Examination Quizzes for Aug 1916 Columbus
Uniform county teachers examination questions for elementary school certificate for August prepared under the superintendent of public instruction. The content covers arithmetic, water weight, rainfall, discounts, equity, rail purchases, water capacity, geography, Ohio history, civil war events, and agriculture literature and orthography topics for teacher training.
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Columbus
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Geography and Life and School Tasks in Ohio History
A collage of prompts asks to link ten Ohio counties to history, list county seats and chief products of neighboring counties, choose geography books for school, and write extensive essays on Geography, language, grammar, and physiology. It seeks personal teaching reflections, world travel desires, reading, and curriculum planning. It includes sample sentences and education theory prompts.
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Ohio
Reading Methods Outline for Beginners and Advanced Learners
A concise guide outlines a step by step approach to teaching reading from beginner to advanced levels. It covers phonics based instruction, word recognition, fluency development, vocabulary building, comprehension strategies, and assessment. For beginners focus on phoneme awareness and decodable text. For intermediate and advanced learners emphasize sustained reading, inference, critical analysis, and exposure to varied genres.
Ohio Officials Allow Prosecution Evidence By Employing Help
Special Columbus correspondence details Attorney General Turner ruling allowing prosecuting attorneys to use county funds to hire personnel to obtain evidence against speeding violators in rural Ohio. The article covers other state actions including Wilson campaign hopes, flag sale restrictions, nurse examiners, and budget news with state treasurer figures.
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Columbus
Turner
Joseph T. Micklethwait
Scioto County
H. S. Riddle
State Board of Administration
Riddle
Wilson
Ohio
Federated Churches
Willis
Chicago
State Medical Board
Harriett L. P. Friend
Dayton
State Civil Service Commission
Archer L. ‘Phelps
Warren
Trumbull County
Kinsman Stock& Agricultural Association of
Kinsman
Trumbull
County Boards of Revisions
Franklin County
Ohio Republican Voters Awake in Primary Results
Ohio voters show strong Republican alignment in the primary with Myron T. Herrick favored for US senator and Willis leading Cox. Pomerene and Lentz split Dems. Willis carried every county while Cox lost several counties.
Cincinnati's Liquor Laws Rigorously Enforced
In Cincinnati the important duty was the reinforcement of the liquor laws. He made no cases. The city is orderly, with a police force that is efficient and properly instructed to enforce regulatory laws.
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Cincinnati
Ohio Campaign Tidbits Highlight Voter Margins and Names
Gov Willis led by more than 200000 votes over rival office seekers in the primary. Myron T Herrick surpassed Senator Atlee Pomerene by 55000 votes. Cox trails by under 100000 in a three way race and critiques admin appointments. Emory Lattimer heads banking under Cox. Hughes cites America First and America Efficient. State canals on a paying basis under current administration. Vic Donahey pledges Democratic efficiency despite delays. Labor queries munition era dinner pail as production wanes. State fair officials chosen for efficiency over influence. Rudolph A Mack remains unrevealed in funding his bid against pardons board. Democratic campaign theme notes Republican committee business successes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Washington
John J. Lentz
Atlee Pomerene
Pomerene
Lentz
Wilson
Willis
James M Cox
Cox
P. Sandles
Democratic Party
Rudolph Mack
Cincinnati
Board of Pardons
Mack
Anti-Saloon League
J. A. White
Hamilton County
White
Columbus Citizen
Columbus Journal and Dispatch
Robert F. Wolfe
R. F. Wolfe
Secret Service
Matt Glaser
Neil House
Gov
Liquor Licensing Board
Attor ‘Rey
AnthSaloon League
Plan to Save Coin Under Review by State Commission
A plan by A. C. Ernest and G. B. Miller to save $39,100 annually is under consideration by the State Industrial Commission. The proposal suggests consolidating clerical forces under two managers at 2400 yearly each, abolishing several positions, and paring the Censor Board. Approval hinges on appropriations by the State Emergency Board and legal authority to create new positions.
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State Industrial Commissions
State Civil Service Commission
Commission
Industrial Commission
State Emergency Board
Civil Service Commission
Treasury
State Treasury
Archer
General Revenue Fund
Carliss Hunter
Mechanicsburg
Washington
State Board of Agriculture
State Industrial Commission
A. C. Ernest
G. B. Miller
S. P. Bush
Columbus
E. A. Deeds
Dayton
Efficiency Bureau
Censor Board
Emergency Board
Borah Heads to Ohio Campaign Stump in September
Senator William G. Borah of Idaho will stump Ohio for the Republican party late in September. The plan was announced after the Executive Committee met here Tuesday to discuss the state campaign.
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William G. Borah
Idaho
Ohio
Wage Totals By Summit County Firms Revealed
A report by George F. Miles shows Summit county wage payments in 1915 totaled 35,343,043 with 509 firms sampled. It breaks down 82.1 percent to wage earners, 12 percent to bookkeepers and clerks, 2.6 percent to sales staff, and 3.2 percent to superintendents and managers.
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Summit County
George F. Miles
Industrial Commission
Lucas County
Montgomery County
Miles
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Geography
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Pestalozzi
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Franklin
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Erie
Jackson
Knox
Seneca
Highland
Rudolph A. Mack
Ohio Supreme Court
Cleveland
Parrett-Whittemore
Women’s Reformatory
Marysville
Ohio Penitentiary
Reformatory
Reynoldsburg
Bruce H. Edginton
Alvin Broerman
John D. Groves
Delaware Girls’ Industrial Home
Washington Administration
Gov. Willis
Emory Lattamer
America First
America Efficient
Charles E. Hughes
Vic Donahey
Republican Committee
Borah
Stump State
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