Ohio Legislature Sees Broad Bill Proposals On Police Militia and Tax Relief
Columbus reports discuss a state police bill to bolster National Guard efficiency and licensing ties to militia. Other measures seek city debt relief, a house bill on marriage assets, and a plan to fund vocational education via a state board.
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Youngstown
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Cuyahoga County
Stewart L. Tatum
Springfield
Ohio League of Municipalities
State Association of Mayors
Garver
Holmes County
Hoy
Jackson
Reighard
Ohio State University
Miami University
Ohio Seeks Preventive Health Push For Children
Dr Francis M Hollingshead of the State Board of Health cites Ohio costs from poor child health at about 100 million dollars annually. He estimates 13 517 under five die yearly and urges early medical inspection in schools, noting better results where health work is systematic.
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Columbus
Eugene F. McCampbell
Medical College
Ohio State University
Ohio
Francis M. Hollingshead
State Board of Health
Hollingshead
General Health Administration
Say they sold their votes
Twenty four men pleaded guilty to vote selling in Cincinnati federal court for the last presidential election. Six others indicted pleaded not guilty and were committed to Dayton jail. Three more indicted men were released on bond. of 99 named by the grand jury, 53 have now faced court.
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Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Howard Hollister
Dayton
Grand Jury
Laurence J. Blakely Dies Noted Editorial Writer in Midwest
Cincinnati editor and columnist Laurie J. Blakely 67 died at his Covington Kentucky home after a recent illness. A veteran writer he served for years on the Commercial Tribune and previously as an editorial writer for the Louisville Courier Journal Louisville Times and Louisville Evening Post.
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Laurie J. Blakely
Commercial Tribune
Central West
Covington
Blakely
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Louisville Evening Post
Coal for Windy City Relieved by Rail Transfer
One thousand cars of coal were moved from the Pennsylvania railroad to the Erie and sent to Chicago to ease Windy City's coal famine.
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Marion
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Chicago
Poland Re-Elected In Waterworks Association
Columbus Ohio The Waterworks Association wraps its convention with re election of John A Poland Chilli cothe as president 8 M Kent as vice president and F C Jeannot of Wilmington as secretary treasurer
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John A. Poland
Chillicothe
M. Kent
F. C. Jeannot
Wilmington
Muster Out in Ohio Delayed as Protests Reach Washington
Columbus groups backed by Gov. Cox press for mustering out Ohio troops at Columbus after border service. No decision yet. Fourth Ohio moves with second group. Fifth Ohio and Brigade HQ shift to Third group. Ohio cavalry to be mustered out at Ft. Harrison. Employers helped by federal agency to place unemployed soldiers.
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Ft. Wayne
Mich
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Baker
Washington
el Paso
Ohio Cavalry
Cincinnati
Ft. Harrison
Indianapolis
War Department
Federal Bureau of Immigration
Theories At Fault Democrats Versus Policy In Washington
The article argues that the Democratic party has reversed its platform since gaining power, harming the poor with higher tariff duties on sugar and coffee. It accuses Democrats of excessive spending and reliance on bonds instead of revenue measures, warning this defers fiscal responsibility.
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Democratic Party
Washington
Democratic Congress
National Treasury
Dayton Model Prison Farm May Become District Station
Dayton Ohio, the model prison farm south of the city limits may be chosen as a district station for housing prisoners. The State Board of Charities advocates abolishing workhouses in about six cities as part of restructuring 준 the statewide reform plan.
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State Board of Charities
State Board
U. S. Committee Organized In Marion Ohio
A permanent organizing committee for the Ohio State Sunday school convention to be held in June forms in Marion with Rev. Charles A. Pearce as chairman Earl T. Smart as vice chairman and Leroy D. Zachman as treasurer. The panel will name a secretary and send a subcommittee to Findlay to study last year’s convention and its 1000 delegates.
