Eight Thousand Ohio Troops to Border
War Department orders send over eight thousand Ohio Kentucky and Vermont troops to El Paso to join 150000 already on the border. Camp Willis troops to entrain for the South as additional equipment arrives. Baker says the move reflects a national emergency and inadequate regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Columbus
Ohio
War Department
Mexico
South
Baker
United States
Elks Meet at Cedar Point in Ohio August
Ohio Elks state association plans a Cedar Point reunion August 23 to 26 with a parade August 24 and a grand ball. An initiation will open the event on August 23 led by John G. Price and Willis G. Rowland with Columbus Lodge No. 37 directing. Edwin G. Slough leads the state association from Mansfield Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Association of Ohio Elks
Cedar Point
Lake Erie
Elks
John G. Price
Columbus Lodge No. 37
Columbus Lodge
Ellis’ Chorus of
Willis G. Rowland
Edwin G. Slough
Mansfield Lodge
Doctor Ends Forty Day Fast With Watermelon Breakthrough
Dr L G Huffman eye specialist and fasting advocate ends his annual forty day fast in Zanesville Ohio by eating watermelon. He has fasted 30 to 40 days yearly for years to test benefits, often living near nature in minimal clothing. His bride joined the fast and also remained without food for the final fifteen days in a cave man style. The couple married last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
L. G. Huffman
Huffman
Sandusky Deputy Postmaster Arrested On 5000 Dollar Shortage
Deputy Postmaster Joseph A. Gibbs was arrested at his home and detained as Post Office inspectors from Cincinnati prepare charges. They allege Gibbs is short more than five thousand dollars in his accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Joseph A. Gibbs
Post Office
William McHenry
J. H. Milligan
Cincinnati
Music fails to charm in auditor race bid
Stephen Stil, Republican hopeful for Auditor of State, spent 1997 dollars on the campaign after laying out 2000. His music budget was 402 dollars and his steam calliope stroller drew sleep and chase across rural roads, leaving him with 3 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Stephen Stilwell
Stilwell
Meekison
Colin C. Meekison
Napoleon
Equity
Warnes
Cox Organization
Finley
Thornton Snyder
Cox and Finley
Rudolph W. Archer
Archer
Chester E. Bryan
Madison County
Ice famine hits Springfield communities
Springfield, O says no ice will be delivered Friday with delivery limited to homes with babies and illness. Emergency calls will be handled by telephone and no residential routes will run that day. By Saturday small deliveries resume to cover Sunday as plants repair operations. City commissioners urge prioritizing homes and milk plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Cleveland Milk Strike Halts City Dairy Deliveries
A strike by milk wagon drivers blocks milk and cream for over 300000 people in Cleveland. Belle Vernon Mapes Co plants plus Schneider Becker Dairy Co drivers are affected, with 150000 more at risk. Ice wagon drivers and helpers will back the strike, halting ice delivery to Telling Ice Cream Co. and cutting three quarters of local ice cream supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Belle Vernon Mapes Co
Schneider-Becker Dairy Co
Telling Ice Cream Co
Belle Vernon Co
Appointed Dean of Women at University of Cincinnati
Miss Loueen Pattee of Evanston Illinois is named dean of women at the University of Cincinnati succeeding Emilie McVea who resigned to lead Sweet Briar College. An authority on German literature Pattee previously led a girls school in Munich and has traveled widely. Born in Massachusetts she earned her first degree at Grinnell College. Expected arrival in Cincinnati early September.
