| ° , | aes = 83 oan : S| yg - gee teat nee = os & = = = oa fa : = ee pI Se «Be? ol Sl , ee Se ieat le } 7 i To Own Property ) vy A HAND BOOK Ohio State Board of Commerce Boe OF PE DOLCE ho. 2 has os oe hak or e's 7 Committees and Committee Memberships. ..8—-11 Ptezidents Annual Address.............. 12 Meriectetition-of Board. 0.2 ...6. 5... akc 23 List of Constituent Members.............. 29 Fist of Active Members.................. 33 SEVENTY -SEVENTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Pereets Of the Setiate os... ooo. ck eee cect 103 mremipeteof the Senate... ...i.. : : F Canton Public Accountant and Auditor. CARE HO NWAn,. . : : : : : ; Cleveland City Treasurer. Guy H. KENNEDY, . = : A Cincinnati Public Ac haitant aa Auditor. Counsel for Committee. FRANCIS B. JAMES, ; : : . Cincinnati Jones & James, aelabsiay cand aw. Committee on Primary Election Law. JUDGE GILBERT H. STEWART, Chairman, : . Columbus Attorney-at-Law. Hon. Paul, HOWLAND, : F ¢ ; : Cleveland Attorney-at-Law. W. 1. Day, : : : : : : ; ; Canton City Solicitor. W.P.STEPHENSON, . . ; : é . West Union Prosecuting Attorney. Gro. S. Lonc, . : ; : t ; j ; a com Attorney-at-Law. II PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL ADDRESS. To the Members of the Ohio State Board of Commerce. The Constitution of this Board states its purpose to be ‘‘To make Olio the best state in the Union in which to earn a living, operate a business, and own property.” We seek to establish these conditions through improving our laws. This purpose, and the method adopted for its accomplishment, must appeal strongly to every person in the State who is moved by an intelligent desire to promote the general and his own welfare. During the year 1906 our membership lst was increased by a net gain of 486, making the full number of members on November 30, 1906, 1858. In. increasing our membership an effort was made to effect a better distribution throughout the state. We now have members in seventy-four counties, leaving but fourteen counties unrepresented. The importance of this distribution will be appreciated when the fact is considered that we now have members who are constituents of about eighty per cent of the member- ship of the General Assembly and are, therefore, in I2 position to use their personal influence with their Representatives to secure the enactment or defeat of any measure upon which this Board has expressed an opinion. Should an Annual Meeting of this Board be attended by all of its members, the gathering would be as large, and as representative of the industrial, commercial and financial interests of the State, as a State Convention of either of the great political parties. But it has no part in partisan politics. It stands ready at all times to endorse and aid the enact- ment of any measure that is well designed to pro- mote the general welfare, by whomever it may be proposed. This policy makes friends in all parties and all occupations. A BUSINESS PROPOSITION. While membership in this Board should, in its broadest sense, be considered a patriotic duty, the benefits derived from its services make the member- ship a sound business proposition. The work done and the experience gained during the past five years has placed this Board in a position that enables it to now give to its members, and to all persons in the State who should become members, its guarantee that: 1. It will employ counsel to draft bills necessary to carry into legal and practical effect all suggestions made by its members for the improvement of the laws. 2. It will employ counsel to explain to the mem- bers and committees of the General Assembly all bills prepared or endorsed by it. 13 3. It will employ counsel to wmmedtately examine every bill and joint resolution introduced in the General Assembly and to make an explanatory synopsis of such of thera as are found to be important. 4. It will employ counsel having knowledge of existing laws; good judgment as to how the enactment of a proposed amendment or bill would affect exist- ing laws, if enacted; and a good technical knowledge of the legal meaning or words and phrases, to aid members of the General Assembly in drafting amend- ments, bill and resolutions so as to make it certain that they correctly express the intent of their authors and are well designed to properly fit into the body of existing law. The fiascos that have occurred through the enact- ment of laws that are so impracticable they cannot be administered, that are clearly unconstitutional, or that have been so changed in the process of enact- ment that they do not express the intent of their authors or of the General Assembly, show the neces- sity of having important bills carefully examined by experts at every step of procedure from their intro- duction until they are published as laws. 5. It will publish a ‘‘General Assembly Record”’ during every session of the General Assembly, containing the following information: (a) A list of the names and addresses of all officers of State; members of the Supreme Court; and members of the General Assembly ; (>) Number, name of legislative author, and the official title of every bill and joint resolution intro- 14 duced, with an explanatory synopsis of the important measures, and the name of the:committee to which each measure is referred; (d) Action of all committees on all measures; (e) A verbatim copy in full text of every roll call in Senate and House; (f) Such other information as may be thought helpful to the members of this Board. By this means every member of this Board will have opportunity to keep himself correctly and promptly informed regarding all measures pending before the General Assembly, and the legislative position and progress made by each. 6. It will supply each member, upon request, with one official copy of any bill or joint resolution he may desire. 