Appointments for Ohio Industrial Commission Aim for June
Governor Cox announced the selection of three men to join Ohio's new industrial commission this week. Wallace Yaple of Chillicothe, former mayor, is expected to be named. Nicolas J. Daily of East Liverpool, a Brotherhood of Operative Potters leader, is also viewed as a likely appointee. Duffy is tipped for a top slot representing industry. Separate coverage notes Pickaway probate judge A R Van Cleaf faced a harsh audit for neglecting records and finances, with records showing no marriage licenses issued during his term. The report cites indebtedness and prior criticisms, while attorney general and local prosecutors consider action. Also, a Supreme Court decision requires railroads to load milk cans unless agents are unavailable, shifting burden to shippers in some cases. Paroles granted to 21 inmates, driven by new warden Preston E. Ihows, drew mixed opinions on mercy versus justice. The Newark lynching case and other convictions are cited.
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George T. Blake
Cox
Industrial Commission
U¢ik
Wallace BD. Yaple
Chilcothe
Chillicothe
Sive
Harman
Nicolas J. Daily
East Liverpool
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Duffy
Indor
Pickaway County
Dudge A. R. van Cleaf
van Cleaf
Supreme Court
Ling Hnzalds
Putelie Service Commission
Watha
Montelta Watha
Iman
Newark
Lune
Carl Fihevington
Aiti-Satoon Leaune
Skile Board Pot
Walia
Preston E. 1Lhows
The
Penitent
Anywy
Licking Wonnty
State Board
Ding
Andrew ‘Waylov
Franklin County
Phyangh Jesfousy Caylor
Albert Shaw Visits His Old Home
Special to The Journal from Shandon Ohio, Albert Shaw editor of The Review of Reviews, visits his boyhood home in Pad dys Nun. The article recalls his rise from humble origins to global readership and notes memories of family, friends, and places around his childhood village, including local relatives and the landscape that shaped him.
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Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Paddys
Sue
Turley
Review of Reviews of
New York
Inmate Parole Request After Domestic Theft Case
A Stanton woman, Elii sabet L Patterson, faced prison after confessing to stealing from employers to visit her incarcerated husband. The court set the man free under manslaughter limits while she sought parole, but she remained disappointed by prison rules. In other news, Supt. Jacob Theiss reported infirmary hogs sold to George Rupp Co and hides and tallow sold to the Hirv Pater Co for 127.58.
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Eliisabet L. Patterson
Stanton
Laband
Jacob Theiss
George Rupp Co
Hiry Pater Co
Substation Abandoned After Flood Reopens Controls
The sub station of the electric light plant at Main and O street has been abandoned and will hereafter be controlled at the plant as originally and before the flood in March.
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Main and
O Street
Citcuil
Honest Advice to Consumptives Offers Cure Claims and Testimonials
A historical advertisement extols Eckvina’s Alterative for tuberculosis and related ailments. It cites patient testimonials from Howard T. Klotz of Philadelphia praising recovery from pneumonia, with notes on symptoms, dates, and the medicine’s supposed effectiveness. The notice urges readers to ask for the product booklet and to buy from local druggists.
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Evkini
Playgrounds Today Face Urban Challenge And Youth Welfare
A fragmented report argues that city playgrounds and play leaders seek to curb vice and promote healthy activity amid rising entertainment like theatres and dance halls. It notes investments surpassing local play facilities and urges safer outdoor recreation. mentions community events and local residents visiting Glendale and Springdale amid a broader appeal to improve youth fitness and family life through organized games and sports.
Local Notes From Trenton and Nearby Towns
Trenton and Preston residents are cited visiting relatives and hosting guests. Mrs Garris Mrs Champior and Miss Appel host several friends. Miss Dutro visits Noranee Datra. Estella Bealey returns from Oxford after studies. Tallweagh Relanda and family visit Cincinnati kin. Stella Hayanom enjoyed a short spell with relatives.
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Sperdad
Phe
Preston
Jane TB
Walter Tritton
Alamisinive
Mes
Ramday
Oxford
Tallweagh Relanda
Monilay
Cincinnati
Stella Hayanom
Will Appraise Bourne Estate In Baton Session
Attorney Isaac Baker travels to Baton Thursday to appraise the Bourg estate, allegedly linked to a murder. Rhvund Davis remains in custody for the case. Also notes the final week of Strauss Shoes Flood Sale in the Boston Room.
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Bourne
Isaac Baker
Baton Thursiy
Jalee Frank Bourg
Strauss
Flood Shoes
Ooston
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