Annual Reunion At Cedar Point Prominent State Men Slated
Gov. Cox Senator Burton and Senator Pomerene headline the Cedar Point reunion of the General Assembly with planned speeches on state progress nation and capital. Other leaders including Lieut Gov Nichols and Speaker Swain appear. Ashtabula and Franklin counties face court actions over appeals and contempt.
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Gov. Cox
Burton and
Pomerone
D. A. Donovan
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Cedar Point
Burton
Pomerene
Charles L. Swain
Ohio House
Oscar EK. Diser
Youngstown
House
Charles E. Reed
Carl D. Friebolin
Third House
M. A. Broadstone
Ashland County
Supreme Court
George J. Frey
Appeals and Common Pleas Court
Frey
State Liquor License Commission
State Board
Physicians Must Report Occupational Disease Cases
Physicians who attend victims of occupational disease must report the case to the state health department within 48 hours under the new law now in effect. The measure aims to fight work related illness, with deaths already occurring from occupational exposure such as tuberculous lung disease caused by factory dust.
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Ers
Common Pleas Court
Red Cross Ohio Flood Relief Commission
Duck Creek
Ohio River Territory
Marietta
Red Cross
E. C. Krecker
Elba
Lower Salem
Harriettsville
Middleberg
Macksburg
Caywood
Ohio
State Medical Board
Ottawa County
State Health Department
Ross County Man Seeks Internal Revenue Post
Ex representative Louis M Day of Ross County announced in Columbus on Tuesday his candidacy for internal revenue collector of the Eleventh district with headquarters at Columbus. He lives in Chillicothe and entered the race amid 17 candidates urging Senator Pomerene to back them.
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Ross County
Louis M. Day
Columbus
Internal Revenue Collector
Eleventh
Chillicothe
Wilson
Henry W. Woodrow
Pomerene
Anti-Saloon League vows to gather evidence on saloon violations
The Anti-Saloon League issues a statement of intent to document violations of the license law during Sunday hours. The release from S. A. Probst, superintendent of the Cincinnati district, accuses liquor interests of defying regulations and declares readiness to organize for a final battle against the liquor traffic.
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Anti-Saloon League
Union News Service
Cincinnati
Indianny
Hamilton County
Temperance
Ohio
S. A
Probst
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Two Toledo Conventions Open by Evangelical Lutheran Council
The General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America will hold its thirty fourth convention at St. Matthew's in Toledo September 11. The Women's Missionary Society meets September 17 and 18. The council has missions across the U S and Canada with English as the official language. It supports home and foreign missions in India, Japan, and China and participates in student missionary work. It will attend the World Lutheran Conference in Nuremberg, Germany, in September.
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Toledo
General Council
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church In North
Theodore E. Schmauk
Lebanon
Lutheran Church Review
United States
Canada
India
Japan
China
America
Nuremburg
Germany
Prison wheat exchanged by Ohio penitentiary inmates
The prison farm near Orient, Ohio, reports 50 acres of wheat sown by the inmate honor squad. Warden Thomas expects about 800 bushels and plans to exchange the grain for flour and bran with a milling firm, receiving roughly 37 pounds of flour and 10 pounds of bran and shorts per bushel.
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Columbus, O
Penitentiary Farm
Orient
Thomas
Food Shortage Looms as East Produce Flows In
Western Newspaper Union report from Cincinnati notes commission men, led by receivers and bank presidents, weighing a temporary suspension of operations due to a crippling teamsters strike. Home crops failed from drought, leaving July prices high, with beans from Baltimore tomatoes from New Jersey and potatoes from the East being brought in to meet demand.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Cincinnati
Commission
Teamsters
Baltimore
New Jersey
Saloon Legalized Under Ohio Constitution
Cincinnati reports Ohio begins constitutional saloon legalization for the first time. The license law operates Friday but saloons start licensing after the fourth Monday in November. Applications with $5, plus a $1,000 Aiken tax and $100 license fee, set at one saloon per 500 people.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Approves New Charter By Narrow Margin
Cincinnati votes 19 666 to 19 576 to adopt a new charter. A 15 member Citizens Charter commission will draft changes. Civic and Labor slate fails to win seats as hospital bond of 100000 dollars passes by a large majority.
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Cincinnati
Citizens’ Charter
Civic and Labor
Herbert Bigelow
Constitutional Convention
Gale Hits Capital Storm Slams White House in July Chaos
A cyclonic storm tears through Washington on July 31 causing death and injuries. Three die in a building collapse near B S Saul Co real estate offices as chaos halts government operations. President Wilson and Secretary Tumulty hidden from danger as elm trees topple on the White House lawn.
