Presbyterian Assembly backs temperance push in Columbus
In Columbus the Presbyterian general assembly is praised for wisdom in avoiding partisan politics while endorsing temperance work. The Anti Saloon League is cited as a powerful force shaping policy and church influence, with concerns about political manipulation and graft. The assembly preserves church independence, allowing the league to advance reform without direct political entanglement. A Minnesota governor named Johnson gains Democratic attention as May article hints at possible candidacy, signaling party dynamics ahead.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Temperance Committee
Church
League
Batlleries
Anti-Saison League
Werth
Pesn’e
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Temperance Committee
Presbyterian Assembly
Fay Gev. Johnson
Minnesota
Gov. Johnson
Bryan Han
Republicans Expose Republi Cans in Ohio War Debate
A sharp partisan confrontation in Ohio accuses Republican leaders of corruption and ties to railroads and trusts. The piece mocks Senator Foraker and others, warns of continued harsh infighting, and predicts a lost credibility for the party unless reforms appear before the presidential election.
Milfork and Church Notes Include Youth Meetings
Farmers are advised to plan wool and sheep shearing efforts while young people’s meetings at the church yield lively discussion. Miss Blanche Cox led the evening as the new center faces stomach trouble but convalesces. Chas Raltheeon travels to Spring Mountain for home pen construction. Mrs Helle Coguit and Leora visit Mrs Ron Norris. Sennel Wright of Coshneton tends Henry Panels at Naw Moscow.
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Peope
Blanche Cox
Chas Raltheeon
Spring Mountain
Helle Coguit
Leora
College commencement events listed for June at West Lafayette
The schedule opens with a musical and oratorical recital on Saturday night June 8 followed by senior reception on May 9 and various ceremonies through June 16. Graduates include literary W. H. Hoff and George Saurts with music by Miss Hus a Zumbro among others.
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West Lafayette College
W. H. Hoff
George Saurts
Husa Zumbro
Corn Planting Behind in Walhaning and Muskingum Valleys
Mr Phetzius reports on his scouting trip through Walhaning and Muskingum valleys finding corn planting late. Farmers are finishing fields and seed is in ground but season is markedly backward with rain and risk of seed rotting if cold spell comes. Hill planting nearly done but fields are smaller per farm.
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Mr. Phetzius
Ecanutras
Walhaning
Position on the Railroad halfants May 28
The bank of fering exercises by the W. M. F. 3. Sabbath eventueg drew attendance and praise. R. oC. Masten of Trinwas was calling in the neighborhood Sabbath trening. Rev. W. Masten has gone to Ada to attend schuel and graduates this year. Mrs Painella How es funeral held May 2b with Rev. officiating. Crew and neighbors report seed dime and harvest delays.
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R. Oc
Masten
Trinwas
Ada
Schuel
Luda
Painella Howes
Tags
Wekerson
Trinway
Bob McConnell
Roscoe Momilay
Marton Chafant
Hithios
Utlea
Mas Athert Crider
Ohio State Sunday School Convention in Mansfield
Ohio's forty eighth annual State Sunday School Convention will meet in Mansfield on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Counties elect ten delegates to enjoy lodging and breakfast under the Harvard Plan while others may attend and use the floor. Hotels charge one or two dollars daily with meals at local restaurants and no railroad special rates due to a two cent fare statewide. For details contact Dr Joseph Clark State Secretary 74 Ruggery Bldg Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio
Maisfield
Juana
Mansfield
Harvard
Visitura
Joseph Clark
Ruggery U.dg
Columbus
State Sunday School Convention Holds Mansfield Sessions
The Ohio Sunday school workers head to Mansfield for the annual convention June 25 26 27 with Dr H M Hamill of Nashville and Mrs Hamill presenting on child development and women’s issues Prof Idn P St John of Hartford leads child study lectures President James A K Scherer of Newberry College speaks on Japan and America An auxiliary German language program and a primary workers institute are featured with Prof E O Excell directing convention music For details contact Dr Joseph Clark Columbus Ohio
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Ohio
Mansfield
H. M. Hamill
Nashville
Tenn
Potts
America
Hamill
Htt
Idn
P. St. John
Hartford
Conn
James A. K. Scherer
Newberry College
South Carolina
Japan
Rome
BE. OQ. Excell
Joseph Clark
Rutgery Bldg
Columbus
Exchange Opens Local Stock and Grain House in Wheeling
Exchange Opens Tomlinson and Co of Wheeling on the second floor of Murray heading to receive the latest reports while the New York Stock Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade are in session. The firm has no private wire and keeps local buyers and sellers posted on every move in the primary and stock markets.
