Prohibition Agent to Explain Lax Enforcement Charge
Lorain Ohio protests prompt call to State Prohibition Agent George Baynham to Columbus to explain claims that liquor law enforcement had laxity in Lorain and other Northern Ohio counties during pre election weeks. Sheriff Clarence Adams and Prosecutor Don W. Myers demanded explanations from Baynham and O P Davis. official says friction surprised him and praises local enforcement.
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George Baynham
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Lorain
Ohio
A. V. Aldrich
Ohio Prohibition
Lorain County
Don W. Myers
Clarence Adams
Adams
Myers
Baynham
O. P. Davis
Aldrich
Church not to lobby in politics says Bishop McConnell
Bishop Francis J. McConnell of the Methodist Church rejected claims that the church should maintain a political lobby. Speaking before the national convention of the Woman's Home Missionary Society in Cincinnati, he said there is no basis for charges against the church since the war.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Francis J. McConnell
New York
M. E. Church
Federal Council of Churches In America
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Akron Motorman Fatally Struck in Streetcar Backing Incident
Akron Oct 10 A woman ran toward a backing streetcar to warn Roy Cordell 48 motorman of another car but could not stop the vehicle. Cordell had exited to throw a switch for C L Jones operated car to turn around and fell stunned across the rails.
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Akron
U.P
Roy Cordell
Cordell
East Akrona
C. L. Jones
Sunday Comes to Obio Columbus Evangelist in Ohio Tour
October 10 Billy Sunday the evangelist will speak in Columbus Monday at 8 p m in Memorial Hall. The meeting is organized by the Anti Saloon League of America. Monday's lecture begins a four stop Ohio tour for the league.
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OBRIO
Varied Classifieds Include Quilting and Rug Braiding
The Messenger classifieds list several offers. A Durham cow four years old and due to freshen in January is offered in classification 86. A good watch dog is sought in classification 50. Albany chicken dinner offered this Sunday for 40 cents in classification 57. A seven room modern house is offered to trade for a restaurant in classification 84.
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the Messenger
Albany
Examiners Charge Ohio Judges With Liquor Case Irregularities
State examiners Will E. Heck and T. L. Jenkins report at least 30,000 irregularities in Cleveland police court liquor cases. They condemn judges for turning the Probation Department into a collection agency and permitting installment fines. They cite first offense labels masking repeated arrests and convictions. Chief Justice John P. Dempsey orders end to installment fines.
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Cleveland
U.P
Will E. Heck
T. L. Jenkins
Municipal Court
John P. Dempsey
Attack on Eighteenth Amendment Ratification Contested
In Trenton New Jersey Judge Clark in federal court took under advisement a challenge to the eighteenth amendment arguing ratification requires constitutional conventions called by the states to affect reserved rights. The Oct 10 proceeding centers on the constitutionality of the amendment.
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Trenton
N. J
Clark
O'Neil Elected National Commander Of American Legion
Ralph T. O'Neil of Topeka Kansas won the election to lead the American Legion as national commander on October 10 in Boston.
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Legion
Boston
Ralph T. O'Neil
Topeka
Kansas
American Legion
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