Gas Rate Fight in Cleveland Ends in Court Ruling Split
Judge Duncan ruled East Ohio Gas could raise rates to 45 cents and suspend service, effective immediately, but six hours later Judge Vickery and Judge Ingersoll reversed, ordering rates stay at 35 cents and denying power to halt service without further hearings.
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Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland
East Ohio Gas Company
Duncan
Vickery
Ingersoll
Appelate
Public Utilities Commission
Public Service Corporation
Senate
Public Utilities Corporation
Ohio
Columbus
Public Service Commission
Gas Company
Your Summer Shopping Guide in Advertising Columns
Read the advertising columns to find the best values this buying season. Merchants highlight shoes hats suits and home goods with economy and convenience, promising you four dollar purchases and less effort. Follow the ad pages to save time and money while boosting comfort and satisfaction at home.
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Ohio notes recounting 19th century figures and conventions
Yesterday's in Ohio recalls Jar Cooks a Civil War financier born in Sandusky who died in Philadelphia on February 16 1905. It notes the 1861 Democratic convention in Columbus nominating H J Jewett for governor and the 1860 Republican renomination of Isaac R Sherwood for secretary of state in Columbus.
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Jar Cooks
Sandusky
Philadelphia
Columbus
H. J. Jewett
Isaac R. Sherwood
Turkey Signs Peace Treaty with Allies
President Wilson urged preservation of territorial integrity for Russia and Folard. The public note signals a treaty with the Allies ending hostilities and committing to borders.
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Turkey
Wilson
Russia
Folard
Notable U.S. Figures Born On This Date
Joseph McKenna born in Philadelphia celebrated retirement rumors at the Supreme Court. Herbert Hoover born in West Branch Iowa marks 47th birthday. Rear Admiral George C Remey born in Burlington Iowa turns 80. Edward H. Peple from Richmond Virginia reaches age 52.
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Joseph McKenna
United States Supreme Bench
Philadelphia
Herbert C. Hoover
Commerce
United States
West Branch
Towa
George C. Remey
U.S. A
Burlington
Iowa
Edward H. Peple
Richmond
Centenaries and conferences mark a busy day across nations
Jay Cooke turns one hundred as Justice McKenna notes his long service. Catholic priests gather in San Francisco for a Priests Eucharistic League congress. Street-cleaning officials convene in Chicago with delegates from US and Canada. Doane Family reunion begins at Plymouth Mass. Imperial Conference on Teachers' Associations opens in Toronto. Pan American Postal Congress begins in Buenos Aires. American Farm Bureau Committee Fifteen meets in Chicago to discuss producer cooperatives at leading markets.
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Missouri
Jay Cooke
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Couurt
U. S
San Francisco
Priests Eucharistic League of America
International Association of
Chicago
United States
Canada
Doane
America
Plymouth
British Empire
Toronto
Buenos Aires
American Farm Bureau Federation
Midocean Rescue Credits Secone Officer for Life
Robert Deans recovered his life after a mid ocean incident aboard the U S Indians Bridge. He credits Secone Officer Martin of the Orbita for saving him and thanks officials who aided the transfer from the Indiana Bridge to the Orbita.
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Robert Deans
Midocean
Secone —Oficer Martin
Orbita
Mr. Deana
New York
Indiana Bridge
Poslam Vital to Suffer Eczema Relief
Poslam claims relief from eczema with a soothing treatment. The ad promotes free samples from Poslam Laboratories at 47th Street New York City, urging immediate comfort and long lasting relief for tender skin.
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X Laboratories
Sul
New York City
Hailstones Hit County South Exceeding Size of Hen
Weather notes describe 15 years ago hail as big as hens in the county’s southern part causing crop damage. Superintendent Comings reports 2028 public school pupils, up 30 from last year. Ward redistricting due to heavy voting. Catherine Freeman knits 216 stockings in ten hours at a stocking factory. Haserodi family reunion records 11 children and 14 grandchildren. Board of Relief adds 200099 to city tax valuation as council faces appeal.
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Catherine Freeman
Sunstroke Fears Prompt Odd Quarrel Over Cabbase Lieves
The fragment notes a man named ip feller who once hid cabbase under his hair as a sun protection belief. Mrs Late Dad and he share a room while waiting for building material delivery.
Davis Cup Team Candidates Discussed by Committees
The U S Lawn Tennis Association announced that candidates for the American Davis Cup team were discussed at a special Tuesday meeting by selection committees. The defending team’s make up will be announced Friday.
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New York
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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