Ohio State Payroll Near 400000 and Public Officials Salaries
The Ohio auditor’s report shows state payroll near 400000 yearly with the governor at 10000 and chief justice at 7000. Other top earners include six associate judges and several state officers at 6500, plus utilities commission members at 6000.
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D. A. Donovan
Columbus
Ohio
Auditor of State
Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio National Guard
Nick Zito
Zito
Franklin County Liquor License Commission
Jefferson County
State Tax Commission
Hogan
Court House
Edward Wooten
Francis Wooten
Ford Automobile Co
Detroit
Finrtly
Toledo
The
Portable poultry fence improves fowl management on fresh soil
A. E. Van Natta of Indiana shares a DIY solution to keep poultry on fresh soil year after year. He describes building a portable fence from 2x3 hemlock joists, 12 inch boards, 6 foot wire, and shelf braces, forming a movable, easy to shift yard.
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A. E. van Natta
Indiana
Cox Addresses Auditors on Civil Service Exams
Gov Cox urged auditors to report signs of partisanship in assessor appointments to the state civil service commission or himself. The deputy state tax commissioners made the selections and these experts reviewed the papers without regard to politics.
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Cox
Auditors
Gov
State Civil Service Commission
Ohio to spend up to 7 million for good roads this year
State Highway Commissioner J. R. Marker estimates between 5 and 7 million dollars will be available for road improvement in Ohio this year. The funds, largely from the Hite law mill levy, mark the largest state and local expenditure on roads since state aid began a decade ago.
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Ohio
J. R. Marker
Skim Milk Beneficial For Hens And Poultry
An old farming note urges skim milk as a top feed for young chickens and laying hens. It notes milk provides casein and protein for eggs, and that sour milk improves health and digestion. Sour skim milk, or buttermilk, aids digestion when hens are confined, and is affordable at about ten cents per gallon from nearby creameries.
Advice on keeping chickens during weather and selection
The text urges keeping fowls indoors in bad weather, blames keepers for faults, notes egg components by weight, advises selecting breeds at fairs, and suggests feeding and housing hens to winter lay. It warns against scaly legs, recommending disinfectant and grease, and favors largest pullets for winter laying while trimming small chicks due to a hot summer.
Ferris faces miners strike in copper country
Governor Ferris insists on labor organization while mine owners refuse to negotiate with the Western Federation of Miners. Charles Moyer returns to Hancock to testify on deportation and shooting, protected by the governor. Dynamite found near the county prosecutor’s office in L Anse raises alarm amid strike cases.
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Houghton, Mich
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Western Federation
Copper Country
Disagreement Bay
John B. Densmore
Ferris
A. F. Rees
Western Federation of Miners
Organization of Labor
Moyer
Hancock
Charles H. Moyer
Citizens’ ‘Alliance
Charles Tanner
Citizens’ Alliance
L’anse
Mich
Hubert Brennan
Lucas
Houghton County
Fragmentary Social Snippets Echo Old Newspapers
The passage spoofs society figures and gossip with quirky lines about modern Venus types and hidden leaders. Mentholated cough drops promise quick relief while a jest отмечает marriages and affairs among fictional or satirical names.
Boy Refuses Sea Water Claim At Beach
A child who spent weeks at a spa last year visited the seaside in a pale bathing suit and stared at the ocean. He declared quietly that he would not swim because the water was not for boys, but for boats.
Maniacs Battle As Fire Rips Chicago State Hospital
At the Chicago State hospital in Dunning a rear building fire triggered a frenzy among 250 violently insane patients. Attendants were assaulted as staff evacuated patients to the auditorium one by one. Pianos were used to calm the uproar while music mingled with screams for over half an hour.
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Chicago
Chicago State Hospital
Dunning
Indians First Cubists Claim Cubist Art Origin
Lone Star a United States Indian service art instructor asserts that cubist art began with American Indians about 200 years ago. His Indian art collection includes square shaped eagle figures that strongly suggest an eagle, yet appear as cubist forms.
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Lone Star
United States Indian Service
American Art News
Plans to transform Palos Verdes ranch for millionaire homes
Frank A. Vanderlip of the National City Bank of New York and associates recently bought the 14,000 acre Palos Verdes tract for 1,750,000 with plans to develop one of the nation's finest residential parks for American millionaires at an estimated total expenditure of 5,000,000.
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Palos Verdes Ranch
Angeles Harbor
Catalina Channel
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Skin Cleared by Simple Change in Food
A physician notes many diseases originate in indigestion. A girl with eczema found relief after five months of facial and hand eruptions by changing to Grape-Nuts cereal. She reports improved digestion and the eruption fading, crediting the food with addressing the root cause.
Man Surrenders with Threat to Kill President Wilson
Joseph Gorman, 24, surrendered to Chief Postal Inspector Cortelyou in Philadelphia and said he felt he must kill President Wilson. Examined by a police surgeon he was declared insane and committed to a city hospital.
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Philadelphia
Cortelyou
Federal Building
Joseph Gorman
President Wilson
Philadelphia Hospital
Movement to build Gen. Jackson monument in Nashville
A banquet in Nashville marks the launch of a campaign to erect a million dollar memorial to General Andrew Jackson hero of the Battle of New Orleans and seventh U.S. president.
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General Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
United States
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