Merit system to prevail in Ohio political patronage reforms
Governor Cox announces a state civil service merit test for about 1500 county and state jobs. Officials urged to appoint only those who pass the exam, shifting patronage to the merit system and enforcing tax compliance, while dismissing the case Nettie Pierce versus Frank Vones.
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Columbus
Dee
Cox
State Civil Service Commission
Ohia
Ohiy
Unis
Danner
Ginte Tax Commission
Miami University Professor to Speak at YMCA Program
A Sunday afternoon YMCA meeting will feature Prof. Haut J. Vogt from Miami University as principal speaker. W I Tobey will preside. The Indies quartet will sing. Vogt will discuss the changing attitude toward modern world issues and their local applications, urging civic and moral betterment.
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G. A
Haut J. Vogt
Miami University
W. I. Tobey
Ursteys
Vogt
Pita
Enudibious
Yatal
Eiliva
Ehuyel
Tlu
Coun Ly
New Officers Elected by Hamilton Council Meeting
On Wednesday evening Hamilton Council Na Yb Je WL ALM held a meeting to nominate candidates for the large class initiation of about twenty five on December 17. The following officers for the term beginning January 1 were elected: Tolin Cork View, Gay Swarmed, Recording Secretary P. I. Rico, Assistant Recording Secretary Harald Maul, lins Secretary Edyvard ll McCormack, Treasurer Edward J. Riever, Conductor Emery Farner, Wardlen Walker Tice, Tassle Sentire Chester Thompson, Outsige Sentinel Chilford Williamson, Trustee 18 Manthe Allen Wacon rod, Chaplin Stanley Berry, Representative the State Council Edward RL MacCormack, Alternate Representative to State Council Cee PL Leytine.
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Hamilton Council
Myre
Tolin
Cork View Councilore
Edward J. Riever
Emery Farner
Wardlen
Walker Tice
Tassle Sentire
Chester Thompsan
Outsige
Chilford Williamson
Manthe—Allen Waconrod
Stanley Berry
State Council
Edward RL MacCormack
Cee
Leytine
Taft backs federal plan for civil service extension
Former President Taft urged extending and improving the civil service in regional and municipal government. He spoke before the Phoenix Club and Cincinnati charter commission about the federal role in city charters, stressing support for reform in public service.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Civil Service
Phoenix Club
Cincinnati Charler
Mrs Goebel’s Death and Local Notes in Trenton
Mrs Leonard Goebel, aged about 73, died between 1 and 2 PM after a paralytic stroke last Saturday. Michael Pearson also died about the same time, with funeral services Monday. Local notes mention a UW church bazaar on December 12 and various visits and social events in Trenton, Hamilton, Dayton, and Union City. community names include Shanley, Augspurger, Stibbs, and Jones.
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Che Journal
Trenton
Leonard Goebel
Delvuk
Dauthoran
Gaebel
Michael Pearson
J. Goebel
Devedent
My Aid Society of the
UW. 2
Lientos
Wilbur Turel
Hamilton
Clarence Jones
Herman Goebel
Mildred Sloveker
H. MH. Johns
Carrie
Chicago
Joh Jacquedt
Washington, D. C
Lea
Birthday gathering described with humble home hospitality
A clipped fragment notes Mrs John Reeder of Hamilton hosting a modest birthday gathering on a Tuesday. The host served Boston gingerbread, cider and ice cream while Wd Kopp struggles with rheumatism. The text is garbled but depicts a cheerful domestic scene in a small community.
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John Reeder
Hamil ‘Ton
U. S
Wd Kopp
Reopened Zanesville Steel Plant Hutton Says Mill to Start
The American Rolling Mill Company plans a Monday reopening of its Zanesville plant after weeks of idleness. Director James M. Hutton, returning from New York, said the mill will begin operating immediately, promising work for over 800 men. The delay was due to installing new machinery to match Middletown mills.
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American Rolling Mill Company
Zanesville
James M. Hutton
New York
Cireles
Titsing
Hutton
Middle Town
County Assessors Exams and Appointments Details
The state commission will decide how many assessors the county needs and appoint the best candidates after exams held in Hamilton. Assessors will cover two townships each and property values will be varied with concessions in flood areas. A county survey precedes any orders, and terms of commissioners are set by the state.
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Hamilton
Bock
Walbure
Tock and
Walburg
The Employed Boys Club Menu at Monday Meeting
The employed boys of the YMCA in Hamilton are urged to attend promptly at 75 Monday night. The gatherings grow more interesting each week and invite every employed boy to bring a friend. Menu for Monday includes chili con carne soup baked ham, old fashioned wafers, bread and butter, pickles, mashed potatoes and a good address. A guest speaker has been secured.
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Wight
Hammilton
Notice of license transfer and signatures in Butler County
Notice records the application for removal of location and transfer of ownership from Fred Koller of Lot 82 and 33 Westchester Union Township Butler County to Elizabeth Kohler in Manis Union Township Butler County Ohio. Includes witness attestations and official signatures by Butler County Liquor License Board members C. Simpson Mikesell.
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Fred Koller
Smd
Westchester
Union
Buller Conpty
Elizabeth Kohler
Manis
Union Township
Butler County
Ohio
Butler County Liquor License Board
C. Simpson
Mikesell
Probate Notice of Administrators and Executors Named
Probate notice announces filing of scromils and vouchers in the court by multiple administrators or executors including Reott John Ji Bell Henry M Asplan Joseph Poppel Martha AL Spradling Anna Metzler Charles Hayes Ve nardiang of Ann Prendergass Fran reig By Trowbidge Frederick Trowbvidee William Louis Ruhl Ed Ward Gerber Hildreth Gerber. Interested parties may file written exceptions by December 20 1915 for hearing and disposition beginning December 6 1913 with subsequent continuations through May.
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Reott
John Ji
Bell
Henry M. Asplan
Joseph ‘Poppel
Martha al, Spradling
Anna “Metzler
Charles, Hayes
Venardiang
Ann Prendergass
Fran. Reig
Trowbidge
Frederick A Trowbvidee
William Louis Ruhl
Ward Gerber
Hildreth Gerber
Missing Word Contestwinner at Journal Office
Miss Florence Miller of 3 street correctly filled the first word in the Journal missing word contest securing a $5 merchandise order. Readers were invited to call at the office to claim prizes while the list of missing words included from FX Hilz Blyes KKessel’s ONice Whie Fores Todd Co Vaths olel DeArmond.
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Florence Miller
3 Street
Syle
High School Notes Reports Senior Class Party
The senior class party at Miss Ada Claw son’s home drew 73 seniors, with festive spirit and a serenade along the route from the high school. Faculty shared treats and talks, including poems by Prof. Hannery, before midnight revels ended and seniors headed home, cherishing the memory. The Latin club met Thursday electing George Benzing as president. a German department singing concert is planned, and the Christmas issue of the Te view is promised with 16 pages.
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Ada Clawson
Clinson Howe
Ifannery Eevite
Idid
Askay
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest, safest remedy for stomach upset. It claims rapid relief from indigestion, gas, belching, sourness, and headache, urging households to keep a bottle on hand for daytime or nocturnal stomach troubles. It emphasizes safety and popularity with millions using it.
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Pope
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American Rolling Mill Co
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Vielvoin
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Merman Department
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Undertaker
Main Street
Pape
Duerr Coal Co
Welsbach
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