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White House
Capitol
Panje
Washington
B. S. Saul Company
W. E. Hilton
Thomas B. Fealey
Wilson
Seven Die At Ludlow Lagoon Motorcycle Crash
The death toll from the Ludlow Lagoon motordrome blast rose to seven when the gasoline tank on Oolin Johnsons racing bike exploded, scattering flammable liquid over spectators. The revised list includes Odin Johnson Salt Lake City Utah William Davis five years Ludlow Ky Henry Andrews Cincinnati Mrs William Michaels thirty Ethel Buchman Covington Ky James Carter Cincinnati William Paterson Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Ludlow Lagoon
Oolin Johnson
Odin Johnson
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Davis
Ludlow
Henry Andrews
William Michaels
Ethel Buchtman
Covington
James Carter
William Paterson
Gomez Granted Dictatorial Powers in Venezuela Crisis
In response to a revolt and Castro led invasion, the federal council authorizes President Juan Vicente Gomez to assume dictatorial powers until the revolt is crushed. Dispatches report an invading Colombian force under Gen. Rosario Gonzalez repelled along Tachira frontier, where Col. Romero's troops push rebels back.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
Federal Council
Juan Vicente Gomez
Colombia
Rosario Gonzalez
Tachira
Romero
Rural Mail Carriers Gather For Ohio Reunion
Wooster Ohio hosted the annual reunion of rural mail carriers with an attendance of four to five hundred delegates. Visitors were taken to the Ohio agricultural experiment station for an arranged entertainment.
Bale elected to Mt Union public speaking chair
Alliance Ohio Frederick G Bale of Canton superintendent of the Canton district of the Anti Saloon League has been elected to the chair of public speaking at Mt Union Sale college to succeed Prof Rollo A Talcott who has gone to Valparaiso Indiana.
Methodist Conference Opens in Urbana This Week
The Western Ohio Conference of the Methodist church meets in Urbana beginning September 9. It marks the first meeting of the enlarged conference and carries great significance for Methodists in the state.
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Urbana
Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Social centers plan discussed at Ohio University meeting
Columbus talks on establishing social centers in schools and churches as provided by the Reed bill. Although no funds were appropriated, the project will be conducted next year from general university funds.
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Election Board
Shelby
Williams
Republican State Central Committee
Graves
Taft
Bull Moosers
Ohio
Secretary of State
Hogan
Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio State University
General University
Corn Growers Outing At Manchester Farm Lake View
An outing for corn growing boys from Auglaize Shelby Logan Allen and Putnam counties will be held at Manchester Farm near Lake View on Monday August 11. A complimentary luncheon will be provided for the boys and invited guests. Notables including Gov Cox Secretary Sandres Congressmen Goeke Dean Price Director Thorne Commissioner Strode and Congressman Willis are expected to attend.
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Lake View
Auglaize
Shelby
Logan
Allen
Putman
Manchester Farm
Gov. Cox
Sandres
Goeke
Dean Price
Thorne
Strode
Willis
Weda Couple Ties Two Hour Courtship Bond
After a brief courtship of two hours, Homer B. Marcum a Weda attorney, wed Miss Ruth Hardwick of Fort Gay a member of a historic county family in Cerede.
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Weda
Cerede
W. Va
Homer B. Marcum
Atttorney
Ruth Hardwick
Fort Gay
San Francisco Cleric Found Short in Company Accounts
H P Platt, longtime church worker in San Francisco and Oakland, has been found $30,000 short in his accounts as an employee of the California Pacific Title Insurance company.
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San Francisco
Cal
H. P. Platt
Oakland
California Pacific Title Insurance Company
Saw Mill Plant Burns in Manonganers Pennsylvania
Saw and planing mill plant at Manonganers burned, origin undetermined. Loss estimated at 75,000 dollars. Fire officials and local authorities investigate cause. Damage impacts local industry and employment.
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Burne
Manonganers
Penpasthes
Loas
Coca Cola Habit Viewed As Mild Beverage Not a Drug Fiend
Medical authorities say Coca Cola does not create a true habit like opium morphine or cocaine. They note millions drink it yearly, crave it only for taste and refreshment, and show no signs of addiction requiring treatment.
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Coca- Cola
Mandy's Gentle Little Hint
A slave Mandy relates a mistress urging her to warn a Black Beau who wears white. Mandy recalls bluntly telling him he looks like a black snake crawling from cream, asserting she m a y not make it strong enough.
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Mandy
Sally
Made Daddy Gasp
A Chicago lad, quick witted and eager to seem adult, speaks up at the family table and demands with theatrical firmness that his father “close your little trap for just one moment while I get in a word” in a playful, impertinent moment.
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Daddy
Chicago
Papa
French cotition leader on American marriages and money
Mandre de Fouquieres, a famed Parisian competition figure, spoke to reporters before leaving for France about American brides. He said money plays a minor role in American marriages and love matches are common. The debutante’s quip on pure love and money amused him.
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Mandre de Fouquieres
France
M. de Fouquieres
New York
They Weighed Three And A Half Pounds At Birth
An elderly group of women chat and knit as each recalls birth weight. One declares she weighed three and a half pounds, prompting a gasp and a reply that she survived and thrived.
Winding Stream Clock River Mentioned in Montana Exchange
Bill notes that Montana has a clock river with winding features while Bill replies the river cannot wind away without a winding path. The exchange suggests a playful metaphor about rivers and time in a rustic Montana setting.
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Montana
Bill
Postum credited with improving digestion in married life
A doctor recalls using Postum after marriage, noting remedies for indigestion and the shift from coffee to Postum. The ad claims families using Postum fare better than coffee users and promotes Regular and Instant Postum with preparation tips. Battle Creek based Postum Co. invites readers to try a relief booklet.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Ohio Printers’ Federation
Methodist Book Concern of
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U.S
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
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Venezuelan Federal Council
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