Camp site chosen near Marble Cliff for Ohio National Guard
The Ohio National Guard prepares near Columbus with a 1000 acre camp at the J. T. Miller farm northwest of the city by Marble Cliff. The site is drained with rail access and water and sanitary facilities. regiments are assigned to definite sections and can be detrained without entering the city. Surveys show the camp accommodates 15,000 men.
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Union News Service
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
King G. Thompson Co
City
Marble Cliff
J. T. Miller
Scioto
Pennsylvania
Hocking Valley
g@tate
Adjutant General’s Office
Western Reserve inaugurates journalism faculty
Cleveland, O. The new school of journalism at Western Reserve University announces its faculty. The team includes Benjamin Kerr chief editorial writer of the Cleveland Leader and lecturer on editorial writing Eric Clark Blodwood managing editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer lecturer on journalism George Smart editorial writer of the Iron Trade Review and former editor at Columbus and Cincinnati papers Theodore T Frankenberg staff writer at Ohio State Journal Co Bambus journalism instructor Jas E Donahey cartoonist at the Cleveland Plain Dealer lecturer on cartooning and caricature Professor Clayton King Fauver law professor lecturer on the laws of the press.
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Cleveland, O
New School of Journalism
Western Reserve University
Charles F. Thwing
Benjamin Kerr
Cleveland Leader
lec@urer
Eric Clark Blopwood
C Leveland Plain Dealer
George Smart
Cleveland
Iron Trade Review
Columbus Citizen and Telegraph
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Theodore T. Frankenberg
Ohio State Journal
Co Bambus
Jas ¥ E Donahey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Clayton King Fauver
Western Reserve School of Law
Laws of the Press
QHIO Saloons Quit Business
Ohio hosts 5525 saloons, Auditor Donahey reports, down from 13009 in eight years. Aikin tax, Rose County plion, and liquor license laws driven declines. 4000+ in eight large counties. Hamilton leads by towns and townships with 29. Stark 18. Wyandot has 22, fewest wet counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Donahey
Rose County
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Montgomery
Mahoning
Summit
Stark
Hamilton County
Wyandot
Hogs Overcome by Heat at Bellefontaine Church
A drove of hogs belonging to John Maier were driven to shade in the First Baptist church Sunday school room to escape the sun. They collapsed under the pews and were carried from the building to regain safety.
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Bellefontaine, O
John Maier
First Baptist Church
Publishers Make Money Despite Flood Losses
The United Brethren King House reported total profit of 45 726 88 dollars for the past year despite heavy flood losses. The report to the trustees notes that wing assets of the concern amount to an unspecified total.
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Dayton
United Brethren King House
Sunday School Day Campaign Aims Record Attendance
Hamilton County Sunday school association urges all congregations to break the attendance record on May 31 designated as Sunday School Day. The slogan Everybody in and all the Sunday in Church encourages universal participation for official recognition at the Sunday School Convention in June.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Man tears up tracks to seek railway job in Delaware
Carl Bickel, 30, formerly employed by a railroad, tore up tracks south of town and smashed a telephone booth to report a struggle with alleged train wreckers. Found guarding the rails with torn clothes and bloodied body, he confessed the act aimed at obtaining employment, noting he is an avid reader of novels.
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Delaware, .C
Carl Bickel
Bickel
Mule Car Line Is Sold in Middletown
Isaac Silverman junk dealer of Middletown owns the United States second hay motor street railway powered by mules. The line from Main Street to the Big Four depot will run on a new schedule from 5 30 a m to 11 p m with rides priced at five cents.
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Middletown
Isaac Silverman
United States
New York City
Main Street
Silverman
New York
Metropolis
Hay-Motor” Road
Delay the Flood Case in Franklin County Conservancy Plan
Columbus officials defer ruling on incorporating Franklin county as a conservancy district under the Vonderheide act until the court of appeals rules on the constitutionality in the Dayton case. A preliminary hearing opened with May 18 tentatively set for the hearing, while the Dayton case is set for May 7. Protests against creation were filed by Lewis & Doyle of Toledo for the Toledo and Ohio Central railroad, with objections also from Big Four and Hocking Valley Railroad companies.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Franklin County
Conservancy
Court of Appeals
Dayton
Franklin County Conservancy District
Lewis & Doyle of
Toledo
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
Big Four
Hocking Valley
Ohio Exposition Advised Stay Home By Torpy
Daniel Torpy Ohio’s commissioner for the Panama Canal exposition warns Ohioans against traveling to San Francisco for business ventures. He says there are already many hoping to profit from exhibitors and urges locals to stay in Ohio and earn money locally.
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Columbus
Ohio
San Francisco
Daniel Torpy
Logan elected captain of Company H Fifth Regiment
Youngstown Ohio First Lieutenant John A Logan was elected captain of Company H Fifth Regiment Ohio National Guard His election to the same office a week earlier was declared illegal He is the son of the late Major John A Logan killed in the Philippines and grandson of Civil War General John A Logan
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Youngstown
John A. Logan
Philippines
Voters Oppose School Union in Union Township Vote
Urbana C plan to centralize the Union township school was defeated 147 to 80 in a special election. State inspectors condemned three township buildings at Mutual Yankee Hill and Buck Creek, requiring new structures.
