Bible Teaching in Schools To Be Debated In Senate
Columbus Feb 2 Legislators arrive for a busy week with five major measures up for final decision. Key items include Williams Lake emergency relief for tax levies up to three mills, and permanent tax relief following the Taft act. Brown gasoline tax and Collister bus law amendments head for action as Bible teaching in schools faces Senate debate with reading of Scriptures only possible. City officials murder protection bill advances and state office building plans noted with cost estimates between 1.0 and 5.0 million dollars.
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Columbus
Williams-Lake
Senate
House
Donahey
Motor Vehicles Committee
Adera
Collister-Freeman
Senate Schools Committee
State Board of Management
State Department of Education
State House
Thetate Buildings Commission
Three ominous words echo in Clinton South Carolina
The passage notes plain English use by locals about dangers from today’s global tensions. A highway sign mocks troublemakers in Clinton while the town’s warmth and hospitality are described alongside a blunt social cue. The text blends geopolitics with a regional vignette.
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Clinton
South Carolina
South
Statesmen wary of Communism in Washington’s stance on Russia
The article notes provincial leaders reacting to references to Communism and Bolshevism, with Washington declaring no relations with Russia unless Moscow follows U.S. terms. It cites a claim that the common man is less important than dollars and debts to bankers. (Continued on Page Four)
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Washington
Russia
Diphtheria Epidemic Strikes Nome Alaska Freezing Rescue Delayed
Nome Alaska February 2 The city awaited serum by dog teams delayed by Norton Sound storms. Mushers faced blizzards and freezing temps as three relays rushed anti-toxin to Nome. Dr Curtis Welch and nurse Emily Morgan battle the outbreak with twenty seven confirmed cases and ninety to one hundred contacts.
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Nome
Alaska
Norton Sound
Old Woman
Unalakleet
Edward Rohn
James Ranson
Leonard Seppelia
Nenana
Rohn
Seppelia
Board of Health
Emily Morgan
Curtis Welch
Bedouin disguise fugitives captured after train stop
Two men trying to flee toward Tripoli disguised as Bedouins were seized by police in Cairo after boarding a train. Authorities believe the men are linked to the assassination of Sir Lee Stack. Passengers were ordered off the train as police detained the fugitives.
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Cairo
Tripoli
Lee Stack
Postoffice Department Profits Last in 1918
The record notes the Postoffice Department last operated at a profit in 1918. It references a historical financial trend without detailing subsequent years or causes.
Logan Student Dies in Ohio Epidemic Linking Meningitis
Columbus health officials investigate an epidemic of spinal meningitis after two Ohio State journalism students die. David Pusken of Canton dies minutes after convulsions. Charlies Hull of Logan also dies amid cramps. Autopsies seek to confirm meningitis as the shared cause.
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Logan
Columbus
Ohio State University
David Pusken
Canton
College of Journalism
J. A. Beer
Cit
Charlies H. Hull
H. &. Wingert
O. S. A. Student Health Service
Uuls
Phi Gamma del
Tetanus
J. L. Gordon
Pusken
Hull
Beer
Roton
Hocking County
Ohio Farm Bureau delegates outline cooperative farming program
Ohio Farm Bureau federation opens a two day convention with L B Palmer urging action to standardize farm products and expand rural development. Co op dairy sales exceed 25 million dollars annually and wool, grain elevators, Buckeye Brand apples and tobacco sales show strong coop activity.
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Columbus
Ohio
L. B. Palmer
Pataskala
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Service
Palmer
Murray D. Lincoln
Speaker Silver
Ohio House of Representatives
Greg Silver
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmer - Supported
Chicago
John T. Brown
Champaign
Icy Streets Cause Fatal Truck Crush in Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 2 Roberta B. Reigo aged 17 was crushed under a skidding truck and died instantly. Another girl, Anna Poccos, suffered serious injuries as icy streets provoked many minor accidents and delayed traffic on the High Level bridge to the West Side.
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Cleveland
Roberta B. Reigo
Anna Poccos
Bride's return sparks fatal attack in Durham
In Durham North Carolina Marvin Falls 19 attacked his 15 year old wife after their yearlong marriage ended eleven months apart. He struck her with a pipe and slit her throat in their room at her father's home. Falls surrendered with police expected. The wife survived briefly and was hospitalized with a chance of recovery.
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Durham
N. C
Marvin Falls
W. H. Long
Falls
No Flood Fear in Hocking Valley This Morning
The Hocking River stood at 4.5 feet early today, well below flood stage of 17 feet, after rising a foot overnight. Intermittent drizzle and eight inches of snow on the ground have slowed melting, with moisture soaking into the ground and avoiding a sudden flood.
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Hocking
C. N. France
New Miners' Union in West Virginia Plans Local Charters
The newly formed Mine Workers association moves to hold an 11 o'clock meeting to draft a constitution. President Thomas Cairns says organizers will be dispatched to coal fields and locals chartered as John S. Lewis of the United Mine Workers remains silent amid ongoing talks.
