Change in Roosevelt Cabinet Two New Men Enter Exec Family
Special to The Daily Times reports a White House statement on cabinet changes as Secrety Shaw and Attorney General Moody retire. Proposed replacements include Meyer, ambassador to Russia and Straus, a prominent Hebrew merchant and diplomat. Cortelyou moves to the treasury, Bonaparte to attorney general, Metcalf to the Davy. Meyer and Straus would join the cabinet with Straus as first Hebrew American in the body.
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Daily Times
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Shaw
Moody
Jun. T
Shan Lil
Meyer
Straus
Cortelyou
Treasury
Bonaparte
Metcalf
Davy
Rusgzgia
Italy
Massachusetts
Wall
United States
Turkey
Harrison
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
George B. Cortelyou
George von N. Meyer
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
Commerce and Labor
Oscar 8
Deaconess Miss Renner to Lead Troy Prayer Meeting
Deaconess Miss Renner of the Troy New York conference will lead and address the prayer meeting at the M. E. church this evening. Arthur B. Crawford, a guest of Will Sechlah, has returned to Columbus.
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Miss Renner
Troy, NY
Arthur B. Crawford
Will Sechlah
Columbus
Twin sons brighten Valentine home in Columbus trip return
My and Mrs. Merrel J. Valentine of 410 Lee avenue celebrate the arrival of twin sons born early today weighing seven and eight pounds. The father notes they plan to be Democrats. Dr and Mrs Brower have returned from a business trip to Columbus.
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Merrel J. Valentine
Lee Avenue
Mrs. Brower
Columbus
Council Transacts But Little Business In Short Meeting
Tuesday night’s city council meeting saw minimal action with most items deferred. A petition from Chestnut Street property owners urged immediate asphalt repairs to prevent winter damage, and the Vine Street grade ordinance was finally approved along with moving a barn off city right of way.
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Chestnut Street
Vine Street
Seventh Street
Smith
Jury
Eleventh Street
Stace
Tenth Street
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Livery business sold to new owner on Walnut street
Jerry Kirk announces the sale of his Walnut street livery and boarding stable to Frank McGill. The new owner will continue to operate a livery and boarding facility and takes immediate possession.
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Jerry Kirk
Walnut Street
Frank McGill
Troy Man Becomes Satesman at Brendel Bros Shoe Store
Troy resident E G Bowerman has taken a position at Brendel Bros. Shoe Store succeeding Karl A Hinty who moved to an architecture post. Bowerman arrives with strong recommendations and is described as a pleasant young gentleman.
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E. G. Bowerman
Troy
Brendel Broa
Bowerman
Karl A Hinty
Grand Concert At Christian Union Church Tonight
The Grand Concert Co of Ithaca N Y presents entertainment at the Christian Union church starting at eight o clock this evening. The troupe delivered a splendid program at Dresden last night. Mrs Clinton Clark formerly Miss Mayme Neldon has had spinal trouble and was unconscious for over a day but shows some improvement today.
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Grand Concert Co
Ithaca
Christian Union Church
Dresden
Clinton Clark
Mayme Neldon
Weather Update for Tonight and Thursday Forecast
The weather reports rain tonight with a warmer trend in the eastern portion. On Thursday expect rain west of the region and cooler conditions in the northern portion, with the forecast indicating continued unsettled conditions.
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Eaat
Ralafa
Pertiom
Eehfer
C C Hamilton Found Dead In Bed Early This Morning
C C Hamilton noted city resident and Daily Age solicitor died in his sleep from heart trouble. He was 81 and survived by two daughters Miss Madeo Hamilton and Miss Mabel Hamilton of this city and two sons ALCC Hamilton of New York and WoC Hamilton of Toledo. Funeral plans pending announcement once home is informed.
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C. C. Hamilton
Chande @ Phanititen
Lear
Hamilton
Ithe Daily Age
Madeo Hamilton
Mabel Hamilton
City
Alcc Hamilton
New York
Woc Hamilton
Toledo
City Budget Holds Up Clean Streets Says Hutchingon
Mr Hutchingon of the city Board of Public Service tells the Times the council last night failed to appropriate funds for street cleaning, risking suspension of work. He cites $4000 in the contingent fund but says only $1000 has been allotted for summer work, with 2 or miles of streets to tend and many repairs awaiting funds. The lack of money endangers health and cleanliness.