7. It will send to all members an official copy of every bill and joint resolution deemed to be of suffi- cient importance to justify an appeal to each member to use his influence with the Senators and Represen- tatives from his district to secure the enactment or defeat of the measure, as the case may be. 8. It will after due consideration, endorse or dis- approve measures proposed by others and bring the weight of the combined influence of its. membership to favor their enactment or defeat. 9. It will pay the expenses of,all members of its standing committees necessarily incurred in attending committee meetings. 10. It will do a large amount of educational work intended to develop a correct and uniform public T5 opinion throughout the State in behalf of such ques- tions of public policy as it may advocate or oppose from time to time. 11. It will do all of this work and accomplish results of great value to every taxpayer and business man in this State, if its membership is properly main- tained and increased, without calling on any member for financial assistance beyond the payment of his annual dues (Ten Dollars) and the securing of one new member. This guarantee reduces the question of a member- ship in this Board, for every business and professional man in the State, to a sound commercial proposition. The service which it guarantees to render is clearly worth to any member all it will cost him, and more. The result of work already accomplished proves this beyond question. : INVESTMENT AND RESULTS. The members of this Board have paid for the support of its work, as follows: YEAR AMOUNT WOOD Pee Ft ae ee eee $ 1,903.00 1908S eS a ee ae ee CN ee 4,670.00 1904. 6 esse os eee ee Ge ee ae 8,522.28 190522. hace b as ae a a ee P7BLL..oO 1906 2S Rae Eh ae eee ee ee 19,463.58 Total for five years:...23 eas eases $51,870.36 In 1902, by reason of work done by this Board, a law was enacted ‘‘To create a bureau of inspection and supervision of public offices and to establish a unt- form system of public accounting, auditing and reporting under the administration of the Auditor of State.”’ Mr. Joseph T. Tracy, Chief Deputy of the Bureau of Inspection, has addressed the Board at this Annual Meeting on the administration of this law. In this address-Mr. Tracy states: “The aggregate amount of the findings as to tllegal fees and unauthorized payments from county treasuries as disclosed by these investigations, amounts to over one million dollars, of which amount probably one-half “has been returned to the public funds.” Here is an aggregate saving of $500,000 accounted for from but one source—county accounts—with reported findings amounting to over $1,000,000. It is not a violent assumption to presume that the direct savings and the aggregate findings from all sources— the accounts of all cities, villages, townships, school districts, etc.—afiected by the enforcement of this f law will amount to many millions. In 1904, by reason of work done by this Board, a law was enacted requiring the deposit of State funds at interest for the benefit of the people. The benefits derived from the administration of this law are plainly stated in the following letter: 17 Treasury Department. CoLumBus, November 23, 1906. ‘“Mr. ALLEN R. Foote, Commissioner, Columbus, Ohio: “Dear Sir:—In compliance with your re- quest of the 21st, it affords me pleasure to inform you that there are at the present time seventy- five (75) depositories for State funds located in various parts of the State of Ohio. The follow- ing statement shows the amount on deposit and the net interest received by the State since the operation of the Depositary Law: DATE. ON DEPOSIT. NET INTEREST. February, 1905....$1,050,000.00.... $ 8,053.08 Mave 1005 s.4, 154s 2,240,000.00.... 11,614.55 August, 1905..-... 2,250,000;00.... 2 Ot 72 November, 1905... 1,856,900.00.... 11,621.85 February, 1906.... 2,780,000.00.... 12,402.65 TEN, oes oto eRe pane 2,790,000.00.... 15,408.96 August, 1906...... 2,850,000.00.... 14,134.71 ‘Total net interest.<..>. ss sacks $86,237 .51 ‘“‘Trusting the above information will cover the points in question, I beg to remain, Very trul y yours, bs (Signed) Cuas. C. GREEN, Cashier.’ 18 These facts enable me to present to you the following statement: Saving from Public Accounting law. .$500,000.00 Saving from State Depositary law.... 86,237.51 WoteSavin PSs sce Sos Beh pie cae $586,237.51 Bataan: Pir. voi Sloe ae ooh as 51,870.36 Dee Aloe 9s. Sas pales Peek $534,367.15 Can any member of this Board, can any business or professional man in this State, reasonably ask for any better return for his membership dues, or his donation than this? Does not this result, in all fairness, entitle this Board to a membership from every business man in this State? More than this, is not this Board now in a position which justifies it in demanding, as a moral proposi- tion, a membership from every business and pro- fessional man in good standing in the State? Forceful as this exhibit is, it does not tell half the truth. The benefits shown will not stop with the year 1906, they will continue and increase from year to year. They will be an ever increasing source of satisfaction to the people of this State, and an example ever increasing in brilliancy for the people of all other States. But these two laws do not cover all the work done by this Board. tp 1902. In 1902, in addition to the Public Accounting Law, the effect of the work of this Board can be found in the Municipal Code; the Ohio State Board of Uniform Laws; the Negotiable Instrument Code; the Taxation Constitutional Amendment; the Stockholders’ Double Liability Constitutional Amendment; and the Gov- ernor’s Veto Power Constitutional Amendment. 