TAB JOURNAL PUBLISHING LISTING AND ADDRESS NOTE
A historic newspaper clipping lists staff titles and officers including Homer Gard as President Campbell Gard as Vice President and E. pisidetr as Treasurer, with addresses in New York and Chicago, plus references to Associated Press rights and Ohio newspaper memberships, dated June 2 1821.
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TAB Journal
Homer Gard
Campbell Gard
E. Pisidetr
Fens
Cingion Ae
Bator
Mereger
Robert E. Ward
Bifth Ave
New York
South Wabash Street
Chicago
Associated Press
LIBT
Ohio
Heening Journal
R Gindls
Hamilton
American Feace Society
Washington
Andrew J. Montague
Virginis
Arthur Deevin Call
Theodore , Burton
J. Franklin Ann Burton
J. Franklin Jameson
Carmegia Institution
James Brown Scott
Burton
United States
Scott
Elihu Reot
League of Nations
Criticism at Good Government League meeting on Crawford's Run
Speakers argued no waste in Crawford's Run project despite 1913 flood damage. They contrasted with proven gains from conservancy work and cited Market Street paving as a non wasteful use of public funds. The debate framed nature’s damage versus municipal improvement costs.
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Good Government League
M. CG. A
Crawford
Conservancy
Hamilton
Butler County
Market Street
Jefferson's Memorial at UVA Marks 100th Anniversary
The University of Virginia celebrates its centennial honoring Thomas Jefferson as founder. His tombstone honors the author of the Declaration of Independence and Virginia statutes for religious freedom, and the school upholds Jeffersonian ideals of education and democracy.
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Jefferson
University of Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Statute of Virginia
United States
University
Brick and Stone
Harding Dinner Aims at Learnings From Finance Leaders
President Harding invited the nation’s leading financiers to the White House to gain insights, not for mere entertainment. The piece argues a global gold shortage, a need to shift to payments in goods, and critiques the emergency tariff bill as opposing White House goals for restoring normal business conditions.
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Harding
White House
Europe
New York
United States
Farmers Set to Form Own Selling Agencies at Markets
A Farm Bureau committee in Chicago debated farmers creating their own commission houses at major livestock markets to cut costs and gain market insight. The move could spark a fierce clash with existing exchanges as farmers seek steadier prices amid volatile receipts. the Wool Growers' Company opened at Chicago stockyards led by J Knollin to reduce commissions.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Harbert W. Munford
Munford
Tig
Chicaro Stockyards
The
Wool Growers’ Company
J. Knollin
Commissio
Washington Caps Times on Stabilization Debates
In Washington, June 2, experts debate money stabilization as Prof. Irving Fisher cites a 71.14 cent prewar dollar value and Luce notes farm groups backing appeals for standard rates. A Peace Society anniversary notes resolve to avoid war through diplomacy and Hague reforms.
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Irving Fisher
Stable Money League
Federal Reserve System
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Wall Street
Luce
Committee On Banking
League
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H. A. Wallace
Strretor of Agriculture
Taice
Penn
Taree
A. Wallace
Wallace
Robert D. Kent
Paseuic
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Advice to Girls Dear Annie Laurie
Advice column dialogue about engagements and family, with readers asking how to handle gifts, jealousy, and love. Annie Laurie counsels Meritabel and Carme, urging kindness and patience, while warning about overstepping parental boundaries and urging pride and self respect. The piece notes young readers and invites letters for future guidance.
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Annie Laurie
LanAy
Sau
TODAY Creator of Good Deeds. A Good and an Inspiration
Arthur Brisbane extols memory as a guiding force behind humane acts and historic achievements. He links memorial days, monuments, and names to a universal duty to remember, urging readers to cultivate noble recollections in themselves and their children.
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Arthur Brisbane
Julius Caesar
Caesar Augustus
Thor
Wodin
Obituaries and Local Notices from a Small City Scene
Charles Maizluff dies at 38 at Washington street home. A mare theft from Fred Benter’s stable was found in Cincinnati at the sales stables. Millville elder Jobin Oliver dies at 77 at his son in law Tr Wo D. Hane cock’s home. Births and celebrations mark families including Mrs. Mayerhoefer and Mrs. Henning. A two week old baby found on Lou Beatechamp’s steps, parents sought. Chelsia Marshall and Byerrald Marshall mourn, others recall drowning of Rolly Sutter and Herbert Schlosser in Miawi river near High and Main. Ennie Lotz to marry David H Morton. Charles Strohmaijer celebrates 25th birthday while 15 month old Helen Henrietta baptized. Paul Edward Ross dies after brief illness.
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Charles Maizluff
Washington Street
Fred
Buckeye Street
Jess Marshall
North Seventh Street
Marshall
Lou J Beatechamp
Sycamore Street
Emma Muizluff
Ott
Chelsia Marshall
Byerrald
Oliver’ Marshall
Miawi
High and
Main Street
Rolly Sutter
Imerbert
Schlosser
Henry Lotz
Ennie Lotz
David
H. ‘Morton
Charles Strohmaijer
Hermann
Helen Henrietta
Paul Edward Ross
Harry Rogs
University Paper Warns Dress Sparks Social Chaos
The Daily Cardinal editorial warns that modern girls' dress on campus signals an imminent outbreak of prudery and social disorder. It condemns bare arms legs shoulders and backs as a threat to womanhood and civilization, predicting chaos for future generations.
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Daily
Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Eritorist
Collsre
Tnday
South San Island
Bank Robbery Bond Recovery Raises New Questions
Lima detectives recovered bonds valued at 5040 tied to a 21000 atolen from a Hunterstown bank. Jos Willis, held as a bandit, faced questions as the case unfolded in Columbus. Judge C Younger in Colina named an assistant state superintendent of insurance. Justus, a Tennessee soft drink dealer, paid a 206 fine plus costs for selling beverages with excess alcohol. Brotherhood of locomotive engineers discussed a raise for Warren Stone, now executive head, with a proposed 25000 annual relay. he previously earned 45500.
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Lima
Hunterstown
Ind
Jos Willis
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