Conservancy Directors file answer in Orr suit over Miami project
Henry M. Allen Edward A. Deeds Gordon Rechsehler and the Miami Conservancy District board filed their answer in the suit by Lewis J Orr of San Janeisey California owner of Miami county real estate seeking to halt levying and collecting of assessments alleged in Orrs complaint. They deny the property assessment and deny any excess of 3000 dollars involved while noting appraisals already made for the conservancy project. The Dayton court is reviewing objections by Orr with a hearing set after July 28. The defendants quote total assessments around 457000 and project costs near 23100000 potentially rising to 27000000 with labor and material costs. Court is asked to dismiss Orrs suit.
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Henry M. Allen
Edward A. Deeds
Gordon Rechsehler
Miami Conservancy Distring
Uanited States District Court
Lewis J. Orr
San Jane Eisey
Cal
Miami County
Ohio
Miami
Conservancy Project
Conservancy Court
Dayton
Orr
Dayton Court
Shefipprai Isers
Senate finance panel weighs new bond issues in war tax plan
Washington June 84 the senate finance committee considers authorization of additional bonds to fund war costs and adjust excess profits taxes. Senator Stond proposes a $500 million issue while the panel eyes a total levy near $860 million, with a 16 percent rate likely on excess profits and reforms on duty drawback criticized by manufacturers and their reps.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Stond
Sim Wins
Legislature Provides Jobs for Quartet in Columbus
Governor Cox is expected to name four legislators to post session jobs. They will fill positions in the state commission for economical housing of state officers and departments. The commission, effective today, will have two senators and two representatives. Cox may appoint all democrats. salaries are paid, expenses only. The commission will survey statehouse, judiciary building, and state office buildings, plan alterations, estimate space needs, and plan additions, with authority to remove the judiciary building if needed.
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Gox
State Commission
Commion
Ie State Board of Administration
Cox
Statehouse
Rev Cobey Named Church Assistant
Rev Thomas Coabey, son of Mrs Mary Cobex of 239 South Perrine street, has been appointed assistant to Rev Teho Gnogat of St Marys church by Archbishop Moeller. The young priest read his first mass at St Josephs church, Siun Ting, on June 3. We leave some time this week.
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Thomas Coabey
Mary Cobex
South Perrine Street
Teho Gnogat
Pipa St. Mary's Church
Archbishop Moeller
St. Joseph's Church
Siunting
Dune
Dayton News
Fourth of July Birth of a Nation
The Fourth of July marks the year long struggle against British rule and the pivotal 1776 declaration that these colonies are free and independent. It describes independence as America’s birth into nationhood and the birth of the republic, a national jubilation.
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America
England
Philadelphia
GOAL BARGAS STATE OFFICIALS IN CONFERENCE
Ohio conference with operators, railroad men, and publicists shows opposition to government control of railroads or mines. Coal men reject the zone system. railroad men back it. Governor Cox pushes a policy linking price controls to prevent winter outages. Attorney General McGhee cooperates to curb high coal prices.
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Ohio
Cox
Bere Price
Aclin
Owl
Enalb
Con
Tates
Enal
Ohie
Eos
McGhee
Medeed
Columbus to Honor Obie Soldiers in Memorial Hall
June 28 Columbus tonight will honor Obie soldiers and eligibles for the selective service in a Memorial hall. The affair, staged by the Republican Glee Club, will feature music and patriotic data. Ralph D. Cole will be the principal speaker and the Barracks Band will read the programs. Vocal Hubbubs will be given by 60.
Glee Club Members Attend Event With Guard Badges
Registered guests dressed in National Guard or service uniforms may have badges or credentials honored for entry. Each guest may bring one accompanying lady.
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Glee Eluip
National Guard
Census Abstract for Manufacturers Released at Washington
Washington June 2 The Abstract of the Census of Manufactures has just been issued by the Census Bureau. This inquiry relates to calendar year 1914. It compiles primary ornamental data and details on kinds and quantities of products. Previously summaries appeared in newspapers and periodicals. The Abstract presents information in convening form with an alphabetical index for easy reference.
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Washington
Greece declares war on Central Powers amid diplomatic rift
United Press from London reports Greece regards war as existing with the Central Powers and will make official the severance of diplomatic relations. Marshal Haig then strikes along German lines near Oppy, capturing positions over two thousand yards. Also in the issue are detailed industrial statistics covering 340 establishments and regional and city data on ownership, wages, costs, and outputs.
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United Press
London
Reuter
Greece
Germany
Marshal Haig
Marshal Haig Oday
Oppy
Nephew Dies in Cincinnati. Burton A. W. Seeks Details
A telegram from South Main Street reports the death of Charles Burton in Cincinnati. At 31, he was a son of L. R. Burton and a keen member of the Masonic Order noted for his mastery of Worshipful Master duties. A. W. Burton plans to travel to Cincinnati to attend the funeral and learn the circumstances of the accident.
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A. W. Burton
South Main Street
Charles Burton
Cincinnati
L. R Burton
Miami engineer Felix Roache detailed to Wilbur Wright Field
Felix Roache, a Miami conservancy engineer ordered to report to Washington for signal corps duty, has been detailed to Wilbur Wright Field and is assisting in construction work there.
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Felix Roache
Miami
Small Pox Prevalent In Ohio With Rising Cases
Ohio state health board statistics show one in 400 residents affected by small pox over five years amid 15 000 cases and five million population. April and May totals rise with 185 cases from eight counties and five cities, plus an epidemic meningitis surge and a record May Poliomyelitis tally of twenty cases.
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Ohio
Ohio State Board of Health
Butler
Hancock
Darke
Greene
Hardin
Logan
Mercer
Shelby
Cuyahoga
Stark, Summit
Strumbell
Middletown
Cleveland
Akron
Barberton
Sidney
Fire damages home fixtures at Madison Avenue residence
The Hre department was called Thursday afternoon at 3 20 to the home of C E Stephenson 1015 Madison avenue. Lightning struck the combination fixtures. The blaze was quickly put out. Only 2 small loss was sustained.
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C. E. Stephenson
Madison Avenue
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