The Old Way and the New Workmen’s Compensation
A retrospective on Ohio's transition from unknown soldier-like injuries and protracted court battles to the compulsory workmen’s compensation system enacted January 1, 1944 under Governor James M. Cox. The piece contrasts pre 1914 delays and insurer resistance with modern state liability board awards, benefiting injured workers and dependents across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den of Justice
Ohio
bin Wats
Hitle
Lability Insurance Companies
Alch Josves
Oto
James M. Cox
Chia
Lee
State Liability Board
Au Port
Ohta
Anilik
Cos
Local Residents Take Weekend Trips and Visits
A jumble of names and places shows Mr and Mrs, and several residents traveling Saturday and Sunday. Virgil Wolfe made a business trip, Marlon Norrie visited relatives, and others from Newark and Pewark joined family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivens Kraling
Wiehelle
Saterday
Athanw
Piramer
Virgil Wolfe
Ullen
Sod
Marlon Norrie
Addie Rinehart
Lois Chempron
Pewark
Att
Newark
Visits Log Cabin In Knox Co Where He Was Born
Hert Henry, famed bull rider and Olio contributor, returned from Wisconsin with memories of a log cabin birthplace two miles north of Martins. He reflected on the cabin as a link between Indigenous wigwams and modern homes, noting how few such structures remain and praising their craftsmanship and historical value in Ohio and Wyandot counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Co
Newark
Wyandot
Flat Methodist Church
Ohio
Meeting Notes From Praveen Wiliard W 6.1 UL
A Tuesday afternoon Praveen Willieard W 6.1 UL meeting led by President Mrs J Walker featured prayers and readings, a program on suffrage, and music including solos and duets. Members discussed a proposed aging proper deed, the Bloss Homemaker plan, and a county pride event with refreshments provided by committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Praveen Williard W
Mra. J. Walker
Ida Puwoy
Gan Qointy
Boronor Harter
France
Wilti
Army horse supply needs amid war threats and Vera Cruz
A historical article analyzes U S Army horse needs for war, estimating cavalry and artillery mounts, infantry horses, and hospital animals. It cites pre Veracruz occupation strength of about 85 000 soldiers and roughly 20 000 horses required, with total U S horse population around 20 567 000 and available army horses perhaps near 2 000 000. It discusses costs, mortality, logistics, and sourcing near shipping points, noting population growth since 1800 and Civil War breeding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Vera Crus
Calvary
Army of the
Vera Cruz
War Department
Sam
Vernorne
Unite States
Ius
Norge
United
Zacatecas Falls to Villa as Rebels Seize City
June 25 report from El Paso says Villa's army captured Zacatecas Tuesday night. General Villa arrived near the city after the seizure, with many prisoners and supplies captured. Losses: Villa’s side reported 2,200 killed and wounded. federal casualties not listed. Generals Rodrigues and Herrera reported wounded. Toribio unconfirmedly said killed.
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Ei Paso
Tex
Mncarato
Villa
Pimienta
Zacatecas
Darren Waa
Pereyra
Constitutional
Juarez
Trinidad Rodrigues
Menclovio Herrera
Toriblo
Dress matters in hiring says Practical Woman
A Practical woman argues that outward dress is a key factor in accepting a position. She notes well dressed candidates, even with less material cost, are favored if attire is suitable for work and neat in detail. Employers judge a girl by her appearance as a tangible gauge of capability and adaptability.
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Pont of
Honti Ee
Leva
Pomerene Opposes Labor Exemption in Antitrust Bill
Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio announced plans to appeal in the Senate against proposed exemptions for labor unions and farming organizations from Sherman act prosecutions. He argues there should be no exemption and supports full enforcement of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlee Pomerens
Ohio
Senate
Pomerene
Mary Broomfield Epitaph In St Michael’s Churchyard
A curious grave inscription in Macclesfield England notes Mary Broomfield who died in 1755 aged eighty. The epitaph says her life’s chief concern for the last twenty years was arranging her funeral and that she saved money to spend on her burial, with pension funds mentioned.
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St. Michael'’s Church
Macclesield
England
Manchester
Glasgow
Charles G Harper
Mary Broomfield
Tiemda
Summer Fair at Regina Opens with 25000 Prize Pool
Regina hosts the Provincial Exhibition Association summer fair in late July. Farmers and exhibitors expect a record turnout with $25000 in prizes across heavy and merit horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, dairy products, crops, horticulture, children’s exhibits, women’s work, and fine arts. The event aims to be the largest in western Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Soak
Saskachewan
Provincial Exhibition Association
Wester Canada
Ancient polo and royal sports in Mughal era courts
A fragmented account recalls polo or chaugan as a favored pastime among rulers. A record of Akbar the Great notes he played on a dirk-like implement, halls blazing with splendor, while gold inlays and ornamentation enhanced the chaugan stick.
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Umea
Akbar
Dirk
Oliver
Live Stock Prices and Cattle Market Report
Cleveland and Cincinnati horse stock data show hogs, calves, steers, heifers, and mixed lot values. Listings include prices for fat cattle, hogs, lambs, and sheep across multiple markets with quantities and regional references.
