Capital Nominates Carmi Thompson in Ohio Campaign
Rep. Charles Knight charges that higher ups in Washington ordered Carmi Thompson’s nomination for Ohio governor with federal officials aiding the bid. He names Cleveland collector Carl Routzahn and Akron deputy Frank Schmiedel as carrying out orders, while asserting Treasury involvement broader than stated.
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International News Service
Washington
Harding
Oho
Carmi Thompson
Representative Knight
General Daughterty
Thompson
Ohio
Mellon
Knight
Carl R. Routzahn
Cleveland
Frank S. Schmiedel
Akron
Avery
Treasury Department
Representative Knight Blames Daugherty for Orders
Representative Knight denounced the policy as indefensible and said he did not believe Secretary Mellon was involved in issuing the orders, instead blaming Daugherty for the action.
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Knight
Mellon
Daugherty
Women and public schools teach grooming and crafts
A survey of topics of interest to women covers public school courses in Los Angeles on massage mantou rlie and hair dressing. It notes Afghan betrothal ages, female voting in South Africa, and profiles Mrs Culla J Wayhinger and Miss E H Galkin among others. The piece cites Genevieve Ward, a landmark actress, and recalls European royal May weddings.
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Los Angeles
Afghanistan
New York State
Ane An
South Africa
Women's Club
Yuenipa
San Bernadino Mountains
California
Irena Morse
Cirsec
University of Wyoming
Carey Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
Culla J. Wayhinger
Indiana State Senate
America
E. H. Galkin
New York
Spain
Ena
Battenberg
Genevieve Ward
England
Miss Ward
Five children in a troubled home case and local tax totals
A mother described abuse of five children aged 3 to 14 with the oldest girl Mabel, 14, in Buhl Hospital and a naked newborn observed during a visit. Separately, Peter Radomirovich faced a liquor charge with a continuance granted due to appendicitis after a doctor testified in court. Mercer county taxed values were reported, including real estate, horses, and a nine mill tax estimate, with assessment completed and duplicates issued. An artifact note says a hull from the ship that sank Lord Kitchener is now in a Scottish museum.
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Mily
Mabel
Buhl Hospital
Peter Radomirovich
J. W. Nelson
J. G. Henshaw
Warren, O
McLaughry
Mercer County
Mercer Marriage Licenses and County Court Notes
Mercer marriage licenses list Clyde Harry with Greenville and Lida Reichart with Delaware Two. Thomas Logan and Maris Pearson, both of Sharon, Richard Jones and Lily Dickinson, both of Sharon, David Keene and Alvida Coats, both of Fern, Pa. Harry Buchanan and Hazel Sowers, both of Grove City. Mercer notes: Singleton and Carl Miller of Greenville were sentenced Tuesday by Judge McLaughry to Morganza following a plea of robbery. They began terms under deputy sheriffs Wednesday morning. John Bonic of Greenville, sentenced to five months in the workhouse for selling liquor, taken there at the same time. A harrowing trial in Hickory township as Elizabeth Pearce testifies to cruelty and neglect of Sam Bartholomew’s five children, with the Sunshine Society nurse describing conditions in the Bartholomews’ home near Sharon.
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Clyde Harry
Greenville
Lida Reichart
Delaware
Thomas Logan
Maris Pearson
Sharon
Richard Jones
Lily Dickinson
David Keene
Alvida Coats
Fern, Pa
Harry Buchanan
Hazel Sowers
Grove City
Mercer
Singleton
Carl Miller
McLaughry
Margonza
John Bonic
Sam Bartholomew
Hickary Township
Elizabeth Pearce
Sunshine Society of
Bartholomew
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