Ohio chiropractors license measure defeats in legislature
The initiated bill to create a separate state board to examine and license chiropractors was defeated by the Legislature and will be put to voters in November. Advocates will seek the required signatures to place the measure on the ballot, led by Representatives George H. Bellinger and W. A. McClister of Akron.
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State Board of Examiners
Columbus
George H. Bellinger
W. A. McClister
Akron
Ohio Legislature Considers Five Bills and Committees
Seave to vote on five bills creating additional counties including Guyahoga Vegon Summit Tuscaraw Trumbull. House to consider a bill authorizing sending a state commission to dedicate Ohio battle monuments in Belgium and France. Schools Committee to hold second hearing on Bible Bill at night. Senate calendar includes raising pay for penitentiary guards.
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Guyahoga
Vegon
Summit
Tuscarawas
Trumbull
Ohio
Belgium
France
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Senate
Bill Defeated After A Two Hour Debate In Legislature
The bill failed with only 28 votes amid a two hour session. Representative I J Hoover of Canton argued against it noting a prior similar measure was defeated by the people in a referendum by a 242 489 majority. The House also rejected a rival bill by Senator Joseph Ackerman Cleveland authorizing condemnation of private city property for university expansion. A separate measure by Rep J H Schweller Putnam County to allow World War veterans and descendants to join county soldiers relief commissions passed 104 to 2. The Anna Dean farm purchase study and related measure move forward as the Senate concurred with the House. Abele of Cleveland gained authorization for rmit insurance policies covering various hazards. The Senate also sent to the House for concurrence Johnson of Fulton County's bill to raise cattle compensation for bovine tuberculosis from 25 to 35 for grades and 40 to 70 for purebreds.
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Canton
People
House
Joseph Ackerman
Cleveland
J. H. Schweller
Putnam County
Elmer E. Boden
Akron
Anna Dean
Summit County
Barberton
Senate
Lester Abele
Rmit Insurance Companies
Atouse
Davis Johnson
Fulton County
Kellogg Signs Arbitration Treaties With Roumania
Secretary of State Kellogg signed treaties of arbitration and conciliation with the Roumanian minister.
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Kellogg
Washington
Roumania
Case School President Resigns Amid Stated Departure
Dr. Charles H. Howe president of Case School of Applied Science resigns effective August 31. Announcement came from Cleveland on March 21.
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CASE
Cleveland
U.P
Charles H. Howe
Case School of Applied Science
Norway and Sweden Crown Prince Marries in Oslo Cathedral
Crown Prince Olaf of Norway wed Princess Martha of Sweden in Oslo at Our Saviour Cathedral uniting the two kingdoms. The ceremony drew royal guests from Denmark England and Holland as local crowds watched the long awaited union. The Bishop officiated and Olaf affirmed vows in a formal Lutheran rite.
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Olaf Myre
United Press
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Norway
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Martha
Sweden
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Holland
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Garrison sues Athens County over 1928 riot injuries
In Morgan County Common Pleas Court Dewey Garrison testifies in a $1,000 damage suit against the Athens County commissioners alleging injuries from a July 25 1928 riot on the Modoc Buchtel highway. Deputy Pat Burns places Garrison and others at Mingus Hollow scene as health declines and a medical exam is arranged. The jury of Morgan County residents is seated with twelve members remaining.
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Dewey Garrison
Athens County Commissioners
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Modoc-Buchtel
Garrison
Mingus Hollow
Burns
Harry Garrison
Ross Smith
Jack Anderson
John Simons
Harve Brooks
Morgan County
Great Northern plans five hour cut Chicago to Seattle run
The Great Northern Railway announces a five hour reduction in running time starting next summer on the Chicago to Seattle route. The new schedule would shave the trip to sixty three hours, bringing Seattle closer to New York Chicago and other eastern and mid western cities. The article extols Washington and Seattle as premier summer and winter resorts and invites travelers from the Atlantic to visit, noting the coast’s climatic appeal.
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Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Seattle
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Coast
Washington
Atlantic
America
Oklahoma Ex-Governor Johnston Ousted by Senate
Oklahoma City March 21 Henry H Johnston the former governor was ousted by a Senate vote for general incompetency and was followed out of the executive mansion by his confidential secretary Mrs. O O Hammonds. Lieutenant Governor W M Holloway was sworn in as governor after the verdict.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Henry
Johnston
Jack Walton
Senate
Walton
W. M. Holloway
O. O. Hammonds
Remarkable Meigs County case of a 9 year old delinquent
A Meigs County Juvenile Court hearing on a 9 year old boy William Hendricks charged with delinquency continued Tuesday. He is accused of idleness vulgar language tobacco truancy rock throwing and stealing while his parents live on a rural route near Pom eroy.
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Pomeroy
William Hendricks
Meigs County
James Hendricks
Mass at Capital triggers fight to save Pomeroy projects
Pomeroy leaders including the school board Kiwanis members and city officials planned appeals to the Ohio attorney general and a possible April special election to approve street and school bond issues totaling near 200000. If blocked, a delegation will press the state legislature for relief.
