Ohio issue sparks city club forum in Cleveland
The Cleveland City Club Forum debated whether Ohio's representation should shift from population based urban districts to merge small counties with larger ones. Senator George H. Bender urged a statewide constitutional amendment for redistricting, while Representative Sullivan argued for keeping counties as direct election units and resisting a state wide referendum.
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Four Cent Gas Tax Hits Ohio With Immediate Price Rise
Ohio officials enacted an Eighty-Eighth General Assembly bill raising the state gas tax by one cent to four cents per gallon. Gov. Myers Y. Cooper signed the measure, which becomes law at midnight and is expected to generate over $8 million annually. Gasoline companies immediately increased prices by one cent.
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Columbus
U.P
Eighty-Eighth
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President Hoover's Message and Prohibition Issues
President Hoover proposes tariffs to equalize labor costs and curb foreign profits. He urges farmer groups to organize and avoid government buying of crops while addressing prohibition concerns. The article notes a new gasoline tax plan funding highways, with distribution to state counties municipalities and townships and cites sponsors Dallas Sullivan and L R Bostwick.
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Average U.S. farm family spends 800 dollars yearly
The article notes the typical farm family spends about 800 dollars annually with wide income variance. It cites a Department of Agriculture survey issued in Washington and previews a detailed farm-page feature in The Messenger magazine section for Sunday April 21.
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United States
Dan
Department of Agriculture
Washington
the Messenger
Bootlegging of Gasoline Topic at Cleveland Meeting
A conference in Cleveland discussed curbing gasoline bootlegging as motorists faced higher state motor fuel taxes. Representatives from the Attorney General's Office, State Tax Commission, and oil companies reviewed bonding requirements for dealers selling large quantities into the state.
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Herman Lager killed in mine accident at Pomeroy
In Pomeroy, a slate fall at the Hines Mine in Second Ward killed Herman Lager, 30, breaking his neck and crushing him. The body was taken to a funeral home. Lager, married to Will Hines' daughter, left a wife and two adopted children. Also noted: funeral for Emmett E. Smith of Minersville, found shot in a sled, with cremation planned in Indianapolis.
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Emmett E. Smith
Minersville
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Indianapolis
R. H. Bickers
Gilmore Cemetery
Forest Run
Bids Bring Hope for Buckeye Works and Deacons Honeymoon
Attorney O H Stewart reports that bids are in for rehabilitating the Buckeye works in Pomeroy and the Deacon’s Honeymoon plant in Syracuse. Plans include hospital work by the Jackville Grange with aims to seat crews by May 1 and revive operations within months.
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Srotalsa Chemical Company
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Buckeye Gait
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Syracuse
Jackville
Jeral
Alive Works
T. H. Johnson
Athens
The
Grange
Dramatica
R. Bruce Tom
Ohio State University
Rotary Convention Opens in Akron District Meeting
Bates represents 67 cities at the Twenty-first Rotary District conference in Akron as delegates gather for the annual convention and discussions.
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Akron
Dele- Bates
Akron Today
Cleveland Woman Accuses Husband of Attempted Murder
In Cleveland, Paris Teasley, 40, was burned by his wife Anni Teasley, 28, who allegedly doused him with gasoline and set him afire after an argument. Their five year old son is held as a material witness as investigators pursue charges.
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Paris Teasley
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Alex Lert
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Emil Aleyrter
Teasley
Sid
Railroad Safety Exhibition Arrives in Chauncey for Show
The New York Central safety car will arrive in Chauncey tomorrow morning and host two reels of motion pictures after 1 PM. About 70 people can view the demonstrations as the car travels, with openings Friday night and reopening Saturday morning.
Will of Missouri Johnson Admitted to Probate
The will of Mrs. Missouri Johnson, who died here weeks ago, is admitted to probate. Her grandsons William Anderson Sylvester Williams and Clayton Arnold inherit the real estate income for education at Wilberforce University. After education, realty is to be sold with Clayton receiving 150 and the rest split between William and Sylvester. personal property also shared equally.
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Missouri Johnson
Negress
William Anderson
Sylvester Williama
Clayton Arnold
Wilberforce University
Sylvester Willams
Gap Between Germans and Allies Grows
Paris April 18 reparations talks show little progress after three months of effort. The gap between Allied demands and German offers widens, with rumors of a three month postponement. Reports put the difference on average annuities near 10 000 marks and scheduling disputes persist.
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Posern
Germany
Heroihaons
Expect Action on Betting at Races
In Columbus on April 18 the focus is Ravenna’s upcoming horse and dog racing meet starting Saturday. Gov. Myers Y. Cooper declined to state views saying he has not considered racing issues and does not meet problems before they arise. He is believed opposed to betting and may face drastic action if wagering begins.
