Labor measures approved and highway post reshuffle in Ohio
Ohio actions include labor bill signings and nine hour workday for women, with nine other measures enacted. Governor Harmon vetoed canal funding and a criminal court bill, while appointing James R. Marker to lead the state highway department, elevating salary from 3000 to 4000 annually. Enforcement of the Green law on women’s hours is suspended pending ruling, and multiple bills were killed or amended.
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Columbus
State Board of Public Works
James R. Marker
Dark County
Hartson
James
Wonders
McGuire
Highway Department
Fullington
Harmon
Marker
State Highway Department
Hogan
Ohio Association of Manufacturers
Kearns
General Assembly
Isaac E. Huffman
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Kennedy
Lima
Whiteemore
Haya
Ottawa
Wood
Hudebn
Irving
Jerpel Township
Preble Quanty
Mablinch
Physicians Split Over Fees in Ohio Vital Statistics Case
The article notes most physicians favor cooperation on Ohio vital statistics billing, but some, including Dr. Joseph J. Boone of Hardin County who led the rent case, argue physicians should receive a fee for returning data.
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Ohio
Joseph J. Boone
Hardin County
Birth statistics credibility hit by court decision
The supreme court ruling undermines vital statistics work by weakening physician and midwife reporting of births. It upholds reports in confinement but removes detailed parentage data, crippling data for registrars. Also covers local crime cases and public notices about officials returning funds and salaries.
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State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Washington
Supreme Court
Ning
Corn Crop Outlook Encouraging Despite Acreage Discrepancies
A national corn report notes growing acreage and normal conditions point to a large crop, with estimates suggesting roughly 200 million bushels more than last year. State and federal figures differ by about 11.5 million acres for 1910, Ohio and Indiana among those with larger gaps.
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Columbus
United States Department of Agriculture
United States Department
Ohio
Indiana
I Nold
Buckeye
Ohio to send strong team to Camp Perry shoot
Columbus Ohio selection of a crack state team to compete at Camp Perry August 17 24 against regular army navy and other states. Col Lloyd W Howard leads as captain with Lt Col J Guy Denny as spotter Capt Harry S Dyar as aide and Lieut Frank Walsh as coach.
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Columbua
Ohio
Army
Navy
Camp Perry
Adit
Weybrecht
Eich Ornek
Hota
Charles G. Winder
G. &. Benedict
W. H. Richards
John C. Lemon
Harry 8. Dyar
Seventh Infantry
Frank ©. Walsh
Sixth Infantry
Horse Dies After Chest Injury In Auto Collision
Archbold George Gorsuch auto agent died after a horse crushed his chest when it leaped into the automobile driven by Emil Hinder of Elmira. The vehicle wrecked, one horse killed, and Hinder badly hurt. North Lewisburg set July 21 for Mrs. Sarah Austin’s 100th anniversary celebration with stores closed and town decor.
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Archbold
George Gorsuch
Wallacon
Emil Hinder
Elmira
North
Lewisburg
Sarah Austin
Austin Haes
Methodist Church
Women’s Mission Society elects officers at Ohio Conference
At the twenty first annual meeting of the Ohio Conference branch of the Woman's Missionary Society of Evangelical associations officers were elected: President Mrs W J Nauman Cleveland vice president Mia H C Berger Toledo recording secretary Mrs BL Weatherwax Marion corresponding secretary Miss Clara Kinnefelter Marion treasurer Mrs Estella Schultz Fremont. Akron chosen as 1912 meeting place.
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Marion
Ohio
Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Associations
W. J. Nauman
Cleveland
Mia
H.C. Berger
Tifin
Mra
BL. Weatherwax
Mise Clara Kinnefelter
Estella Schultz
Fremont
Akron
Verse of the Vi 5 on the voice of the soul and intellect
A fragmented philosophical excerpt argues that human intellect sits on the brow and is read in the eyes, the heart on the countenance, while the soul speaks only through voice. It contrasts prophetic revelation in a still voice with the voice from the burning bush and notes the external fountain as the visible sign of inner flow. Longfellow Hyperion.
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Longfellow
Hyperion
Too Bad About Jon Arm Injury Threatens Pitching Career
A rumor quotes fate mocking Jon’s arm as he sprains it and faces doubt he can ever pitch again. Nearly 90 kin people reportedly plan to consult a doctor or similar expert to decide his fate.
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Jon
Canton to Host 1912 Ohio Knights of Pythias Meeting
Hamilton reports the Ohio Knights of Pythias installed officers elected by past chancellors arranging next year’s gathering. Canton was chosen as the 1912 meeting site. Elected grand officers include Marguerite Baddely Toledo grand chief and others across Delaware Gallon Shelby Lancaster St. Marys Hamilton and Lancaster.
