Samuel M. Jones

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Samuel Milton Jones, a.k.a. "Golden Rule" Jones. Jones was originally a businessman, but became mayor of Toledo, Ohio, in 1897. He announced that the one company rule was the Golden Rule. He set up a Golden Rule Hall, a Golden Rule Dining Room, Golden Rule Park, and even a Golden Rule Band. He was also responsible for the Golden Man Gentlemen's club.

He was often labelled a socialist, although he was not.

List of mayors of Toledo, Ohio

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NAME Jones, Samuel Milton
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Golden Rule Jones
SHORT DESCRIPTION Mayor of Toledo, Ohio, 18971904
DATE OF BIRTH 1846
PLACE OF BIRTH Ty Mawr, Denbighshire, Wales
DATE OF DEATH 1904
PLACE OF DEATH Toledo, Ohio
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