield
L. M. McCray
Ashland
John McSweeney
Wooster
J. H. Newton
Newark
Thomas E. Powell
William A. Taylor
William T. Tobin
Akron
W. H. Tomlinson
Dayton
A. R. van Cleaf
Clydeville
O. W. H. Wright
Logan
John L. Zimmerman
Garber
Johnson
Conquest of Arid America Addressed by Wilson
Robert H. Wilson of Los Angeles spoke to the Economic Club at Vine Street Congregational Church on The Conquest of Arid America, outlining the region's development opportunities and impacts.
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Robert H. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Economic Club
Vine Street Congregational Church
America
Roosevelt Denies Employing Writer in Navy Submarine Debate
Secretary Metcalf testified on the Lake contract and submarine boat program. He explained Roosevelt’s letter denying Archibald was ever appointed by the administration and described the investigation into Puget Sound and submarine defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Y. Spear
Electric Boat Company
Archibald
Spear
Roosevelt
Lilley
Pacific
Puget Sound
Secretary of the Navy
Death of George Wilson, May Festival director, shocks Pittsburg
George Wilson 54, director of the Cincinnati May Festival, Carnegie Music Hall and Pittsburg Art Society, died suddenly in Pittsburg of blood poisoning after finger injury led to a foot infection. He helped arrange Cincinnati's May Festival and led major musical organizations. He married Katherine De Normandie and leaves four children and his mother.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
George Wilson
Cincinnati
Wilson
Art Society
Chicago
Theodore Thomas
Lawrence
Mass
Katherine de Normandie
Kingston
Nashua
N. H
Robert Havenschauffler
New York
E. B. Lee
Amy M. Wilson
Robert M. Wilson
Will Stand By Affidavit in Submarine Case
Clement E. Adams of Bridgeport says he has given an affidavit to Congressman Lilley about representations by a Mr. Archibald. He is ready to stand by the affidavit and will not discuss other submarine matters. Adams works for the Lake Boat Company Submarine Torpedo.
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Ohio
Post Office
Foraker
Sam, Bailey
Beverly
Lewis Nikolaus
New Matamoras
Henry B. Wisner
Berea
Buckeye
Henry Bannon
Lilley
Bannon
Connecticut
Harding
Representative Longworth
Longworth
Capitol
Representative Taylor
Taylor
Hobson
Admiral Capps
Mr. Stephens
Bcate
Lake Boat Company
Electric Company
Mr. Howard
Littleton
Electric Boat Company
Metcalf
Boutelle
William Dulles
New York
Dulles
Robert McA. Floyd
Cold Spring Harbor
N. Y
Bridgeport
Conn
Clement E. Adams
Archibald
Adams
Lake Boat Company Submarine Torpedo
Roosevelt declares patriot stance as fleet sails on world voyage
President Roosevelt defends his crusade against plutocracy and socialism while stressing world role of American policy. He orders the fleet to sail to Hawaii Australia and via the Suez Canal to Europe to demonstrate naval strength and unity of U S interests with other powers.
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Roosevelt
Andre Tardieu
Paris
America
Mr. Tardieu
Wall Street
Judas Iscariot
United States
Hawaii
Australia
Suez Canal
Europe
M. Tardieu
Cuticura Proved Its Wonderful Efficacy
An elderly reader recounts chronic piles eczema and itching eased by Cuticura Remedies after long failed treatments. He describes using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Adines, Resolvent Pills, and related products for months, noting improvement and money saved.
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Trustees State Hospitals
Cincinnati Probers
Owl
Workman
Aleaio
Flamin
Haytime
Legation
St. Thomas
Pierre Louis Coicou
Paul St. Fort
Sam
Staff
St. Lau
le Matin
Cer
M. Borno
Laws
Presi
Nord Aleigh
Pires
McCumber
Philippines
Nicholas Longworth
Mr. Roosevelt
H.S. Grimes
Portsmouth
O. Ed Culver
M. H. Davis
Shelby
Department of Commerce and Labor
Davis
National Federation of Millers
Com
Ft. Hamilton
State Department
Senate
Asphalt Trust
Matos
Cape Charles
W. T.hopkins
Newport News
H. Smithers
Northampton County
James Rowbottom
Benjamin Epton
Etruria
Eral Weeks
Island Ferry
Fairbanks
Wyoming
Indorse Taft
Unt Democrats
Johnson and Garber
Lake
Secretary of Navy
Dewey
Naval Service
Mr. Olmsted
Department
Admiral Dewey
President Roosevelt
Olmsted
Attorney General
Lake Company
Act of Congress
Thurston
The
Roberts
Loudenslager
Hugher
Sperry
Bulkeley
Brandegee
Butler
Capps
Navy Department
George H. Wilson
Heads Thomas Orchestra
Edgar Clarkson
Speaker Cannon
Naval Committee
Clarkson
San Francisco
Portland
Union Pacific
S. A. Hutchison
Tourist Department
Walnut St
A P.C
Net
Oun
BIG Four
Gentral Lines
ST. Louis
Fourth and
VINE
Himself
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