Red Cross first aid work expands across Ohio
State wide interest grows as Columbus base teaches civilian first aid. Women inquire from Columbus and other cities, signaling enlargement of the program. The effort aims to educate women in effective home accident response rather than solely training nurses for war. Army hospital use is a peripheral benefit of the civilian course.
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Union News Service
Columbus
First Aid Department
The
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mrs Dan Hanna Seeks Divorce and Custody in Ravenna
Dan R Hanna son of late Senator Mark Hanna faces a divorce suit from his third wife Mary Stuart Hanna who also seeks custody of their three daughters aged seven five and three. The couple separated last September with Hanna spending time in New York and Cleveland. They married in 1907 after Mary Harrington and Daisy Gordon had been part of his family. He deeded Cottage Hill farm and other property valued at about half a million dollars two years ago.
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Ravenna
Dan R. Hanna
United States
Mark Hanna
Mary Stuart
Hanna
Hannas
Cottage Hill Farm
Here
New York
Cleveland
Shelley
Mary Harrington
Daisy Gordon
Cottage Hill
Receiver case reopened in Cincinnati traction dispute
Albert D. Alcorn of Cincinnati challenged Judge Murphy’s prior order appointing a receiver for the Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo Traction. W C Shepherd for the defense urged against the receiver. Ohio Electric Railway rentals held by the Bondholders' Committee were argued to be non attachable. Plaintiff's attorneys warned of jeopardy from attachment by judgment creditors. Judge Murphy asked to consider the matter with an early decision pending.
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Hamilton
Albert D. Alcorn
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Murphy
W. C. Shepherd
Ohio Electric Railway Co
Interurban Collision Injures Dozens in Dayton
A score of persons were injured in a crash between the Dayton Springfield and Xenia Southern interurban and a city car at Bayard and Ludlow streets. Five are seriously hurt. the motorman was slightly cut by glass. Police blamed the airbrake failure and Motorman Smith's inability to stop.
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Dayton, O
Dayton
Springfield and
Xenia
Bayard and
Ludlow Street
Smith
Mrs Monypenny 82 Slips to Whooping Cough in Columbus
Mrs William Monypenny aged 82 in Columbus is seriously ill with whooping cough. She is the mother of Captain Perin B Monypenny of the Fourth Regiment Ohio National Guard.
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Columbus, O
William Monypenny
Perin B. Monypenny
Fourth Regiment
N. G
Veteran hunter, 106, issues Ohio coon hunt challenge
Woodsfield Ohio July 4 veteran G A R John Hally, age 106, issues a coon hunting challenge to any Ohioan over $0. He says he lives simply and has beaten his father who died at 103 and credits freedom from worry abstinence from tobacco and toxicants plus lots of coon hunting.
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Woodsfield
John Hally
Prodigy Babe Born With Four Teeth In Columbus
Juanita June Reever born in Columbus twelve days ago weighs 12 pounds and has four teeth. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Reever. The piece notes family lore about great-grandfathers in the Reever line who kept their first or full sets of teeth to old age.
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Columbus,c
Juanita June Reever
Frank G. Reever
Daniel Groomes
Alfred Kaylor
Ohio Teachers Association elects leaders at Cedar Point
J. V. McMillan of Marietta is named President of the Ohio Teachers Association after a floor nomination process. Wilson Hawkins of Newark wins a Board of Control seat on the Teachers' Reading Circle. H. V. Hotchkiss of Akron and others retain posts as sessions highlight debates on the school as a community hub.
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Cedar Point
J. V. McMillan
Marietta
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Darrell Joyce
Hamilton
Carey Bogges
Springfield
McMillan
H. V. Hotchkiss
Akron
Wilson Hawkins
Newark
Reading Circle
R. E. Offenhaur
Sandusky
A. J. Moore
Cincinnati
R. J. Condon
John Barrett
Washington
Pan-American Union
Frank B. Pearson
Degrees Awarded at Holbrook Centennial Exercises
Fifty students from Queen City College of Pharmacy Cincinnati received degrees during the Holbrook Centennial program in Lebanon Ohio. Dr Frank Cain led the exercises. The student body then dedicated Holbrook avenue Hast street where the main university building stands. Six hundred alumni students and townspeople decorated the graves of Alfred Holbrook Melissa Holbrook and Heber Holbrook in Lebanon Cemetery. Prof O P Kinsey of Valparaiso University delivered the grave address.
