Ohio Governor Pattison Dies After Prolonged Illness
Cincinnati June 19 Governor John M Pattison died at 4 20 pm at his country home in Milford after a long illness Brights disease caused his death He had returned from the south weeks ago and underwent a sorrowful inauguration He will be buried Thursday afternoon in Milford following services at the Methodist church Officials confirm a statewide funeral attended by Supreme Court and state officers Chief executive was 52 and had served since January His death triggers a political change suit by Mark Slater against J W Johnson for state printer referenced in the report
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Death of Governor Pattison Stuns Columbus
Columbus mourns Governor John Pattison as news of his death spreads. The city reels from the sudden loss, with public and political figures expressing shock at Pattison's passing and arranging funeral proceedings in the capital.
Barber's Statement Attacks Pattison Appointment Policies
Harvey C. Barber, chairman of the Democratic state executive committee, said Pattison carried out most campaign pledges and promised legislation. He criticized Governor Pattison for cautious changes and for facing obstacles every time he tried to name a successor to a Republican officeholder, including the lieutenant governor's post.
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Pattison Career Story of Ohio Governor Pattison
John M Pattison the forty first governor of Ohio and a Democrat rose from farmer son to lawyer insurer executive and political leader. Born near Boston Clermont county he served in the army then earned a law degree before entering public life and leading Union Central Life Insurance while later serving in the state senate and finally winning the governorship in 1905. He died after a long illness with sympathy pouring in from former rivals and colleagues including Myron T Herrick.
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Tragedies and Arrests Span States in brief three cases
In Chester Pennsylvania William Horsey, a Black man, was shot and killed while evading a policeman. In Gro, Indiana Lon Garnutt, 55, a postmaster, killed himself in the post office after despondency since his son's death three months ago. In Fort Worth Texas Dave Meville and Wheelock Harvey were captured, wanted in New York for robbing the First National Bank of a large cash and securities haul.
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Randebaugh Solidayy Feuation at City Parrat Wooster
June 20 report details the Randebaugh reunion held at City Parrat Wooster last Thursday. It notes the presence of the oldest Randebaugh living, sister of J A Rauheute, over 00 years, traveling 150 miles to attend. Mrs Wasson hosts her daughter and Mr Charles Zimmermater of Cleveland. Draven persons were immersed in Cadar Run waters. Esthel services Sunday attendance dampened by rain. Rev ZH Yoders of raphos and R W H Landaw of Canton attended. Mr and Mrs Mathew Gant were riders at Howman home Friday. Mrs Henry Webb among locals. Mr De Bex Landaw still unable to walk though much improved. Mrs Sarah Walton returned home on Lorain last Saturday. Miss Luella Spitler visited home of W Kelly for a week.
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Paint Township School Board Names For Next Year
Paint township F school board approves staffing for the coming year with Towiebite as superintendent and Cleve Rickeecker, pSroy Grammar, Wilson Musser, Lillian Numbers Wear Lebanon. board names include Ward Bomnelly No. 8, Bisach-dates No. 4, BMinnté Schiatty No. 6, Mumaws No. 6. Harvey Blow to bid on the new high school building, opening July 1 with completion expected this year.
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Hay Loader Bargains at Warding & Co Next to Court House
We offer second hand and new hay loaders with various features and prices. Call and visit near Court-House to view models such as push arm loaders and wet hay loaders, including side delivery and swath pickup options. Is your hay season ready with reliable gear?
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Meat Inspection Bill Reaches Complete Agreement At White House
At the White House a complete agreement on meat inspection legislation was reached with President Roosevelt and the House Agriculture Committee. Speaker Canton represented the committee. The measure would authorize an annual 3 million dollar appropriation for inspection costs with no funding carve-out. The civil service waiver for inspectors would be removed. No date would be on labels for most fed products. The president approved these actions.
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