Cincinnatian Appointed State Highway Officials
COLUMBUS O Jan 30 Frank L Raschig of Cincinnati was named deputy engineer of construction in the state highway department by Governor Cooper on the recommendation of Highway Director Robert N Waid. Raschig formerly led the Cincinnati Rapid Transit Commission and helped rebuild San Francisco after the 1906 fire.
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Columbus
Frank L. Raschig
Cincinnati
Highway Department
Cooper
Robert N. Waid
Raschig
Cincinnati Rapid Transit Commission
San Francisco
University of Cincinnati
John N. Baln
Wellston
Robert N. Ward
Baln
Muskingum College
The
Ohio Fair Man
I Was Completely Run-Down and Gained Health
Mrs Evora Riewanns of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania writes she felt tired sluggish and unable to eat before taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She has now used eight bottles plus an equivalent in tablet form and reports steady improvement and renewed appetite. She offers to answer letters about the medicine.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Evcra Riewanns
Chautauqua St
N.S
Would Protect Fowl From Dogs
A bill in the Ohio state senate by Senator Johnson of Fulton county would include poultry in the net indemnity for dog killings. The Ohio Federated Humane Society opposes, noting chickens suffer from rats and other predators, and costing the county over $4,000 for the past eighteen months if enacted.
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State
Senate
Johnson
Fulton County
Ohio Federated Humane Society
Bain Succeeds Moriaz as Highways Leader in Columbus
The Veterans' Association elects Bain to replace I J Moriaz as Columbus Highways chief. Governor Cooner presided as president of the association, noting progress and continuity in transportation leadership.
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Agers’ Association
Cooner
Bain
I. J. Moriaz
Columbus
Would Raise Age Limit At School
Columbus report states a bill in the Ohio Senate would raise the admission age at the Boys Industrial School in Lancaster from ten to twelve years. The measure also shifts supervision from a board of control to the state welfare department, sponsored by Senator Maude C. Waitt of Cleveland.
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Columbus
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Senate
Maude C. Waitt
Cleveland
Waeltt
Board of Control
State Welfare Department
Babe Ruth Left Five Dollars By Wire
The will of Mrs. George Werman Ruth filed for probate reveals Babe Ruth’s widow left him and others five dollars each. Dorothy Helen, claimed adopted daughter now nine, inherits the bulk of the estate said to total about fifty thousand dollars, including a pending suit for fifty-one thousand dollars against a New York resident.
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New York
Babe Ruth
George Werman
Ruth
Babe
Dorothy Helen
Ruths
Dorothy
Funeral for Beloved Farmer John Kingsley Held in Florence
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 pm for John Kingsley, Bellevue bus crash victim. He farmed in the area for 15 years and is survived by his widow and nine children. Attendees included relatives from North Olmsted Detroit Cleveland Ashtabula Lorain Lakewood and Elyria. Burial in Wakeman cemetery. The S L P Lodge of Lorain led the service with Rev S Peith of Cleveland. Also noted: first gasoline automobile by C A Curyea and Panama Canal Zone rent payments by the United States.
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Cleveland
Steve Kasesick
Ashtabula
Miks Somogis
Lorain
Lakewood
East Cleveland
Elyria
S. L. P. Lodge
Rev. S. Peith
Wakeman Cemetery
New York Buyers Visit for Ten Days Spring Merchandise
Our buyers will be in New York for ten days beginning Monday to select the newest spring merchandise and will gladly render special services to our patrons.
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New York
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