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Hutchingon
City Board of Public Service
Hle
Council
Addi Ton
Big Fox Hunting Event in Central Ohio
Central Ohio Sportsmen Association plans a two day fox hunting session in Cosherton. About a hundred fox hunters with dogs expected. Thursday features exhibition at the lark livery barn on Main street, dogs in the carriage shed, business meeting at city hall, officer elections, and a 3000 yard drag chase on Second street. Friday hunts depart before dawn toward rural district, finishing by noon.
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Central Ohio Sportsmen Association
Cosherton
Fox Hunters
Lark Livery
Main Street
Second Street
Elm Street
Main
Ghostout Streets
Letty
Reverend J A Eby Accepts Young Men's Christian Association Post
Rev John Abby of this city is chosen as General Secretary of the Y M C A Connellsville Pennsylvania with a salary of 2000 dollars annually an increase of 800 from prior pay He accepted to reduce home absences from lecturing and evangelistic work, plans to focus on Bible study and ideals He will move his family to Connellsville after completing duties in Punxutawney and New Castle and Mrs Eby will stage a library play before departing.
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John Abby
Young Men’s Christian Associator
Connelsville
Eby
Connellsville
Punxautawney, Pa
Weeden
Singer
New York City
Rey Eby
Connetts Wile
New Castle
Central Presbyterian Church
Connellaville
Ohio Wesleyan University Tries Student Government
Delaware, D. Oct 24 Special Ohio Wesleyan University puts student government on trial with a plan to transfer student affairs to a student governing body. A joint committee drafted the plan for over 500 students, naming a president, secretary, class leaders, editors, and Y M C A/Y W C A heads to act as agents of the students. The scheme aims to curb class politics and corruption while ensuring democratic control. the new Senate already influences student life with mass meetings and policy discussions.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Herbert Welch
Togeth
Yiet
College Transcript
Literary Association
Senate
Student finances and ethics probe at sophomore year
The article notes ongoing scrutiny into student finances and alleged proper methods amid a sophomore year debate on honors and examinations. It signals potential leadership changes and institutional interest as alumni watch closely.
Two men injured in cider press explosion at forks road ga
An explosion at a cider press injured Frank Nosker TM and another worker at the forks road unit. Nosker suffered a two and a half inch forehead gash and neck and shoulder lacerations with severe bruising. a second man named Milligan sustained painful bruises. The press was wrecked and recovery will take a week.
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Cider Press Ag
Forks Road
Tuemiay Noun
Frank Nosker
Uytt
Milligan
Derringer Fined for Killing a Horse in Waruw Scene
Knees Derringer, about 22, penniless father, faced Squire Wimmer after Humane Officer Jackson brought him in this afternoon charged with killing a horse owned by Jon Bowers. He pleaded guilty and is fined 50 dollars plus costs 30 dollars suspended. He must work for Bowers until repaying 125 dollars, the horse price, while he says he was drunk.
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Knees Derringer
Squire Wimmer
Jackson
Jon Bowers
Bowers
Derringer
Waruw
Skater Suffers Deep Cut After Fall at Local Rink
Fred Smythe, a known figure in town for roller skating and polo, took a bad spill at the rink last night. While on the floor with hands in his pockets, a skate locked and threw him, slicing a half inch deep gash over his left eye.
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Fred Smythe
Detention suit over corn field chattels in common pleas court
Joseph Chaney sues Abraham Lo Young and Catherine Young in common pleas court for wrongful detention of field corn. He claims 76 shocks from Josh Lake, 119 shocks from David Cochran, and 101 shocks from Howard Billman were kept for 20 days, seeking $225 plus return of the property.
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Common Pleas
Joseph Chaney
Abraham Lo Young
Catherine Young
Josh Lake
Catherine Chaney
David Cochran
Howard Billman
Chaney
Elopement to Kentucky Shocks Local Community
A sensational elopement from this city to Kentucky involved a girl barely seventeen and a man older. Parents are heartbroken and the husband may face abduction charges. The couple has since returned to Coshoeton.
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Kentucky
Coshoeton
Scarlet Fever Diagnosis For Clement Stewart's Daughter
The daughter of Clement Stewart of 129 South Thin Street was today diagnosed with scarlet fever. Verna Mitr departed the nearby area for Midded City, Pa.
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Clement Stewart
South Thin Street
Mies Verna Mitr
Miwoed City
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Department of Justice
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Merrel Valentine
Wheeling
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John Parrison
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Ghatrmen
Geeld Epeei
Troy Man
Brendel Shoe Store
J. A. Eby
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