Ohio Good Roads Federation Targets Highway Improvements
The Ohio Good Roads Federation unveiled a program to fix defects in current highway laws ahead of the General Assembly. It seeks to improve unimproved sections detours and grade crossings while allowing city street reconstruction funded by abutting property owners and expanded state maintenance for neglected short segments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Good Roads Federation
General Assembly
Legislative Committee
Federation
W. A. Alsdorf
State Highway Department
Ity
State Department
Bulgarian Blood Tea Promised Health Boost from Herbs
An advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a weekly health aid to regulate bowels, liver function, kidneys, stomach, and blood. It claims rapid health improvement and cold prevention when taken hot at bedtime, endorsed by physicians and sold by Marvel Products Co. in Pittsburgh.
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H. H. von Schlick
Marvel Products Co
Pitteburg
Settled British Coal Strike Reaches Commons Announcement
London October 28 Premier Lloyd George will reveal the coal strike settlement in the house of commons after talks with the miners federation. The agreement will go to a nationwide referendum. The deal ends a deadlock over wage increases and requires a written pledge that no strike occurs until a national wage commission is formed.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Miners’ Federation
Downing Street
Democrats Report Receipts Under One Million in Campaign
New York Oct 28 The Democratic National Committee filed with the Senate sub committee on expenditures showing receipts under one million dollars. Up to Oct 25 total receipts were 878 831 24 and total disbursements 823 345 09.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Wilbur W. Marsh
Politics in the Class Rooms Under the Ban
President Alston Ellis of Ohio University urged students during chapel to halt political lectures in classrooms. He warned that any future politicking in classes would be immediately stopped, signaling a firm stance against classroom political discourse.
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Alston Ellis
Ohio University
Ellis
Johnny Evers Named Cubs Manager for Next Season
Chicago Oct. 28. Johnny Evers appointed manager of the Chicago Cubs by President Veeck. Fred Mitchell who led the club in 1920 is expected to remain in baseball. Evers, a former Cubs second baseman under Frank Chance, spent last season with the New York Giants as assistant to Manager McGraw.
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Chicago
Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Veeck
Fred Mitchell
Cubs
Evers
Frank Chance
New York Giants
McGraw
Guns Blamed Again in Columbus Shooting Fatality
In Columbus on October 28 Harry Slick a 23 year old Newark PA railroad fireman died from a bullet wound to the abdomen at the Y M C A 20th Street branch. Raymond D Hicks 22 also of Newark was held by police after allegedly handling a revolver then firing Slick. Hicks reportedly picked up the gun from the cash desk and removed the magazine leaving a shell in the barrel. Slick died at Grant hospital about 6 am.
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Columbus
Harry Slick
Newark
Pennsylvania
Raymond D. Hicks
20Th St
Hicks
Rudolph DeSteigner
Slick
Grant Hospital
Endorsement for Mulikaigan At Pittsburg Mine Meeting
At the October 25 Pittsburg mine No 10 Local Union 692 meeting Hugh T Mulkaigan was endorsed for Representative by an almost unanimous vote. Michael Krivusti Jr secretary John Day president. A curved hammer typing device enables typing while wearing gloves.
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Mulkaigan
Pittsburg Mine No. 10
Hugh T. Mulligan
Michael Krivusti Jr
Sec
John Day
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