Blind Pensions Blocked by Judge C Geoghegan Ruling
Common Pleas Judge Geoghegan upheld a prior supreme court decision and blocked blind pension payments in the county. The ruling follows attorney general directives deeming the blind relief act unconstitutional as special legislation targeting a specific class. The May pension vouchers for 320 applicants were halted by County Auditor Edmondson under watchdog Hogan guidance.
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Western
Union News Service
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Geoghegan
Bettman
Edmondson
Hogan
Cieoghegan
Supreme Court
Thos. M. Bigler
Columbus
Ohio Group Embarks for International Sunday School Meet
Columbus reports the largest religious pilgrimage abroad as 106 Ohio delegates depart Boston for Zurich to attend the International Sunday-School Association convention. Led by C. W. Shinn the group sails June 12 and aims to reach Zurich July 8 then tours Gibraltar Italy and Rhine cities before returning from Liverpool to Boston August 11.
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Columbus
Ohio
International Sunday-school Association
Zurich
Switzerland
Boston
C. W. Shinn
State Association
Gibraltar
Italy
Rhine
Heidelberg
Weisbaden
Cologne
the Hague
Brussels
Amsterdam
Paris
London
Liverpool
State Aid Road Contracts Awarded in Ohio
The Ohio state highway department awarded contracts totaling 41,557.80 for state aid roads. Wilson Engineering and Constructing Co of Xenia won 7398 for Piqua Urbana extension No 1 in Champaign county. Wilson and Bowers of Athens received 25200 for Athens Logan road brick. W Brightsel of Logan bid 8959.80 for Urbana West Jefferson road water bound macadam.
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Piqua
State Highway Department
Wilson Engineering and Constructing Co
Xenia
Piqua-Urbana
Champaign County
Wilson & Bowers
Athens
Athens-Logan
Urbana-West Jefferson Road
W. Brightsel
Logan
Circulation Managers Meet in Cincinnati
The fifteenth annual convention of the International Circulation Managers association will open in Cincinnati at the Linton on June 10. For three days about 300 circulation managers from the United States and Canada are expected to attend, many accompanied by their wives, for a gathering of ideas from across the country.
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Cincinnati
United States
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Canada
Ohio Woman of 18 Killed Before Daughter's Wedding
In Xenia Ohio, the mother of an 18 year old Miss Hale was killed in an auto accident in California on the day her daughter's wedding was to be held. The daughter learned of the death upon arriving in Xenia, as arrangements were set to bury the mother there.
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Xenia
O. Hale
California
Columbus
Miss Hale
Xena
Salvation Army Tax Exemption Question in Findlay
The Salvation Army in Findlay Ohio asks whether it is a church to qualify for tax exemption while occupying premises with officers. County Treasurer Frey learned locals were living in the block and sent a back taxes bill of 168.25 dollars.
$60,000 Damage Suit Filed in Dayton
William Gardner a teamster sues City Railway Co. for 30000 punitive and 30000 compensatory damages claiming permanent disability after a City Railway car struck him last August, crushing him between a running board and a wagon. The suit is described as the largest damage case in local courts.
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Dayton
William Gardner
Cty Railway Co
Gardner
Ohio yields outlook with wheat near average in 1913
Ohio's June agricultural bulletin reports wheat near 97 percent of normal with 1,654,497 acres to harvest and minimal abandonment. Oats rye and other crops range from 85 to 90 percent of normal while fruit remains very low at 52 percent. Hog feeding for summer markets sits at 51 percent of average.
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Union News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Dividend in View at Columbus Bank After Estate Payment
Assistant Bank Superintendent Lattanner announced heirs of former State Treasurer W. S. McKinnon will pay a $14,000 claim owed to Columbus Savings and Trust Co. The bank plans to sell $30,000 Texas securities at a discount and use the proceeds with about $70,000 on hand to issue another 10 percent dividend to depositors soon.
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Columbus
L Lattanner
W. S. McKinnon
Columbus Savings and Trust Co
McKinnon
Texas Securities
City laborers paid by N C R Company in Dayton
Street laborers were paid 39000 in advances by the National Cash Register Co. One half of the 1400 men employed in cleaning the streets were laid off. The work is well in hand. Street Superintendent Paul resigned but offers his services gratis for two weeks to train his successor. Mayor Philipps has not yet fixed an appointee.
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Dayton
National Cash Register Co
Paul
Haaglen
Gratis
Philipps
Cox to defend workmen's act on Ohio Chautauqua tour
Gov. Cox will travel across Ohio this summer and fall on the Chautauqua platform to defend the workmen's compensation act and other administration measures set for referendum. He accepted an invitation to speak at the Logan county assembly.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Logan County Assembly
Columbus Judge Finds Poisoning Dogs Justified
Police Judge Osborn dismissed the cruelty case against James Watson after he admitted poisoning dogs that damaged his flower bed. The poison killed a neighbor’s dog belonging to Alfred Gheen.