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East Buffalo
Bowe
Sor
Coniston
Chicago
Nogm
Cleveland
Ehren
Lomba—Wethers
Wes
TA Sore
Kooelpta
Caitie
Calwam
Cincinnati
Cato Stairs
Hoge Deckers
Tainha
Michigan State Golf Tourney Opens in Detroit
Detroit June 25 The Michigan State Golf Association championsky tournament opened today at Grand Pointe Country Club Unke and runs through tomorrow. Many top players from the state enter with strong rivalries anticipated as the meet proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Michigan State Golf Association
Grand Pointe
Bwardiay
Edmonton to Open Municipal Paving Plant
Edmonton plans to establish a municipal paving plant costing about 37000 and to start within 20 days. It aims to pave about 100000 square yards this season, creating work for many unemployed men. Mayor McNamara says the plant will compete with private firms to lower costs and keep money at home. The annual program totals over 1500000, partly financed by Hudson's Bay Company.
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Edmonton
Alta
McNamara
Ultla
Hudson's Bay Company
Administrator's Notice in Pauline Mapes Estate
The Probate Court of Knox County Ohio appointed Charles L Bermont administrator with the will annexed of Pauline Mapes estate on June 24 1914. Mt Vernon Ohio based administrator w w a banner want ads payment expected.
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Pauline Mapestate
Knox County
Ohio
Said County
Charles L. Bermont
W.w.a
Mt. Vernon
Cornell Crew Favored To Win Intercollegiate Regatta
Cornell and Syracuse lead as favorites for the Intercollegiate Rowing Association races on the Hudson. Six crews compete including Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia, Wisconsin, Syracuse, and Washington. Washington travels from 3000 miles away but lacks training. past years show Cornell dominance in the varsity eight and other events.
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Mast
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Hudson River
Usial
University
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Syracus
University of Washington
Syracuse
Washington
American Thytercollegiate Rowing Association
Poughkeentle Highland
Harvard
Yale
Corel
Hudson
New Seven
New London
Saratoga Lake
Poughkeopuie
Cornall
Poughkeepsie
Georgetown
Wan
Leland Stanford
Cornel
Biute
Pennsys- Yania
Winconsin Hau Fulahed
Keeps biplanes from tilting device idea explained
A Popular Mechanics note describes a stabilizing disk mounted above the plane of a biplane’s wing. The curved stabilizer banks the aircraft automatically in turns, returning it to level without using traditional ailerons and with minimal extra drag.
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Devon
Donna Augusta Victoria Captures London Social Spotlight
London June 25 Donna Augusta Victoria wife of former King Manuel of Portugal emerges as a popular figure this season. Described as prettier and younger than her pictures she draws on lessons from Queen Amelie to refine her dressing. The young queen remains prominent in major social events and studies English daily with a notable foreign accent.
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London
Donna Augusta Victoria
Manel
Portugal
Amelie
England
Household Tips From the Racing Journal Item
Home help advice covers starching pillow cases, washing limits for colored clothes, cutting white cloth for under plates, preserving tablecloths, varnishing lines yearly, paraffin for shoe polish and leather, and wiping pans with newspaper to remove grease before washing with racing journal style practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleum
Racing Journal
Officers Installed by the Daughters of St George
The Daughters of St George installed officers on June 22 with W P Miss Eleanor Parker W V Miss Lovina Myers First Con Miss Edith Burgess Second Con Miss Ida Shutt Toside Guard Mrs Mary Simons Outside Guard Mrs Mary Sieeman
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the Daughters of St. George
W. P
Eleanor Parker
W. V
Lovina Myers
Edith Burgess
Ida Shutt
Mary Simons
Mary Sieeman
Red River Valley Development Opens First Annual Convention
Moorhead Minn June 25 special trains brought hundreds of victors to Moorhead for the opening of the first annual convention of the Minnesota Red River Valley Development association. Large delegations from ten counties attended as an opening address by President Lesie Walter of Moorhead opened the gathering with speakers from Minnesota and South Dakota agricultural colleges. Governor Herhart is scheduled to speak at the concluding session tomorrow.
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Moorhead
Minn
Minnesota Red River Valley Development Association
Lesiie Walter
Agricultural Colleges of
Minnesota
South Dakota
Hherhart i
Naa
Speed Limit Sign Baffles Ohio Towns
Indianapolis readers are shown a humorous contrast as Ohio villages post speed limits on signboards. A small northern town declares a limit of one hundred miles per hour, prompting chuckles from traveling journalists who pass through.
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Indianapolis News
Ohio
National conference of experiment station editors opens in Lexington
A national conference of agricultural college and experiment station editors began at the Kentucky College of Agriculture in Lexington today and will continue through tomorrow. Attendees include editors and publicity men from the United States Department of Agriculture and the state colleges of Ohio Minnesota Iowa Illinois Georgia and other states. Mr Donald Shaw spent Wednesday in Columbus.
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Lexington
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Kentucky College of Agriculture
United Sates Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges of
Ohio
Minnesota
Iowa
Ilinois
Georgia
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Mt. Vernon, C
MT. Zion
A von Wow Bom
Mra
Andereon
the Wooster Rool
Morales
W. C
Clare
Bullrage
Tayer
Minn Morgan
Witeland
Doracy
Nicon
Tiltun
Alaska
Rowout
Hon
Jenkin
Hine
Worbal
Plante
Callal
United States Army
Torreon
Alma
City
Horton
Tine
Nbio Aeeiage Dalathe
Linia
Toledo
Ene
Banner
Manuel's Wife
Red River Valley
Mr. Donald Shaw
Columbus
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