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Tomlinson and Co
Wheeling
Murray
Atu
New York
Chicago
Miss Mina Finlay Wins High Honors at Ohio Wesleyan
Won honors reported for Miss Mina Finlay of this county in a recent intersociety literary contest at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware. Miss Stella Chirk of Roscoe also earned honors at the same time, while a souvenir postal card from Charles Compton indicates he planned travel to Europe, London, and Kiel in May.
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Mina Finlay
Ohio Wesleyanniversity
Delaware
Stella Chirk
Roscoe
J. Aden
Moritie
Rich ruby find near Londonville stirs rush for land
Ten cities south of Londonville report ruby deposits with pay dirt valued at five dollars per ton. Pittsburgh mining expert Sehwarts asserts rich vein prospects and predicts rapid development as locals form a company to exploit the territory while landowners resist eager offers.
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Londonville
Coshocton
Sehwarts
Pittsburg
Rose Bros furniture store reopens after death of Rose Bros member
Rose Brothers furniture shop resumes operations after a days long closure due to the death of Rose Brothers member J. Rose. Harrington, with 12 years of experience, assists, as the firm returns to normal running and plans improvements in the year ahead. The public is assured the business will be conducted properly and up to date. A note invites interested readers to write BOX 1195, Waterloo, N.Y.
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Rose Brose
Rose
Jin
Fu Hure
Harrington
Local Social Notes From Linton Mills Area
Linton Mills and West Lafayette residents visited, attended commencement, and held socials. Families gathered for ice cream, visits, and small town events as rain delayed local sand cars.
Local Notes and Social Rounds From Layland and Vicinity
Layland May 29 A J Workman and wife return from a long works visit with relatives in Indiana. Meek Ports of Akron visits his mother. Alpha’s eighteenth birthday surprise at Isaac’s home with about forty guests. Ed Hedington’s barn raised with sixty friends assisting Jim. Ghidys Price visiting near Coshpeton. Bart Uhl’s sick horse. CHM Lawer and wife near Ballic visit family. J M Patterson in Cosaocton on business. Wil Henderson Roscoe tending office leasing land. W T Finlay sales call Friday. Rear Yelmick and one aborted Chii Saturday. Large turnout at Moundahdo house entertainment Saturday night.
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Layland
Almit
Isaac
Alpha
Meek Ports
Akron
Ed Hedington
Jim
Ghidys Price
Cosh
Peton
Bart Uhl
Chm Lawer
Ballic
JM. Patterson
Cosaocton
Jon
Priday
Wil Henderson
Roscoe
Hiote
Ab Finlay
Yelmick
Moundadho House
Tlayland
A. J. Workman
Mwn
Indiana
Thowaar
American Sand Co
Pasture accidents kill two near Pearl and Battle railroad
Chili May 28 Two horses wandered from a pasture onto a southbound railroad near Pearl and Battle and were killed by the passing train. Mr Goss previously lost a horse in a similar incident about a year ago. Mrs Albert Ames and daughters are visiting relatives in Toteda. Homer Walters hunted for a draft horse at Sugar Creek. Lorenz Brothers buy wool at 24 2 8 cents per pound. Mrs John Martin dies in Winona Minnesota, Miss Elizabeth Morrison pioneer of Winona County. Fire destroys a large bank barn near Metham in Bethlehem township, valued at 1200 with 200 insurance. P O Van Blarcom to speak at Pleasant Valley school on Sunday.
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Chili
Jaco Goss
Pearl
Goss
Albert Ames
Celi
Tzara
Mere
Wsit
J.A. Price
Toteda
Co O
John Olinger
Sonk
Clyde
Karl
Frank Snyder
Dundee
Homer Walters
Sugar Creek
al Lenhart
Lorenz Brothers
Fontibank
Peter Stver
Metham
Bethlehem
Ri. Mullet
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