Ohio Agricultural Train to Tour 31 Towns
A five day agricultural instruction train will tour New York Central lines from Cleveland with instructors from Ohio State University and Wooster. Secretary A P Sandles and N E Shaw will represent the state board of agriculture. BE Dowie will lead the train with an exhibit car. Governor Harmon to speak at Cleveland meeting March 15.
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BE. J. Dowie
Cleveland
New York Central Lines
Willoughby
Mentor
Painesville
Madison
Geneva
Kingsville
Conneaut
Jefferson
Andover
Williamsfield
Kinsman Fowler
Olmstead Falls
Elyria
Amherst
Vermillion
Ceylon
Huron
Port Clinton
Swanton
Delta
Wauseon
Archbold
Stryker
Edgerton
Bryan
Elmore
Fremont
Clyde
Bellevue
Norwalk
Wakeman
Oberlin
Columbus
Ohio
J. A. Beidler
State Board of Aggiculture
Harmon
State Board
Beidler
A. P. Sandles
James Wilson
W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin
Hoard
Indicted Dayton contractor linked to Slater graft case
A secret indictment in Columbus accuses Charles Whealen of involvement with ex state printer Mark Slater in graft. Whealen posted 5000 bail with bonds from Hagerty Bott Ozias. the charges allege false vouchers for state purchases from Queen City Paper Co. including 40 bundles of tar versus 318 bundles, a $1025.50 overcharge.
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Columbus, O
Charles Whealen
Dayton
State Printing Bureau
Mark Slater
Whealon
Columbus
Hagerty
William Bott
George W. Ozias
Whealen
Slater
Queen City Paper Co
Cicinnati
Aqueduct
Claim Cash Illegally Drawn by Cleveland Fire Marshal
Ohio expert accountants report W.8. Rogers of Cleveland collected nearly 1000 dollars in illegal expenses as fire marshal predecessor to J. W. Zuber. Records show 384.90 for Columbus board and lodging and large rail fare from Cleveland to Columbus office, prompting Beatty investigative scrutiny. Dayton Aero Club to stage large aviation event May 13 marking Wright brothers homecoming anniversary with exhibition flights planned.
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Columbus
W. 8. Rogers
Cleveland
J. W. Zuber
Beatty
Rogers
Dayton, O
International Aero Club
Dayton
Wright Brothers
Middlemen blamed for Ohio price control in probe
Testimony before state food probers alleges years of price dictation by middlemen in Ohio. Andrew Weaver and Thomas Kelly of Galion describe difficulties buying flour and sales pressure from dealers. Others dispute price manipulation while praising manufacturer control. Farmers urged to heed nutritional advice amid oats demand spike. A light classroom anecdote closes the piece.
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Columbus
Andrew Weaver
Thomas Kelly
Galion
Ohio
Crawford County
Kelly
Washburn-Crosby Co
Cleveland
Chicago
Weaver
George F. Bitzer
Columbus Retail Grocers’ Association
Thomas O’brien
Columbus Association
W. H. Cook
Springfield
State Association of Retail Grocers
End of Walter Dagen Ties to Bribery Trials
Walter Dagen, slated as the prosecuting witness in bribery cases against former County Commissioners Frey and Ogden, died by self-inflicted shotgun wound after months of illness and stress over the pending trial. He allegedly paid $35 to the officials and asked for a $10 monthly stipend for a courthouse night watchman appointment, actions cited in the indictment. His death is expected to influence whether some indictments are nolled.
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Tiffin
Walter Dagen
Frey
Ogden
Dagen
Ohio Fights For Perry Centennial Monument Aid
Washington reports a house committee delaying the Perry centennial monument at Put-in-Bay. Ohio lawmakers must appropriate funds this session to meet 1913 celebration deadlines, with four states involved in the upcoming centennial events. Ohio representatives are urgently pressuring action to avoid postponement.
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Washington
D. C
Put-in-Bay
House
Ohio
Dog that crows like a rooster Amuses Warren county
A quiet dog owned by Frank Hanover of Warren County imitates a rooster crow each morning and has become a local attraction. The owner says the animal has never barked or mingled with other dogs, living among chickens, and residents plan to tell President Roosevelt about the curious pet.
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Columbus, O
Frank Hanover
Warren County
Roosevelt
Slim Engraver Swindle Hits Cleveland West End
Residents report a man posing as a destitute engraver obtained orders for engraved calling cards and invitations. He collected samples that proved to be fake when delivered, claiming poverty and expertise to gain access to homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland,c
West End
Why She Needed More Nights Off
A New York woman insists on set days off for her 18 year old housemaid Eliza. Eliza, claiming to be a debutante, protests that two nights off a week are not enough, voicing her demand with a snappy mite of sass.
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New York
Eliza
Pepsis
Europe
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all disease stages as a constitutional remedy taken internally. It asserts effect on blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollar payoff for any unhealed case, and lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as proprietors with druggist sales at 75 cents. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Polar views spark sharp debate on polar conditions
Dr. Cook criticizes a Washington correspondent for erroneous ideas about polar climates. He mocks the Brook lyn remark that the north pole is a filthy place full of ice bugs as big as churches, calling it ludicrous and misinformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Washington
Brooklyn
North Pole
Washington Star
Advertisements Highlight Castoria Resinol Claims
Excerpt emphasizes Castoria as a safe infant remedy and Resinol Ointment as a universal boon through testimonials. Includes quotes about automobiles easing life and police attention, with endorsements from W. J. Callan in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Callan
Brooklyn
Exposed In Conversation About Sisters Attire
A terse exchange compares two sisters noting one appears homelier due to a low neck gown revealing more of her than her sister. The remark centers on appearance and social perception without further context.
TeK Rye Epidemic and Relief Claims
The fragment cites Tek Rye Epidemic attacks in springtime, urging immediate action. It touts Sammedy as reliable relief for rheumatic pain, claims soothing marine products, and includes assorted quotes and advertisements for remedies and women violinists with scattered remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
Ns Marine
Fresno farmer harvests 1200 acre vine yard yields 125000
M F Tarpef of Fresno owns a 1200 acre vineyard producing 125000 dollars in value. On the Harold estate twenty two acres of peaches yielded a 16000 dollar crop.
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San Joaquin Valley
California
M. F. Tarpef
Fresno
Harold
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