1903. In 1903 the work of this Board was concentrated upon securing the adoption by the people of the sev- eral constitutional amendments mentioned above. They were all adopted excepting the Taxation Con- stitutional Amendment, which was defeated by those who controlled the action of the Republican State Convention in 1903 and prevented the placing of this amendment on the party ballot in the affirmative. 1904. In 1904, in addition to the State Depositary Law, the effect of the work of this Board can be found in the Primary Election law, partially satisfactory, and the Common School Code. 1905. The work of the Board for 1905 was confined to preparing measures to be submitted to the General Assembly in 1906. 1906. In addition to the enactment of a County Depos- itory law; a partially satisfactory County Salary Law; 20 a law to regulate the sale of the property of general corporations; and a law requiring all chattel mort- gages to be filed with the County Recorder, the follow- ing measures were made ‘“‘half-laws,”’ that is, they passed one branch and are now pending in the other branch of the General Assembly:—A bill to establish an Ohio State Board of Accountancy ; a bill providing for the organization, regulation and inspection of financial institutions; a bill providing for the inspec- tion of financial institutions; and a bill to regulate the conduct of primary elections. A Joint Resolution to amend the Constitution on the subject of Taxation, proposed by this Board, was introduced in the House and is now pending in the House Committee on Taxation. More than this was done. Many other bills were endorsed, or opposed, as conditions required. They were either made ‘‘half-laws,’’ defeated or held in committees. 1307. This statement clearly indicates the work for 1907. It is to acquire strength, by still further increasing the membership of the Board and by educational work done with the people of the state and the members of the General Assembly, to make it certain that all approved ‘‘half-laws’’ shall be enacted and all dis- approved “‘half-laws’’ shall be defeated at the next session of the General Assembly. But far more important than this, in the opinion of those who are most actively identified with the work of this Board, 21 is the securing of the submission to the people by the General Assembly at its next session of the taxation constitutional amendment now pending in the House Committee on Taxation. The success of this measure means more to the business interests and general welfare of the State than any other measure now before the General Assembly. In the Ohio State Board of Commerce the business men of this State have an instrumentality by means of which they can, at small cost, combine their influ- ence for the accomplishment of any legislative result they may desire. They can now discard single- handed work, which is, comparatively, excessively expensive and ineffectual, and depend upon the work of this Board for the enactment of any legislative measure that is right and just and that can be success- fully promoted by methods of publicity, by appeals to the reason of the people and of the members of the General Assembly. This Board employs no_ other methods. I submit to the members of the Board, and to the people of the State, this resume and prospectus of the work of the Ohio State Board of Commerce with great satisfaction and perfect confidence that the business and professional men of the State will promptly show their appreciation of the value of the work done, and in process of being done, by supporting it with their active co-operation. Respectfully submitted, Amos B. McNairy, President. 22 CONSTITUTION Ohio State Board of Commerce. (As AMENDED AT THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING, DECEMBER 13-14, 1906.) ARTICLE Tf. NAME AND OBJECT. SecTion 1. The name of this Association shall be the ‘‘Ohio State Board of Commerce.”’ Sec. 2. The object shall be to promote the com- mercial, the manufacturing and the financial interests of the citizens of the State of Ohio, especially as they may be affected by legislation, so as to make Ohio the best state in the Union in which to earn a living, oper- ate a business and own property. ARTICLE II. MEMBERSHIP AND DELEGATES. SECTION 1. Membership in this Board shall be divided into two classes, Active and Constituent. Sec. 2. Any person, firm, corporation or business association may be admitted to active membership by vote of the Executive Committee. Sec. 3. Any chamber of commerce, board of trade, or similar body, organized to promote industrial and commercial interests may be admitted to a con- stituent membership in this Board by vote of the Executive Committee. 23 Sec. 4. Each constituent member shall be en- titled to be represented in all meetings of the Board by one delegate for every ten dollars paid as annual dues. Such delegates shall be selected by the consti- tuent body in such manner and to serve for such term as it may deem proper. Sec. 5. All memberships shall be continuing memberships and the dues therefor shall be paid an- nually unless the membership is discontinued by death, resignation or non-payment of dues. ARTICLE III. DUES AND DONATIONS. SECTION 1. All dues shall be paid annually and shall be due and payable each year during the month from which the membership dates. Members three months in arrears for membership dues shall not be allowed to resign without payment of dues for the current year. Members one year in arrears for dues shall be dropped from the membership list. Sec. 2. The annual dues for active members shall be Ten Dollars. Active members shall not be liable for any other dues or assessments. Sec. 3. The annual dues for constituent members shall be a per capita tax of five cents each for the full number of its members in good standing during the month of January in each year, but in no case shall the annual dues of a constituent member be less than Ten Dollars. Constituent members shall not be liable for any other dues or assessments. 