Goats Lead Sheep on Union Pacific Utility
Union Pacific trains use trained billy goats at feeding yards to guide incoming sheep into cars and out of cars every 28 hours under Interstate Commerce Commission rules. Goats lead the flock, prompting orderly unloading and loading while receiving tobacco as a reward. electric lighting aids operations along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacife Railroad
Judas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Western Ranges
Missouri River
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
California
Omaha
Auchornes
United States
South Omaha
Union Pacific
W. L. Park
North Platte
Neb
Billy
Park
North Plattie
Bill
Unclear Fragment on Local Figures and Rules
Fragmentary text references Hank Stubbe Bilge Miller and behavior in crowds. Mentions ambition philosophy and possible warnings about staying in line and avoiding trouble with police or authority. Content appears distorted and lacks coherent events or clear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Stubbe
Bilge Miller
Independent Spirit Echoes Halley Comet Chance
An old local column notes Halley’s Comet sightings occur about every six years and contrasts a cautious town's pride with a comment that the worst of it passes by. The speaker, named Weill, emphasizes local resilience and shared humor in facing celestial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin Earth
Weill
Ohio Bankers Convene in Columbus Twenty Annual Meeting
Columbus opens its twentieth annual Ohio Bankers association session at 10 am June 6 with President W F Hoff man presiding. Governor Harmon delivers welcome, Myron T Herrick and others speak, and sessions feature F W Thomas, B M Waltermire, W C Thompson, George Guckenberger, and A M Harris among speakers.
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Columbus
W. F. Hoffman
Cleveland
Hoftian
Smith Benett
F. W. Thomas
Toledo
B. M. Waltermire
Findlay
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
George Guckenberger
Cincinnati
A. M. Harris
Chicago
Crusade to Stop Jeffries Johnson Prize Fight
George L. Rockwell, a national organizer, plans a nationwide protest against the Jeffries Johnson prize fight set for July 4 in California. Backed by the church federation of Columbus, Ohio, the effort will mail 1,060,000 postal cards to Governor Gillett and 10,000 communities with the slogan Stop that Fight This is the twentieth century. If the protests fail, organizers will take the issue to court.
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Columbus, C
George L. Rockwell
Jeffries Johnson
California
Rockwell
Shurch Federation
Gillett
Western Reserve Medical School Receives Major Gift
President Thwing announces a $240 000 gift from H M Hanna to the Western Reserve University medical department endowment fund. The donation accelerates the plan for a $1 000 000 endowment to elevate the medical college to par with leading institutions following the Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons absorption.
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Cleveland
Medical Department of Western Reserve
Western Reserve — University
H. M. Hanna
University of the Cleveland College of Physicians and Surgeons
Woestern Reserve Medical School
Akron Cyclist Hurled Through Window in Public Ride
Miss Lida L. Leslie Akron's first motor cyclist was thrown through the plate glass of Matmor's restaurant on Main Street after failing to turn from Exchange Street. She had few scratches but patrons were startled by the crash during a public ride.
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Akron, O
Lida L. Leslie
Akron
Matmor
Main Street
Exchange Street
Children Fall in Well in Cincinnati Suburb
Six year old Heith Peale and four year old William Peale fell into an old cistern when its wooden top gave way. Heith drowned. Passerby August Welse leaped into the cistern, kept the boy's head above water despite cramps, and saved the other child. The four year old remains in a precarious condition but is expected to recover. The cousins are children of wealthy Himwood residents.
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Cincinnati
Heith Peale
William Peale
August Welse
Himwood Place
Prohibition Convention Set for Zanesville June Dates
The Ohio State Prohibition convention meets at Memorial hall in Zanesville on June 21 and 22. Rev. Donald Melotive Rows of Zanesville delivers the address of welcome. Speakers include Rev. H Mae Lane of Mey and Meredith of Canton on Woman and Prohibition and Olive wartvet of Chicago. Miller/Wilson and others to speak.
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Lakeside
Zanesville
Memorial Hall
Donald
Mae Lane
Mey
Ah Meredith
Canton
Indianapolis
Olive Wartvet
Chicago
Escaped Convicts Captured in Cleveland Bar
In Cleveland Ohio Bert Sailth and Albert Frazer, escaped from the Columbus penitentiary, were captured in a local bar after a notebook led officers to them. Shibley cuffed Smith while Frazer was restrained near the door. both were found unarmed and returned to the penitentiary.
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Cleveland, O
Bert Sailth
Albert Frazer
Columbus
Smith
Shibley
Frazer
Horrigan
Praver
State Tax Commission Powers Clarified in Auditor Opinion
Columbus opinion affirms Langdon law granting the state tax commission power to adjust aggregate district taxes. It holds county and city taxing boards may modify assessor work to ensure property is valued at full value. If boards fail, the commission may intercede to set proper assessments and increases as needed.