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Cincinnati
Loueen Pattee
Evanston
Ill
University of Cincinnati
Charles Dabney
Miss Pattee
Emilie McVea
Sweet Brier College
Sweet Briar
Munich
Germany
Massachusetts
Grinnell College
Iowa
Catholic Home Building in Cincinnati Plans $300000 Fenwick Club
The Fenwick Club and Boys' Home of Cincinnati awarded a $300000 contract for a new facility to open in 1917. Pioneer street lots near Broadway and Pike were bought for about $100000 as four brick structures are torn down. The house features a gymnasium indoor tennis swimming pool ice plant cafeteria bowling alleys rest rooms a 300 seat dining room and 150 bedrooms for Fenwick plus 100 for Boys' Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fenwick Club
Pioneer Street
Broadway
Pike Street
Death of Prof A M Brumbach At Denison University
Prof A M Brumbach of the Denison University chemistry department died at his Granville home after four weeks of typhoid fever. He served at Denison for eleven years and is survived by his widow and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark, O
A. M. Brumbach
Denison University
Granville
Wife of East Liverpool businessman attacked in home cellar
After two threatening notes, Mrs. J. E. Anderson was choked in the cellar of her East Liverpool home. Her husband reports no motive and authorities seek clues in the assault on the prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
J. E. Anderson
Buckeye News Notes in Ohio Local Briefs
Findlay raises 40000 in eight days for YMCA debt relief and dormitory expansion. Columbus telephony firms consider a 63089 purchase with stock issue. old stock totals 7567. Columbus ruling limits Smith law to general taxes, not bond interest. Akron plans a 125000 four story terminal with shops offices and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Edward C. Turner
New Normal School to Open in Champaign County
Urbana Ohio reports that a state normal school will be established at Kings Creek with Miss Hilis of Urbana as director at a salary of 1000 dollars. Professor Pearson, new State Superintendent, announced the plan noting it as his first normal school initiative since taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
F. B. Pearson
Champaign County
Pearson
Neer
Kings Creek
Misa Mel Hilis
Misa Hilis
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Meekison
Cox
Equity League
Finley
Snyder
Hayes M. Adams
Sandusky
Joseph T. Tracy
Portsmouth
Adams
Erie County
Ohio
Auditor of State
Victor A. Donahey
Treasury
Turner
Franklin County
Nominees for Ohio Legislature Listed by Party
The article catalogs Democrats and Republicans vying for Ohio Senate seats by district, naming numerous candidates including Harry H. Friedman, Thomas J. ONeill, Allen C. Roudebush, John Holden, Hugh Gilmore, and others across multiple counties, with a separate roster for the Ohio House of Representatives nominees. The lists cover Hamilton, Cuyahoga, Stark, Mahoning, Summit, and many more counties, reflecting broad party nomination activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Friedman
Hamilton
Thomas J. O'Neill
Allen C. Roudebush
John E. Holden
Warren
Hugh R. Gilmore
Preble
J. M. Apple
Shelby
C. J. Neekamp
Vinton
George S. Cunningham
Fairfield
E. G. Lloyd
George D. Jones
George McKenna
Clark
Frank Hursh
Hardin
Sandusky
George W. Hall
Auglaize
Thomas Berry
Allen
Frank W. Thomas
Wood
Democrats
Allen—Cloyd J. Brotherton Ashtabua
L. H. Pardee
Athens
T. J. Castmwell
Fred E. Phillipse
Wraddell
F. M
Brown
Charles M. Gordon
Butler
Robert M. Billingslea
Culbertson J. Smith
Clermont
Earl E. Ertel
Champaign
M. L. Gaver
Clintonohn Barnes
Cuyahoga
N. Ries
J. H. Brown
Sam. Fitzsimmons
J. Riese
Briggs
Geo
Myers
I J. Walsh
T. Jemi Tom. Reynolds
Joe Mee
Backomski
J. A. Reynolds
J Smith
Darke
Chris. Appenseller
Delaware
A. F. Potter
Eric—Jo E. Bragg
Fulton
F. Gall
Franklin
Frank A. Hunter
Horace Bradden
Louis R. Seibert
Francis M. Thompson
Walcutt
Gallia
J. Haver
Guernsey
James B. Stewart
Geauga
Peter Small
Highland
H. M. Fullerton
Frank J. Laubis
Hocking
W. H. Acker
Huron
F. Burke
Henry—Thomas Mulcahy
Hangock
C. H. Hilty
Holb
Lorain
Ward Tohurat
Licking
James J. Hill
Muskingum
Frank KB. Fell
Miami
Walter J. Miller
Barton
2. Guthery
Ercer
Fred Huber
J. EB. Foster
Morrow
J. D. Emawhler
