Philo Council Faces Pitchforks and Power Clash
Philo Ohio battles erupt as Mayor Dozer clashes with council. Jeers and locked doors mark meetings while Sheriff deputies watch crowd with pitchforks and clubs. Dozer appoints allies and foes contest via county court actions amid town streets widening plans. Mayor Dozer, a self styled Musolini figure, walks 20 miles daily. Philo hosts Ohio Power Company plant, a major local power unit.
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Zanesville
Italy
Philo
David B. Dower
Dozer
Edward Burton
Philo City Hall
Mnyor
Fings
Hreeder
Muscolini
Car
Mavalini
William Wever
William Curtis
Hig Council
Shank
Crewn
Dave
Vanesvile
Alon
Lawson Estate Inventory Valued at 1765 Dollars
Probate inventory filed by Hobart L. Sheets Lewis Whitesell and Walter Goldias as appraisers lists the William R Lawson estate in Middletown valued at 1765 dollars of which 1760 is the real value. Executed by Laila Whitesell and Sallie By-Thin as executrices.
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William A. Lawson
Hobart L. Sheets
Lewis Whitesell
Walter Goldias
William R. Lawson
Middletown
Laila Whitesell
Sillie
JIEN IS RELEASED BY FINANCE COMPANY
Citizens Finance Company releases lien on Monrovia realty related to a judgment against William Cohen and others. Notice of the release appeared in the common pleas court on Thursday.
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Jien
Citizens Finance Company
Monrovia
He | Dixie
William Cohen
Common Pleas Court
Unattainable Goal in Reducing Government Budgets
Charles Biewart reports President Harriman of the United States Chamber of Commerce questions a 25 percent federal and local budget cut as unattainable. He notes most savings would come from debt service and armed forces, while consolidation ideas face constitutional limits and political resistance.
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Charles
Biewart Central Press
Washington
Sept. C
Henry I. Harriman
Chancer of Commerce of
United States
Jos
Ron
Harriman
Sam
United States Chamber of Comwerre
Boonelt H. Lambe
Commeret Chamber
Manageriai
Army
Navy
Veterans
Aiyi Jservies
Improvement of Springfield Pike 8 Being Planned
Cincinnati September report states Wyoming village sent 320000 to county commissioners as its share of Springfield pike improvement. County and state fund rest. mayor urges 60 percent labor local hire from the unemployed. Delays tied to streetcar track removal. Cincinnati Street Mailway company to remove tracks and seek to substitute bus service with PSC permission.
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Cincinnati
Springfield Pike
Wyoming
Lumitton Conty Commissioners
Aegt
Pike
Frank §Enham
Arange
W. RK. Divers
Cincinnati Street Mailway
Bur
Enor Ling
White Shrine Meeting Opens New Season at Alasonic Temple
Worthy High Priestess Jillian Tufawig opened the White Shrine of Jerusalem ME Herman No 19 at the Alasonic temple Thursday night after weeks of the Summer Regess. Attendance was reported as this was the first meeting of the new season. One candidate was initiated and refreshments and lunch were served.
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White Shrine
Jillian Tufawig
Veeks
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
ME Herman
Alasonic Temple
Judgment Obtained by Middletown Finance on Note
Judgment for 109.35 was obtained in room on the court by the Middletown Citizens Finance Company on a note signed last February 20 by Shirley Fraysur W Fraysuc, Williane Tall and Mrs Effie Malt.
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Finance Company
Roonoen
Middletown Citizens Finance Company
Shirley Fraysur
W. Fraysuc
Williane Tall
Effie Malt
Freshmen To Learn Ropes At Ohio State University
Ohio State University schedules five day freshmen orientation starting September 28. Over 2,000 first year students will tour campus, learn traditions, meet faculty advisers, and receive guidance on courses and careers. Evening programs include President Cragin W. Kighlosiy remarks and church receptions, with open house at Ohio Union and parent conferences starting Sept 28.
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Cohmbus
Ohio State University
Buckeye Colum
Yealtlys
Changsd
Jx Athletics
Studert
Ann
Meir
Cragyn W. Kighlosiy
WEAG
Joseph A. Park
Esther Allen Gai
al Feeahlane
Ohio Union Building
Homeless Transient Aided by Police Detective
Police Wednesday night aided James McGuire a 71 year old homeless man who slept two days in a Lindenwald railroad freight car. He was taken to police headquarters by detective Sam Cundiff of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Pollock
James Meiuire
Lrausiout
Lindenwald
McGuire
Sam Cundiff
Pennsylvania Railroad
Report on Ohio P. 0. Clerks Convention in Columbus
Walter W. Schuite and Pierce G. C. Paullus, representatives of Hamilton Postel Clerks, reported at the Ohio state convention in Columbus held September 4 5 and 8. Sunday featured get acquainted activities, Monday morning opened with business. Governor White attended. Deshler Wallick Hotel hosted a Monday banquet with about 250 attendees including Congressmen Wilbur M White Grant Mosier Charles Wert and Arthur P. Lammeck of Ohio and James Mont of New York. The convention planned state business Tuesday with officer elections and installation. Swithh of Columbus was elected president and Hugh Avbyipht of Dayton named secretary treasurer.
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Walter W. Schuite
Pierce GC. Paullus
Hamilton Postel
Columbus
Governor White
Lima
Ag Ie
Deshler
Wallick Hotel
Pay Tribute to Capt Myers at Funeral Services
Continued from last page the services honor Captain Myers body to rest at Montemonti with Veterans of the Spanish American War World War and Civil War groups assisting. Rev. George S Parkin pastor of the First MW Church to lead services with others attending the ceremony at the cemetery. Mayors and local officials will present and participate in the tribute.
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Montemonti
Myers
Montuimont
Daughters of the
Woman's Relief Corps
Georgy
Parkin
Wirst
D. MeQisley
Raymond Rorke
JW. Kranth
Wyd Mees
Tinery Bhi
Harry Martine Inte
Wheat Movement In Ohio Is Fair
Wheat movement in Ohio is fair with decent demand from east and south. Prices show a net weekly gain. Elevator operators report slight movement to country dealers from farmers. overall movement of Ohio grain remains steady.
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Columbus
Ohio
Is. R. Maney
OhinaMarm Bureau Grain Department
Sarma
Gwaltney suit against Nellie Gwaltney dismissed by agreement
The case Charles Gwaltney v Nellie Gwaltney of Hamilton was dismissed from the common court Friday by agreement. Markets note corn prices steady with gradual movement and mixed demand from the south and Ohio with little activity reported.
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