Two Personalities Case Described By Doctor Brown
A 22 year old woman described in a King's College lecture shows two personalities A and B. Hypnotism merged them into one normal personality. The report cites Dr Morton Prince and compares to Mise Beauchamp of Boston with three distinct identities. Also notes unrelated ads for Mrs Winslow's Syrup and Red Cross Ball Blue.
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Mise Beauchamp
Boston
William Brown
King’s College
A. A
Prince
London Mail
Cox Opens Campaign Before Alfalfa Growers at Meigs County
Gov James M Cox opened his referendum campaign before 2000 farmers at the Alfalfa Growers conference near Mechanicsburg Ohio. He argued for laws passed by the general assembly including creation of a state agricultural commission. Speakers included A P Grout Dean H C Price P G Golden and A P Sandles. The Ohio Alfalfa Growers association formed at the event with Joseph E Wing elected president and officers named C H Allen French Crow S Turney Keyes Foster Houston and H S Grimes serving on the executive committee.
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Union News Service
Mechanicsburg
James M. Cox
General Assembly
Joseph Wing
Cox
State Agricultural Commission
A. P. Grout
Illinois Alfalfa Growers’ Association
Dean H. C. Price
Ohio Agricultural College
P. G. Golden
International Harvester Co
A. P. Sandles
Ohio Board of Agriculture
Ohio Alfalfa Growers’ Association
Joseph E. Wing
C. H. Allen
Toledo
French Crow
Marion
S. Turney Keyes
Williamsport
C. B. Pollock
van Wert
Foster Houston
South Charleston
H. S. Grimes
Portsmouth
Judge Blair Defends Roosevelt in Suit Against Editor Newett
Portsmouth judge A Z Blair, who disfranchised Adams county voters, served as a character witness for Col Roosevelt in his suit against Editor Newett. Blair traveled with Roosevelt on a special train to Portsmouth Ironton and attested Roosevelt spoke for about 30 minutes and appeared sober at meals and on arrival.
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Portsmouth
A. Z. Blair
Adams County
Col. Roosevelt
Newett
Mr. Roosevelt
Ironton
Jealousy sparks fatal shooting by guard in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio on the Scioto river bank Wilburn Hall, 28, surrendered after shooting and killing Robert Brown, 24. Hall was arrested on murder charges. jealousy is cited as the motive. Hall had guarded a quarantined home and left his post to confront Mrs Hall and Brown, with Brown from Greenup County Kentucky.
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Portsmouth
Robert Brown
Wilburn Hall
Scioto River
Hall
Brown
Ironton
Greenup County
Patterson in New Role Pursues Suspect Through City Streets
Dayton pursuit ends with John H. Patterson of National Cash Register Co capturing Alfred Neal, 40, of Chicago, on charges of housebreaking and grand petit larceny. Neal allegedly broke into Victor Ormler’s home at 140 Washington street and stole dishes and silverware, then was held to the grand jury under $1,000 bond.
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Dayton
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Alfred Neal
Chicago
Tom Grundish
Neal
W. A. Budroe
Victor Ormler
Washington Street
Embankment Washed Away At Auglaize Power Co Dam
Heavy rains raised the Auglaize River above dead stage and 120 feet of embankment beside the Auglaize Power Co dam washed out. The power plant was put out of commission as 26 workers struggled to halt the flood threat, but to no avail.
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Auglaize
Auglaize Power Co
Cincinnati Charter Vote Set for July 30
Secretary Withrow of the Municipal Ownership League filed a petition with Clerk Espy bearing 9 460 signatures claiming 10 percent of last municipal voters and triggering a mandatory election date under state law. The charter commission will be voted on when Cincinnati council convenes to set the date.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Withrow
Municipal Ownership League
Espy
Inet
Indictments Against Cincinnati Trust Officials Upheld
Cincinnati Common Pleas Judge Caldwell overruled motions to quash two indictments from March 17 accusing eleven former officers and directors of the Cincinnati Trust Co. of bank fund misuse. One indictment targets nine officials for destroying a $352,500 note from November 1911. The other charges eight officials with improper unsecured loans totaling $115,000 to Ford & Johnson Co.
