First White House conference on conservation opens in East Room
May 11 reports the Roosevelt administration hosting a three day gathering with 44 state governors cabinet officers supreme court judges and experts to seek methods for conserving U S natural resources. Two main ideas emerge a permanent state led organization and limits on inter state agreements, with aims of uniform laws and continued collaboration. The morning session features Roosevelt in the East Room with a ceremonial welcome and a 50 minute address praising waterways and urging Congressional action to perpetuate commissions.
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North Carolina
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Ll O
Marine Band
Gover
Edward Everett Hale
Senate
Terael
Sppinuse
Inland Waterways Commission
Waite House
Williat J. Bryan
Andrew Carnegie
Ant
Belgre
Noel
Minnestop
Gey Rer Johnson
Minnesota
Roe
Bryan
Carnegie
Bryan Ackhow
Baby Giant at Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine May 16 Marion Edward Cowen a Lockington baby six months old weighs 36 pounds. He is growing to gigantic proportions and expected to reach 354 pounds at the end of his fifth year.
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Bellefontaine
Marion Edward Cowen
Four Thrown Into Water By Boat Upsetting
A Friday night pleasure trip near Gleason's mill Roscoe ended with a boat overturning in seven feet of water. Four youths and two girls were aboard. two young men who could swim brought the girls to shore and then righted the overturned craft owned by Joe Miskimens.
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Coshocton
Gleason’s Mill
Roscoe
Joe Miskimens
Hay Appointed to Coshocton County Board of Review
The state board of appraisers and assessors on Friday named George Hay of Coshocton as a member of the county board of review. The appointment carries a five year term of office.
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State Board of Appraisers
George Hay
Coshocton
County Board of Review
Ofice
Quarantined Woman Called to Dresden Over Diphtheria Case
Mrs Russell Marquand of West Lafayette travels to Dresden due to her daughter Myrtle’s serious illness diagnosed as diphtheria. The family home is quarantined and Mrs Marquand remains in Dresden by van for an indefinite period.
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Russell Marquand
West Lafayette
Dresden
Myrtle
Marquand
Factory Payrolls And Tax Rolls Reported In City Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows figures and place names linked to payrolls and tax rolls. Mentions Commercial National, Gosser, Koshocton National Bank, and multiple unreadable entities. Overall, a partial financial ledger style item with several proper nouns and scattered numbers.
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Pope Gosser
Hind
Coshocton National Bank
Tebeire Pugh
Alian Paper
Oolimas Co Yall Co
Beach Leather
Married at Rev Kohler s Cody Coulter and Miss Verra Lit tle
Married at Rev Kohler s Cody Coulter and Miss Verra Little were quietly married Thursday afternoon at 4 30 o clock at the home of the officiating clergyman Rev Kohler of the United Brethren church They are Mohawk residents with many friends Mrs Coulter formerly lived in Coshocton The bride wore a blue traveling dress The couple left for a brief wedding trip and will make their home at Metawh where Mr Coulter will work in Svetees
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Kohler
Cody Coulter
Mlae
Rev
United Brethren Church
Mra. Coulter
Coshocton
Mr. Coulter
Taft and Taftites in Cowardly Political Puns
A column of satirical notes about Taft supporters and opponents, referencing Cannon, Bryan, Foraker, and party tensions. It mocks harmony talk, predicts shifts in the Republican ranks, and plays on Brooklyn- or Ohio-area political figures, with light humor about elections and newspaper coverage.
Are You Sick A Call for Nervous System Health
An advertisement argues sickness stems from weak nerves and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy. It claims the product soothes irritated nerves and aids recuperation, urging readers to consult their druggist and consider the Bran e at 2 in Mot Ne as a recommendation from John J Rivertan of Riverton Nebraska.
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Rivertan
Nebr
John J
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Rule Of The Big Stick In Roosevelts Grip Of Power
Willis J. Abbot argues Roosevelt seeks to make the presidency supreme over Congress and the armed forces. He notes letters to senators threatening veto and payment refusal, cites parallels with Edward VII and calls out autocratic overreach, plus a Senate clash over policy and patronage. The piece also covers a Missouri Arkansas senator Davis and Democratic maneuvers in Congress.
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Vauros
Willis J. Abbot
United States Army
Navy
Senate
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Brownsville
Stewart
Coast Artillery
Arizona
Foraker
Army
Armed Service of the
Roosevelt
Edward VII
England
Edward
Parliament
Mer Roosevelt
Kywns
San Francisco
Evans
Io Welnnehaly
White House
Examinations Schedule for Teachers and Fees
Notice to teachers outlines monthly elementary certificate tests, with high school and special certificates on set Saturdays in September, December, March, and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday in April and second Saturday in May, starting 7 30. Fees include Affy cents for entry and five cents for returns, with Patterson applicants needing stamped envelopes. The board provides stationery. theory and practice questions reference Keith’s Elementary Education. Also notes association contact in Columbus Ohio.
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Board of Examiners
Patterson Appliants
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
H. T. Weber
A .P. McDonald
E. J. Pry
Death at Chill claims Jane Cutehall at 56
Jane Cutehall died Thursday night at her Chill home aged 56. She is survived by brothers and sisters Rudolph Morrison Aaron Will and Mrs A J Averhart. Funeral services will be Sunday at ten in the morning conducted by Rev Woeher of Balth. Interment follows at Lutheran cemetery.
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Chill
Rudolph
Morrison
Kansas
Aaron
Mt. Vernon
Will
Canton
A. J. Averhart
Shanneville
Woe Her
Balth
Lutheran Cemetery
Patterson Commencement Bay El at 18 90
Patterson commencement of Bay El, at 18 90.
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