Appointments May Follow Cox Administration Actions
Governor Cox faces next week for selecting new appointees as the legislature adjourns. Expected changes include Harmon's picks and a shift in state banking supervision, with Frank Baxter rumored as possible superintendent and other officials facing scrutiny amid charges in Franklin County court. Budget impacts from wind and flood damage reported statewide, plus farm institute funding changes and relief contributions from Japanese residents in Baker, Oregon.
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Blake
Volisnisns
Cox Ara Nob
Senate
Harman
Enery Littauner
Iuide Aeling State Bank
Frank Baxter
Lima
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Credited For Health Turnaround
A letter from M. J. McCoy of Van Wert Ohio testifies that after years of kidney and liver trouble and nervous strain, Dry Kilmer’s Swamp Root cured him. He urges others with similar ailments to try the remedy, sworn before A. C. Gilpin notary on July 18, 1909.
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Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
de, Kilmer & Go
Binghamton
N.Y
Hamilton Daily Journal
MU. McCoy
van Wart
Ohio
van Wert County
M. 7
McCop
A.C. Gilpin
Nutney Public
Don’t Trifle With Coughs Or Colds, Dr King’s Discovery
A vintage ad warns that coughs and colds can develop into pneumonia and consumption. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a preventive treatment, claiming quick relief with minimal doctor bills. Testimonials praise its power and call it a Godsend to humanity.
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Dr. King
Dr King's New Discovery Praised for Lung Troubles
A Columbia reader extols Dr King s New Discovery as a reliable remedy for coughs croup and lung trouble claiming family use for fourteen years and noting it saved a mother from pneumonia after doctors gave up. The letter offers to publish and answer inquiries with reply postage.
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Columbia
Father
Dr. King
Teachers Will Be Nowtested to Work Two Weeks Longer
School board extends the term by two weeks due to storm damage and loss of books. Teachers will continue work with no extra pay as preparations are made for a safer safe summer term. Commencement planned for June 23 or 24 with arrangements for decummencement. Several staff and committee appointments noted. Court notes mention alimony cases and a divorce granted.
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T. B.camaron
Columbus and Pe Company
Forney
Jairik
Weanklin County Common Pleas Court
Turner Armday
Caneron
Linl
Supervi Nl
Tuind
Seleale
Gormaittye
Ural Mir
Bouninghaten
N. Liston
Hanrd dl
Joyce Fikuied
Uust
AlAlmargh
Packard
Columbus
Bronk
Dayton
Henry Hoelscher III Civil War veteran admitted to Metsley Hospital
Henry Hoelscher III, a Civil War veteran and long time resident of 116 Vine Street, was found recently in critical condition after becoming homeless and starving due to a wreck. He is 90 years old and was taken to Metsley Hospital for care.
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Henry Toelscher
Herity
Metsley Hospital
Vine Street
Faith Essential Faith Meetings Highlight Belain Times
Washington reports Secretary for Shute Bryan Sunddy urges renewed faith during Simday afternoon Christian Wn deaver meetings. He argues faith is essential to achieve meaningful work in government and to uphold the people deserve a just and good government.
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Washington
Shute Bryan Sunddy Belain
Teneg
Iters
Bryan
Iran
Jdmséld
Caithin
Bequest Funds Move to State Treasury for Education
A bill earlier passed by Representative Smith of Buble contly directs income from bequests to the state treasury for Miami University and other educational institutions. The funds would earn six percent interest and remain designated for schools, not for irreducible state debt, under the measure supported by CBO.
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Polym. C. Apple Ecite
Smith
Buble
Miami University
CBO
California alien land ownership bill debate eases. Japan reacts
The dispatch notes Tokyo response to U S efforts on the alien land ownership measure, with Japan's public mood growing hopeful about a compromise. Washington also reports President Wilson plans May 1 and 29 dates for northern New Jersey speeches urging jury reform and a constitutional convention, with Paterson and Jersey City on the schedule. The Wilson dinner for the retiring British ambassador and Mrs. Fague is mentioned amid diplomatic chatter.
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Japan
Tokyo
Vthe
Wilson
Bec
Retary
Sluice Bryan
California
Hixany Johnson
Washington
Lebates
New Jersey
St. Wilson
Paterson
Joreey City
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Adrian Woman
A Texas testimonial tells how a woman suffered four years of agonizing cramps chills and sickness with heavy bleeding before using Lyda E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. After seven boxes and Sanative Wash she gained weight from 96 to 126 pounds and reports complete relief, inviting others to write for guidance.
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Adrian
Texas
Mae
Pinkham remedies.”"—Mrss Ju3ste Mansx
Lyla T. Pinkham
Donation Distribution Meeting at Nike Tool Works Co.
A meeting of the Nike Tool Works Co. shop employees was held Saturday morning April 19 at 6:90 to plan proper distribution of 275 donated by Lie employer of John Bertram & Buns Co Dyndas Ontario Canada and the Cyrmlian Proté Whitney Co. Henry H. Miller presided as chairman and secretary. A five member presenting over department committee was appointed to select workers most deserving for the gift. The gathering closed with three cheering to the donors. Named workers selected included Tol Soudan John Qonfer two Bird Song Martin Berg and Heavy Voll Sweehit.
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Nike Tool Works, Co
John Bertram & Buns, Co
Dyndas
Ontario
Canada
Cyrmlian Proté& Whitney Co
Henry H. Miller
Miller
Has
Epugh
Aruai
Mous Elvice
Milled
Tol Soudan
John Qonfer
Martin Berg
Mother seeks missing sons after flood in Evansville
Evansville mother Mary Be Zeller pleads for news of her sons John II Myers 45 and Hufie Myers 37 last heard after the flood. She recalls their work and asks The Journal to publish any address or welfare update and informs officials.
