Workmen's compensation scope debated by Ohio board
The state labor and insurance board seeks guidance on who is covered under the workmen's compensation act. Attorney General Hogan says office staff and all workers engaged in dangerous machinery, bakers, clerks, train crews, drivers, bottlers, and others subject to benefits. The piece also notes Moore's campaign fundraising for Wilson, graft concerns in southern Ohio schools, guardsmen fears about initiative and referendum, Turner’s graft-alleged candidacy, and a ruling that county commissioners cannot alter fixed salaries mid-year.
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State Lability Board of Awards
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Ohio
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Wilson
State Accounting Bureau
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EB. B. Dillon
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Common Pleas
Turner
Republican
County Bar, Association
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Harry P. Black
Seneca County
Board of Review
New York
Don’ts From Safety Board Teach Car Courtesy
New York July 25 The American Museum of Safety issued a car donts drill to be shown in public schools. Maxims warn children not to hang on car or stand on steps or touch wire and to avoid jumping on or off moving vehicles. Readers urged to look both ways before crossing and not to take needless chances.
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New York
American Museum of Safety
Oxford Summer Term Closes at Ohio Normal College
The Oxford Summer Term nears its end as the Ohio State Normal College holds its final week. Hon. Herbert Bigelow spoke on constitutional measures and woman’s suffrage, urging initiative and referendum. Attendance has been strong and extra five-week sessions may keep over a hundred students.
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Bigelow
Miami University
Ohio
Chin
Ohio State Normal College
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Copper theft at Proater & Gamble plant leads to manhunt
A large quantity of copper, mostly recovered, was stolen from the Proater & Gamble plant early yesterday. Thieves entered by forcing a window and fled when confronted by the night watchman. Police searched the area and recovered much of the loot near the Big Four railroad crossing.
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Rain Brings Relief After Heat Wave in Hamilton
An evening shower in Hamilton followed a blistering Wednesday with a cool breeze that eased the heat aftermath. The day ranked among the warmest of summer, with a late dip in temperatures and relief through a light rain, while discussions of travel and motion picture work reflected on the era's entertainment industry.
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Hamilton
Moving Picture Notes Leave Films For Legitimate Stage
Patrons inquire after May Buckley and John J. Halliday once praised in Lubin pictures. Both have returned to stage work with the Colonial players in Cleveland. Halliday resigned from film to avoid a life before the camera, citing poor treatment and limited salaries for actors, and recounting a manager offering any figure on a blank sheet of paper.
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John J. Halliday
Lubin Pictures
Colonial Players
Cleveland
Halliday
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Lawn fete benefits Catholic high school in Fray
A Wednesday lawn fete for the Catholic high school drew thousands and featured a parade from Second and High streets led by the band. Attendees patronized all concessions, and crowds remained well into the night despite a later rush of departures. The event capped with notable local youths and shop notices.
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