24 Sec. 4. This Board, its Executive Committee, or any of its officers, shall not have power to contract a debt, or liability of any kind, for which the body, or its membership collectively or individually, can be held responsible. Sec. 5. By action of the Board, or of its Execu- tive Committee, a call may be made upon its member- ship and the public generally, for voluntary donations to a fund in aid of the general work of the Board, or any specific purpose it may at any time be engaged in promoting. ah is ARTICLE IV. VOTING POWER. SecTIon 1. In all meetings of this Board, every active member and every duly accredited representa- tive and delegate shall be entitled to one vote. Sec. 2. Voting by proxy shall not be allowed. Sec. 3. Any proposition may be submitted to the membership of this Board by its Executive Commit- tee, to be voted upon by mail. Such votes shall be canvassed by the Executive Committee and the result announced to the membership of the Board at the expiration of ten clear days after the date on which the proposition and ballot were mailed. ARTICLE V. ANNUAL AND SPECIAL MEETINGS.—QUORUM. SECTION 1. The annual meeting of this Board shall be held during the month of November each year, - at such time and place as may be determined by its 25 Executive Committee. A ten clear days’ notice shall be given to all members of each annual meeting. Sec. 2. Special meetings of this Board may be held at any time and place, when called by its Execu- tive Committee. At least ten clear days’ notice shail be given to all members of a special meeting, which notice shall specify the purpose for which the meeting is called, and no business shall be transacted at such meeting other than that specified in the call. Sec. 3. A majority of all members and delegates registered as being in attendance at any annual or special meeting of this Board, shall constitute a quo- rum for the transaction of business, but such quo- rum shall at no time be less than fifteen, and when- ever the attendance of members and delegates exceed one hundred, twenty-five shall constitute a quorum. ARTICLE VI. OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. SecTiIon 1. The work and affairs of this Board shall be administered by a President, a Vice-President, a Secretary and a Treasurer, who, with eight other active members or delegates, shall constitute an Execu- tive Committee, all of whom shall be elected by the Board at its annual meeting to serve for one year and until their successors are duly elected; and the Board may elect a Commissioner, a General Counsel and an Assistant General Counsel and an Assistant Secretary, who when elected by the Board shall be members of 26 the Executive Committee. Five members shall be a quorum of the Executive Committee. The terms of all officers, the members of the Ex- ecutive Committee and of the Standing Committees of this Board shall begin with the first day of the month following the annual meeting, and the fiscal year of the Board shall begin with the first day of Oc- tober and end with the 30th day of September in each year. Sec. 2. A vacancy in any office, or in the Execu- tive Committee, may be filled by the Executive Com- mittee for the unexpired term. ARTICLE VII. DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. SECTION 1. The officers of this Board shall per- form the customary duties of their respective offices, and such other duties as may be assigned to or re- quired of them from time to time by its Executive Committee, or by the Board, and if any compensation is paid to any of the officers of this Board, the amount thereof, shall be fixed by the Executive Committee, and shall be paid only as authorized by this Com- mittee. ARTICLE VIII. STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES. SECTION 1. Such standing and special committees may be created from time to time by this Board, or by its Executive Committee, as may be deemed necessary for the promotion of the work being under- taken. All committees appointed by the Board shall report to the Board. 27 ARTICLE IX. REPORT AND PROCEEDINGS. SecTion 1. A full report of the proceedings of this Board shall be published annually, by authority of its Executive Committee, for the information of its members. ARTICLE X. AMENDMENTS. SecTIon 1. This Constitution may -be amended at any annual or special meeting of this Board by a two- thirds vote of all membersand delegates in attendance, provided the full text of the amendment proposed shall have been submitted by the member or members proposing the same to the Executive Committee at least ten days before the date of the meeting. CONSTITUENT MEMBERS. Aggregate individual Membership, 8,057. The Board of Trade, Columbus, Ohio. President, GEORGE W. LATTIMER Secretary, J. Y. BASSELL. Membership 1200. The Chamber of Commerce, Cincinnati, Ohio President, W. A. BENNETT. Superintendent, C. B. Murray. Membership 890. The Manufacturers’ Club, Cincinnati, Ohio President, M. B. FARRIN. Secretary, E. P. Witson. Membership 89. The Carriage Makers’ Club, Cincinnati, Ohio President, GEoRGE S. Brown. Secretary, H. S. Cox. Membership 169. The Business Men’s Club, Cincinnati. Ohio President, Epwarp E. SHIPLEY. Secretary, THEODoRIC W. MITCHEL. Membership—Resident 1000, Non-resident 68 29 The Optimist Club, Cincinnati, Ohio. President, ROBERT RAMSEY. Secretary, H. F. Woops. Membership 50. The Chamber of Commerce, Cleveland, Ohio. President, FRANcIS F. PRENTIsS. Secretary, Munson A. Havens Membership 1600. The Board of Trade, Chillicothe, Ohio. President, CLARENCE H. SEARS. - SECRETARY, LYLE S. Evans Membership 150. The Board of Trade, Canton, Ohio. President, C. A. DOUGHERTY. Secretary, H. C. Pontius. Membership 400. The Board of Trade, Massillon, Ohio. President, H. A. CRoXTON. Secretary, Horace C. Brown. Membership 168. The Board of Trade, Portsmouth, Ohio. President, H. S. GRIMEs. Secretary, FLoyp L. SMITH. Membership 202. 