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Hamilton
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Canton
Pythian Statera
Ohio
Marguerite Baddely
Toledo
Cora Hutchinson
Delaware
Emma Jelley
Gallon
Sue Moyer
Shelby
Alfie Gwynn
Sidney
Mollie Kellar
Lancaster
Grand Protector
Lillian Howard
Mra
Emma Smith
St. Marys
William Jefferson
Dr Dabney Honored at Georgetown College Board Meeting
At Georgetown College trustees meeting in Columbus Dr Charles W Dabney of the University of Cincinnati and Prof Archibald T Roberts of Louisville Baptist Theological Seminary were awarded LL D degrees. President Arthur Yager said $8 000 remains to be raised to complete the $100 000 endowment fund.
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Columbus
Georgetown, Ky
Charles W. Dabnay
University of Cincinnati
Archibald T. Roberts
Louisville Baptist Theological Seminary
Arthur Yager
Georgetown College
Abigail Schwab Receives B A Degree at Western College
Abigail E. Schwab daughter of Mayor Schwab of Cincinnati received the B A degree in the Western College for Women fifty sixth commencement. The class of 42 was the largest, with graduates from eleven states. Rev John Timothy Stone delivered the address in Chicago.
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Oxford
Abigail E. Schwab
Schwab
Cincinnati
Western College For Women
John Timothy Stone
Chicago
Hundreds At Work In Tuscarawas District Mines Resume
Nearly every mine in the Tuscarawas district has resumed operations after a year’s layoff due to a strike. The Mulling mines reopened with 174 men. Six mines of the Goshen Coal Co led by president Charley Calalaghan of Cleveland will resume. Four mines of the Royal Golden Coal Co will start. The Indian Hill Co’s mines have also resumed.
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New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas
Mulling
Goshen Coal Co
Charley Calalaghan
Cleveland
Royal Goaden Coal Co
Indian Hill Co
NEW PRESIDENT CHOSEN AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY
Oxford. The board of trustees at Miami University elected Raymond Mollyneaux Hughes, dean of the college of liberal arts and chemistry professor, as acting president after Guy Potter Benton’s resignation.
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Oxford
Miami University
Ing
Raymond Mollyneaux Hughes
College of Liberal Arte
Guy Potter Benton
Dayton GraduatesReceive Diplomas in Ceremony
Two hundred fifty elect graduates of Steele and Stivers high schools received diplomas from President Herr of the board of education. Judge R W Baggott gave the chief address. Delawire G C Hartley of Dayton and W B Thows of St Teres were elected trustees at large for Ohio Wesleyan University, the former for four years and the latter for five years.
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Dayton
Steele and Stivers High Schools
Herr
Board of Education
R. W. Baggott
Delawire G. C. Hartley
W. B. Thows
St Tors
Range
Ohio Wesleyan University
Tyr of Geur
Uie Zeiter
TRESTLE COLLAPSES AT Hughes Station
A temporary Big Four trestle collapsed under seven box cars laden with dirt, sending twenty men to the creek bed twenty feet below and injuring seventeen slightly. Nearby notices report graduations, commissions, and local events including a Sunday closing fight over moving picture shows.
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Hughes Station
Delaware
Lens
Canton Fertilizing plant destroyed by Canton Fire
Canton Fire destroyed the Canton Fertilizing plant, far from water and without firefighting appliances. Estimated loss listed at 76100 dollars. Tr. George Hodges of Cambridge delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon to the graduation class of Unealy University. The address was unusually short, while Dr M A Ariaiong led the devotions.
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Canton
Canton Fertilizing
Jina
George Hodges
Cambridge
Maas
Unealy University
M.A. Ariaiong
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General Hogan
Public Utilities Commission
Malcolm A. Karsher
Karsher
Williams & Thompson Co
Mike Presio
Mahoning
D. Cramer
Otis Hurley
Jesse B. Roberta
Creamer
Granville W. Mooney
House
Roberts
Mooney
Charles H. Graves
Senate Book Department
Graves
John A. Brennan
State Treasurer's Office
Tax Commission
Dix
New York
Ullnois Division
Grand Army of the Republic
Congress
Robert H. Lee
National Hall of Fame
Pitteburg
National
Woman's Mission Society
Mrs. Winstons
Chittren Ra
Alphonse Karr
Diogenea
Asus
Leas Reales Revantof
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Patie
Brooklyn
Sewior
Ebrofon
Common Sense
R. Y. Pierce
Buffalo
Aemilee
Sail Medical CO
Ea Tn
DR. Dabney
Marysville
Union County
EB. H. Eswine
Ohio State University
Millsville
George Stevenson
Stevenson
County Boxwell
Tawa Theater
Paul F. Connor
Leutenant
Company B
Gemco
Graf-Morsbach CO
Beecham
Evan
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