Officials Should Resign If Duties Fail on Tax Property
The state tax commission opened the fight to place personal property on the tax duplicate at full value. County boards of equalization and city review boards are urged to act fearlessly to raise revenue under the 1 per cent rate limit law. The commission warns that failure to assess properly harms real estate owners, bank stock, and public utilities, especially hurting homeowners and farmers. Ohio publishers to be entertained by Canadian government with a 16 day special train trip westward.
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Columbus
State Tax Commission
County Boards of Equalization
City Boards of Review
Tax Commission
Commission
Ohio
Canada
E. Benjamin Yale
Buckeye Press Association
Banff
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Dominion
Yale
Jettinger
Pittsburg milk and ice association to teach child culture this summer
The Pittsburg milk and ice association plans a six month program to show how to raise children scientifically. Edward Harrigan a renowned actor from the Mulligan Guards era died in New York at age 65. Hainee Pacific Co of Oakland was declared a fraud after selling nearly $400,000 of stock by mail, described as a get rich quick swindle by Washington post office officials.
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Pittsburg Milk and Ice Association
Hos
Edward
Ned) Harrigan
New York City
Harrigan
Mulligan Guards
Hainee Pacific Co
Oakland
Cal
Postores, Department
Washington
Double Inquisition Honors Requisition for Simpsons
Governor Harmon has honored a requisition for C. W. Simpson and G. W. Simpson now in Cleveland and indicted at Oxford Junction Ta for obtaining a $10 000 loan from Citizens Exchange bank on a false statement that they had butter and eyes in storage in Boston.
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Harmon
C.W. Simpson
G. W. Simpson
Cleveland
Oxford Junction
Citizens’ Exchange Bank
Boston
Lays Bare Legislative Graft In Akron Case
Charles W. Kempel Akron house clerk confessed paying Representative Owen J. Evans Stark $100 over a bond salary loan measure. Kempe lsaid the money came from L. C. Miller Akron Joan agent in Akron on a Monday about two months ago as the handling official explained the circumstances.
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Charles W. Kempel
Akron
House
Owen J. Evans
Stark
Kempel
L. C. Miller
Akron Joan
Willaman Reprieved by Governor After Appeals Fail
Governor Harmon reprieved Canton murderer Cletus Willaman until July 7 after all court appeals were exhausted and the pardon board rejected the case. Attorneys M. J. Braucher and Frank Sweitzer will seek commutation to life imprisonment. Willaman killed Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Koons in Canton in April 1910, and an execution had been scheduled for Friday night.
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Willaman
Harmon
Cletus Willaman
Canton
Pardon Board
M. J. Braucher
Frank Sweitzer
Warren E. Koons
Reform League Organized in Columbus Ohio
The Progressive Constitution League of Ohio formed as a permanent body in Columbus. It aims to elect delegates to the constitutional convention who support the initiative referendum and its use in the state and sub divisions. Brand Whitlock, mayor of Toledo, was chosen president.
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Reform League
Columbus
Progressive Constitution League of _Ohio
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Autos on the Increase in State license registrations
State officials expect automobile license registrations to reach 60 000 by season end. Registrar J A Shearer says this is the busiest season yet. Over 36 000 licenses have been issued, 4 000 more than all of last season. If 1911 licenses reach 60 000, there will be 18 000 more cars in the state than last year.
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State Automobile Department
J. A. Shearer
Paxton Tqpilet CO
Soston, Maes
Holds Up Phone Bill Columbus Opinion By Hogan
State Attorney General Hogan rules against telephone charges for a senator in Columbus citing Article II section 31 of the constitution. He notes a past case where state expense paid for telephone calls to a dog, with the phone company charging toll for the barks.
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Columbus
Fullington
Hogan
Colin Pus
Hamilton County
Postal Savings Bank Stations Expanded and Ohio Postmasters Salary list
Washington details expansion of postal savings bank stations to 500 with two new offices in Washington and Fremont and Galton added. Postmaster General Hitchcock announces salary changes for Ohio postmasters with specific increases and decreases across many cities, including increases up to 500 and decreases up to 800 dollars, reflecting wide adjustments.