30 The Chamber of Commerce, Dayton, Ohio. President, THEODORE FLUHART. Secretary, SEYMOUR B. KELLY Membership 496. The Business Association, Salem, Ohio. President, Dr. F. T. Mies. Secretary, B. L. Fiick. Membership 110. The Commercial Club, Springfield, Ohio. President, W. H. STACKHOUSE. Secretary, W. A. BARBER Membership 285. The Board of Trade, Ironton, Ohio. President, D. C. DaviEs. Secretary, F. J. Ginn. Membership 203. The Produce Exchange, Toledo, Ohio. President, FREDERICK MAYER. Secretary, ARCHIBALD GASSAWAY Membership 65. The Board of Trade, Marysville, Ohio. President, W. C. FULLINGTON. Sercetary, J. H. KinKADE. Membership 200. , 31 The Chamber of Commerce, Zanesville, Ohio. President, E. M. AYErRs. Secretary, MANLEY H. THoMpson. Membership 200. The Chamber of Commerce, Elyria, Ohio. President, A. L. GARFORD. Secretary, Cuas. E. TUCKER. Membership 270. The Board of Trade, Findlay, Ohio. President, E. C. TAYLOR. Secretary, W. S. ForRTUNE. Membership 242, ACTIVE MEMBERS. Membership, May 1, 1907, 2,028; Akron Adamson, Alexander, Akron Brewing Co. Akron Extract & Chemical Co, Akron Peoples Telephone Co. Akron Roofing Tile Co. Akron-Selle Co. Akron Varnish Co Alkali Rubber Co. Allen, George D. Bates, Geo. D., Cashier Secund National Bank. Baird, Chas, Baker-McMillen Co. Burkhardt, M., Brewing Co Buckeye Sewer Pipe Co. Camp, H. B. Colonial Salt Co. Commercial Printing Co. Dangel, Joseph, Supt., American Hard Rubber Co. Diamond Rubber Co. Dollar Savings Bank Co. Emerman, H. J., & Co. Enterprise Mfg. Co. Evans, Wm. H., Sec. & Treas., Dime Savings Bank, Frantz Body Mfg. Co. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. 33 Akron Goodrich, B. F., Co. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Great Western Cereal Co. Hardware & Supply Co. Hill, Geo. R., Vice Pres , American Sewer Pipe Co. Kile Mfg. Co. Mason, F. H. May & Fiebeger. Miller Rubber Mfg. Co National City Bank. Niagara Fire Extinguisher Co. Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co O’Neil, M., & Co. Perkins, George T. Phillips, Thomas, Co Quaker Oats Co. Robinson Clay Product Co. Star Drilling Machine Co. Stein Double Cushion Tire Co. Swinehart Clincher Tire & Rubber Co. U.S. Stoneware Co. Werner Company. Whitman & Barnes Mfg. Co XXth Century H. & V. Co. 34 Alliance Alliance Bank Co. Alliance Gas & Electric Co Allott-Kryder Hardware Co. Cassady Drug & Chemical Co. City Savings Bank & Trust Co First National Bank. Hillgreen, Lane & Co. Huston Milling Co. Koch Brothers. McCaskey Register Co. Morgan Engineering Co Reeves Bros. Co. , Tolerton, I. G., & Son. Archbold Gotshall Bros. Ashland Kauffman Mfg. Co. Myers, F. E., & Bro. Safety Door Hanger Co. Ashtabula Amsden, J. M. Ashtabula Hide & Leather Co. Ashtabula Pail Factory Co. Ashtabula Worsted Mills Co. Barber Mfg. Co. Farmers National Bank. Ideal Hoop Co. Marine National Bank. Raser Tanning Co. Richards Bros. Co. Seymour, B. B. Tinker, C. O. 35 Athens Athens National Bank, O’Blenness, Henry. Poston, C. L. Avery Hoover-Prout Co, Barberton Columbia Chemical Co Diamond Match Co. Paul & Henry. Pittsburgh Valve & Fittings Co Barnesville Eastern Ohio Glass Co. Watt Mining Car Whee] Co Bellaire Bellaire Bottle Co. Dollar Savings Bank Co.” DuBois & McCoy. Enterprise Enamel Co. First National Bank. Imperial Glass Co. Noveity Stamping Co, Rodefer, T. A Bellefontaine ’ Bellefontaine Bridge & Iron Co. Buckeye Portland Cement Co. Colton Brothers Co. HES) Commercial & Savings Bank Co. Howenstein & Huston. Johnson, F. N:, Co. Logan County Lumber Co Miller, A. J., & Co. Peoples National Bank United Telephone Co. Bellevue Bellevue Home Telephone Co Bellevue Stone Co. First National Bank Gross Lumber Co. Ohio Cultivator Co. Wright Banking Co. Blanchester Dewey Bros. Co. Merchants’ & Farmers’ Bank. Smith 2. DL: Botkins Sheets Mfg, Co, Bowling Green Nearing, Guy C., Pres., First National Bank Ohio Cut Glass Co. Royce, A. E. Wood County Savings Bank Co Bridgeport Bridgeport National Bank Crystal Glass Co. Scott Lumber Co. Bryan Bryan Mfg. Co. Bryan Plow Co. Farmers National Bank First National Bank, 37 Bucyrus American Clay Machinery Co, Blair Husking Glove Co. Bucyrus City Bank. Dostal Bros. First National Bank. Second National Bank. Shunk Plow Co. Burton First National Bank. Cadiz Harrison National Bank. Caldwell Hoge, E. J. Cambridge Cambridge Art Pottery Co. Cambridge Chair Co. Cambridge Glass Co. Cambridge Roofing Co. Cambridge Savings Bank Co Cameron, D. W. Central National Bank. Forsythe Coal Co. Guernsey Brick & Construction Co. Hoyle & Scott. McFarland, T. M. National Bank of Cambridge. Rosemond, Fred L. Camden McChristie, W. E., Co, 38 Canal Dover Deis—Fertig Co. Dover Mfg. Co. First National Bank. Haley, T. J. Hardesty Milling Co. Moyer, J. E. Reeves Banking & Trust Co. Reeves Mfg. Co. Canton Bachtel Lumber Co, Berger Mfg. Co. | Bernower, Phil J. Best Light Co. Blecker, W. M. Bonnot Co. Bowman Bros. Drug Co. Bucher & Gibbs Plow Co. Canton Art Metal Co. Canton Bridge Co. Canton Savings & Trust Co. Canton Saw Co. Central Savings Bank. City