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Columbus
Fullington
Langdon State Tax Commission
Denmin
State Tax Commission
Wrights Make 25 Flights at Vesting Grounds
Twenty five flights were made at the Wrights vesting grounds east of Dayton with two new machines piloted by Orville Wright and Walter Brookine a student. One flight reached about a thousand feet. They prepare for flights at Indianapolis and Orville says the Wrights will not compete for long distance prizes. professionals of the Wright Company will enter.
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Dayton, O
Wrights
Orville Wright
Walter Brookine
Indianapolis
Orville
Wright Co
Lures Victim Far to Rob in Cleveland Tale
A man lured from Toledo by two suspects believed from South Bend Ind. to a Cleveland hotel. he lost $900 and identified his name as Carl Smythe after appealing to Inspector Rowe for help. The money was said to be crop profits from last year.
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Cleveland
South Bend
Ind
Toledo
Geenmpadt
Carl Smythe
Rowe
Po Meyald
Smythe
Paris Pattern No. 2838 and 2788 Seams All Allowed
Paris Pattern No. 2838 illustrates a pink poplin one piece dress with wide front and back tucks and elbow sleeves. Pattern No. 2788 offers a walking skirt in several sizes with gores and waist shaping for summer lawn outfits. Include pattern numbers, sizes, yardage and send 10 cents to Pattern Department.
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Paris
Ylctoria
Batiste
Namsook
Pattern Department
Gaelic cemetery unearthed at Pogny near Rheims
Archaeological finds reveal a Gaelic cemetery dating 2000 to 3000 years old at Pogny near Rheims. The site yields magnificent vases bowls necklaces and bracelets, some richly jeweled, indicating rich grave goods and ceremonial use.
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Pogny
Rhetms
Cleveland Church Worker Arrested for Embezzlement
Cleveland police arrested U Warold Abbott a church worker and Akron bound college graduate Sunday school instructor on embezzlement charges. Abbott formerly worked for Hankin Connelly Contracting Co. and handled payroll padding defrauding B F Goodrich Co. out of about $200 using fictitious payroll figures.
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Cleveland
Uwarold Abbott
Akron
Abbott
Hankin Connelly Contracting Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akrop
Caney at the Bat and Coca Cola Record Book
A multipart item combines Caney at the Bat with reference to Coca Cola's 1910 Baseball Record Book. It notes the booklet’s availability from Coca Cola Co and includes a parable about political voting and a farmer and son overheated argument, ending with a child’s quip about splashing the foe.
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Coca Cola
Coca Cola Co
Atlanta
Goda
Fraudulent notice misstates local dining and payment terms
The garbled fragment describes a prank involving a local business in Toledo Ohio with mentions of Cheney and Gleason. It references paying dollars and a fake transaction, and notes a beverage or cheese product misrepresented as a bond or remedy. The illegible text suggests a scam notice about a misleading offer.
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Tolan
Levay
Toledo
J. Cheney
Deorber
Gleason
Att Deneebin
Reasoning of Youthful Mind in Suffolk Class
A Suffolk schoolmistress told a tale of toiling in a coal mine to make a coal mite lesson vivid. A boy asked if that work made her ball black, prompting a simple, humorous exchange about skin and soot.
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Suffolk
England
Free framed pictures offer from Hewitt Bros Soap Co
An advertisement invites readers to mail two Easy Task Soap wrappers and a cut out novice to Hewitt Bros Soap Co Dayton Ohio to receive a free framed picture collection including fruit landscape flower religious and scenery subjects.
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Hewitt Bros. Soap Co
Dayton
Ohio
Geography as inner traumas in punishment thoughts
A Sunday Magazine piece from the Los Angeles Times features Jimmy Jiggs answering a father’s test of his son’s progress in study. The quip defines geography as what you put inside your traumas when you fear a whipping.
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Jimmy
Such a Polite Little Boy
A hostess explains they keep their own cow and are sure of their milk. The polite boy acerbically replies with a quip about someone stinging them with a sour cow.
Noted lapse in judgment repeats a common mistake
A dialogue fragment shows Shortman and Tallin discussing personal missteps. Tallin denies insult while Shortman admits a prior marriage, highlighting a tense exchange about judgment and self awareness.
Philosophic citizen quips on railway ticket value
An Economist quotes a philosophic citizen arguing that he enjoys being late because he gets more transportation value for his money when buying a railway ticket. The exchange highlights wit over travel timing and perceived efficiency.
Bald headed wit and neighborhood musings in a civic chat
A genial citizen replies that baldness is not a bother while out evenings his wife has enough hair for two. The piece ends with thoughts on fearing the world forgets one's purpose and a remark about heaven and neighborly provocation.
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National Crusaders
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Garry
Penitentiary
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J. C. van Winkle
F. A. Thomas
Thomas Dodge
W. M. Clark
Stacy
Nlghey
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Talimat
Tim Shortman
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