Morgan
Chas
A. Gaylord
Medina
W. A. Kramer
Montgomery
O. B. Chapman
W. W. Stokes
Harry Israel
Francis Canny
Mel D. Hoback
Madison
E. W. Johnson
Noble
W. T. Crow
Ottawa
John Boland
Paulette G. Foster
Perrylyde M. Foraker
Putnam
John Cowen
Pickaway
A. L. Stump
Pike— Forgyen
Sky
Portage
Murph Richland
N. A. Moqueston
Rons
Schuyler Wager
Summit
O. W. Daum
C. M. Trischandusky
Alfred Nereneca
Henry Ziegler
Scioto
Conrad Rot Stark
D. C. Meyers
B. P. Speideb
W. A. Marker
Wm. A. Rhulman
Anon Wbrb
Reed, Wi
Emer
Warren Ode Hoya We
Same Old Fight Again in Ohio Politics as Cox Willis Vote Looms
A Columbus dispatch surveys the Ohio Republican slate, praising Myron Herrick and Charles Hughes while arguing Frank B. Willis and James M. Cox face a repeat verdict. It notes Cox’s loss of power since 1914, reports on Secretary of State Hildebrant and Turner, and previews party tickets, regional balance, and the split electorate in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude C. Waltermire
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
Columbus
Chicago
Myron T. Herrick
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
Herrick
Paris
Ambassador Herrick
France
Pomerene
Mr. Herrick
People 'S
Frank B. Willis
James M. Cox
Cox
Capitol
Willis
John H. Arnold
Abou
Ben Adhem
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Democratic Organization Press
Bloom
Cuyahoga
Ed. Hopple
Columbus Dispatch
Hopple
Adam
Beatty
Creamer
Ishmaelite
Senate
Charles Q. Hildebrant
Supreme Court
James Joyce
Cambridge
Cyrus Newby
Hillsboro
Augustus N. Summers
Springfield
Newby
Court of Common Pleas
Judge Summers
Supreme Bench
Joyce
Congress
Hildebrant
Summers
Ohio
Cockroach a Troubler at Plant Electrical Box
Inspectors found a branch circuit repeatedly blowing fuses as ground detector indicated trouble. Removal of outlet box covers revealed live and dead cockroaches raining down on the examiner. Insulation at joints had been eaten away, the vibration contributing to the fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Science Monthly
Potash Found in Texas Deep Salt Beds
Borings in Texas reached about 900 feet and revealed thick potash salt beds. Samples were bright salmon red resembling Stassfurt carnallite and contained about 14 percent potassium chloride. The bed lies above three other salt layers totaling several hundred feet, suggesting a large basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Child's late night cry becomes neighborly joke
A man asks about his baby’s complaint last night. Mr. Youngpop replies the baby cried for about five hours, prompting a lighthearted exchange between neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Youngpop
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Columbus Degree
DR. Huffman
Davis
Buckeye News
Findlay, O
Findlay
Columbus, O
Putnam Telephone Co
Putnam County Telephone Co
Utilities Commission
Akron
Welker
Charles F. Harding
Robert J. O’brien
Walter M. Shohl
Frederick W. Howell
U. G.murrell
Clinton
W. D. Tremper
Otto Vollenweider
M. BH. Archer
E. D. Howard
Nelson Biggin
T. A. Busbey
Mahoning
H. C. Wood
J. N. Ackerman
F. C. Becker
J. J. Rowe
W. C. Bracken
J. N. Stone
George F. Keefer
Charles C. Cass
Ohio House of Representatives
Defiance
A. L. Baker
Charles F. Talley
Eric—George J. Beatty
Frank Reighard
Greene
William B. Bryson
John K. Powell
W. P. Ellis
C. V. Foster
Henry—O. M. Palmer
Miles W. Townsend
Leonard King
Albert M. Kraft
Charles McClare
Hancock
Frank Beitler
Holmes
William M. Burklew
Jackson
William
Hoy
Jefferson
John A. Mansfield
Knox
L. Tate Cromley
Lake
C. L. Kimball
John
Graham, Logan
David A. Liggett
W. A. Comings
Marion
T. E. Andrews
C. W. McFarland
Tuscarawas
Oscar M. Hines
Union
Frank Eat van Wert
A. A. Giffin
Wayne
Lorenzo D. Cantell
Williams
Frank M. Money
Milton Clark
W. W. Long
Washington
Harry D. Knox
Wyandot
J. I. Halstead
John R. Freiner
Harry Federman
Ned, Ott
Byron Wydman
Edward A. Inter
Joseph R. Gardner
Max Friedman
Littleford Hunemeyer
A. Lee Beaty
John Henry Newnan
W. Duane Fulton
Licking River
Antenen
Weygant
Joseph McGhee
Hogan
Jackson County
Skinner Mfg.co
Omaha
U.S.A
America
The
Red Cross
New York
Frederika K. Gaiser
Nurses City Hospital
Cleveland, D
Ergoron
Orcnart
Absorbine, JR
W.F. Young
Temple St
Mass
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