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Lebanon
Queen City College of Pharmacy
Cincinnati
Lebanon University
Holbrook
Frank Cain
Holbrook Avenue
Hast Street
Lebanon Cemetery
Alfred Holbrook
Melissa
Heber Holbrook
O. P. Kinsey
Valparaiso University
Mexican coin stash found in hemp bale at Newark factory
An employee at the Rugg Halter factory in Newark discovered a small bag of gold and silver Mexican coins concealed in a bale of hemp from a large shipment. The coins reportedly total about $600 in face value.
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Newark, O
Rugg Halter
Buckeye News Notes and Regional Briefs
Ashtabula completes an eight day drive to raise 40000 dollars for the Y M C A, funds total 45267.50. Cleveland hosts the tenth annual Ohio Retail Jewelers Association convention with 150 delegates. A British South Africa diamond export tax is debated. Toledo reports a bank theft case where a forged twenty dollar check was used. New Holland notes Comptroller Williams approves increasing First National Bank of New Holland capital to 60000 while reducing Miamisburg National Bank’s to 100000. Wellington voters approve 55000 in bonds for a new high school by a 6 to 1 margin with 31 opposing and 195 supporting.
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Cleveland
Ohio Retail Jewelers Association
British South Africa
New Holland
Williams
Washington
First National Bank
This Place
First National
Miamisburg
Anti-Narcotic Bill Draft Steps Touched On in Ohio
Advisory committee and trustees of the National Anti-Drug Habit League met in Columbus to outline a draft anti narcotic bill. The plan seeks to create a model law for adoption by Ohio legislature and other states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Troops pursue Mexican raiders near Fort Hancock
American cavalry crossed the Rio Grande from Fabens Texas in pursuit of eight armed Mexican raiders who attacked Fort Hancock. The raiders crossed back into Mexico after looting stores and provisioning the border camp, leaving a flour sack and bacon behind, while residents fled the fusillade at dawn.
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Union News Service
Fabens
Tex
Rio Grande
Mexico
Ft. Hancock
Leroy Eltinge
George Bell, Jr
el Paso
Eighth Cavalry
Nulo
Eltinge
Here
Columbus
Mess Tables Two Miles Long At Camp Willis Ohio
Ohio troops crowd into Camp Willis as 1016 mess tables, each 12 feet, are set up for the rapid gathering. The Fifth Regiment from Cleveland under Colonel Zimmermann arrives with 1556 men and mascots. Adjutant General Ben Hough resigns his Lieutenant Colonelcy to rejoin his regiment, hindering potential Mexican border service.
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Columbus, O
Willis
Columbus
Cleveland
Charles X. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Field Hospital
Toledo
Ohio Central
Ben §. Hough
Hough
Ohio
Firing Incident Near Nogales Spurs Border Tension
Americans fired upon as about 60 shots were directed at guards from a position southwest of Nogales station. The skirmish produced no casualties as darkness hampered aimed returns and guards reported no hits or definite identification of the assailants.
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Nogales, Ariz
Nogales Station
Washington Hints at Slow Action on Carranza Reply
Washington officials expressed ignorance over Carranza’s reply and delayed any further action until Wilson consults Congress. The War Department reported National Guard mobilization progressing smoothly with up to 30,000 guardsmen expected to reach the border in days as Maj. Arthur McArthur relayed details of raids and drownings near the border.
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Washington
State Department
Carranza
Wilson
General Pershing
Congress
United States
Mexico
Carrizal
War Department
National Guard
Baker
Border Guard
Maryland
Missouri
Wisconsin
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Arthur McArthur
Funston
Bell
Old Fort
Sennet
Fourteenth Regiment
New York National Guard
Jerome
Gasconade
Louis Reitz
Robert Dale
Funston Denies Baseless Glenn Springs Crossing Charge
Gen Funston declares there was no deception by Obregon or Gen Scott regarding American troop movement into Mexico after the Glenn Springs raid. He recalls a newspaper extra claiming crossings and says both sides avoided the topic in later talks, calling the charge utterly baseless.
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San Antonio
Texas
Funston
Obregon
Scott
Mexico
Glenn Springs
Carranza
State Department
City of Mexico
Maj. Langhorne
Southern Camp Called Off at Oglethorpe
Orders from Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood disband the southern military training camp due to officer shortage. Men enrolled for July classes will be reassigned to Plattsburg for training and care.
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Pt. Oglethorpe
Leonard Wood
Department of the Host
Southern
Plattsburg
Troops Entering Mexican War Zone Rush West for Frontier Concentration
El Paso seen as a staging hub as National Guardsmen arrive by train and are redirected westward to bolster frontier defenses. The Second Massachusetts Infantry heads to Columbus New Mexico. New Jersey artillery to Douglas Arizona. other units move to unannounced border positions. Generals plan rapid redistribution while undertakers prepare to retrieve fallen U.S. soldiers from Carrizal under Obregon guarantees.