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Stray
Evansville
Indy
John II
Myers
Aid Hufie Myers
Rifle
John
Tons Tielion
Mary
Zeller
Columbia
Lymeville
Tai
Rulie Myers
Hamilton Tek
Straub
Catholics Dedicate First Motor Car Chapel in Chicago
The first motor car chapel used by a religious order in America was dedicated Sunday on the lawn of St. Navie’s academy by Bishop D J Dougherty of Jaro Philippines. The vehicle will be shipped to Browneville Kentucky and then guided through the southwest by two Oblate fathers. A large tent on top accommodates worship and seats about 2000 people.
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Chicago
America
St. Navie’s Academy
D. J. Dougherty
Jaro
Philippine Telands
Mie
Carig
St. Peter's Motor Chapel
Browneville
Lex
Court Docket Updates and Estate Appointment
Docket proceedings Monday refined by Judge Murphy and Harlanah Thedve Murphy for civil matters while other cases await rulings. In Wayne Township, H.R. Brvitenberkss named administrator of the Leah Brvitenbecher estate valued at 47,500 with Hint as clerk.
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Joseph 1
Fisherkins
Spradling
Dudgus Murphy
Harlanah
Enloy
H.R. Brvitenberkss Ag
Lea Hatedph Brvitenbecher
Wayne
Hint
Relief efforts mapped for Methodist flood victims in Ohio Valley
Columbus Ohio Apia 22 relief plans for Methodist church convations amid recent floods. Ohio Valley district bishop William B Anderson of Cincinnati presided as Ohio I G OF dispensed about 18 000 for relief to order members. New arrangements discussed for further support.
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Columbus
Apia
Methodist
Ohio
William B. Anderson
Einnali
The
Evand Lodge of
Ohio I
G. OF
Order
Unusual gathering of 21 men at dinner party
A Cincinnati event lists twenty one men attending a dinner party at 20 West Fourth Street. Among them are Ke ny Hartsog of Van Wert and Raymond Snyder of Newport while others hail from Ludlow Hamilton Dayton Muncie Lima and Cincinnati. The gathering featured a Cineinmith limb maker and a box party at League Park.
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West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
League Park
Keny Hartsog
van Werl
Raymond Snyder
Newport
I. W. Sveliress
Huntington
W. P.n
Doel LH
Ward
George Berry
Ludlow
Thomas Wright
Cayington
August Sprangle
Joseph Reigert
Hamilton
Leste Siebenthaler
R.W. Fairbanks
Lima
Ohio
Andrew Harratt
Cynthiana
William Horn
Bellefontaine
Oia
F. A. Canby
Troy
John Boneensky
Joseph Tpotrus
Lawrence Wiehchester
George Kinney
Cinetunali
Family and Social Notes From Local Area
The column lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Fosher and Mrs. Yom Milehall of Pleasant Avenue healing from a fall with a leg fracture, William Johnson of Oxford College visiting relatives, the Warr family hosting guests, and Mary Warr of Oxford College staying with her parents. Other entries cover the Wisnited Labor Day events, Christ Bible service, and local social gatherings with multiple relatives from Cincinnati, Richmond, and Tytersville noted among the attendees.
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Yom Milehall
Bll
Pleasant ‘Avenue
Ant
Mies
William Johnson
Oxford
Gee, Johnson
Eboney Parks
Guton
Chas
Greiamer x
Uto
Aawshunkalay
Bonninghofen
Mes
Tom Warr
Jiller
Jalys
Dodi
Gudiley Deatty
Mrs
Eenest Steiner
Fran Cieimati Sinny
Rollie Caldwell
Sain Vail
Tytersville
Murry Miller
Creston
Kate
Cole Ler
Tout Warr
Bam Wheelwright
Fake Tolmson
Raton
Resolution to Abrogate Panama Treaty Poses Policy Clash
Washington in a resolution to abrogate the Panama canal treaties challenges Great Britain's protest stance. The measure, discussed Monday by Chamberlain of Oregon, centers on foreign relations and the legal basis for U Britain’s objections to the canal project.
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Washington
Ayn
Renues
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Tor Chamberlain
Oregon
St Marys School Auction Sale Slated Tomorrow
An auction sale is announced for St Marys School to be held tomorrow afternoon after 2 o clock. The event features high grade flag laminate and terms cash on delivery.
Local Social News: Visitors and Family Gatherings
Dollie enul and Miss Hagel entertained guests including Miss Irene Hurstiner of Trvington and Mrs. Florences Trevstner. Mrs. Jerstiner and Mrs. Henry Lewis, of Detroit, hosted relatives as listed. Gordan Fischer of Tisilton spent time with his cousin Bugene uively, with several weeks ahead.
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Dollie Enul
Taymenil
Hagel Itelarl
Geotleman
de Hups al Righmond
Spoett
Pred Srively
Irene Hurstiner
Trvington
Flocenes Trevstner
Gene Jerstiner
Henry Lewis
Detroit
Mis
Tylertyphoid found in impure water blamed by locals
A fragmented ad style notice promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a preventive and tonic against typhoid and related ailments. It claims impure water causes typhoid, praises whiskey for strengthening the system, aiding germ destruction, and aiding convalescence. Endorsed by a Kingston NY writer and a Rochester company, it urges purchase.
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Duffy
Kingston
N.Y
Dalera
Fred Checken
Dutty Pere Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
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