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NEW Miners’ Union
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mine Workers Association
Thomas Cairns
United Mine Workers
Lewis
District 17
First Photos Of The Wreck Of United States Sub S-48
The ill fated United States submarine S-48 ran aground off Portsmouth New Hampshire during a violent Atlantic storm. A 46 member crew was rescued by the coast guard though chlorine gas filled the vessel. Patrolmen Br ay and Navarro are pictured with the submarine mascot Beans. The ship previously faced disaster in 1921 at Long Island Sound with many lives saved.
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U. S
Portsmouth
N. H
Atlantic
Coast Guard
Bray
Searmian Navarro
Beans
Long Island Sound
United States Coast Guard
Grand jury resumes as session opens with embezzlement cases
Early session opens with M H Allen bound over on embezzlement charges in a poultry and produce business. John Kaufman and brother Mike tied to a motel robery confession. Lucille Moore and William Enix of Akron implicated. Bert Thompson trial division to begin midweek may shift to Thursday.
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M. H. Allen
Coolville
Pearl Helwig
I. C. Matlack
John Kaufman
Moler
Mike Kaufman
Lucille Moore
Wiliam Enix
Akron
iThe Kaufman Brothers
Helwig Fred Zinn
Luckoff
Chauncey
Finsterwald
Veniremen
County Education Board
Bert Thompson
Worstell
Opposition Factions Move to Confirm Stone for Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee planned a second approval of Attorney General Harlan S. Stone. Borah and Walsh abandoned opposition, while Warren faced renewed scrutiny by a Borah led subcommittee. Borah denounced transferring cases from states to Washington as vicious.
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Harlan S. Stone
United States Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Stone
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Warren
Judiciary
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
District of Columbia
Fess Questions Stone Over Southern Ohio Judge Pick
Senator Simeon D. Fess faulted Attorney General Stone for his role in the fight over a Federal judge for Southern Ohio. He implied Stone influenced the decision despite the President making the appointment and said he would oppose complaints against Stone and expects Stone to apologize for prejudicial inferences once he serves on the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Simeon D. Fess
Stone
Ohio
Fess
Senator Fess
Supreme Court
Foster
Injured Youth From Coasting Accident Housed in Ohio Hospital
Frank McCormick of Asheville North Carolina remains in the Ohio University Hospital after a coasting accident that killed Robert Jones. Doctors say he has serious kidney injuries and will stay in bed about three weeks.
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Frank McCormick
Asheville
N. C
Robert Jones
Ohio University Hospital
Weather outlook forecasts continued winter and storms
The U S Weather Bureau in Washington predicts ongoing winter in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee area through the week ending February 7 1925 with snows or rains in both halves. Temperatures to be moderate with a midweek cold spell and Cincinnati normals listed as max 40 min 22 mean 31.
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U. & Weather Bureau
Washington D. C
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Confederate veteran Charles S. Johnson dies at 90
Charles S. Johnson, 90, died today at Fairport after several weeks of illness in St Clairsville Ohio. He served in the Confederate army during the Civil War in Stonewall Jackson's brigade.
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ST. Clairsville
Charles S. Johnson
Fairport
Johnson
Stonewall Jackson
Navy launch fire in San Francisco Bay injures none
A navy launch with fourteen sailors broke into flames early today near the U S 5 in San Francisco Bay. The fire was extinguished with slight damage and none of the crew were hurt.
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San Francisco
Calif
Oklahoma
City gas and air can be exploded by platinum powder
A fragment states that city gas and air may explode when exposed to platinum powder, implying a chemical risk or method of ignition. The text suggests a dangerous claim without providing full context or verification from authorities.
Foster Nomination Sparks Ohio Federal Judgeship Debate
Washington reports that Benson W. Hough of Ohio is expected to be confirmed as United States district judge for the Southern District, to replace Judge John Stater, amid a political feud involving Israel M. Foster of Athens and Senators Willis, Fess, and Simeon D. Israel Foster urged favorable consideration while protests against him persisted. The outcome hinges on Attorney General Stone’s recommendation and the evolving support from Ohio lawmakers.
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Washington
Benson W. Hough
Aware
Ohio
John Stater
Columbus
Simeon D
Israel M. Foster
Athens
Willis
al Hough
Hough
Willis Fess
Harlan F. Stone
Stone
Foster
Ter
Voater
Fees
al Menta
Fosty
Fess
Coolidge
Generaig
Senate
United States
Varied Diet Ways Highlighted for Wholesome Meals
A fragment discusses varied diet plans to keep meals wholesome and balanced. It notes cooks often repeat meat courses, with six staple dishes common in households, and hints at recipes and general cooking temperatures. Readers are urged to request more complete guidance with a small stamp request.
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Herbert Hartley
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Silas Vance
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