State and Municipal Employes Meet for Civil Service Organization
State county and municipal workers gathered with G. L Cof flauberg as chairman to discuss forming a state organization under civil service. The group aims to advance service and member efficiency, while observers view the move as a step toward a referendum on the Moore Barnes civil service law recently enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
G. L Cofflauberg
State Auditor’s Office
Coffinberg
Moore-Barnes Civil Service
Ohio State to Offer Student Loans From Memorial Fund
Ohio State University plans a loan fund of 1200 dollars funded by the graduating class to aid students. Borrowers may receive 20 to 75 dollars at low interest and repay after graduation. President W O Thompson will be custodian, with a faculty committee overseeing loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
W O Thompson
Blight Wreaks Havoc in Ohio Apple Orchards
State Agricultural Commission Chief N E Shaw reports blight crippling Ohio orchards. His bureau studies the blight with federal cooperation and the State Experiment Station seeks preventive measures to protect the apple industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Agricultural Commission
N E Shaw
Ohio National Guard camp to train officers near Yellow Springs
Cal Byron L. L. Barger of the Fourth Regiment of Columbus will command the camp of instruction for officers. The camp runs July 6 to 10 near Yellow Springs to prepare for two brigade maneuver camps later in July and August. The First Brigade camps in July and the Second in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Byron Ll. Barger
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Yellow Springs
Moonth
Ohio Wesleyan Graduates Positively Honor Bashford Sermon
Bishop James W Bashford former Wesleyan president delivered the Daccalaureate sermon to the senior class of Ohio Wesleyan University as 171 graduates joined the university. Secretary of the Navy Josephus McPaniels gave the commencement address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W . Bashford
Wesleyan
Ohio Wesleyan University
Josephus McPaniels
Navy
State won't cover travel costs for Panama exposition trip
Forest F Tipton, governor secretary, states the state will pay none of the expenses for Gov Willis and his party traveling to and from the Panama-Pacific exposition. The party includes the governor, his wife, Adrien Hough and wife, and John Bourke, Cleveland newspaper man, and wife. Each man will pay his own and his wife expenses. The governor expects to deliver several speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Forest F Tipton
Adrien Hough
John Bourke
Cleveland
Question of Second Year Legislators Salary
State auditors dispute over paying lawmakers a second year salary of 1000 dollars each before the next legislative session. Atty Gen Turner says due May 27 and not payable from 1915 17 appropriations. Donahey seeks a legal method, but the budget bill bars pre July 1 1915 liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Auditor’s Department
Atty
Gen. Turner
Donahey
Speaker Conover
Turner
Ohio Soil Surveys Co Operated with USDA
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station teams with the U S Department of Agriculture for soil surveys in Miami, Hamilton and Geauga counties. Each party pays its own salaries while the federal government audits, prints the county reports and publishes a detailed soil map with roads, schools, churches and watercourses. The reports discuss soil nature, fertilizer adaptations, and current agricultural conditions, with several months needed to complete after surveys finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Miami
Hamilton
Geauga
Prayer League Formed To Promote Dry Ohio
A pro prohib league named Prayer League for Dry Ohio formed by 16 churches to arouse enthusiasm. Temporary president Bishop W F Anderson of Cincinnati. secretary Rev Dr H Johnson of Toledo. Executive committee includes Bishop Anderson, Bishop G M Matthews of Dayton, Rev Dr P R Johns of Toledo, Rev Dr Cahill of Cleveland, treasurer, and Rev E R Stafford of Columbus as press representative. Next meeting set for July 2.
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Prayer League For
Dry
Ohio
W F Anderson
Cincinnati
H. Johnson
Toledo
Anderson
G M Matthews
Dayton
P R Johns
Cahill
Cleveland
E R Stafford
Como Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Willis Names Members to Ohio Exposition Commission
Governor Willis appoints William A. Anderson Wilberforce Dora Eddinson Norwalk Hailie O Brown Wilberforce J Warren Keifer Springfield and R B Brown Zanesville to the Ohio commission for participation in a Chicago exposition honoring the fifty year anniversary of negro freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Ohio Commission
Chicago
William A. Anderson
Wilberforce
Dora Eddinson
Norwalk
Hailie O Brown
J Warren Keifer
Springfield
R. B Brown
Zanesville
Ohio State Graduates Largest Class in History
The 807 students in OSU's graduating class, up from 612 last year, heard President W O Thompson at the baccalaureate. Rev Charles E Jefferson of Broadway Tabernacle Church spoke. Class day occurred Monday and Alumni day followed. Agriculture leads with 192 seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
W O Thompson
Charles E Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle Church
New York
College of Agriculture
Once a River Valley Hidden Beneath San Francisco Bay
The United States Geological Survey reports that San Francisco Bay formed from a river valley draining Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys. The coast sank slowly, allowing ocean intrusion through the Golden Gate to create the bay over thousands of years. Earthquakes arise from faults where rocks move past one another.
