Willis Inaugurated Ohio Governor Amid Parades and Pledges
Ohio welcomes Frank B. Willis as governor in a ceremony marked by salutes and a large inaugural parade. Willis vows a return to democracy with decentralization, fiscal restraint, and nonpartisan governance while urging strong law enforcement and executive restraint within a balanced government.
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Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Columbus
Barnett Willis
Thenamic Goyaimue
Jas M. Cox
Actire
Will
Guv. Jas. M. Cox
Gov
Willis
Prince Albert
Broad Street
Memorial reflection on past leaders guiding future progress
A reverent narrative recalls former executive figures and their civic service. The speaker laments memory’s pull while praising their achievements and seeking to honor them by guiding successors with integrity, unity, and faith in divine guidance for justice, mercy, and progress.
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Obie
Ping
Shadow-Land
Spirita
Hlawhor
Cols
Ohio
Local Bank Officers Re-elected At Annual Meeting
Officers of Citizens Bank and Trust and Citizen's Savings Bank and Trust Company were re-elected. Henry Kent scholar and George Solingen named as presidents directors include Murphy Hecker Diefenbach Solingen and others. Key officers listed: presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, cashiers and assistants.
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George 2
Solneet
Hilne LeViles Bank
Clarence Murphy
William 4
Hecker Gaghier
Charles Diefenbach
Howard &. Solingen
G. A. Hentschlex
Charles Solin
Clarenge Murpaty
Jeb
Ross
Heiser
George I. Solingen
Olivers
Citizen's Savings
Bank and Trust ‘Company
Henry al’ Kentschler
AdlenaAn- Frowa
W. . Huber
Charles. [. Anderson
B. Kerguson
Nentschler
N. Huston
Cong
B. A. Campbell
Charles J
Peter Buerger Oldest Grocer Dies After Illness
Peter Buerger longtime Cincinnati grocer and former cigar maker dies at 60 after a lengthy illness. Born in Germany November 4 1815 he came to this country sixty years ago and lived in the city forty three years. Survived by wife, eleven children, and thirteen grandchildren. He was a member of St Joseph's Church and local lodge groups.
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Petge Buerger
Mamilton
Walnut Street
Sessoning
Atternoon
Yelook
Cincinnati
Buerger
Mr. Buerger
Germany
Me. Buergee
U. Branch
St Joseph's Men's Society
SS Joseph's
Jota
Peter
Ora Faber
Ed Lamm
Kate
Helen
Fred Buerger
Jeaso
Beloved West Chester Man Paul Lintner Dies at Home
Paul Lintner, born September 16, 1868, died peacefully at his home near West Chester after a bout with blood poisoning from a finger injury. Survived by his widow Beth Selaik, five children including Marius Paul and Ruby Corine, sisters, brothers, and many friends, he was revered for charity, devotion, and a life of helpful acts.
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Teal
Paul d.Link Wer
West Chester
Lintner
Mr. Lintner
Hith
Ebbeth Selaik
J. L. Sehaik
Wit
Marius Paul
Ruby Corine
Makewa Reat
Allers
Jess Lo
Peace Addresses Made to Push Immediate Neutral Convention
In Washington plans were under way to nationalize a peace movement launched at a women's meeting. Delegates from the Woman's Conference for Peace adopted a program to end war, urging American women to rally for noncombatant respect for human life. The plan calls for a convention of neutral nations to seek early European peace and for a government commission to promote international peace.
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Washington
Jail
Europe
Upmient
Matrimonial Bliss of Short Length in Decade Era
A wife sues for divorce from James Cunningham after a brief marriage. She alleges intoxicated abuse and abandonment two days after the wedding on December 15, 10M in the city. She seeks divorce and restoration to her maiden name Myrtle Behliesman with proper relief.
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James Cun i Tordivores
Cunningham
Conn‘finn
Ter Vite
Absenne
Myrtle Behliesman
W. 5. Bowers
Atorney
Teachers as Pupils at Hamilton Counts Association Meeting
Teachers at Woodward High School attended a Hamilton County Teachers Association session where Dr Heckert of Miami University presented part three of The Principles of Teaching. The teachers, enrolled in the course, were invited to recite what they had learned and read in the previous sessions.
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Hamilton Counts Teachers’ Association
Woodward High
de . Heckert
Miam University
Don’t Blame Him Pochard Fooled By Golden Brick
Pete Pochard, a cafe valeter in Indianapolis, received a two foot by one foot by six inch box from Illinois. The box contained a gilt coated brick, not gold, with 63 cent express charges paid. Pochard seeks the joker who sent the prank brick and notes the shock and disbelief.
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Pete Pochard
Valerer
Local firm bids for Columbus hotel mill work project
The Juller and Vaughn company of his city aims to be a principal bidder for manufacturing and installing mill work in Columbus 100000 Deachler Hotel. The building is by a prominent local banker with bids already entered by many firms. It would be among the largest jobs handled by the local firm if awarded.
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Juller and Vaughn Company
Columbus
Licensed to Wed in Middletown Pair
Oscar Caton Malott of Jarmes Middletown Ohio and Florence Deola Helby domestic of Middletown wed by Rev. G W Phillips in an early 20th century ceremony announcing marriage plans.
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Oscar Caton Malott
Jarmes
Middletown
Florence Deola Helby
G. W. Phillips
Ohio road laws praised as satisfactory and progressive
Arch H Huston state highway codification progress noted before Ohio county commissioners at Columbus. He says road laws are nearing completion and highway sections reduced from over 1000 to about 300. A poem by T A Vaughn appears within the same column, referencing highway surveys and farm disruption from new routes.
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Ohio
Arch H. Huston
Legislative
County Commissioners of
Columbus
Huston
Ohio Goat Loads Federation
T. A. Vaughn
John
Farm products set record high value in 1044
American farms posted a record total value of nearly ten billion dollars in 1044, with crops, livestock, and products sold valued at 9,872,936,300. The gain surpassed 1913 by 85 million and more than doubled 1909 figures, driven by crop and animal product totals despite reduced crop value from wartime effects.
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Houston
Department
Agersulture
Ohio Apple Boost Aims to Lift State Apple Industry
The Ohio Horticultural Society outlines in its January bulletin the program for its forty eighth annual meeting at the state fair grounds on January 11 and 12 in the new horticultural forestry building. The group plans to reverse a late century apple yield decline and promote Ohio as the world’s best apple headquarters.
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Ohio Horticultural Society
Ohio
Dairy Show at Columbus Demonstrates Modern Butter Making
Fifty thousand visitors expected at the state agricultural commission winter fair opening Saturday will view the complete machine process from milk intake to churned butter. Cows are milked by machinery, milk is cooled and cream separated by machinery, then churned into butter. All steps will be shown to the public for the first time.
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Commmon Wealth
Pnes
Uie
Mitteshi
State Agricultuural Commission
Unis
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