Need to file reports before July 1 for Ohio banks and corporations
Ohio banks and corporations face penalties for failing to file capital stock tax and excise tax reports by July 1 under new state law. The Bankers conference with Auditor Sayre led to extended filing to June for this year, with strict enforcement next year. The state warns charters may be canceled after ninety days delinquent. Matron selection for the Girls Industrial Home near Delaware eyed for July 1 effect. Supreme Court upholds Allin liquor tax and township tax district laws amid other rulings.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ix Commission
Sayre
Franklin County
Public Utilities Commission
Delaware
Board of Trustees
Hubbard
Olio
Harmon
Supreme Court
Vaid
Newark
State Food and Dairy Commissioner's Office
United States Supreme Court
Attorney General’s Department
State Dairy and Food Department
Dillonvalle
Jefferson County
E. Harding
Ilegal Road
Mahoning County
Cleveland High Level
William Howell
William Erick
Walter D. Mears
Howell
Hamilton Lumber Co
Hamilton Homestead & Loan Co
Butler
M. Welsh
Sleepy Eye Milling Co
Cuyahoga
George Koellner
Tohavcc Co
Hamilton
Alfred Wa Meee
Adler Va
Whitbock
Codify Child Law Contest Dominates Ohio News
Governor Harmon appointed Judge Daniel Babst of Crestline and Arthur Baldwin of Cleveland to a commission to codify child law. The report also covers bribery trials, testimony, detectives, and political corruption disclosures in Columbus.
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Columbua
Daniel Babst
Crestline
Arthur D. Baldwin
Cleveland
Harmon
Iswa
Babet
Crawford County
Common Plans
Haldwin
Jurge George 8. Addams
Cuyahoga County
Hogan Cold Comfort for Rejection of Green Law
Attorney General T. Hogan declares cold comfort for opponents of the Green law. He says decisions support upholding legislation limiting employment of women and extending Workmen's Compensation protections. The message emphasizes tenhour day provisions and constitutional grounds.
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Hogan
Fernbank Dam Dedication Planned as Regional Celebration
A proposed special association will organize a week long Fernbank dam dedication in late September uniting Hamilton Ohio and Kenton Campbell Kentucky counties. Taft and regional lawmakers would be invited to speak. A river pageant from Pittsburg to Cairo is planned with diverse craft participation.
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Cincinnati
Fernbank
Hamilton
Ohio
Kenton and
Campbell
Kentucky
Fermink
Taft J
United States
Pittsburg
Cairo
Father Indicted in Neighbor Murders After Town Fire
Portamouth-Alexander Nichols, a farmer, is indicted for complicity in the murder of Oliver and Minor Pratt whose bodies were found in the ruins of their home after a fire. Robbery is cited as the motive. the Pratts had just sold their tobacco crop. Nichols’s son Jesse, 23, is jailed awaiting trial for complicity.
Ohio G A R en Campment draws hundreds to Lorain
Lorain hosts the forty fifth G A R department of Ohio encampment with hundreds in town. Receptions bind veterans, Ladies of the G A R, Sons of Veterans, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary, Daughters of Veterans and Women's Relief Corps. Gen Henry A Aximne of Columbus seeks re election against Charles A Miller of Cincinnati. Three cities vie for the 1912 state convention Springfield Columbus and Hamilton.
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Chas. A. Miller
Cincinnati
Springfeld
Columbus
Hamilton
Handsome Donation to United Brethren Seminary
Harriet Long gave gifts of money and property valued at about 50000 to Bonebrake Theological Seminary of the United Brethren Church. Though not a member herself, she credits her acts to goodwill toward the United Brethren and the Dunkards connection.
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Dayton
Ohio State lodge hosts U S U alumni outing
Hamilton reports the annual O S U alumni gathering of Southern Ohio at Ohio State lodge by the Miami river with about seventy five alumni. A feast and frolic marked the day while Dr Horace Willacre and Dr Norton Dock, both of Cincinnati, led the association. J Allen Welsh, a former Oxford National bank president, was injured after a fall at his home and is in critical condition.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Ohio State Lodge
Miami River
Horace Willacre
Cincinnati
Norton Dock
J. Allen Welsh
Oxford National Bank
Dayton baseball player drowned in Miami river
Dayton amateur baseball figure George W. Russell aged 18 was drowned while swimming in the Miami river after being struck by cramps. The incident was reported as a fatal drowning affecting the local sports community.
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Dayton
George W. Russell
Miami River
Two Men Die in Cavern Collapse in Canton Mining Incident
In Canton an avalanche of loam and gravel crushed two men and seriously injured another at Denula & Dickey. Alfred Dickey, 42, and Steve Maloney, 60, were killed. Matt Dennis, 40, and John Ures were injured. Dickey and Maloney died at the cavern, while Degais was revived.
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Canton
Denula & Dickey
Alfred Dickey
Steve Maloney
Matt Dennis
John Ures
Dickey
Milanay
Degais
Missouri Wins Grand American Handi cap at Arlington
At Arlington Gun Club a field of 491 shooters from across the country competed in the Grand American handicap. Harvey Dilton of Missouri claimed high honors with only one miss in 100 shots. Kilgore and Dixon showed strong runs while Mrs Andy Topperwein and G W Maxwell highlighted the day with notable scores. The interstate trophy and a $1,000 cash prize accompanied the victory.
