Postoffice inspector named for three states
Washington May 17 By executive order of Provident Wilson Rains Fortwal at Indianapolis designated as postoffice inspector for Ohio Yodinaw and Kentucky with headquarters at Cleveland He will serve tomorrow for Cincinnati to take up his new duties Stuart a former inspector was removed 24 years ago for refusing to resign and may have a claim for salary and interest from the government if lawfully severed from civil service doubts linger about his reinstatement after the Harrison administration arose in 1880
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Gervier
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An Executive Must Lead RESIDENT Leaders in Public Life
An analysis argues that an executive, whether president governor or mayor, must lead and work with the legislature. It emphasizes the need for swift action, decisive leadership, and adherence to public business over partisan gestures. The piece urges executives to seek advice from the senate and remain in touch with lawmakers.
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George Washington
Senate
Elf Umay
Hourlin
John Mitchell Labor Leader Faced Senate Rejection
The article discusses John Mitchell, a noted labor leader, being rejected by New York Governor Bulger for labor commissioner. A recess appointment was proposed, with support noting his labor achievements and leadership, while opponents warned of potential conflicts with capital and broader state politics. The piece also touches on regional officials and federal aid discussions amid deteriorating conditions in Hamilton, Middletown, and equivalent areas.
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Bulger
New York
Unitextate
Paomaay Hall
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Turkey Trot Dance at White House Under Wilson Era
Washington May 17 The first ladies dance at the White House under the Cho Wilson administration featured an evening marked by the turkey trot and other dances once barred from the east room. About 200 young guests attended with Mrs Wilson and Miss Minson Wilson assisting. notable attendees included Miss Helen F Himler Mrs Sheridan Miss Elizabeth Duffolde and Edwin Wilson. The corridor served as a promenade while supper was served in the state dining room. Music came from the moving hand and the dance ended shortly after midnight.
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Cho Wilson
Turkey
Washinton
Wilson
Washington
Luther Day Plans For Lutherans Observe 400th Anniversary
New York May 17 Lutherans from New England New York state and New Jersey have urged state legislatures to declare October 31 1917 as the legal observance of the 400th birthday of Martin Luther A statewide effort is under way to organize plans for observance in churches and communities to honor the event with appropriate services and ceremonies.
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Tryee
New England
New York State
New Jersey
Martin Luther
Daisy Lesher Adjudged Insane in Probate Ruling
Daisy Lesher, once a noted arbress in Hoyt's stage production, was judged insane yesterday by Circuit Judge Yungblut. James Wilhey, a friend of her lawyer, was appointed trustee of her estate.
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Hoyt
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Metoka Galeda class fundraiser and community notices
The old Hartwell area reports a fundraiser for the Lookland Mercantile company and a large community event with a parade led by Watert Hills cornet band. Obituaries note Rev. George S. O’Bannon’s death at 53, highlighting his work with Hartwell churches and the Avondale orphanage. Funeral services were held in Lockland with pastor A. S. Ferguson delivering the sermon and a strong turnout from Cincinnati and nearby communities.
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Datehtera
Walter Quod Marti
Lilian
Cort
O'Tanida
Hartwell
Ie Luneral
Uok
Jas Briday Alternion
Cineiumti
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Lockland
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Ly Pratiels
Wood Streat Baptist Church
Hawiilon
Ishiol
Lemower
Justin
Thomas Tripletty Jawarn Theanus
Lee Hearts
Fontaine Lewis
Edward E. Minnes
Higgins
Lowns
New Catholic Church Planned in Flew Ward
Community notes report planning for a new Catholic church in the Flew ward with over $5000 raised for the project. Other items include purchases of church property, obituaries, local deaths, and various civic updates from the area, such as school events, accidents, and community notices.
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Ward
LD. Campbell
Subt & Renlgcler
M.D. Lindley
Presbyterian Church
Seventh and
High Streets
Lew Docktider
Globe
George Briede
Susan H. Neill
West Chester
Pforepaigi
Cael
Hras Boxglau
Jacob ‘Thompsen
Migs
M and
Kirk
Repairs at Market and North Monument Gates
Hydric repair work at the pathnel by Market and North Monument will resume after a new gate is built to manage river water. The hydraulic plant is costly and rarely used when the river floods, its utility limited by aging infrastructure and the shift to other power sources.
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Pathelab Market
Foley's Honey and Tar Cure Offered in Early Sale
A garbled medical notice describes slight ailments and the potential for worsening bronchitis, pneumonia, and consumption. It touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that quickly relieves symptoms, heals inflamed areas, and contains no substitutes, sold by HR Beeler.
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HR. K. Beeler
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