Ohio considers special assembly to enact tax laws
Columbus October 17. The Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards urged a special legislative session to draft tax legislation aligned with the recent constitutional amendment. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce echoed the call, arguing a dedicated session would yield a better tax code than a regular session. Seldon R. Glenn of Kentucky previously proposed the idea.
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Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Seldon R. Gienn
Kentucky
State Board of Commerce
Glenn
Refined barber shop wit as women join haircuts
An Athens barber claims that the move of women into barber shops has improved morals and shortened talk. He recalls early sanitary practices, when clipping was rare and scissor and razor cuts were common, noting women now demand quick, multiple styles.
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Athens
Navy papers placed aboard ocean steamer in London treaty ceremony
The United States and Britain prepared to formalize Japan's ratification of the London Naval Treaty aboard the Leviathan liner. Lieut. Irving A. Woodring delivered the document after a cross continental flight, while Lieut. W. W. Caldwell, carrying a duplicate, died in a Cheyenne snowstorm when his plane crashed. Caldwell, 26, a native of Oakland, was unmarried.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
Irving A. Woodring
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W. W. Caldwell
Cheyenne
Wyo
Woodring
New York
Caldwell
Ray W. Meskiman
Cleveland
Fort Frances E. Warren
Oakland
Calif
Suspect Held in Kidnap Case In Kansas City
A man identified as Ray mond Rizzo 21 of New York questioned by police in Kansas City resembles the kidnapper of Mrs. Alma Wilson McKinley of Greenfield. She was held 16 hours and released after a ransom promise. Rizzo denied knowledge of the crime.
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Kansas City
UPA
Raymond Rizzo
New York
Alma Wilson McKinley
Greenfield
Rizzo
Dynamite Dynamites Home During Danville Strike
The home of Jerry Wentz mill overseer was dynamited yesterday amid Danville Virginia strike violence. Police believe the blast came from an automobile. The action marks the first major violence in the 4 000 worker strike at two cotton mills.
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Danville
Jerry Wentz
Heiress Makes First Solo Flight from Clearwater Florida
A debut solo flight earns an heiress the distinction of being the first woman to complete a solo trip from Springtime Airport in Clearwater Florida. She is pictured with her plane just after the flight.
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Clearwater, Fla
Bitters and Iron Promises Health Benefits For All
A health tonic claim sells Bitters and Iron as best for stomach blood and nerves. A five to six bottle treatment allegedly relieves rheumatism neuritis fatigue indigestion and nervousness. It supposedly clears skin and increases weight in anemic people. The ad urges starting today and taking both medicines together for quick and lasting benefits with Lash's Drug Store carrying the product locally.
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Lash
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