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Ohit
Main Street
Pomeroy Business
Ohio
Racine
Columbia Township
Spring Inaugurated With Posies And Moth Balls
The weather bureau confirms the season’s official start at 9 35 last night. Thousands prepare to store heavy coats and red woolens while some fear they were premature. Argentina ice cream sales declined over the past two months.
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Weather Bureau
Argentina
Messenger Expands Radio Briefs and Adds Writers
The Messenger announces an expanded daily radio program with several news briefs and WLW scheduling changes. Rogers Sherwood joins editorial pages as a new regular writer twice weekly, sharing Capital Letter duties with Rodney Dutcher. Ruth Dewey Groves begins a serial Rich Girl-Poor Girl next Tuesday, replacing The Black Pigeon which ends Monday.
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WLW
Ohio
the Messenger
Rogers Sherwood
Washington
Sherwood
Rodney Dutcher
Dutcher
New Life
Ruth Dewey Groves
Attendance at Exposition Set Weekend Peak
Attendance at the Athens Merchants Exposition surpassed last year with 2026 paid admissions and 1680 dance tickets sold. The event features booths, a style show, and prize drawings, with proceeds supporting charitable causes as crowds flock to the last night’s finale.
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Athens
Bill to raise gas tax still in committee
The Sullivan Bill to increase the state gasoline tax remained in committee in Columbus on March 21. Representative Dallas Sullivan, author of the measure, argues for a seven-cent tax to cover road costs, but the bill would raise only one cent to four cents. He says larger cities should bear more of the construction burden, while rural blocs back the plan and city opposition is strong.
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Columbus
Sullivan
Dallas Sullivan
To Select Jury for Karr Bribery Trial
Pomeroy March 21. A special jury wheel of 75 names will be drawn today to form the pool for the Irving Karr bribery trial set to begin next Monday. The date depends on John G. Woolley’s court readiness.
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Pomeroy
Irving Karr
John G. Woolley
Athens
Lindbergh-A Morrow Set to Marry in June
Mexico City dispatch says Miss Anne Morrow and Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will wed in June, according to official circles.
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Anne
Mexico City
Anne Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Serenading Disturbs Logan Home. Police Investigate Debris Assault
In Logan on Monday evening a serenade at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Whison drew a crowd of several score. Props included old cans and pans piled on the porch, with more than two truckloads left before officers dispersed the revelers. Mrs. Wilson was struck in the face with a dirt-filled tin can, suffering a facial laceration.
Law-Makers To Be Through Next Month
Columbus March 21. Prospects the Eighty-Eighth General Assembly will finish by mid April as the General Appropriations Bill nears completion. Senator G M Kutler Preble County chairman of the Senate Finance Committee says the bill should be completed and ready for introduction next Monday. House action is expected late next week.
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U.P
Eighty-Eighth
General Assembly
G. M. Kutler
Preble County
Senate Finance Committee
House
France pays tribute as Foch lies in state at noon
France kneels on the first day of spring to honor Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch whose body lies in state near the tomb of the Unknown Poilu. Ambassadors, statesmen, veterans and peasants join in solemn tribute as plans place the burial at the Invalides after a grand national funeral.
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U.P
Ferdinand Foch
Poilu
France
Napoleon
Ney
Reformatory to House Over 1 000 Prisoners in Chillicothe
The justice department said the Chillicothe Ohio reformatory will house at least 1 000 prisoners once the ongoing program is finished in four to five years. Seventeen structures are planned including eight shops and six brick colonial dormitories. Construction will start soon with a brick plant authorized by Congress and prison labor to be used for all work.
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Washington
Chillicothe
Ohio
Justice Department
Congress
Thousands In Stricken Area Are Homeless
About thirty thousand people displaced by Southeast floods across Alabama Georgia and Florida. Red Cross directs relief work with Hoover and War Secretary Good at the White House discussing immediate aid. Alabama alone reports twenty three thousand homeless. Red Cross to issue a new relief appeal and rehabilitation work continues. Estimated immediate need is five hundred thousand dollars to reestablish the affected residents.
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Washington
U.R
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Hoover
Red Cross
White House
War Good
Mine Explosion at Valley Camp Mine No 1 Strikes Panic
News from Par n ass us Pennsylvania reports a mine explosion at Valley Camp Company Mine No 1. About 300 miners were in the shaft area. 12 were killed in a previous Kinloch incident, and this blast injured none of the escapees. A later count says around 235 bodies remained unaccounted for with no check on the dead reported by noon.
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Marth
Valley Camp Company
Ings
Craf
Valley Camp
Kinloch
Juary 20
State Bureau of Mine
Cials
New
Fractured OCR Notes Brick Home Permits and Vague Forum
Fragmented text describes building permits for brick homes and a forum on mortar and exterior views. Mentions Frederick J Baskin director and Messenger information Center in Washington. Contains garbled street names and partial names.
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Dream Wibout
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