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U.pre
Ravenna
Myers Y. Cooper
Jarimutu
Wisconsin Day Law Repeal Moves to Senate After House Passed
The Wisconsin Day Law repeal bill cleared the House and moves to the Senate today. Supporters push for quick action amid strong opposition from anti repeal forces and lingering referendum concerns.
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Senate
Christian Churches in United States See Big 1928 Membership Rise
New York April 18 United Press International reports that Christian churches in the United States added about 1 115 000 members in 1928 across denominations. Figures compiled by Dr HO Marvoth and published in Christian Herald show gains for nearly all groups with the largest percentages in Methodist and Congregationalist bodies. The Roman Catholic Church lists around 8 708 84 adherents and the Church of Christ and Eastern Catlin groups show significant increases amid broader growth across the sector.
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New York
U.pi
Bealles
United Brethren
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The
Christ In Science Church
Stock Exhibition Highlights Purebred Bulls At Coolmille
Six purebred bulls were exhibited under supervision of farm official Quivey. The event featured Halstein and Jersey breeds with price discussions and breed comparisons. Speakers included Wintemeyer from Tradry Industry and Kay Chirk, with emphasis on cow testing, better feeding, and crossbreeding benefits.
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Kay Chirk
Jeranyuille
Hoekitusen
South Nan
WW. H. Wintemeyer
Art Anenu
Tradry
Department of Agriculture
Wislington
Hieheier
Mr. Wintermeyer
Mer. Wintermayer
Purcellville
Virginias
Blackman
Ohio State University
Battimore
Te Breed Associa
Ainedeen Guernary Rattle Club
Ohio Folstein-Priesian Association
Sinclair to Be Removed From Post In Rumors
Reported in a recent dispatch that Sinclair’s removal from his post is being discussed. The note cites Mary FP and Marlin W. Filton as figures but states no formal change has occurred. Wall Street sources indicate Cob her Woo Stewart may be elected to lead Bond of Boundard Oil.
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Blandiir
Suitor Threats Loom After Abduction of Mrs Wagner
In Mt Vernon on April 8, police continued search for two men who abducted 18 year old Mrs Peart Wagner after overpowering her husband. One suspect, alleged to be a former suitor, threatened to harm her. She was forced from home and driven for several hours before disappearance.
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Talice
Mra
Peart Wagner
Mra. Wagner
Freed at Hospital Goes Back to Jail
Fernest Beans is back in the Hocking County Jail after release from Athens State Hospital Wednesday. He was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Joe Farhennn for transport to Logan to complete the serving of a sentence once owed.
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Apel
Fernest Beans
Hocking County
Athens State Hospital
Bherif Joe Farhennn
Evens
Bus of Chilicothe to Athens line destroyed by fire
A bus on the Chilicothe McArthur Athens line caught fire from a short circuit and burned near the London ferry yesterday. No injuries were reported.
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London Ferry
Calles Hopes for One Final Battle
Mex City April 18 minister of war Plitarca Eilan Callies seeks another major clash with Mexican Rebels near Navestoa or Cruz De Piedr, Sonora as rebels concentrate. After evacuating San Pias Sinaloa they moved north slowly, 70 miles ahead of federal forces per aviator reports. A separate Springfield report: merchant Barry Levy found dead by self inflicted gunshot in Snyder Park amid financial reverses.
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Sonora
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Sinaloa
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A.B
Barry Levy
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Cemcent
Congress Gets Down To Work On Farm Bills
Congress opens farm bill debate as the House agriculture committee begins markup on measures aimed at dairy and grain programs. Senator Langen leads the agriculture panel in setting the legislative pace with Nary’s bill tagged as No 1 in the Senate.
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Congress Debates Agriculture and Public Works Programs
The draft agenda includes remarks on agricultural policy and a consumer protection program. Senators discuss amendments to farm bills, trade measures, and potential five year finance rules, with committees poised to vote before the weekend.
Lin relatives in Florida report fitness and family health
Emmett Scott has word of fitness among Lin relatives in Florida. His wife is in poor health and his daughter in law is in hospital with stomach and throat trouble. He himself recently suffered an ankle injury.
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Emmett Scott
Florida
Government home economics booklet on cleaning and pest control
This government publication from the Information Bureau offers a comprehensive guide to home economics. It lists desirable cleaning tools and materials, care of refrigerators and stoves, and methods to rid the home of bedbugs roaches and moths. A coupon and postage are required to obtain a copy.
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