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Washington, D. C
Fremont
Galton
Postal Savings Banks
Postal Savings Bank
Hitchcock
Ohio
Akron
Andover
Antwerp
Ashtabula
Ashville
Bedford
Bellaire
Belle Center
Bowling Green
Bremen
Brockville
Bryan
Bucyrus
Byesville
Caldwell
Canal Dover
Canton
Cedarville
Chicago
Clyde
Coldwater
Columbiana
Convoy
Corning
Cortland
Cuyahoga Falls
Dunkirk
Edgerton
Fayette
Findlay
Ft. Recovery
Frodericktown
Gallipolis
Georgetown
Germantown
Jamestown
Jeffersonville
Leetonia
Lewisburg
Lima
Lorain
McComb
Malta
Manchester
Mansfield
Mary
Wauseon
Waynesburg
Wellington
West
Lafayette
Williamsburg
Willoughby
Zanesville
Blanchester
East Palestine
Youngstown
Forest
Middletown
New Berlin
Sylvania
Westerville
Pleasant Hill
Amelia
Calla
Leroy
Amsterdam
Bellville
Beverly
Bloomville
Canel
Winchester
Canfield
Eden
Elmore
Gallon
Hudson
Jewett
Junction City
Mcarthur
Norwalk
Quaker City
St. Paris
Spencerville
Strasbury
Sunbury
Thornville
Wadsworth
Wellston
West Carrollton
West Milton
Weston
Chicagoan Frederick A Keep Dies in Paris Massage Parlor
Frederick A Keep 57 a longtime Chicago resident and well known in Chicago Washington and on the continent died suddenly of heart trouble in a massage establishment on Avenue Kleber Paris.
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Frederick A. Keep
Chicago
Washington
Avenue Kleber
Paris
Revelations From Russian Killer In Tsaritsyn
A criminal who murdered an army officer and the officer’s wife in Sebastopol reveals in St Petersburg that he has killed 57 people during his career. He was captured at Tsaritsyn and now provides these figures.
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St. Petersburg
Sebastopol
Tsaritsyn
Ohio City News Minute Upheavals and Tragic Losses Across State
A string of incidents reported from Mansfield Dayton Cincinnati Akron Youngstown Columbus Bellefontaine Findlay Toledo and Cleveland details include a motorman killed by a live wire a man drowning in heat a cow collision injuring twenty and a fatal train incident a church dedication a post office robbery indictments crop concerns a 102 year old woman in poverty an accident at Lorain and a knife attack in Cleveland.
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Mansfield
William _M
Figilay
Dayton
Henry Ball
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Portsmouth
Akron
Andy Korlacki
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
General Electric
Crawford
Mahoning Valley Company
Dan _ F. Bradley
Cleveland
First Congregational Church
Market
Columbus
West Union
State Board of Agriculture
Bellefontaine
Gilbert Beer
Burr Kerns
Kerns
Big Springs
Burr-Kerns
Findlay
Margaret A. Meam
Ohio
Lynn Street
Bean
Miss Stierwalt
Pacific Coast
Virginia Bartley
R._A. Bartley
Academy
Miss_Stierwalt
Miss Bartley
William Daugherty
Elyria
Lorain County
Black River
Old Thirteenth Avenue
Lorain
Joseph Somanja
What did Marion-Carolinte pay for photos of herself
Marion Caro lnte says she paid $18 a dozen for photos of herself claiming they do not resemble Maxine. The remark questions why she spent that amount on frail images and hints at a misrepresentation or vanity purchase in a satire tone.
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Marion
Carolinte
Maxine
Doctor Prescribes Cuticura Remedies for Skin Cure
A physician reports two recent cures using Cuticura Remedies. One patient with severe dermatitis and widespread pustules found relief after warm Cuticura Soap baths and Cuticura Ointment, leading to complete recovery. The doctor also notes his wife’s skin improvement and endorses the products.
Getting Acquainted Across The Fence In An Odd Start
A brief neighborly tale shows a 4 percent new family moving in next door. A boy on each side exchanges curt answers and feisty banter then quickly bonds over shared bravado and mutual challenges. Their dog and goat become incidental props as friendship forms.
A Happy Home-coming and Hewitt's Easy Task Soap
A brief feature extols a cheerful home life where a well dressed wife and well groomed children reflect maternal care. It touts Hewitt’s Easy Task soap as a help in keeping the home clean and attractive, priced at five cents a cake.
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Hewitt
Contingency Casts Doubt On Shakespeare Ball Plans
An exchange portrays a mother warning daughters about possible evidence disputing a Rosalind and Celia performance. The dialogue centers on preparing costumes while noting potential discoveries that could undermine the event.
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Rosalind
Celia
Garfield Tea Overcomes Various Ailments
A historical note claims Garfield Tea relieved constipation headaches and bilious attacks. The text references the product as a domestic remedy and mentions its use amid common ailments.
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Garfield
Unlaureled Hero Saves Mail Amid Woodland Fire
Rural mail carrier Seth A Eaton of Middleboro faced a wall of flames with his horse down and his face and hands blistered. He buried the mail in sand to protect it before escaping the blaze, a feat praised by the Fall River Herald as a quiet heroic act away from battlefields.
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Hall of Fame
Seth A Eaton
Middleboro
Fall River
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Coca-Cola CO
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