Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-08-01
Announces Candidates for
Liquor License Boards.
LISTENS TO MANY STORIES
Cox Wants Every Person Who Has
Anything to Say Why Any of the
Applicants Should Not be Named
to Come Forward and Speak.
Special Columbus Correspondent.
Collmhus Ohio

10 against any of these, let him
speak now or forever hold his
peace"
These are not the exact words of
Gov. Cox, but they are very similar to
the ones he is addressing to the peo-
pie of the state in presenting the
names of all the candidates for mem
bership in the county liquor license
boards. In announcing the name of
every man that wants to become a
license commission the governor in
vites general criticism. He wants
every person who has anything to say
why any of the candidates should not
be named to come forward and speak
his mind. He has heard all of the
stories commendable. He has for
weeks listened to the story why this
man and that man and the other
should be named. Now he wants to
know why they should not be, and al
ready he has his ears to the ground
to listen. The new policy of the gov
ernor in announcing candidates for
office before they are named estab-
fishes an unique precedent. This is
the first time such a thing has been
done in recent memory at least. Most
people probably will find it commend
able. And at the same time it affords
the governor better chance to know
the real merit of candidates. He will
get two-sided view of each one. And
he will save himself the possible en-
barrassment of disclosures after ap-
pointments are made. Many an ap-
pointing power has found itself made
ridiculous by a bad appointment after
the appointment had been made. In
the instance of the license commits
| ssioner, the man who criticizes must
| say the worst he can before the ap-
i pointment. He can have adequate
reason to come forth afterward for the
simple reason that the name of every
candidate is published in advance. In
the total list of candidates there are
| approximately 200 names. There are
| 43 counties in which liquor license
| boards will be established. On each
board there will be two men of op
| posite politics.
Applicants and names recommended
| for appointment as members on coun
| ty license boards in part are:
Allen county-Gus Kalb, Lima; c. D.
| Critics, Lima; d. NJ. Fisher, Lima; w. H
| Guyton, Lima; W. R. Toy, Lima; w. A
LaRue, Lafayette; Richard Teegardin
| Lima.
Auglaize county-Allen Miller. wapa,
| koneta; Barney Bechdolt, Wapakoneta.
Columbiana county-Frank McCord
| Lisbon; Louis Steinfeld, East Liverpool
| Frank j. King. East Liverpool; w. l.
| Foster, Salem; John Stamm, East Liver
| pool; A. l.. Carlile, Salem; d. T. Nc
| Carren, East Liverpool. Joseph Barlow
| East Liverpool; Conrad Berg, Leetona
| A. A. Galbreath, Rogers; w. V. Blake
| East Liverpool; Harry Kier, East Pales
| tine.
| Coshocton county-E. l.. Lybarger
Warsaw; d. c. Thompson, Coshocton
| James b. Manner, Coshocton; e. c. Rim
| ner, Coshocton.
Crawford county-R. b. Ackerman
Gallon; Benjamin Meek, Bucyrus; w. L
| Monnette, Bucyrus.
Cuyahoga county - Charles Prestien
Thomas w. Roberts, George Harper,
A. Bait, e. d. Sawyer, Fred Kohler
| Cleveland.
Herman A. Spangler. Defiance.
Franklin county - Elmer f. Coach
George Mooney, l.. w. Buckmaster, c
W. High, NJ. C. Dickey, f. ]. Mcnamara
Louis C. Athey, Frank r. Vance, V. A
Koerner, AL Eichenlaub, Columbus.
| Erie county - Charles w. Thomas
Frank II. Dimon John A Himmelst
George j. Doersbach, Frank l.. Gable
George M. Zimmerman, Sandusky.
Henry county-John ]. Johnson, Ma
poleon; Herman G.. Groschner Napoleon
William carp, Deshler.
Huron county-Thomas w. Latham
Monroeville; William H. Kiefer, Norwalk
DR. NJ. W. Bland, Bellevue.
Licking county-IId. c. Cooper, Willar
B. Miller, Fred c. Boyer, John F. Cherry
w. A. Archer, Ernest T. Johnson, New
ark; James j. Hill, Johnstown.
Lorain county-A. C. Calhoun, Ere
Braun, w. N. Little, Lorain; James Va
Oberlin; Ben N Harris, Lorain Horac
G. Redington. Elyria; A. r. Underhil
La Grange; Quincy A. Gilmore, Elyrie
A. Grenlich Lorain.
Lucas county-C. NJ Sutphen, Marti
Stadcr, F. c. Vogt, Toledo
Mahoning county,. p. Huxley, Henr
Weinberger. j. p. Biering, John G. Goet;
John J, O'Connor, NJ. V. Guggenheim, W
j. Scholl, John Strachan, Edward
Schlegel, George T. McNab, o. p. Shat
fer, William w. Wolf John +. Cantwel
James Gatta, Youngstown r. C. Harris
Lowellville; James NJ Dickson, Benjami
jenkins. r. A. McClain, Patrick Kava
naugh, Thomas p Ryan, NJ. C. Hannal
William II. Shirk. Charles C. McGowai
Charles f. OH, Youngstown.
Marion county-Ed. G. Stalger. Marion
Richard Horn, Marion; i. G. Copeland
Marion; i. p Foreman, Marion.
Ottawa county-H. l.. Hammond, ELLIS
ton.
Perry county - James S, Gromle!
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