Speakeasies Fight Back as Young People Pressure Prohibition
In a tense town battle over a food option ordinance eight months after it began, saloon owners defy restrictions while Young People’s Union members push for enforcement. Detectives patrol the streets appointing police to target speakeasies, with multiple hearings set for May. Local lawyers volunteer to prosecute, and arrests continue as efforts to curb unlawful liquor sellings unfold amid community debates and legal actions.
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Poonte
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Prizee & Roush
Rosemond
Prisceabion
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Stockdale
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AR. T. Seolt
A. Re. McCullich
Fred J. Rosemund
T. W. Alithews
FR. W. Mathews
Nash's Message Resume of His First Term
Governor Nash informs Ohio General Assembly in Columbus that his first annual message calls for tax reform. He urges abolishing state land taxation and the decennial board of equalization, seeks publicity with corporations, and proposes new revenue from corporate sources to fund education and public institutions. The message outlines plans for educational, penal, and benevolent needs.
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Nash
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Ohio State Finances and War Debt Report Review
The document details the 1896 1900 fiscal years noting a sinking fund transfer due to Spanish American War expenses, receipts from counties and other sources totaling over 5 million, and a balance in the general revenue fund. It discusses tax levies, per capita costs for state institutions, diminishing irreducible debt, and recommendations to reduce tax rates while funding capitol improvements and humane facilities. It also covers regulation of corporations, state building costs, and the Ohio National Guard in the post war era.
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Genapa Assembly
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Wilkzan McKinser
National Guard
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Doctor prescribes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for lingering cough
A reader recalls a severe cough lasting weeks and relief after using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The note mentions hope for a better remedy and cites endorsements from New York City figures, reflecting early 20th century medical advertising.
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