Ohio Officials Face Firing in Shakeup and Health Drive
The text outlines a looming state payroll shakeup with many veteran appointees at risk, amid a broader reform drive linked to the Harmon regime and a campaign to stamp out animal diseases. Officials in Columbus and Fayette County are central to the plan, while a federal restatement of interest in cholera prevention aligns with state testing. The Ohio school commissioner seeks faster statistical reporting from districts, as new rules push earlier deadlines.
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Fayete County
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Ohio
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Ohia Shoal
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Aierlinun
Lady Desmahts
Scleetad
State board to hire more experts for 18 institutions
The state board of administration plans to hire additional experts to manage and supervise the operation of 18 institutions. It seeks specialists, including a consulting engineer and a director for new bureaus, as it reorganizes duties within the state department.
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Senior class exams and junior plans mark end of year
Warm weather aside, examinations continue through Friday as seniors prepare for graduation week. Juniors host the graduates Monday evening and a Catholic high school track meet is set for next Wednesday with various athletic events amid the final activity before vacation.
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Caine
HINNAM CHOBEN EDITOR ELECTOR PRESIDENT
George Wheeler Hinnam formerly editor of the Chicago Inter Deccan was elected president of the Marietta party on a Wednesday in June. Hinnam, from Marietta Ohio, is noted for his recent Chicago editorship.
Fourth of July Eagles Meeting Plans Big Hamilton Fair
A Hamilton gathering last night discussed Fourth of July events for the Eagles, with plans for contests, races, pie-eating, and other amusements. Secretary Ben Hilbert noted a large order of supplies and a special train from Rivhuiond Aeri¢ for 12,000 to 15,000 attendees, predicting a lively all-day program with cash prizes and no entry fees.
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Elf
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Port Cement Executive Fatally Shot in Newcastle
Walter Lindenbrink, 25, assistant manager of Newcastle Port Land Cement, was shot and mortally wounded by his stenographer Nor Vandervert, 34, who then attempted suicide with mercury. Lindenbrink died amid hospital treatment after a telephoned confession to his bride and a struggle in the company offices.
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Uumager
Newcastle Port Land Cement Company
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Botte
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Vandervart
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Nheon
Seicnis
Drowned at Signe Quarry Near Devatur
Roxene Nahanni of Lynn Grove and Noel of Decatur plus Wayne, Witt M0, and others drowned in a signe quarry mishap near Devatur. Official reports list local names and the incident as a fatal quarry drowning with investigations pending.
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Decatur
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Blind residents enjoy all-day outing at Gloverneck to Mt Healthy
Cincinnati society caring for the blind arranged a day trip for about fifty-five children and adults from the city to Gloverneck and Mt Healthy. Autos carried the group early morning, with many learning of the excursion late in the day. Gifts were provided to attendees by Mrs. Dennis Martel. ages spanned from a young child to a Grandfather Lewis with his grandson.
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Lewis
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Flood Relief Efforts Highlight Odd Fellows Session
Polody and Pond elected to lodge positions at the Grand Lodge meeting in Columbia. A report by Secretary Lyman details flood relief work since Insl March with $21,714.52 in voluntary receipts. Past Officers association members gathered last night in Srevr to discuss further relief and membership.
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A. Pond
Columbia
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Rustodian
Gree Jourbal
Wednealay
Cramb
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Ender
Latate
Washington Shirt Sleeve Diplomacy On Diplomatic Talks
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan met in shirt sleeves to discuss a series of diplomatic appointments and the currency question after the new Cuban minister arrived. The exchange occurred in the executive offices on a warm June day, with formal frock coats laid aside for informal talks.
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Bryan
Girl Confesses In Harrison Infant Found In Woodpile
A Franklin County Indiana case draws attention after Myrtle Sheets age 19 orphan, admits mothering a newborn found in a woodpile near Bouckville. The infant, wrapped in a casket, was buried after officers filed a death certificate and coroner’s inquiry was expected.
Report on Patients at Dayton State Hospital
Fragmentary medical bulletin reports Irene Will and Winter and Ton Tyler returning to the Dayton State hospital. The limited text indicates a cast of patients and routine institutional updates without clear outcomes or dates.
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Diyton State Hospital
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Irene Wilhit Winter
Ton Tyler
T Pacar
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Household testimonial items claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased weakness nervousness and fatigue for women. A Texas reader reports relief from displacement and bladder trouble. Another testimonial praises renewed energy and daily work capability. Advises consulting Lydia Pinkham's company for personalized advice.
Married Woman Kissed. Pastor Deposed in Richmond
Davill Prangis, former ME Vernon Ohio pastor now serving the third Christian church, was dismissed after an investigation into alleged improper conduct. Prangis admits pressing a kiss on a married woman but claims no evil intent. The church board concluded with no further action.
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Vernon
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Khownoday
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Eharest
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Patterson Commencement Set for Preble County Schools
Patterson Ohio June 19 annual commencement for Preble county common schools will be held next Saturday in Maton Que Lum. This year 36 pupils will graduate and receive diplomas to qualify for admission to any third school in the county. Prof PF S Pourson of Columbus will give an address. Miss Blanche McClellan of Washington Township will receive the honor flys after a top grade of 68 percent. Mrs Davis Divorced Cincinnati Ohio June 1 Adams Cloud of Harrison married Dr Roy L Davis November 1 1907 and one child was born. He left January 20 1909 and did not return. The girl was granted a divorce and custody of the child with $300 alimony. Church Criticized Boston Mass March 11 Charles W Eliot of Harvard University spoke to graduates of the Union Divinity School. He said the church is not keeping pace with modern needs and must work closer to the people to address the trends of the day.
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Columbus
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