Ohio Conservation Congress Called by Governor Harmon
Governor Harmon issues a formal call for Ohio to hold a conservation congress the first in the state. The congress will run with the fourth annual national corn exposition at the state fair grounds Columbus from January 30 to February 11. A. P. Sandles C. E H. Thorne H. C. Price and H. Stevenson head the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harmon
Ohio Conservation Congress
Conservation Congress
A. P. Sandles
State Board of Agriculture
C. E H. Thorne
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Sta
H. C. Price
Ohio State University
Lorain Youth Held on Suspected Leprosy Case
Lorain Ohio Health Officer Hug investigated Saverio Marvelli age nineteen an Italian youth jailed in New York on leprosy suspicions. Doctor Hug reports Marvelli has the disease. He stayed three years with cousin Samuel Catanzariti in Lorain. Bed clothing burned and house fumigated after illness raised fears.
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Lorain
Hug
Saverio Marvelli
New York
Marvelli
Samuel Catanzariti
Kenyon Convention Repeals Nonsectarian Move
The 36th annual convention of the central and southern Ohio diocese ended in Piqua. It rejected amendments to keep Kenyon College nonsectarian despite a long, acrimonious debate. The aim was to access the Carnegie foundation fund, urged by President Pierce.
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Piqua, O
Central and Southern Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Church
Kenyon College
Carnegie Foundation Fund
Pierce
Rockefeller Pays Extra Two Cents to Ohio
John D. Rockefeller through Ohio Oil Co pays Ohio two cents as tax on a capital stock near 15 million dollars. The secretary of state received a check for an even 15000, one tenth of one percent of capital stock, with no law against accepting the extra two cents.
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Rockefeller
Columbus
John D. Rockefeller
Ohio Oil Co
State of Ohio
Archbold Named President of Ohio Oil Co At Findlay
John Archbold of New York head of Standard Oil Co was elected president of the Ohio Oil Co at the annual Findlay meeting The board also approved many repairs in the northwestern Ohio field and voted to raise wages for Ohio field workers from 7 12 to 10 percent.
Pipe fire destroys part of Kenton home
Sparks from a pipe smoked by GG. W. Stevens started a fire at his Kenton residence. His wife spotted flames, raised the alarm, and the blaze quickly spread, partially destroying the house after catching in lace curtains.
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Kenton
GG. W. Stevens
Police Chief Kohler Suspended in Cleveland
Cleveland police chief Fred Kohler is suspended by Mayor Baehr as charges are filed by A C K Schoeneman and P J Brown. Captain Schmunk will serve as acting chief. Kohler hires attorney William H Boyd to contest the charges and seek an early trial date.
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Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Baehr
William H. Boyd
A. C. K. Schoeneman
P. J. Brown
Kohler
John Schmunk
Schmunk
Police
Inspector Rowe
Attacks Governor Harmon Launch by Ohio Republicans
The Republican state committee begins a new publicity drive through a series of news matter attacks on Governor Harmon censored by Wade H Ellis. George A Bossardt of Cincinnati will run the campaign as the state headquarters declare the issue cannot be evaded and must be memorized by every voter.
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Columbus
Republican State Committee
Harmon
Wade H.ellis
George A. Bossardt
Cincinnati
Ellis
Ohio
Convicts Strike Over Suspected Diseased Meat at Columbus Penitentiary
About 150 bolt shop inmates at the Columbus, C peniten tiary initiated a strike after alleging disease in meat supplied under contract. Officials separated strikers into squads and moved them to cells as they prepared for possible widespread insubordination. The prison had rejected a large meat supply last week. officials say none was served.
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Columbus
Graft Cases Revival Promised by Attorney General
The attorney general's department said treasury graft cases against former state treasurers W. H. McKinnon and I. B. Cameron will not drag on. Depositions to begin next week with Cleveland banks among the first targeted amid moves on state funds during Walter D. Guilbert's 12 year audit tenure.
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Columbus
Attorney General's Department
Treasury
W. 8. McKinnon
I. B. Cameron
Denman
Cleveland
Walter D. Guilbert
Wrights Father in Airship Flights in Dayton
Orville Wright soared five times in Dayton reaching 2700 feet with a rapid descent in one minute 28 seconds. For the first time in 88 years Bishop Milton Wright joined him in a six minute flight lifting about 300 feet as he entered the craft with tremors yet enjoyed the experience.
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Wright
Dayton, O
Orville Wright
Bishop Milton Wright
Orville
Raising Draft Horses as a Profitable Farm Business
A farmer can profit by raising pure-bred draft horses choosing Percheron Shire or Belgian stock. Emphasizes selecting pure-bred sires and matching mares to create uniform, manageable trotters suited for market and farm work. Persistent breeding to a single breed and good care yield high-quality colts and long-term gains.
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J. D. Dumire
Doans Kidney Pills Ease Back Pain and Kidneys
A Morriston Arkansas reader says Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved weeks of back pain swelling and headaches after doctors failed. The ad urges purchase at 50 cents a box and cites Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Also a short humor exchange defines a mountain as land extending into the air.
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Dean
Joseph Cross
Church
Morriston
Ark
Doan
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Jimmy
William
Christopher
Cows Key to Successful Dairying and Butter Market
The piece argues dairy success hinges on proper cows and balanced rations. It urges cheaper butter production to compete with margarine, notes butter demand and national output, and suggests growing mongels for winter. It also warns against selling whole milk to cheese factories and using skimmed milk as hog feed with limited farm value.
Marks for identification of chicks with punch marks
The article describes a poultry marking method using punch marks to identify 1 percent different flocks by absence or presence of marks. It recommends punch marking newly hatched chicks and recording hatch dates, with leg bands added later to track ages and families. It notes a record of youth for each season and mentions global sheep numbers with Australia, Argentina and the United States as leading producers.
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Ohio State
Conservation Congress of State
Chicago
Lima
Charles, Stanford
Charles Harter
Nellie Bell
Ina Bell
South
Jackson Street
Stanford
Miss Bell
Toledo
Kenyon
Diocese
Archbold
Republican Publicity Bureau
Euripides
Carter
Jooced
Absorbine, JR
B . F. Yourg
P. D. Fa
Temple Bi
Springfeld
Buob & Scheu CO
TEL
CANAL
Court and Broadway
Dept. Edebenture Corporation OF
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Don’ Tany
Mother Gray
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Yo
New Yorks
Hornid Specialty CO
B. 94Th St
Australia
Argentine
United States
California Fig SyrUp CO
Colorado
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
E. L. Lomax
R. R. Co
Omaha, Nebraska
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