Rural Life and Road Congress to Meet in Columbus
The Rural Life and Market Roads Congress in Columbus Ohio will open Wednesday at Memorial Hall with sessions on rural welfare and road improvement. Notable speakers include Judge Maurice H. Donahue Governor James M. Cox and Rev H H D Sterrett. The program features education in country schools rural credit and farm management with remarks by Lt. Gov Hugh L Nichol e and other experts. A national congress proposal to unify rural life efforts will be discussed amid decor work for the convention.
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Columbus
Rural Life and Market Roads Congress
Memorial Hall
Maurice H. Donahue
H. H. D. Sterrett
St Paul's Episcopal Church
James M. Cox
George J. Karb
Warcome
Martha P. Falconer
Pennsylvania Training School For Girts
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Haries W. Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Rural Creditn
Hugh L. Nichele
Cox Wal
Logan Waller Page
United States
J. Ball
Burkhardt
Charles McCarthy
Wisconsin
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Charles Li Swain
Ohio State University
A. P. Gandles
Bellare
Bens
Coumbus
National Congress
Cabinet at White House council table during Wilson era
President Wilson convened cabinet meetings at the White House with full adviser participation. The first session re acquainted the group, then discussions on appointments and departmental heads granting broad powers. The lineup included McAdoo, McReynolds, Daniels, Bryan, Houston, and others. The president set cabinet meetings for Tuesdays and Fridays.
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William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Jas. C. McReynolds
Ohio Good Roads Federation Secretary Named Laird
HK Laird is named Secretary of the Ohio Good Roads Federation, taking on duties to promote road improvements and transport policy across the state. The appointment positions Laird to coordinate members, events, and advocacy within the federation's ongoing campaign.
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Ohio Good Roads Federation
Swindler Escapes After Brief Chase Report
A swindler eluded capture after a brief pursuit when last seen in the state area. Authorities say he was not located by press time, with no further details available.
State board weighs inviting Berlin doctor for consumption tests
March 10 in Columbus the state board of administration considered inviting Dr Friedrich Prax Friedmann of Berlin to come to Ohio to test his claimed cure for consumption. Dr A Douglas, superintendent of the tuberculosis sanitarium at Mt Vernon, urged securing his services if possible.
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State Board of Administration
Friedrich Prax
Friedmann
Berlin
Ohio
A. Douglas
Mt. Vernon
Priedwann
Wilson to work with Congress leaders on tariff currency measures
Washington March 16 President Wilton will take a hand in framing legislation with the new administration and, with the cooperation of party leaders, push tariff currency and other major measures. He will not draft bills but will suggest and confer to reach agreement on specific provisions.
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Wilton
Pomerene Busy At Landing Jobs In Washington
Wantington March 18 Senator Pomerene engages with Treasury Secretary McAtee on behalf of Ohio former state treasurer D B Creamer seeking the US treasurer post held by Carmel A Thompson of Ohio He also backs Interior Secretary Dan Lave for pensions commissioner candidate Gemteh of New Phila who seeks that post State Senator Bhatier of Paulding is pushed for first assistant postmaster general but is blocked by Dr S Roper of South Carolina Shafter's future placement remains uncertain.
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Treameey McAttee
Ohio
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Creamer
United States
Carmel A. Thompson
Jones
Lave
Inferest
Gemteh
New Philadelphi
Bhatier
Paulding
8. Roper
South Carolina
Shafter
Crawford Again On Trial In Criminal Court
In Columbus on March 18 Edgar Grawford former state senator from Caswell county faced trial in the criminal court for allegedly soliciting a bribe of 20 from W. H. Cook secretary of State Retail Trade, during his tenure in the general assembly when a bill to regulate trading stamps was pending.
