Ohio Educators to Meet in June at Cedar Point
Ohio teachers from across the state will convene at Cedar Point for the sixty-ninth annual state association meeting June 27 to 29. Sessions feature debates on advanced math requirements and public funding for military training, with leaders from Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan, and other education officials in attendance. The event ends with a Cedar Point departure to New York for the National Education Association meeting.
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Western
Union News Service
Columbus
Cedar Point
Ohio
State Association
Breakers Hotel
C. H. Fullerton
Hast High School
W. H. Maurer
Shelby
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Herbert Welch
Ohio Wesleyan
Thompson
C. A. Jones
Ohio Tax Commission
C. F. Kelley
F. B. Pearson
W. C. Bagley
University of Illinois
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Washington, D. C
W. E. Kershner
New York
National Education Association
Fish and Game Association to form Southwestern Ohio business club
Cincinnati officials of the Fish and Game Protective Association adopt a plan to teach business men in small communities the advantages of catering to sportsmen. A Loveland business club will be formed and a committee led by Richard Swing will seek farmer support to allow fishermen to cross lands.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Fish and Game Protective Association
Loveland
Richard Swing
Fete at Wooster Closes with May Queen Crowning
A week of Wooster College festivities ended with color day exercises crowning Miss Mary Marvin of Tarentum Pa as May queen. The week followed the earlier inauguration of President J Campbell White.
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Wooster, O
Wooster College
Mary Marvin
Tarentum
J. Campbell White
Four youths sentenced for auto theft in Youngstown
Probate Judge John W. Davis sent four boys aged 16 to 18 to Lancaster Industrial School for stealing an automobile for a joy ride. He warned that automobile theft has become a serious problem and promised little mercy in future cases.
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Youngstown
John W. Davis
Lancaster Industrial School
Davis
Big Coal Deal Announced in Hocking Valley Move
Resumption of mining in the Hocking Valley is expected about June 1 after the formation of the Continental Fuel Co which will absorb the Continental Coal Co now under a receiver. George M. Jones of Toledo named president of the new company.
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Athens
Hocking Valley
Continental Fuel Co
Continental Coal Co
George M. Jones
Toledo
Homeopaths Close Meeting in Columbus 1917 Convention
Ohio Homeopathic Society ends its annual meeting in Columbus after deciding to hold the 1917 convention there May 8 and 9. An Ohio State University campus tour included a visit to the medical college. Dr. Claude A. Barrett spoke on a cancer case linked to a man using a drill on his body. Dr. J. M. Wine cited that preventable diseases cost the U S about 1.5 billion dollars yearly. Dr. T A McCann of Dayton was elected president.
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Ohio Homeopathic Society
Ohio State University
Medical College
Claude A. Barrett
State University
J. M. Wine
Dayton
United States
T. A. McCann
State Dairy and Food Department
P. E. Thomas
Penitentiary
Standard Oil Co
Neil Park
Children’s Hospital
Kewanis Club
Turner
Ohio Association of Homeopathic Physicians
J. E. Rowland
South Euclid
Martha McBride
Zanesville
J. G. Keiser
T. T. Church
Salem
H. E. Bebee
Sidney
Forest Tipton
Governor’s Office
Ohio
Athens State Hospital
Gallipolis
Willis
Hildebrandt
Charles Bartell
Seneca County
Fire devastates multiple Celina businesses and stables
A Celina fire destroyed the garage of A B Grothjan and Son Stelzer monument works Coffit paint shop B W Millers barn and garage and Frank W Millers stables. The Celina Furniture Co plant was damaged and thirteen autos seven buggies and four horses burned. Total loss about 25000 with plant damage of 1000.
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Celina, O
A. B. Grothjan & Son
Stelzer Monument Works
Coffit
B. W. Miller
Frank W. Miller
Celina Furniture Co
Buckeye News Notes Securities and local tragedies
Marysville Fay Diehl 22 son of ex commissioner Charles Diehl died after a horse kicked him fracturing his skull. Toledo Anthony Janowaik 17 died from bicycle crash neck broken. Findlay William Long fined for whisky sale. Fremont Vera Jones 15 and Ruth Canedy 14 won county spelling contests. Bellefontaine Oma Levalley to represent Logan in state spelling. Canton J K Baxter reappointed two-year term as superintendent. Lorain electricians seek 45c hour wage and eight-hour day. Findlay Ricard Mungen silent over missing audit inquiry.
