State Briefs Summary of Ohio Local Notices
State Briefs reports speeding charge tied to the car carrying former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty through Bexley. a chauffeur fined $5 plus costs. August Deschler, 70, state examiner of stationary engineers in the fourth district, dies after weeks with arteriosclerosis, supervising offices in Cincinnati and Dayton. Belmont County sues contractor J Williams for 746.50 over road materials taken for Martins Werry Colerain project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Bexley
Tecently
Daugherty
Chillicothe
Deschler
Cincinnati
Dayton
Barton
Belmont County
J.C. Willams
Zanesvile
Martins Werry-Colerain
County sues over claimed value of stored materials
The county filed suit claiming the defendant owed the value of materials said to have been furnished and stored locally. The case centers on ownership and payment for these stored goods and the plaintiff seeks recovery of the alleged amount.
Omaha Girls Sweep State Spelling Titles in Five-State Meet
Marie Mason 13 and Mary Currie 12 of Omaha won first and second in a five state spelling contest held in Omaha. Over 150 spellers from South Dakota Iowa Kansas Minnesota Nebraska competed. Irene Roth 17 from Brooklyn earned a six week France trip courtesy of the Franco American branch of the American Good Will Association. She has 30 gold medals including a Highland dancer trophy. Miss Gladys Joel, a New York automobile buyer, is mentioned in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mason
Mary Currie
Omaha
Neb
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Irene Roth
Brooklyn
France
American Good Will Association
Andrew Carnegie
Gladys Joel
New York
Local merchants bear burden of taxes on spending
The speaker argues residents pay taxes through dollars spent at home, building up the city by circulating money locally. The statement emphasizes civic responsibility of shoppers to support local merchants and public finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wicks Place
Anna Connell
Leo Hanchett
Elyria
H. Howard
Eaton
Geo. Tran
Lehman
Lorain
Fred Trang
Hawlk
Gott
Carl Hastings
Wicks
Sadie Lahiff
Elyria Eatllea
S. Howard
Kate Eichenberg
John
Cleveland
Addie Brown
Loie Wheeler
S. Howard and Sons
World traveler Anna Milo Upjohn paints child types in 50 nations
A report notes Anna Milo Upjohn, child illustrator for the American Junior Red Cross, completed paintings of child types in 50 nations. The piece also lists Carrie A. Cammerud of Fargo with a Saskatchewan 640 acre farm, Helene Pachal as a pioneering ceramic engineer, and a note on Lords reform and WCTU events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Milo Upjohn
Carrie A. Cammerud
Fargo
North Dakota
Estevan
Saskatchhewan
Miss Camerod
Red Mill Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Red Mill Haarlem Oil capsules as a tasteless form of Holland oil that restores run-down organs quickly. It claims relief from bladder and kidney troubles sour stomach gas and backaches within 24 hours and offers a money-back guarantee with multiple local druggists named for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mill
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Helene Pachal
Girl
Alfred College
Alfred
N. Y
England
Saskatchewan
House of Lords
Lord Astor
Detroit
National
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Cording
Anna A. Gordon
The
Russel Sage Foundation
United States
Rosalie Kalinol
Hawaii
Mrs. F. Tran
Town Line
Fred Tran
Barnath
Craganour
Chance Aboyeur
Imperial Furniture Co
Elyria and
Esses
Mopacs
POLK
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