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Marion
Charles A. Pearce
Earl T. Smart
Leroy D. Zachman
Findlay
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound Promised to Help Women
A Missouri woman testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored health and enabled her to bear a child. She credits improved health with household work and happiness, urging other women to write for confidential advice from the medicine company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Poplar Bluff
Lydia E. Pinkham
Allia B. Timmons
Almond St
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Buckeye News Notes Roundup Across Ohio Localities
Greenfield celebrates Elizabeth Tharp 98th birthday as the oldest resident. Margaret Kelly resigns from Helping Hand Society in Hamilton. John C. Pettit admitted to the US Supreme Court bar on Ricketts’ motion. Delegates named for the Congress of Constructive Patriotism in Washington. L T Hill elected president and Charles Henry and Harry Moore named VP s at Lindenwald M B Church. Ohio State Telephone lines cut in Toledo. east side isolated. William Brown 68 dies from fractured skull after collision in Cleveland. multiple streetcar injuries. Hog price quotes hit record levels in Columbus with Snypp predicting $12 per hundred soon. Maxwell Motor Co leases plant in Dayton to establish closed body plant employing 1000. Massive Mayer-Marks Furniture Co fire in Cleveland. six-story building destroyed after elevator fuse failure.
Pork Before Preparedness in Democratic Policy
The Cincinnati Times-Star notes Democrats face a deficit and seek revenue or cuts. Claude Kitchen pushes reduced army and navy appropriations while keeping national defense, arguing preparedness must yield to economy amid fiscal difficulties.
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Claude Kitchen
House of Representatives
Cincinnati Times-Star
President urged to end pork barrel omnibus funding
The article argues for nearly four years the president failed to oppose the omnibus method of appropriation. It calls for defending treasury funds against raids and establishing public works on a scientific, economical basis. It also warns that President Wilson should avoid political maneuvering that marred his first term.
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Wilson
Spoke Without Warrant in Peace League Debate
The New York Sun criticizes President Wilson for volunteering U S participation in an international peace league without Senate ratification or party mandate. It notes he spoke beyond constitutional authorization and beyond the Democratic platform reasserting the Monroe doctrine.
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United States
Senate
Wilson
New York Sun
It Was Dynamite and a Suspected Return Ticket for Wilson Strike
A clipped mention hints that President Wilson may face renewed questions about the railroad strike after its initial dispatch, suggesting room for renewed scrutiny or a possible return to action.
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Wilson
Pork Opportunities Referenced in Rivers and Harbors Bill
The piece notes growing opportunities for pork included in the rivers and harbors bill and suggests many post offices may need construction once Democratic congressmen identify locations.
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Danish West Indies
Democratic leaders discuss $145 million deficit in Congress
In Congress Democratic leaders acknowledge a $145,000,000 deficit and suggest they may reveal the true depth of the financial hole in running the country.
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Congress
Suitable Match In A Quackish Match
A brief punning item notes Milly, once described as a fine duck,嫁 shewed charm and later wed a man nicknamed a quack. The wordplay hints at a witty social aside about marriage and reputation.
Any Corn Lifts Out, Doesn’t Hurt a Bit
An Cincinnati authority says freezone lifts corns with the fingers and a few drops. A small bottle costs little at any drug store and will rid feet of corns or calluses without pain. The drug dries instantly and does not irritate surrounding skin. If a druggist lacks freezone, ask him to obtain a bottle from his wholesaler.
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Cincinnati
Adv
Fixing It With Evangeline Boyhood Truths and Cowardice
Clarence age nine defends his honesty against Evangeline age eight who calls him a coward. He explains he did not smite a red haired boy for fear his mother would see, choosing to run indoors to avoid temptation.
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Clarence
Evangeline
Clockmaker’s Assistant Marks Time in Witty Exchange
A customer asks what the man is doing and the clockmaker explains the assistant is simply marking time on the clock face. The moment captures a dry joke about occupation and purpose within a shop scene.
Postum Satisfies Need for a Hot Noncoffee Drink
Doctors teachers and food experts endorse Postum as a hot noncoffee drink for children. The product is praised for meeting a child’s need while appealing to their taste and widely used by thoughtful parents.
There’s a Reason No Change in Price and Size
An ad notes there is no change in price quality package or size for the product. The message emphasizes consistency across offerings. No other details or dates are provided.
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