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Columbus
Osborn
James Watson
Columbus, Ohio
United Commercial Travellers of Ohio Convene in Mansfield
Mansfield hosts the U C T O state convention June 12 to 14 with a grand illuminated night parade and mardi gras on opening day. Delegates from secret societies and organizations travel with manufacturers and merchants aboard decorated floats. The event closes June 14 with a Bagmen of Bagdad initiation.
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Mansfield
United Commercial Travelers of
Ohio
Trunk Line
Bagmen of
Bagdad
Hogan at Cox Trial in Cincinnati Bank Case
Attorney General Hogan will personally lead the prosecution in the second indictment of George B. Cox and other Cincinnati Trust Co. directors. The June 16 trial date targets misapplication of bank funds through a $1,000,000 unsecured loan to Gord Johnson Co. Assistant Attorney General McGhee will also serve for the state.
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Cincinnati
Hogan
George B. Cox
Cincinnati Trust Co
Pogue
Hamilton County
Gord- Johnson Co
Cox
Atty. Gen. McGhee
Federation of American Zionists Convene in Memorial Hall
The annual convention in Cincinnati will run June 20 to 24 with about 700 delegates and 3,000 members. The agenda includes establishing a Jewish university in Palestine and raising funds for the American Jewish colony there. Attending are Nathan Strauss, Louis D. Brandeis, and Leon Zolotkoff.
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Cincinnati
Federation of American Zionists
Memorial Hall
Palestine
Nathan Strauss
Oscar Strauss
New York
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Leon Zolotkoff
Jewish Daily News
Humane Society Tag Day Supports Animal Hospital
Newark D herding school children plus 50 helpers aided the Licking County Humane Society in a tag day to fund a hospital for horses and animals. Proceeds exceeded $100 for erection and maintenance of the facility.
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Newark
Licking County Humane Society
Ohio Civil War Veterans to Gettysburg by Special Trains
Ohio survivors of Gettysburg will travel by four special trains. Seven hundred thirteen veterans will depart from Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus and Toledo under state auspices arranged by Adjutant General Wood.
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Columbus, O
Gettysburg
Adjt
Wood
Ohio
Pullmans
Ajtics
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Senators Clash Over Wilson Lobby Influence
Senator Townsend, a Republican from Michigan, claims President Wilson and the Democratic caucus used undue influence to sway tariff votes. Democratic members Reed and Walsh deny patronage or threats were used, while the committee extends its probe to June 28.
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Washington
Senate
Townsend
Michigan
Erand
Wilson
Democratic Secret Caucus
Congress
Reed
Walsh
Nelson
Senator Weeks
Massachusetts
Weeks
Graduates in Quarantine at Kenosha Hospital
Eight Kenosha Hospital Training School students will graduate under quarantine conditions with a red sign on the hospital. A police officer maintains the quarantine owing to a smallpox case. The ceremony will be attended by patients who can leave their beds, making it a unique commencement night.
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Kenosha
Wis
Kenosha Hospital
Standard Oil to Cut Melon by Stock Increase
New York June 6 The Standard Oil company will cut a 60 million dollar melon as it raises capital from 26 million to 75 million dollars. Stockholders ratified the plan and each record holder will receive a 400 percent bonus. The distribution will be issued as a dividend on June 13 by the directors.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
Old Fashioned Maiden Seeks Chiropodist For One Proud Reason
A modest elderly woman, denying foot ailments, confesses she wants to visit a chiropodist to claim she once had a man at her feet. Her friend is astonished, while the woman blushes and explains her unconventional motive with quiet humor.
Rash on Face Becomes Clear After Cuticura Cure
Miss Pansy Hutchins of Sioux Falls describes two years of facial rash with growing sores and nightly itching. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment, used with hot water, for rapid improvement within two days and complete clearing in four weeks. Sample offers noted.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Pansy Hutchins
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Quips on Bathing From Busy Men
A humorous exchange contrasts a busy man’s limited bathing with a counter question about knowledge of his habits. The banter hinges on wit about personal care.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Warns on Castors Adulteration
An old advertisement urges careful examination of Castors bottles for infants and children marking water in bluing as adulteration. It promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a safer alternative while noting the cost of glass and water dilute the liquid blue. The fragment ends with a moral quote about truth and kindness from Arlian.
Chris Von der Ahe Dead A St Louis Baseball Promoter
Chi ia Von der Ahe longtime baseball figure and owner of a winning St Louis club died at his father in law home after a long illness He was sixty one years old in St Louis June 6.
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St. Louis
Chiia von der Ahe
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