Special Session discussed to fix Ohio city government
Akron reflects consensus that Gov Nash will call an extra legislative session to address the Roger law muddle lowering the Supreme Court’s jurisdiction and to craft a general form of government for Cleveland and other cities. Debate centers on constitutionality of city laws and whether new state-wide reforms can avoid chaos.
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Akron
Gov. Nash
Supreme Court
Cleveland
State of Ohio
Ve. Gardner
Jolingon
Legislatre
Nash
Washington
Dilek
Hann
Ohio
General Assembly
Governor Nash weighs special session on municipal code
Columbus June 27 The governor and state leaders discuss calling a special session in response to a Supreme Court ruling. A municipal code bill is planned before the legislature convenes with lawyers like John W Warrington and Virgil P Kline mentioned as advisors. The court may invalidate current city classifications, with Akron and Youngstown as only exceptions.
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Columbus
Nash
Supreme Court
Akron
Youngstown
Sash
John W. Warrington
Chicinnati
Virgil P. Kline
Cleveland
Sheets Sys Her
Bit
Court Opinion Sets Stage for Special Session on Cleveland Toledo Laws
A unanimous court opinion read in Columbus on June 27 outlines actions to call a special session to address a bill. Justice Slinuck will draft the opinion for both the Cleveland and Toledo municipal government cases, explaining the classification used to assign Cleveland charter effects.
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Columbus
Slinuck
Cleveland
Toledo
Nash Will Delay Position on Extra Legislative Session
Columbus, June 27. Governor Nash refuses to define a stance on an extra session, saying he will go slowly. He consulted state officials who hint a session may be called after the current chaos subsides. Municipal code officials insist Cleveland and Royer act rulings and salaries act ruling demand an extraordinary session.
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Columbus
Nash
Cleveland
Toledo police law case limits corporate powers
Fragmentary legal note discusses general legislation and conferment of corporate powers, arguing the acts are insufficient for the purpose and noting the Toledo police law case as an example. Continued on second page.
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Toledo
Stall Saloons Abolished in Akron After City Investigation
Chief of Police Police Prosecutor T H Wells and Mayor Doyle announce Akron has removed stall saloons. A canvass of local outlets found compliance with the new ordinance. Prosecution cites prior fitting of back rooms and investments halted, with stalls torn out or sold and full saloons no more.
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Akron
T. H. Wells
Doyle
T. EK
Wells
Poringe Golf Club to Decide Spring Champion Saturday
The Spring champion race at Poringe Golf Club will be between Reginald Wright and George Bates with a decision set for Saturday. The winner will receive a handsome cap trophy. a greens committee meeting Saturday will discuss extending the course.
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Poringe Golf Club
Reginald Wright
George Bates
Vhis
Greens
Pathfinders Plan Big Picnic at Silver Lake
Pathfinders will hold a large picnic at Silver Lake on Saturday with a program of games and activities. The Pathfinders will face the Field in a ball game, the Eighth Regiment band will perform, and free coffee and lemonade will be served at noon.
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Pathfinders
Silver Lake
Committee On Amusements
Eighth Regiment
City residents urge action on Howard and Market curve project
Citizens of West Hill grow impatient over delays by North Ottawa Company to install a curve at the corner of Howard and Market streets. They promise another visit to the City Commissioners to revive the project if no progress is made soon.
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West Hill
Howard and
Market Sts
No Joke on Migation Poller For Overhang Objection
City Commissioner Seybold states there is no joke connected with the migration that the poller should be required to keep overhanging branel. PR of Utes trinled off Ka they will not annoy persons walking on alle walks. The newspaper notes Cruzelin express favorable opinions and a general belief that officers can handle the matter.
Kenyon Holds Commencement Amid Weather Setback
Chas Ganter of Akron named Master of Arts at Kenyon College commencement in Gambier. Gov Nash received LL D and was cheered as he accepted the piylems. Ganter, valedictorian, is a Columbia Law School graduate with many prizes. Cornerstone ceremony for Hanna Hall postponed due to rain.
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Hanna Hall
What the Wild Waves Will Say at Scenic Park
A city officials program is planned for July 10 at Scenic Park near Cleveland. Mayor Doyle and City Engineer John W Payne lead a day of sports and a literary program with Council members, police and fire chiefs, and other officials performing verses songs and orations in a humorous mock ceremony.
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Cleveland
Doyle
John W .Payne
Houser
Seldell
Durkin
Mertz
Councilmien
Conneilman Wilhelm
Trial in Akron Cereal Co. case versus Adolph Teleamph va
The Teleamph vs Akron Cereal Co case goes to trial before Judge Hayden and a jury. Teleamph, now in Germany, alleges the Akron firm induced him to handle its cereals, breaching a contract and causing $5,000 in damages. He claims kilogram packaging mislabels and short weights, a queen portrait plate misrepresentation, and extra costs from drafts and shipments harming his business. The defense says Teleamph had full information and acted properly. Extensive letters are in evidence.
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Adolph Teleamph Va
Akron Cereal Co
Jurge Hayden
Adolph Teleamph Lves
Germany
American Cereal Co
Phewhit
Termitny
Jim
Tecamph
Akron railway clerks plan Lakeside park basket meal
The Akron branch of the National Association of Railway Clerks will hold a basket dinner at Lakeside Park Saturday afternoon and evening. Guests from other groups will contribute to the entertainment and organizers expect a big success with ample interest from attendees.
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Akron
National Association of Railway Clerke
Lakeside Park
Aperta
McCall Breaks Party Line on Philippine Civil Government Vote
Washington June 27 The House passed the Philippine Civil Government bill largely on party lines 141 to 97 with McCall of Massachusetts voting with Democrats. The minority proposal for temporary rule and immediate independence failed 9 to 184. Debate touched on self government and U S policy while amendments on anti slavery and future commitments were rejected. The House then adopted the conference report on the federal canal bill and sent the Philippines measure to the President with a two chamber legislature to be elected after peace is secured and the insurrection quelled.
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Washington
At & O
House
McCall
Massachusetts
Patterson
Tennessee
Metall
Muksael Insetts
United States
Grosvenor
Ohio
Cooper
Wisconsin
Guv. Taft
Lattefield
Maine
Tota
Senate
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Scenes of Disorder In Provinces of Great Britain
A fragmented London dated June reports the King progressing with his illness and high temperature. The Prince of Wales visits Buckingham Palace, electric fans regulate the royal apartment, and Queen Alexandra remains cheerful while visiting the sick room.
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Great Britain
London
Marote Beresford
Lord Lister
Liter
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Londom
Queen Alexandra
London Proclamation Sparks Widespread Riots and Protests
London reports describe provincial mobs wrecking shops and stores after coronation postponements. Disturbances spread to Wilfford and Hemel Hempstead with smashing of windows and bonfires. In Montgomeryshire Newton, committees postponed festivities while crowds urged public meetings.
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London
Mattick. Inc
Wilfford
Connell
Chiltern Hills
Hemel Hempstead
Newton
Montgomeryshire
Summer Resort Plea Over Pond On Charlotte Street
Residents on Charlotte Street weigh converting their neighborhood into a park for picnics. A flooded yard pond, fed by a persistent water table near Metropolis, grows deeper and wider, with boards and debris drifting, a lone telegraph pole sticking up. Despite petitions and council resolutions to grade the street, water remains high and the pond becomes a breeding ground for fever while boys skate in winter and wade in summer.
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Clazintte St
Charlotte St
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