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Urbana
Union Township
Mutual
Yankee Hill
Buck Creek
Ohio briefs highlight time change and hotel project
Youngstown begins Western time on May 1 with whistles at noon to alert residents. In N O excavations start for the proposed 31,000,000 Miami Hotel at Sewond and Ludlow streets. The eight story hotel will feature ornamental design and reinforced construction.
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Youngstown
N. O
Miami
Sewond and
Ludlow Streets
Food for Vera Cruz Stopped by Death Threats
The Vera Cruz situation worsens as the Mexican governor threatens execution to stop aiding the city. Rebel efforts in Tampico hinge on gunboat defenses and trench lines guarding four inch guns. Trade with Tampico could ease shortages if Tampico falls, while U S officials monitor mediation in Mexico City.
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Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico City
Carranza
Secretary of
Bryan
Mexico
Tampico
United States
Vera Crus
Foreign troops reinforced at Tampico as fighting continues
May 4 reports detail heavy federal reinforcement at Tampico and ongoing street fighting with constitutionalists hampered by lack of artillery. Secretary Daniels expects oil properties near Tampico to stay protected and mediation talks underway to ease anti American sentiment.
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United States
Tampico
Washington
Admiral Mayo
Navy Department
Daniels
Mexico
Strike Not Stopping Cunard Liners Sailings
Liverpool May 4 reports a sailors and firemen strike on Cunard liners Lusitania and Caronia did not halt Caronia from sailing to New York.
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Liverpool
England
Fremen
Huerta Considers Retirement Amid Mexican Political Turmoil
Persistent reports in Vera Cruz suggest General Huerta may resign the provisional presidency if guaranteed safe passage to a port aboard a foreign warship. Observers note cabinet dissensions and a potential shift in Mexico City as Jose Lopez Portillo Y. Rojas departs.
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Washington
Senor Estava Ruiz
Huerta
Portillo Y Rojas
Mexico City
Ruiz
Rojas
Union News Service
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo Y. Rojas
Senor Rojas
Gen. Huerta
Venustiano Carranza
Tampico
Impeachment Talk Follows Ludlow Strike Turmoil
Amid Ludlow disaster fallout in Denver the Colorado National Guard stands accused after a military report cites arson and looting at the tent colony. Legislators convene a special session as plans to impeach Governor Ammons and likely Lieutenant Governor Fitzgerald gain traction. Maj. Holbrook notes a broader disarmament order affecting militia and strikers in the Trinidad relief area.
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Western Newspaper Union News Service
Denver
Colo
Company B
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow
KE. M. Ammons
Stephen R. Fitzgerald
Ammons
Military Commission
Ammon
W. A. Holbrook
Trinidad
Garrison
United States Army
Colorado
Desperate battle routs Moroccan followers as French win
French forces defeat Moorish supporters in a mountain stronghold near Morocco. Casualties were nine French dead and 25 wounded. The column attacked with bayonet in heavy fighting. Moorish camp destroyed after fierce resistance.
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Morocco
Mexican Steamship Luella Sunk by Mine Near Manzanillo
A Mexico City dispatch from Manzanillo on the Pacific Coast reports the Mexican steamship Luella sunk in harbor by a mine planted for the U S protected cruiser Raleigh. No loss of life mentioned. The Luella belonged to the Pacific Railway Co.
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Mexico City
Manzanillo
Pacific Coast
Luella
United States
Raleigh
Pacific Railway Co
Cincinnati Markets Quiet as Grain and Livestock Quotes Render
Corn prices range No. 2 white 73 73%c to No. 4 white 69 70c with mixed listings, oats No. 2 white 41 414c, wheat No. 2 red 98 99c. Hay and timothy prices fall between $16 and $20.50. Cattle and hog quotes show various grades from $3.25 to $9. Bulls and calves also listed. sheep steady with minor changes.
Yankee slaughter prevented in Mexico and consular flag desecration
Washington reports that American Consul Stadden from Manzanillo arrived in San Diego aboard the Marie with 259 refugees. He states Mexicans seized and burned American flags at the consulate the day he left, and Americans were ordered to depart Mexico within 48 hours from noon April 22. Adolph Steff, Norwegian Consul at Manzanillo, was forced to flee.
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Washington
Stadden
Manzanillo
San Diego
Cal
State Department
Mexico
Oerg
Adolph Steff
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School of Journalism
QHIO
Junk Dealer
MR. Torpy
Panama Exposition
Son
School Union
U. S
Montana
Senor Portillo
Francis B. Harrison
Harrison
Manila
London
Lionel Carden
Blanquet
Chapultepec
Treasury Department
Seaboard
Frontier
General Villa
Francisco Villa
Francisco I. Madero
Old Cathedral
el Tejar
Blue Jackets
Butler
Wm. FE. Selble
Fourth Infantry
E. M. Ammons
Steven R. Fitzgerald
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