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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
3
Thousands will march in Toledo next Saturday July 1 in a vast patriotic demonstration expected to surpass past events. Organizers report extensive participation from industry and residents, with decorations planned citywide and many outside visitors anticipated.
State Civil Service Commission urges neutral stance from Ohio classified employees amid active politics. The notice cites the late Civil Service law banning support or participation in politics, notes ineligibility as candidates, and penalties of 50 to 500 dollars and up to six months in jail. It vows enforcement without fear or favor. Also mentions National Guard regiments and potential wartime training for border deployment.
The National Red Cross Medical Association announced to President Wilson that more than 2,000 physicians and surgeons are available for Mexican war service. Dr. W. E. Daniel of Madison was elected president amid preparations for the 1917 convention as rivalry grows in recruiting.
Acting on Colonel Harry B. Knox of the Tenth Ohio Volunteers, Marietta, Mayor Med initiates plans to organize a company of volunteers. A Sons of Veterans group has formed another unit. The city is energized with recruitment and expects several full-strength companies.
The Fortifications Appropriation bill, carrying 34 million for defenses and ordnance, was approved by the House 105 to 9. The total is about 17 million more than last year’s bill. An amendment by Representative Taylour to abolish a top‑watch system to avoid labor bonuses in government arsenals passed 197 to 115, a move opposed by labor groups.
Mexican ambassador Eliseo Arredon informed diplomatic reps of South and Central American republics that Carranza troops in Chihuahua were ordered not to attack American forces, countering American claims of aggression.
The United States condemns Mexican bandit attacks as uncivilized and murderous. It notes American lives and property harmed, frontier turmoil, and asserts U.S. troops will remain in Mexico until bandits are arrested and punished by the de facto government, rejecting charges of territorial aggrandisement.
Michigan farmers hold wheat off the market as prices remain low with little movement in Detroit and other markets showing only small farm sales. The piece notes a general hope for higher prices as war uncertainties ease and includes Adrian report of a post King Day event presenting a fag to Company B, 82nd Michigan Infantry with broad local attendance.
Announcement reports the consolidation of Genesee County Savings and First National banks in Michigan. The new bank will become a major institution in the state, combining long histories from two of the county’s oldest banks.
In Kalamazoo Michigan Rev Ewart Troost confronted a grave illness. A parishioner offered a quart of blood and another member donated a second quart. Doctors warned further operations might be needed while at least seven church members volunteered to continue血 donations to aid the pastor’s recovery.
Tauslig Michigan ad views show Col John H Bersey deputy general of the Michigan National Guard says authorization allows Captain C 2 Hawkins in Kansas City to buy over 60 000 horses for the state militia Blanks and specs will be sent to militia captains across Michigan to aid in securing the animals
Secretary Daniels stated a navy ship is en route to every Mexican port and no further orders are needed to protect Americans at all ports. The text also notes public attitudes toward inheritance taxes and remarks on hemp production urged for by growers in the Philippines.
Scientific American argues for a belt line coastal road while stressing the need for good roads everywhere. It warns that war readiness requires roads that endure, criticizing reliance on poorly built “special war roads” by average county officials and calling for robust, time-tested infrastructure.
A Mason Town man received a patent for a regular barn design featuring a circular fireproof structure built of cement and brick with hollow tile walls. The design incorporates heat circulation through the walls by spaces extending around the building.
Four year old Helen Hassel, daughter of James Hassel, died after a peanut kernel lodged in her windpipe causing slow strangulation in East Liverpool. Officials labeled the incident a fatal accident with no indication of foul play.
A housekeeper position is advertised by J. Gallaher at 320 Superior Street in Toledo Ohio. The notice seeks a middle aged woman to fill the role and offers inquiries with the listed contact.
Wanted: good reliable domestic worker for general housework. No washing. Apply to 413 Summit St or Parkwood Ave in Toledo Ohio. Female preferred. Postal details or contact method not provided.
Advertisement solicitation seeks ambitious men or women to start cleaning dyeing and pressing shops in local neighborhoods. No capital or experience required. Address CHAS H JAY O Box 385 Toledo Ohio for details.
Used car notice for a 1916 Studebaker bus featuring electric lights and self starter. Extra tail light, Kon 2,000 miles, good as new. Sold by Davis Motor Sales at 917 Jefferson Ave Toledo Ohio. Telephone Main 4806.
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