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Bay of
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
United States
United States Geological Survey
Bay
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Tiburon Peninsula
Angel Island
Golden Gate
Santa Clara
Santa Rosa
Appalachian Mountains
War Aids Jap Woolen Industry
The Mainichi (Osaka) notes war orders to Japan boost wool manufacture ambition. It argues Australia supplies raw wool and Japan should handle all processing, building a self sufficient cycle to resist postwar European competition.
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Japan
Osaka
Europe
England
Germany
Austria
Australa
Japan Chronicle
No Split English Causes Exchange At Seamen's Institute
Hafiz argues at the Seamen's Church Institute on South Street about interest on gold deposited a year earlier. An interpreter from Baghdad arrives to explain that Mohammedans may not take interest, and Hafiz leaves content in a scene noted by Lookout.
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New York
Hafiz
Seamen's Church Institute
South Street
Savings Department
Bagdad
Homes for the War Stricken Lumber Bid in BC for France
Lumbermen in British Columbia are invited to bid on a contract for 100,000 two room houses in northern France. The deal calls for 100,000 two room houses to be built at government expense using 0,000,000 feet of lumber for those made homeless by war.
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British Columbia
France
Skipper Sooey Heroic Save Of Fishing Vessel
NewYork cable reports Skipper Si Sooey of the Henry Summers saved his craft after a hole opened at the waterline in East River. He boarded the breach, steadied the ship, and was hauled ashore by a police launch as the crew slept through the emergency.
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Hi" Sooey
Henry Summers
Admiralty
Sooey
New York
Cincinnati Times
Bill
East River
Si’’ Looey
Skipper Looey
Cook
Bi" Looey
East Tenth Street
Be a finnan haddie sky over Jamie's Americaning
Jamie admires a bea utiful finnan haddie sky as his mother clings to Scotch heritage. His father insists the family should become American, citing ancestral roots in Ireland and Hamburg and correcting the folk tale of the finnan haddie sky.
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Jamie
Ireland
Hamburg
Finnan Haddie
Warfare’s Timeless Face in Napoleon and Joffre
The piece compares Napoleons gravity and fixed gaze in youth to modern generals. It notes his campaigns used corps rather than large armies and reflects on enduring truths of war. It draws parallels with Joffre, both known for a kind smile and fairness toward success.
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Napoleon
Joffre
A Clash of Wits About Love and Money
A humorous exchange sees a man declare love despite a fortune of 60 000 dollars. The woman counters that his interruptions reveal their motive. The bit ends with a playful twist about money being invoked as a joke.
The Poultry Dreamer
Dialogue notes the beginner farmer Buggins who believes a dozen eggs and a setting hen will build a fortune. The exchange contrasts budding ambition with practical farming know how. It reflects the era playful local humor about rural enterprise and misconceptions.
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Buggins
Relations of God and Man and the Strange Death Message
A reflection on evolving relations with God from fear to love and unity, citing growth in understanding as life progresses. A Paris violinist learns of her husband Sergeant Remy’s death in action as two violin strings snap signaling a foreboding warning.
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God
Father
Paris
Remy
Loving a Woman After Marriage Holds True Value
A reflective line emphasizes that romance is not the sole aim after marriage. Harmony and mutual respect are presented as the true foundation for a lasting union.
Production described as thoughtful moral entertainment
A manager asks a playgoer if the production is refined and inoffensive and the playgoer affirms. The exchange hints at concerns over business impact and audience sensibilities without stating concrete details.
Man as Architect of His Own Misfortunes
A concise reflection states that individuals largely shape the troubles they face through their own choices and actions, implying personal responsibility and consequences.
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Union News Service
Ohio Industrial Accident Insurance Fund
State Industrial Commission
Ave
Pato
Harry McMillin
Morrow County National Bank
Mt. Gilead
Federal District Court
Federal Penitentiary
Moundsville
W. Va
John E. Sater
McMillin
Morrow County Building and Loan Association
Building and Loan Association
Taylor
Gregory
Daniels
Ohio Soil Surveys
Kelfer
Bay OF San Francisco
The
Geological Survey
Skipper Sooey
Canada
Manietoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ottawa
S. Nethery
Sta. Bidg
Columbus, O
Beecham
Direstions
Vale Ap Fatelde
Eran
Post
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