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H. D. Kilgore
Mr. Dixon
Kilgore
Plehty
Dixon
Pred Sbiduck
Columbus
RO. Heikes
Dayton
F. B. Rodgers
St Lona
H. B. Blanks
Vicksburg
Miss. Nona
Andy Topperwein
America
G. W. Maxwell
Maxwell
Topperwein
Standoff Ends With Marshal Fined After Family Row
Sunbury reports Marshal Joseph Webster, 54, with facial injuries from efforts to quell a family quarrel at the Preston home. He was fined 910 and costs for assaulting Mrs Preston after Preston and his son also faced fines for a joint attack on the officer. the village reaction was strong.
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Sunbury
EXI
Preston
Marshal Joseph Webster
Costes
Webster
Prestons
Columbus art director to lead Eastern Arts Summer School
W D Campbell, director of art in Columbus public schools, will oversee the Eastern Arts Summer school in New York City. He departs July 9 to visit Chicago's Western Applied Arts Summer school, then proceeds to Baltimore before starting in New York July 17. The trip aims to showcase Columbus Republic school art work.
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Columbus
W. D. Campbell
Columbus Public Schools
Eastern Arts ‘Suntuier
New York City
Campbell
Chicago
Western Applied Arts
Baltimore
Republic Schools of Columbus
Officer Wounded as Telegraph Dance Row Breaks
Newark special policeman William Glenn shot Frank Savange three times after ordering a dance to stop. A fight followed. Glenn was badly beaten. Dancing party members dragged Lim toward the railroad track but he was rescued by fellow officers. Glenn’s injuries likely fatal.
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Newark
William Glenn
Frank Savange
Savange
Lim
Glenn
Care of Seamen Contracts Across the U S
The public health and immigrant hospital service arranged nationwide contracts to treat and care for seamen. Cincinnati will provide maintenance at one dollar per day, burial costs set at eighteen dollars each, with similar agreements in Cleveland and Toledo.
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Cincinnati
Public Health and Immine Hospital Service
United States
Claemhat
Cincinnati Hospital
W. G. Sletke
Cleveland
Toledo
New Troop Honored in Centennial Escort Duty
Cincinnati troop newly organized as C Troop selected by the centennial commission to act as special escort for Gov Harmon in the centennial parade in Camp Coshocton.
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Cincinnati
Camp Coshocton
Centennial Commission
Gov. Harmon
Quarrel Over Cattle Ends in Fatal Shooting
A dispute over grazed cattle ended with neighbor James Manchester killing 46 year old Jeune Thatcher. Manchester, 19, telephoned for assistance before the act. The incident occurred as tensions mounted between the households in the rural community. Meanwhile Dr. Guy Potter Benton, president of Miami University, preached the Baccalaureate sermon at the Vermont institution’s graduation, addressing the graduates.
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Jeune Thatcher
James Manchester
Manchester
Osford
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
University of Vermont
Vermont
Endeavorers End State Convention in Cleveland
Rev Frances E Clark opened the state Christian Endeavor convention in Cleveland. Leaders G Woolley and J Frank Hunley hailed the movement. Canton was chosen for next year’s meeting. Officers elected: President T Lawrence Cleveland, General Secretary Poling Columbus, Vice President Sibley Columbus, Secretary Southwell Cleveland, Treasurer Evans Newark. District superintendents named. Speakers included Billy Sunday and Rev Willis Hotchkiss with broad coverage of mission work and youth rally themes.
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Cleveland
G. Woolley
Madison
Wis
J. Frank Hunley
Indiana
Christan Endeavor
Canton
O. Offlcota
T. ©. Lawrence
Daniel A. Poling
Columbua
W. R. Sibley
Columbus
George
Hippodrome
Billy Sunday
George Snyder, Jr
Portland
California
Japan
Allahabad
Ganges
Doctor Clark
Eleven Business Houses Burn in Barberton Fire
In Barberton a blaze swept the business section destroying eleven buildings and threatening the entire commercial district. Akron and Barberton combined efforts cut water supply and battled two hours to control flames before the fire was checked. Loss estimated around 9140,000.
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Akron
Barberton
Howe
Inesa
Western Canada's Good Crop Prospects Brighten Emigration
In Western Canada crop prospects are excellent across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Immigrant official Mr White reports widespread reports of bumper wheat oats and barley yields with acreages rising and land values expected to advance. Emigration continues at record levels as buyers target rail-adjacent lands offering strong soils and sheltering groves.
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White
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Western Canada
Judge Parry on Domestic Frailties in Court
In remarks from his judicial duties, Judge Parry says he has learned to sympathize with domestic frailties. He recalls rebuking a man for backing up his wife in a story he found absurd yet believed the man bore no belief in it. The judge warned him to be more careful and candidly stated he did not believe the wife’s tale, though the man asserted his own lie.
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Columbus
Andrews
Cetone
Hutman
Diegle
B. Kinkead
T. SB. Hagen
Atate
C. Turner
Turner
Rodney Diegle
Kenate Ser Senatat Arma
Huffman
Byrne
F. 8
Hartisan
A. ©. Bailey
D. S. Barry
Senate
Harrison
Chittenden
Dore
Obin
Burns
Deneen
Ilinois
Matfern
Mattern
Parry
Revenge and Rumor On the Wassail Gap
A terse exchange hints at personal vengeance and a plan to confront a rival at a gathering. The speaker vows retribution for being cut out in an underhanded way and mentions a chance to smoke out the man known as Bim, while lamenting no ally to stop the plan.
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Steuths
Delaware Girls’ Industrial School
Jefferson
Guernsey
Belmont
Noble
State Tax Commission
Ohi
Toplea
Tax Commission
Hogan Cold Comfort
Fernbank AM
Son
Missouri
Harvey Dixon
TLY
Frances E. Clark
D. D
Willis R. Hotchkiss
British East Africa
Jaaac T. Headland
Melvin J. Trotter
Conventiona
Mr. Trotter
Francis BE. Clark
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