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Cincinnati
O—Common Pleas
Caldwell
Grand
The
Cincinnati Trust Co
Ford & Johnson Co
Head of Denison Resigns During Convention
Dr. Emery Hunt resigns as president of Denison University after long tenure since 1902. He sent his resignation from Detroit to G. M. Peters in Cincinnati. Francis W. Shepardson and Prof. Clark Chamberlain are being groomed as successors. Hunt later becomes secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society.
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Newark
Ohio
Emery Hunt
Northern Baptist Convention
Detroit
Denison University
Granville
G. M. Peters
Cincinnati
University Board of Trustees
Denison
Francis W. Shepardson
Chicago
Clark Chamberlain
Vassar
Hunt
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Baptist Temple of
Brooklyn
Dr. Hunt
Freshmen barred from OSU fraternities after 1914 ruling
Columbus report states that Ohio State University will not initiate or pledge freshmen into Greek letter fraternities after September 1914. Freshmen cannot room or board at fraternity houses. Advanced students may not be pledged until after one semester of work and enrollment in the second semester.
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Columbus
Nefore
Ohio State University
Prisoner Walks Away From State Hospital
Columbus reports John Willis age 28 a member of the penitentiary honor squad at Dayton State hospital walked away and has not been heard from. Willis, received August 11, 1912, to serve a two year term for larceny, is a Scioto county prisoner.
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Columbus, O
John Willis
Dayton State Hospital
Willis
Penitentiary
Scioto County
Judges Deliver Addresses on Memorial and Decoration Days
Insolvency Judge A. M. Warner gave the Memorial day address at Eaton Ohio. Former Probate Judge Charles F. Malsbury spoke at the Decoration day exercises in Georgetown Ohio.
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Cincinnati
A. M. Warner
Eaton
Charles F. Malsbury
Georgetown
Stock brokers indicted in Ohio embezzlement case
Cincinnati grand jury returns two indictments charging Mrs Carlotta Thompson Brown president and Henry A Brown vice president of the Thompson Brown Co with embezzling more than 22000 of preferred United States Steel Co stock belonging to Fred Schroth president of J F Schroth Packing Co.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Carlotta Thompson- Brown
Thompson Brown Co
Henry A. Brown
United States Steel Co
Fred Schroth
J. & F. Schroth Packing Co
Ups and Downs and Office Shakeup Talk
A brief exchange notes perceived issues at the office with one saying a shake down has occurred and another agreeing it needs a shake up. The dialogue highlights internal tensions and calls for change within the staff.
Suffragette Candidate Maintains Resolve Despite Family Doubts
A suffragette, described as ardent, stands firm in her campaign. Her father allegedly asked if she would prefer a French poodle over gaining the ballot, and she refused the suggestion.
Storekeeper and sweetheart drift apart in a scene
A young couple interacts in a shop as the man arrives while the storekeeper unpacks new goods. A sudden chill between them signals growing distance and tension in their relationship.
Infant Hygiene Lessons By Cleveland Nurses In Schools
Seventeen trained nurses teach infant hygiene to girls in fifteen public Cleveland schools. The pupils show keen interest, absorbing guidance on baby care. The program aims to reduce infant deaths by educating future mothers, beyond mere faddish activity.
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Cleveland
America
Malta’s rock cannon legacy from Knights of St John
The article recounts Malta under the Knights of St John using cannon bored in living rock with an entire powder barrel per weapon. Fifty such fixed weapons faced various approaches, inspiring a failed idea to transport rocks to summits as substitutes.
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Malta
Knights of St. John
Harper’s
Memory Improved Since Leaving Coffee
A Kansas woman reports memory and nerve improvements after quitting coffee and using Postum. She says heart and stomach troubles eased, nerves steadied, and memory improved with Postum versus prior coffee use. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum and invites readers to request a booklet.
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A. Kansas
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvilla
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