National Bank. Cleveland Axle Mfg. Co. Dannemiller Grocery Co. Danner, John, Mfg. Co. Dick, Joseph. Diebold Safe & Lock Co. Dime Savings Bank Co. Dougherty, C. A., & Co. Dueber Watch Case Mfg. Co. Elbel Company. Kanneberg Roofing & Ceiling Co. Kauffman, J. H. Kenny, J. H. 39 ‘Canton Klein & Heffelman Co, Knight Mfg. Co. Kurtz, S. S. Loichot, L. A. Metropolitan Paving Brick Co, Ney Mfg. Co. Novelty Cutlery Co Novelty Iron Co. Rommel, John. Sell Horse Goods Co. Stewart, H. B. Stark-Tuscarawas Breweries Co Stolzenbach, W. L. Sun Vapor Street Light Co. Timken Roller Bearing Axle Co. United Steel Co. Zollinger, Wm. R., & Co ‘Carey Peoples Bank Co. Carrollton Cummings, J. P., Bank Co. Mitzel Rubber Co. Carthage Cordes Lumber Co. Hess Spring & Axle Co Jewel Carriage Co. Celina Mersman Bros., Brandts Co. Riley, C. E., Pres., Commercial Bank Co Chardon Chardon Savings Bank Co First National Bank. 40 Chicago, Ill. American Straw Board Co, Chillicothe First National Bank. Logan Construction Co. Mead Pulp & Paper Co. Savings Bank Co. Sears & Nichols Co, Sterling Planing Mill & Lumber Co. Cincinnati Ach, Samuel, Co. - Albrecht, Chas. H., Co. Allison, George D. Alms & Doepke Co. American Book Co. American Carriage Co. American Laundry Machinery Co American Oak Leather Co. American Tool Works Co. Anchor Buggy Co. Anderson, A. E. Andrew, Charles. Armleder, O., Co. Atkins, Harry T. Atlas National Bank. Ault & Wiborg Co. Ault Wooden Ware Co. Baldwin Co. Barrett, Oscar F. Barth, Henry, Mgr., American Type Founders’ Co. Bellevue Brewing Co. Bering Shoe Co. Berninghaus, Eugene, Co Betts, A. R. At Cincinnati Betty, W. G. Bickford Drill & Tool Co. Biles, J. W., Co. Biles, Wm. C., & Co. Blaine, J. E. Blake, C. G., & Co. Blymyer Iron Works Co. Boldt, Charles, Glass Co. Bollmann—Wilson Foundry Co. Boss Washing Machine Co. Bowen, Ebenezer. Bower, L. F. Bromwell Brush & Wire Goods Co. Brown, Harry W. Brunswick—Balke—Collender Co. Buchanan, R. P. Buckeye Marble & Freestone Co. Burchenal, John J. Butchers’ Hide Association. Butler, Joseph C. Butler, K. L. Cahill—Holters Co. Campbell’s Creek Coal Co, Carey, Philip, Mfg. Co. Central Trust & Safe Deposit Co, Chatfield, A. H. Church, John, Co. Cincinnati Carriage Goods Co. Cincinnati Cloak & Suit Co. Cincinnati Coffin Co. Cincinnati Hardwood Lumber Co. Cincinnati Iron Store Co. Cincinnati Machine Tool Co. Cincinnati Mfg. Co. Cincinnati Milling Machine Co 42 Cincinnati Cincinnati Screw & Tap Co. Cincinnati Shaper Co. Cincinnati Soap Co. Cincinnati Tool Co. Cincinnati Union Stock Yard Co, Clore, Joel C. Consolidated Time Lock Co: Corre, A. G., Hotel Co. Crane & Breed Mfg. Co. Crown Brewing Co. Curry Wooden Ware Co. Dana Mfg. Co. Davenport Paper Box Co. Davis, N. H. Day & Night Tobacco Co. Day;J. H:, Co: Dearness, John. Diem, F. J. Dornette, J. & Bro., Co Duhlmeier Bros. Dunean, J. H., Co, Duttenhofer, Val, & Sons Co. Eagle White Lead Co. Edgewood Distilling Co. Enquirer Printing Co. Fair Co. Fairmount Brewing Co. Fairmont Coal Co. Faller’s, Isaac, Sons Co. Farrin, M. B., Lumber Co Fay, J. A., & Egan Co. Ferro—Concrete Construction Co. Fifth National Bank. 43 Cincinnati Fisher, Wm. Hubbell. Fleischmann Co. Fleischmann, Julius. Fleischmann, Max. Fleming, David Foss-Schneider Brewing Co Foucar, Theo. M. Fourth National Bank. Fox Paper Co Freiberg & Workum French, Hastings L French, Herbert G Fritsch, Francis, Mfg. Co. Gale Brothers Co. Gamble, James N. Gambrinus Stock Co. Gano, Gazzam. Gerke Brewing Co. German National Bank. Goldiman, Beckman & Co. Goodhart, P. J., & Co. Goodman & Wright. Graf—Morsbach Co. Greenwald, I. & E., Co. Griffith, James, & Sons Co. Groesbeck, Telfourd. Gruen, D., Sons & Co. Hafer, George. Halk SC: Hall’s Safe Co. Harkness & Cowing Co. Harrison, Chas. L. Hauck, John, Brewing Co. Haven Malleable Castings Co. 44 Cincinnati Heister, H. A. Henderson Lithographing Co Henshaw, G:, & Sons Co. Hickory Carriage Co Hoffman, John, Packing Co Huenfeld, E. H., Co. Hudepohl Brewing Co. Hummel, D., Building Co. Hunt, M. A., & Co. Ingalls, M. E. Irwin, Ballmann & Co, James, Francis B. Jergens, Andrew, Co Julian & Kokenge Co. Kauffman, John, Brewing Co. Kellogg, C. H., Pres., Third National Bank Kemper, Frank H. Kemper—Thomas Co. Kennedy, Guy H. Kidd, Roberts B. King Machine Tool Co. Klein Bros. Kleybolte, Rudolph, & Co. Knecht, Victor, Co. Knorr, A. & H., Ice Co. Koenig, J. Henry, Co. K. & P. Lumber Co. Krippendorf—Dittmann Co. Kroger Grocery & Baking Co, Krohn, Fechheimer & Co. Kruse Hardware Co. Kruse & Bahlman Hardware Co. . 45 Cincinnati Labold & Newburgh Co. Lackman, Herman. Lawson, F. H., Co. LeBlond, R. K., Machine Tool Co Levy, Harry M. Lipp, Louis, Co. 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Ohio Ceramic Engineering Co. Ohio Foundry Co. Ohio Rubber Co. Osborn Engineering Co. Osborn, J. M. & L. A., Co Osborn Mfg. Co. Otis & Hough. Otis Steel Co. Palmer & DeMooy Foundry Co. Palmer, W. J. Parkhurst, E. H. Patterson—Sargent Co Patterson, Procter. Pattison, W. M., Supply Co. Pearl Street Savings & Trust Co Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co. Peerless Motor Car Co. Peoples Savings Bank Co. Perry, A. T. Pickands, Mather & Co. 57 Cleveland Pickands, H. S. Pickands, Jay M. Pierce, S. L. & Co. Pierce, R. S. Pinney, H. H. Pittsburgh & Buffalo Co. Pittsburgh & Ohio Mining Co. Pope, Henry F. Potter, Teare & Co. Prescott, William. Prince, Wolf & Co. Printz—Biederman Co. Printz, A. Rauch—Lang Carriage Co. Reaugh, E. W. R. B. Biscuit Co. Reserve Trust Co. Richmond, C. T. Robbins, T. P. Roberts, F. W., Co. Rockefeller, Frank. Roof, J. W. Root & McBride Co. Rootak Fe, Rose, F. H. Royce, Abner, Co, Russell Coal & Mining Co. Saginaw Bay Co. Sanders, Wm. B. Sandusky Portland Cement Co. Sauters Coal Co. 