Murphy Elect ed President Catholic Societies Annual Meeting
The Butler County Federation of Catholic Societies held its annual meeting at the Knights of Columbus hall drawing large attendance. Officers elected include A Murphy as president with Anthony Brink as first vice president James Judge as second vice president George Daugherty as secretary and William Brede as treasurer. The governing board comprises Murphy Brink Judge Daugherty Finan Dultman Fisher and Conwan.
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Knights of Columbus
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Barkman Accepts Employment to Prepare Plans for County Hospital
George Barkman Mowlay accepted the employment offered by commissioners to prepare plans for completing the county hospital. He will submit a short report Tuesday and oversee coal supply for the court house as the building uses record amounts of coal due to a temporary roof. About sixty percent of the exterior heat escapes through the top, and 25 tons of coal have already been used this winter.
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George Barkman Mowlay
Herenkons Hospital
Agill View
Rentsehler
Office Hours Bill Aims to Force County Official Pay Ties
In Columbus on Monday the legislature heard Rep Ayler from Sark County propose a bill to require county offices to display hours and post a reason for any absence. The measure mandates semi monthly salary reports to the county auditor with affidavits detailing work performed by each official. The bill seeks accountability by tying pay to attendance and duties.
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Columbus
Ayler
Sark
Sheik Salavivy
Governor Williams endorses Tumulty as secretary choice
Trenton February 4 Governor Woulrow Wilson mandays positively announced Joseph Patrick Tumulty will continue as secretary when he becomes president. He emphasized no other appointments had been decided and rejected reports that William J. Bryan and A Mitchell Palmer were considered.
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Public School Teachers Need Training Upgraded Says Census
A February report from the Education Bureau details a rural schooling crisis with over one in five teachers lacking graduation from a teachers' training school. The study urges immediate action to raise standards, expand courses in natural and agricultural sciences, rural economics, sanitation, and related fields to improve teacher preparation and rural instruction.
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Baker divorce case unfolds with lurid innuendo
Former State Senator Phorne Baker testifies in a high profile divorce before Judge Warner detailing alleged marital indiscretions. He cites a wife associated with young men and a series of salacious incidents, while naming several individuals in a heated court scene.
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Turn In Costs County Clerk Fined in 278.91 Costs
A county clerk is fined 278.91 in costs to the county with reference to payments for witnesses. The notice frames the item as a financial penalty tied to a 1911 legal context and includes unclear references to sources and recipients.
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Case Up Fee Hearing to Dayton
A court petition filed by defendants before Judge Snodiker in common pleas sought regal alterations. City officials claim $1,800 to cover police portal shortage as the main dispute. Two indictments were returned by the grand jury against Argobrighk and set for February.
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Still Missing Campbell Driver Amid Unclear Suspension
Still missing since Sunday, Campbell of the Three? family is not heard from at home. Local seamen have arranged a trip for prey, while Filmer Davis temporarily fills Crawford’s post as second driver. Ligeoly Conchard, former, is named. one son to fill Crawford’s place, with a day set for the event. No reason given by relatives or friends.
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Ed Hines Fatally Injured In Railway Yard Incident
Ed Hines known as Cup Hines and Garriang, employed by the railroad, was fatally injured Tuesday morning near a yard switch as he attempted to switch cars. He was squeezed and rolled between a car and another standing on a siding. He suffered a broken nose, collarbone, and multiple injuries and was taken in critical condition to Mercy Hospital.
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Coffee Pot Special to The Towrnnt divorce petition
Maton asks Lis she be granted divorce from Joh Noah Milstead. The Milsteads quarrel over drunkenness and neglect. A temporary restraining order was granted to protect her personal belongings.
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Reception for Rev Zauge Tonight At Abe Kirsh Home
A reception will be held this evening for Rev and Mrs Zauge at Abe Kirsh Motormodehivehai Sait D Street and Road Avenue from seven to nine. Dr Sheridan Watson Bell will be present with a fine program by The ministerial choir and Willaponis iy Dehallaf ha ebirehos al. Mey members and friends are invited to attend.
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Solemn Ash Wednesday Masses Across Catholic Churches
The article details Ash Wednesday services in multiple churches including St. Ming's St. Baton St. Joseph's and Veronina's with high mass and distribution of ashes. It notes blessings and benedictions, evening services and parish duties for Lent start with prayers and processions.
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Compensation bill stalls in senate amid labor friction
Fragmented report from Columbus notes a compensation bill tied to a labor committee debate. The item references Senator Crayn and a near-term hearing Tuesday night, with business leaders in Columbus watching potential changes with concern.
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Fragmentary debate on proposed measures and amendments
The text shows a fragmented report with muttered phrases about a report Tkak, a measure with amendments, and objections raised by Tate and others. It mentions finance and credit for industries, with references to representatives and possible changes. The garbled wording limits precise details.
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