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Edgar
Grawford
Caswell Courty
W. H. Cook
Grevere
Crawford
General Assembly
May reclaim swamp lands eyed for Ohio plan
Columbus Ohio March 10 An inspection of Killbuck valley in Wayne and Holmes counties convinces John T Miller at an superintendent of public works that the proposal to reclaim the swamp lands to a gailey to fenaible and in a report to Governor Cox he rd comminiy tint tie be fone. This report will be placed be fore the legiatatuye.
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Killbuck
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Ohio
John T. Miller
Toat Gailey
Fenaible
Cox
No Arson Ring in Ohio Affects Fire Loss
Belated 1933 fire reports received by Marshal J. W. Zuber in Columbus indicate estimated losses rising from 5200 to 6000000. The heaviest loss occurred in December with 1000800 in property destroyed. Zuber says arson rings are not proven but danger remains in Ohio cities.
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Pope Pius XIII Illness Reported by Vatican
Rome March report from The Quirifer Romano states Pope Pius XIII is indisposed after a night attack of influenza and catarrh. The Vatican confirms the holy father is suffering but not seriously, with the usual symptoms paused.
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Taft appointees to lose patronage under Wilson rule
Washington reports that President Wilson will not remove Republican appointees before their terms end. The policy will cover postmasters collectors bank examiners and most government roles outside Washington. Fourteen hundred Taft appointees will not benefit from the change as Democrats will fill many posts, stirring Democratic chagrin and debate over recent nominations to the Interstate Commerce Commission and labor commissioner.
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Washington
Wilson
Som Rees
Public Service
Edgar B. Clark
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
John M. Marble
California
Resignations and new appointments in Justice department
The message notes William H. Bullitt’s resignation from Kentucky, sent March 4 and accepted March 6, to take effect tomorrow. It cites forthcoming changes including the solicitor general’s office and appointments to assist the attorney general and the second in rank, James A. Fowler of Tennessee and William H. Lewis of Massachusetts.
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William H. Bullitt
Kentucky
James A. Fowler
Tennessee
William H. Lewis
Massachsetts
Local Option Bill Expands to Elections in Ohio
Columbus Ohio March 1 The maritalhem bill to extend corrupt practices amendments now applies to elections on proportion and full local option elections. The attorney general has held the law does not apply certain.
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Marthelmeh
House
Ater
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Fatally Beaten in Newark Robbery Incident
Newark March 10 Mrs Anna Bey 50 was severely beaten and robbed by a holdup man. Doctors fear she may die from injuries. She is aunt of A Wehrle a Newark stove manufacturer.
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Anna Bey
Wehrle
Rebels Attack Nacozari As Garrison Falls
Bullets fly in Nacozari Sonora as rebels strike a small federal garrison after most troops withdrew to Agua Prieta. Operator reports fighting reaching town center and New York Phelps Dodge manager Jack Williams wounded by the rifle fire.
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Tex
Nacozari
Sonora
Fede
Agua Prieta
Jack Williams
New York Phelps Dodge Company
Police Chief Under Fire Major Sylvester Criticized
Major Sylvester comes under sharp attack as suffragists press for reform and accountability. Officials face scrutiny over policing methods and civil rights enforcement during a period of public demand for greater female and civic participation in governance.
Militants clash as police guard suffrage meetings in London
London rallies fail to calm as five thousand gather in Hyde Park to hear Flora Drummond. Police escort her from the platform amid hooting and derision while other speakers are blocked by the mob. Wimbledon common also sees a strong police presence to shield speakers. In Washington President Wilson and family attend church and travel by auto after services. Boston fire causes $75,000 loss in wholesale millinery district affecting Eastern Millinery and David Ranush & Son.
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Hyde Park
Wimbledon Common
Flora Drummond
Boston Biaze
Boston
Eastern Millinery Company
David Ranush & Son
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Cities
Market notes from Chicago East Buffalo Cincinnati and Cleveland show cattle, hogs, sheep and lambs with varied prices and grades. Cattle and hog markets report mixed to heavy demand, with calves and yearlings listed alongside feed grains and wheat prices across the five markets.
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Peifers
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