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Marysville, O
Fay Diehl
Charles Diehl
Toledo
Anthony Janowaik
Fremont
Vera Jones
Sandusky County
Ruth Canedy
Sandies Rejected Offers Time to Consider Maryland Move
Ohio employers and public officials are cited in Columbus as cases of interest. A Maryland offer to A. P. Sandles of Ottawa for a new agricultural post prompts a month to decide, with a $7,500 to $10,000 salary range. Other notes include safety issues in Columbus and Ohio public service actions, from prisoner ball games to nurse and charity matters.
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Sandies
Maryland
A. P. Sandles
Ottawa
Old State Agricultural Commission
Columbus
State Agricultural College
Voters' Duty Plain measure fails promises of Ks Democrats
The piece argues the Underwood-Simmons act did not reduce living costs or protect American industry. It contends duty free imports rose after passage, consumers bear direct taxes, and foreign goods undermine U S wages. It warns voters defeated the Democratic regime in 1913.
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Ks Democratic
House Should Be Republican in Sixty-Fourth Congress
The current House has 227 Democrats 197 Republicans and 7 Progressives. A Democrat win in the pending Mississippi district would raise the Democratic edge to 24. A Republican gain of 16 Democratic seats would give Republicans a clear majority, even with seven Progressives.
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House
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Tax Committee Urges More Public Income Tax Information
A National Tax association committee criticizes government statistics on income tax results as meager. It says the public should receive more general information about wealth, and if the tax is retained the faults of its application must be corrected.
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National Tax Association
Tax Policy Opinion on Inheritance and War Taxes
The author argues inheritance taxes are appropriate only for wealth from talent and enterprise not natural resources. They urge Democrats to repeal the current war tax and oppose any general tax, proposing a special tax on all war munitions at their points of manufacture to avoid constitutional issues with export taxes.
Overthrow the Administration War Rhetoric Targets Vote
The piece argues that the European war prevents a Democratic free list from flooding the U.S. with cheap labor. It warns that after the war ends the threat will return unless voters decisively overthrow the administration at the November election and rebuke its market policies.
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Democratic Free List
Has a Sinister Sound in Bryan St Louis Trip Hint
The New York Herald notes a murky sound to Mr. Bryan's plan to travel to St Louis for Wilson, implying a latent hope that his trip may lead to an attack or confrontation aimed at Wilson. The remark hints at political maneuvering and possible confrontation.
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Mr. Bryan
St. Louis
Wilson
New York Herald
Political prophet warns Bryan will trouble Democratic party
The latest entrant to Elijah’s mantle predicts that Bryan will create trouble for the Democratic party, signaling growing intra party tension and potential shift in national politics.
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Elijah
Bryan
Democratic Party
Democrats debate platform at St Louis convention
Democrats consider adopting a platform at the St Louis convention in June. They warn that neglect of platform work similar to Baltimore's could waste effort and labor in crafting it.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
One Way to Re-Elect Wilson
The New York World again urges the Republican party to nominate Wilson. It notes that re election might be possible by that choice, reflecting editorial stance on the 1916 campaign dynamics.
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Wilson
New York World
Boston Transcript
Forget the Hostess The Lady The Officer and the tale
An extrait from a historical newspaper captures a terse exchange about an officer billeted nearby and a shocked reaction. The narrator notes the officer’s isolation in the neighborhood and a strong exclamatory remark about the situation.
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Scott
Druggist Praises Kilmer's Swamp Root Remedy
Druggist W. H. Mason of Humboldt testifies after over twenty years selling Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder troubles. He endorses the medicine and recommends it to anyone in need, dated January 5 1916.
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Kilmer
Kilmer Swamp Root Sample Offer Promoted
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement urges readers to send ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York for a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. It notes larger bottle sizes are sold at drug stores and asks readers to mention the paper.
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Swamp Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Quiet Reply Turns to Practical Praise
In a humorous exchange, M. Chuggins declines complaints about last month's light bill and says he will sit quietly and be thankful he does not have to burn gasoline to see by.
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M. Chuggins
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