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Massachusetts Infantry
Columbus
N. M
New Mexico
New Jersey Field Artillery
Douglas
Ariz
San Bernardino
New Jersey Infantry
Massachusetts
Era Paso
Pennsylvania Guard
George Bell, Jr
Carrizal
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Big demonstration in Xenia to spur recruitment
In Xenia Ohio Colonel Hubler and the Third Regiment band from Dayton held a street demonstration and a public meeting at the Business Men's Club to boost enlistment. A recruitment station opened on the courthouse lawn while Hubler questioned Xenia's patriotism and warned of possible drafting.
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Xenia
Hubler
Third Regiment
Dayton
Business Men’s Club
Company I
Dobbs
Darlington
Secretary of War
Soldiers Headed to Mexican Border From West Virginia Guard
Charleston dispatch reports two battalions of the Second Regiment West Virginia National Guard will entrain for the Mexican border with a third battalion to follow within 24 hours. Units from the First Regiment arrived at Camp Hatfield for mobilization. Medical inspections are complete and all men are vaccinated for typhoid and smallpox. Officers say they are ready to proceed when federal mobilization work is finished.
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Charleston
West Virginia National Guard
Camp Hatfield
Carranza Turns Over Prisoners After Bragging of Killings
Gibson reports prisoners were turned over to authorities after Carranza forces boasted about killing wounded foes. The incident underscores tensions amid the civil conflict and raises questions about treatment of combatants.
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Carranza
Liberated Troopers Arrive in El Paso with Wounded Noted
Troop K soldiers listed include Fred Williams from St. Louis and many others from Oklahoma City Meridian Washington Atlanta and more. Luther Alexander and Archie Jones suffer minor wounds.
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el Paso
Texas
Chihuahua City
Fred Williams
St. Louis
R. L. Floyd
Oklahoma City
Allen Peterson
Meridian
Miss
Joe Oliver
Brighton
Ala
George Stone
Talladega
Felix Page
Washington, D. C
Will Harris
Atlanta
J. Edward
Chattanooga
James M. Stokes
Harvey M. Lee
Columbus
Ohio
Elsa Graham
Smith Grove
Tenn
Charles Marall
Pasadena
Cal
Luther Alexander
Columbia
Macon
John Coleman, Jr
Walker Valley
George M. Chaplin
Morristown
Archie Jones
Carrizal Fight Allegations Reach U.S. Troops
In El Paso reports detail ambush by Mexican forces that killed American troops after surrender. Private Gibson, Luther Alexander, and Archie Jones allege Mexicans killed wounded and boasted of it. A Mexican general crossed the border to deliver a typed list of names as a formal note.
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Union News Service
el Paso
Tex
Venustiano Carranza
United States
Wiliam D. Gibson
Luther Alexander
Archie Jones
Gibson
International Bridge
Trail Lost by the Troopers in New Mexico Border Raid
Return of the Mexican garrison to Ascension along Pershing line drew renewed attention. Mexicans who fired on the border gate guard escaped before dawn. Patrols failed to locate them. a searched adobe house showed Mexicans had been there. Border patrols doubled and orders issued to pursue all mounted Mexicans within raiding distance of the boundary.
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Columbus
N. M
Ascension
Pershing
Buckeye Soldiers Marry in Northwestern Ohio
Three Northwestern Ohio militiamen joined in marriage. Captain G W Cartwright of Ottawa wed Miss Lucy Buttler. Graham Silverwood of Port Clinton tied with Miss Bessie Winnie. Private William A Pisher of Tiffin wed Miss Rosa Z Smith in the courthouse at Tiffin. They reside in Fostoria.
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Toledo
Ohio
G. W. Cartwright
Ottawa
Lucy Buttler
Graham Silverwood
Bessie Winnie
Port Clinton
William A. Pisher
Rosa Z. Smith
Tiffin
Fostoria
Cincinnati Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Across Commodities
Market listings show wheat prices for No 2 red at 1.10 to 1.12 per bushel and corn varieties around 0.77 to 0.79. oats, hay, eggs, poultry, and various cattle and hog categories are detailed with grades and price ranges. Livestock figures include shippers, butcher steers, cows, calves, hogs, and lambs with multiple quality levels and price guidance.
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Northwestern
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Ashtabula, O
Ashtabula Y. M. C. A
Donald Gilmore
Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co
Samuel K. Thompson
Wellington
Fort Hancock
Camp Willis
Uncle Sam
Gen. Obregon
Mexican War
Frontier
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