Candidates sought to run for assessors and appraisers
Ohio officials fear the Warnes tax law may be rejected at election and leave counties without assessors or quadrennial appraisers. Patriot candidates are urged to run to keep formality alive, while supporters push for deputies if the measure passes.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Commerce
State Tax Commission
Mothers Pension Law Set for Indigent Mothers Aid
Provisions detail monthly allowances up to 15 dollars for single child cases and 15 dollars plus 7 dollars per additional child, with up to six month initial terms. Courts require home visits by trained officials, strict eligibility, and prior home examination, plus possible later extensions and fraud penalties.
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Associated Charities Organization
Humane Society
Courts of Common Pleas
Bank Examiners Conference Planned in Cleveland
State Bank Superintendent Emery Lattaner schedules a conference of all department examiners in Cleveland during the week of June 7 to discuss departmental work and align with national plans for periodic examiner meetings to boost efficiency. Encampments at Camp Perry are set for Ohio soldiers between June 28 and August 10 with regiment dates to be announced, likely the Fourth around July 20 27 and the Eighth June 18.
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Emery Lattaner
Cleveland
Lattamer
Camp Perry
George H. Wood
Gift of $30 000 to College Charity
Berea Ohio at the dedication of the Auditorium and Conservatory of Music of German Wallace College President Arthur L Breslich announced a $30 000 endowment gift to the president's chair from Mrs Fannie Nast Gamble of Cincinnati widow of William A Gamble brother of James N Gamble She previously founded a theology chair in honor of her father Rev William Nast of Berea.
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German
Wallace College
Arthur L. Breslich
Fannie Nast Gamble
Cincinnati
Gamble
William A. Gamble
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William Nast
Open season for bass begins as fishermen chase limits
Columbus fishermen may now catch bass starting June 1 in open waters. The spawning season brings heavy fines for bass catches, yet some offenders evade restrictions. Bass under ten inches remain protected and illegal to harvest.
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Columbus
Ohio flood relief outlook mixed amid crop hopes
Martin, special representative of the District of Columbia commissioners in the Ohio flood district, says relief work by the Ohio flood relief commission and the Stee Cross will take many months. He notes affairs are in good shape in the Ohio Valley and farmers depend on crops. failure would bring distress.
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Martin
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Ohio
Washington
Ohio Flood Relief Commission
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Canada finances show strong growth and debt reduction
Canada enjoys robust trade and rising revenue led by Customs and railways. Finance Minister W T White notes total revenue near 168.25 million dollars for the last fiscal year, with a substantial debt payoff and high credit, while internal tightening aims at stock-taking rather than panic. The Commerce outlook remains favorable across Canada.
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Canada
Finance Department
Dominion
W. T. White
House of Commons
White
Poison Oak Or Ivy Poisoning Relief Recipe Ad
Poison oak or ivy poisoning relief is offered by bathing affected parts in Tyree's Antiseptic Powder solution. Use two teaspoonfuls to a pint of water. 25 cents at druggists or sample sent free by J. Cle Tyree, Washington, D. C. Ad. Why does a woman imagine she can reform a man by singing to him.
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Court of Appeals
Canton
Art. R. Turnbull
Bull Mooser
Supreme Court
Fred C. Holbrook
A. L. Smedley
Hampton Council
Shilling
Holbrook
Turnbull
Tyree
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