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Union National Bank. Union Rolling Mill Co. Union Steel Screw Co. Upson Nut Co. Upson—Walton Co. Uso. Coal ‘Co. Van Deboe, Hager & Co. Van Dorn Iron Works Co. Van Gorder, A. H. Wade, J. H. Wallace, James C. Warmington, Daniel R., Vice Pres., The Peoples Gas Light Co. Warner, W. H. Wason, Charles W. Webster, J. H., Pres., The Variety Iron & Steel Works Co. Weidman Co. Weidman-Fries Co. Wellman-—Seaver—Morgan Co. Wellman, S. T. 60 Cleveland Wenham’s, A. J., Sons. Werntz, O. S. White Sewing Machine Co White Co. Whittemore, E. L. Wick Investment Co. Widlar, F., & Co. Wiebenson, E., Treas., United Banking & Savings Co. Williams & Rodgers Co WalitamissGs el. Winton Motor Carriage Co Winton, Alex.: Woodland Ave. Savings & Trust Co. Worbes, J. H. Worthington, Geo., Co. Zimmerman, C. Clyde Clyde Cutlery Co. Clyde Savings Bank Co Peoples Banking Co. Columbiana Columbiana Pump Co Enterprise Mfg. Co. Fuhrman, N. M. Theiss Bros, 61 Columbus Allen Mfg. Co. Aler, C. C., Wall Paper Co. Ambach, D. 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Kilbourne, J. R. Kile & Morgan Co. Kinnear Mfg. Co. Kinnear & Gager Co. Krag, C. J. 64 Columbus Lazarus, F. & R., & Co. Lerch, E. E. Levy, S. M. Lilley, M. C., & Co. Linn, Talfourd P. Loewer, Val. Lupher, P. W., Vice Pres., Logan Natural Gas Co. McAllister, Mohler & Co McClees, H. L. McCord, J. W. McElroy, F. C. Maclean, J. S. : Mahony, Martin & Cooke. Market Exchange Bank Marting, Geo. H. May & Company. Maynard Bros. Meek, J. W. Mendel, Levy, Co. Miller, F. A. Miller, W. A. Monypeny, Estate of Wm Monypeny—Hammond Co Morehouse & Martens Co. Morton, E. C. Munson, Charles E. Ohio Malleable Iron Co Ohio National Bank. Orr, Brown & Price. Packard, Frank L Pettigrew, E. S. Powell, Frank E. Reed, E. A., Div. Supt., Central Union Telephone Co. 65 Columbus Riley Shoe Mfg. Co. Roan, John M. Ruggles—Gale Co. Sanderson, Arthur G, Seagrave Co. Seidensticker, L., & Bro. ells .J. ts Gc Pe As, Ko: Sessions & Company. Shannon Furniture Co. Smith Agricultural Chemical Co. Smith Bros. Hardware Co. 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Beckett Paper Co. Bender, J. F., & Bros. Co. Bentel & Margedant Co. Black—Clawson Co. Champion Coated Paper Co. Cincinnati Brewing Co. Columbia Carriage Co. Deuscher, H. P., Co. Estate Stove Co. First National Bank. Hamilton Autographic Register Co, Hamilton Foundry & Machine Co. Herring—Hall—Marvin Safe Co. Hooven, Owens, Rentschler Co. Krauth & Benninghofen. Long & Allstatter Co. Mason, Martin, Brewing Co. Meyers, Fred J., Mfg. Co. Miami Valley National Bank. Mosler Safe Co. Newburgh, Louis, Co. Niles Tool Works Co. Radcliffe Drug Co. Rupp, George & Co. Second National Bank. Shuler & Benninghofen. Sohngen, Edw., Malt Co. Harpster Harpster Bank. Hillsboro Bell, C..S., Co. Durnell, Frank. Hillsboro Light & Fuel Co. Merchants National Bank, 75 Trondale East Ohio Sewer Pipe Co. Ironton Ball—Warfield Drug Co. BurceBel. Ebert, Leo, Brewing Co. Ironton Wood Mantel Co. Marting, H. A. Jackson Citizens Savings & Trust Co. Jefferson First National Bank. Kenton American Farm Products Co. Callam, John, & Co. Champion Iron Co. Kenton Hardware Mfg. Co. Kenton National Bank. Seymour, J. B. Kent City Banking Co. Kent National Bank. Seneca Chain Co. Williams Bros. Co. Lancaster Cole Glass Co. Columbus Plate & Window Glass Co. Fairfield National ‘Bank. Farmers & Citizens Bank. Hocking Valley Mfg. Co. Hocking Valley National Bank. Lerch, Geo., F. Ohio Flint Glass Co. 76 Leetonia Cherry Valley Iron‘ Co. First National Bank. Salem Iron Co. Leipsic Edwards, W. W. Lima Bluem, G. E. Buckeye Pipe Line Co. Cable & Parmenter. City Bank of Lima. Cuthbert, F. T. | Deisel-Wemmer Co. Eagle Stave Co. East Iron & Machine Co, First National Bank. Hall & Woods Co. King & Gray. Lima Locomotive & Machine Co. Lima Progressive Association. Lima Trust Co. National Roofing Tile Co. Ohio National Bank. Sealts, J. M., Co. South Side Building & Loan Association Stolzenbach Baking Co. Lisbon New Lisbon Gas Co. Logan Logan Clay Product Co. Rempel Banking Co. London Farrar, Xerxes, Cashier, Central Bank. 7a Lorain Black River Telephone Co, Donaldson, Wm. A. La March, Frank C. Lorain Lumber & Mfg. Co. National Bank of Commerce. Penfield Ave. Savings Bank Co. Pierce, E. M. Smythe, F. A. Suppes, Max M. Wickens & Ransom. Wood Lumber Co. Malta Brown—Manly Plow Co. Mansfield Aultman & Taylor Machine Co. Bank of Mansfield. Barr Cash & Package Carrier Co. Baxter Stove Co. Citizens National Bank. Farmers Savings & Trust Co. Rord) 5. Nec Co; Hedges, Wm. C. Hicks—Brown Milling Co. Humphreys Mfg. Co. Leon, Roderick, Mfg. Co. Mansfield Glove Co. New Method Company. North American Watch Co. Ohio Brass Co. Ohio Suspender Co. Preston, Burton. Remy, Albert F., Co. Rigby, J. A., Cigar Co. Tracy & Avery Co. Voegele & Dinning Co. Wagner Hardware Co. 78 Marietta Bailey, C. L., Grocery Co. Booth, E. M. Cameron, A. A. Crescent Supply Co. Crystal Ice & Preserving Co. Dime Savings Society. First National Bank. Follett, A. D. German National Bank. Marietta Chair Co. Marietta Paint & Color Co. Pattin Bros. Co. Peoples Banking & Trust Co. Phoenix Mill Co. Strecker Bros. Co. Turner—Ebinger Co. Marion Fahey Banking Co. Fairbanks Steam Shovel Co. Huber Mfg. Co. Lust, John F., Co. Marion County Bank Co. Marion Lumber & Coal Co. Marion Steam Shovel Co. Merchant, I. A., Pres., City National Bank. Norris & Christian Stone & Lime Co. Prendergast Lumber & Coal Co. Uhler & Phillips. Martin’s Ferry German Savings Bank Co. Haskins Glass Co. Peoples Savings Bank Co. Riverside Bridge Co. 79 Marysville Bank of Marysville. McCloud, S. N. Marysville Cabinet Co. Peel, J. M., & Bro. Peoples Bank, Robinson & Curry Co. Standard Stamping Co. Union Banking Co. Massillon Allman & Putman Co. Brown Lumber Co. Corns, J.C. Everhard Company. Howells, Anthony. Humberger’s, A. J., Sons Co. Massillon Light, Heat & Power Co. Massillon Loan & Building Co. Massillon Lumber Co. Massillon Paper Co. Massillon Savings & Banking Co. Merchants National Bank. Pocock Coal Co. Reed, David. Russell & Co. Schuckers, J. M. Medina Hendrickson, B., Cashier, Medina County National Bank. Root, A. I., Co. Wood Co. Miamisburg Allen, D. H. Bookwalter Wheel Co. First National Bank. Grove & Weber Co. Hoover & Gamble Co. Kauffman Buggy Co. Mitchell Wheel Co. 80 Middleport Ohio Machine Co. Middletown Advance Bag Co, American Rolling Mill Co. Crystal Paper Co. Fetzer & Co. 4 Gardner, Colin, Paper Co. Merchants National Bank. Miami Cycle & Mfg. Co. Middletown Gas & Electric Light Co. Middletown Machine Co. New Decatur Buggy Co. Oglesby & Barnitz Co. Robbins, Sabin, Paper Co. Sebald, Wm., Brewing Co. Shartle Bros. Machine Co. Sorg, Paul A., Paper Co. Wardlow-Thomas Paper Co, Wrenn Paper Co. Millersburg Adams, J. & G. Commercial Bank. Farmers & Merchants Bank Co, Minerva Owen China Co. Pennock, Willard. Monroeville Farmers & Citizens Banking Co, First National Bank. Heyman Milling Co. 81 Mt. Sterling Citizens Bank. First National Bank. Jones & Jones. Mt. Vernon Cooper, C. & G., Co. Farmers & Merchants National Bank. Knox County Savings Bank. McConnell, J. S., Co Mt. Vernon Bridge Co. New Knox National Bank Napoleon Campbell, A. W. Citizens State Bank. Napoleon Pulp Plaster Co Vocke, John H. Nelsonville : Preston’s Stores, Newark Carroll, John J. Everett, Edward H. First National Bank. Fleek & Neal. Franklin National Bank of Newark. Heisey, H. H., & Co. Newark Trust Co. Swisher Bros. Wehrle Co. New Berlin Hoover, W. H., Co New Bremen Arcade Department Store Co. Bakhaus & Kuenzel Co. Klanke Furniture Co. 82 Newcomerstown First National Bank. Newcomerstown Produce Co. Oxford Bank. New Philadelphia Belmont Stamping & Enameling Co, Beyer, A., Electric Co. City National Bank. Hance, John, Cashier, Exchange Bank. Hoffman Company. Kaldenbaugh Bank. Opes—Kaderly—Marsh Co. Senhauser Clothing Co. Urfer, S. S. New York City. American Linseed Co. Consolidated Rubber Tire Co. National Carbon Co. Standard Table Oil Cloth Co. Niles Niles Iron & Sheet Co. Norwalk Chase, A. B., Co. Citizens Banking Co. Himberger, William. Home Savings & Loan Co. backson, CP. Co, Lais Brewing Co. Laning Company. Sprague Umbrella Co. Oak Harbor Dorset Cooperage Co. Gordon Lumber Co. National Bank. 83 Ottawa Hag Ee Harper, W. H., Jr. Matthews, N. E. Painesville Barnes, Harley. Doolittle Bros. Co. Storrs & Harrison Co. Paulding Paulding National Bank. Phipps, W. H. Perrysburg Citizens Banking Co. Koch, Chas. L., & Co. Piney Fork Simpson, John. Piqua Atlas Underwear Co. Champion Paper Cutter Co. Cron—Kills Co. Favorite Stove & Range Co. Ohio Marble Co. Orr Felt & Blanket Co. Piqua Handle & Mfg. Co. Piqua Hosiery Co. Piqua National Bank. Pioneer Pole & Shaft Co. Rundle, G. H., Co. Stuart—Brown Underwear Co. Superior Underwear Co. Union Underwear Co. Wood Shovel & Tool Co. Wright & Kuntz Lumber Co. 84 Pittsburgh, Pa. Booth, H. J. Schiller, W. B. Worthington, B. A. Plain City. Beach, J. M., & Co. Farmers National Bank. Moulton Wireless Umbrella Co. Price, J. N., Cashier, Bank of Plain City. Pomeroy Pomeroy National Bank. Wildermuth, G., Brewing Co. Port Clinton Bell, R., Fish Co. Fall, E. H. First National Bank. German—American Bank. Magruder Bank Co. Port Clinton Lumber & Coal Co. Portsmouth Drew, Irving, Co. Evans, Nelson W. Excelsior Shoe Co. First National Bank. Gilbert Grocery Co. Portsmouth Brewing & Ice Co. Portsmouth Harbison—Walker Co. Portsmouth Rim & Spoke Co. Portsmouth St. R. R. & L. Co. Reed, Joseph G., Co. Selby Shoe Co. Wait Furniture Co. 85 Prospect Freeman, J. N., Cashier, Citizens Bank. Ravenna Byers, John F.,Machine Co. Ravenna National Bank. Second National Bank. Williams, A. C., Co. Rossford Ford, Edward, Plate Glass Co. Salem Buckeye Engine Co. Carey & Mullins. Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Co. Clark, WW. J ..7Co. Davis, M., & Sons. Deming Co. Farmers National Bank of Salem. First National Bank. Grove Co. Mullins, W. H., Co. Salem China Co. Salem Hardware Co. Silver Mfg. Co. Victor Stove Co. Sandusky : American Banking Co. Bender, M. J. Donahue Hardware Co. Duroy & Haines Co. Engels & Krudwig Wine Co. Feick, George. Hand-C2C: 86 Sandusky Hinde & Dauch Paper Co. Jarecki Chemical Co. Kerber Lake Ice Co. Kilbourn Co. Klotz Machine Co, Knapp Dressed Beef Co. fichel Cooperage Co. Ohio Motor Co. Sandusky Cooperage & Lumber Co. Sandusky Tool Co. Schmidt, A., Jr. & Bros. Wine Co. Wagner Lake Ice & Coal_Co. Sebring Citizens Banking Co, French China Co. Limoges China Co. Oliver China Co. Sebring Pottery Co. Shadyside Rodefer, C. W. Shelby Brubaker, H. Citizens Bank of Shelby. First National Bank. Shelby Electric Co. Sidney American Steel Scraper Co. Buckeye Churn Co. First National Exchange Bank. Given, R., & Son Co. Graham, Wm. A., Cashier, Citizens National Bank. 87 Sidney Hess,’ Andrew J. Peoples Savings & Loan Association. Shelby County Building & Loan Association. Sidney Steel Scraper Co. Sidney Tool Co. Tucker Wood Work Co. South Charleston Houston, Leon H. Springfield American Seeding Machine Co. Ansted & Burk Co. Bayley, William, Co. Bettendorf Metal Wheel Co. Brain, George H. Buckeye Incubator Co. Bushnell, John L. Elliott, J. S., Co. Foos Gas Engine Co. Foos Mfg. Co. Indianapolis Switch & Frog Co. Kay, Charles S. Kelly; 0.°S., Co. Kelly, E. S. Kelly—Springfield Road Roller Co. Lagonda Mfg. Co. Leffel, Jas., & Co. Mast. 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