Solons Pass Broad Ohio Legislation in Late Session
The Ohio legislature adjourned until April 27 after passing numerous measures. Key actions include a $72,877,237.94 general appropriation, the Chester bill creating a state road and building material commission, revised workmen's compensation, education work hours for 12 to 14 year olds in agriculture, and local aid qualification rules. Other items set tax and court changes, and licensing reforms for trucks and buses.
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Columbus
Senate
State Tax Commission
House
Blum
Williams
Rebman
Redman
Donahey
Rose
Athens
Marshall
Jenkins
Marion County Probate Court
Common Pleas Court
Davidson
Barberton
Summitco
Freeman-Collister
Utilities Commission
Conference Committee
Weather outlook and church sermon advertised in Ohio notice
The forecast calls for increasing cloudiness with showers and storms tonight and Sunday, with warmer trends in the east. A Sunday sermon by Rev. Alfred Lee Wilson at First Presbyterian at 10 30 a m titled Redeeming the Time offers public invitation along with music.
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Ohio
Alfred Lee Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Break Dancing Record Set by Ruth Mollock and Jack Butler
New York reports Ruth Mollock and Jack Butler, dancing instructors, broke the world record by dancing 36 hours and 13 minutes non stop. They retired in good condition. the woman wore out two pairs of shoes and the man one. The previous record was 33 hours 15 minutes by a Frenchman.
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New York
Ruth Mollock
Jack Butler
Wheeling and Lake Erie Announces Ten Percent Pay Increases
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad boosts wages for Brewster shop workers effective April 7. Skilled mechanics receive 77 cents per hour, freight car repairmen 70 cents, and unskilled labor 3 to 7 cents more. Apprentices and helpers gain seven cents, with shifts and shop rules to be finalized by company and employees.
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Brewster Shops
Wheeling and Lake Erie
George Burham
Mayor to sue minister over graft accusations
April 7. Mayor Reese announced he would file a libel suit against Rev. George A. Gibson pastor of Ma honing avenue M. E. church. The mayor alleges the minister made uncomplimentary remarks about him and accused him of accepting graft from the street car company to eliminate jitneys from the city. Gibson denies the charge.
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Youngstown
Reese
George A. Gibson
Mahoning Avenue
Sunday church sermons and community notices
First Christian Church hosts morning service at 10 50 with Some Religious Problems and an evening talk at 7 30 titled As the Man Passed By. Special Sunday chicken and duck dinner $1 at Courtland Hotel. Thermos lunch kits offered. Arthur's at 204 Market North provides Thermos repairs.
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First Christian Church
Courtland Hotel
Radio Church Service to Broadcast First UL. E. Sermon
WwBi will air a Sunday morning church service at 10 15 featuring Rev. Ira D. Warner preaching on Badge of the Discipleship with choir music. The event is presented as a daily news station notice for local listeners.
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WwBi
Ira D. Warner
Adyvy
Radio
WWB
Radio Church Service
WWE
Ira B Warner
U. B
Iran Warner
Religious Problems and A Man Passed By Sermons
A listing notes 10 30 and 7 30 times for sermons titled Some Religious Problems and As the Man Passed By, described as practical sermons for all people.
Indictments in Herrin mine massacre all none pros'd
All murder and conspiracy indictments in the Herrin mine massacre case were nolle pressed by Judge Hartwell. Six defendants in the second trial were acquitted of murder in the death of Antonio Malkavich of Erie, Pennsylvania. The trial lasted six hours and five minutes, with 32 witnesses for the state and 95 for the defense.
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Marion, II
Herrin Mine
D. T. Hartwell
Delos Duty
Antonio Malkavich
Erie
Lester
National Coal
Hugh Willis
Otis Clark
Bert Grace
Oscar Howard
James Brown
Phillip Fontanetta
Willis
United Mine Workers of America
Clark
Grace
Howard Hoffman
Huntington
Ind
Wave of superstition sweeps England after Carnarvon death
London April 7 a wave of superstition spreads across England over the death of Lord Carnarvon discoverer of Tutankhamen's tomb. Some fear a pharaohs curse prompting many Egyptian relic owners to discard items and treasure. Lady Carnarvon may back further expeditions while excavations of Tutankhamen's tomb are planned to continue in autumn.
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British Museum
Lord Carnarvon
London
England
Tutanikhamen
Daily Express
Lady Carnarvon
Howard Carter
Tutankhamen
Gas Station Robbery Ends in Driver Fatally Wounded
Charles Bitzler, 35, was fatally struck at the Medina Gas & Fuel station in West Salem while a robbery was reported as the motive. Foreman Samuel Rush pursued the robbers on foot, wounding one man captured boarding an Erie freight train. a posse searches the area for others. Samuel Nell, 19, of Polk, Ashland County, is held for investigation. Nell confessed participation but said another gang member did the shooting.
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Wooster
Charles Bitzler
Medina Gas & Fuel Company
West Salem
Here
Samuel Rush
Gas Company
Erie
Samuel Nell
Polk
Ashland County
Bitzler
Nell
New Dog Tags Reach City After State Shipment
A new shipment of dog tags arrived Saturday from the state penitentiary and the auditor now has enough on hand to fill all demands. When the shipment arrived less than 20 remained of the original 4,000 and more than half were issued in the past week as the dog law is enforced in Sturk county.
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State Penitentiary
Sturk Co
Bodies of six seamen washed ashore near Tarpaulin Cove
Martha's Vineyard Mass April 7 six seamen were found ashore at Tarpaulin Cove from a wrecked rum runner. Coast guardsmen report liquor in large quantities washing up with the bodies.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Tarpaulin Cove
Daily News Station WWB Broadcast First A. B. Service
WWB will air the First A B service Sunday with discipleship features. Music by the choir accompanies the program as announced by the Daily News Station.
Some Religious Problems as the Man Passed By
A brief program listing shows events titled Some Religious Problems at 10 30 and As the Man Passed By at 7 30 with practice notes.
Postal Receipts Show Increase Nationwide
Postal receipts rose 12.91 percent in March over March 1922 in fifty industrial cities as prosperity spreads. Southern states led gains, with strong increases in New England and the Rocky Mountain region. Heidelberg Men’s Glee Club to perform sacred music at Trinity Reformed Church Sunday at 10:39 a.m. and at First Reformed Church at 7:30 p.m. Silver offering. All Red Men heading to Akron Sunday to meet at club rooms with buses departing at 12 a.m.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New England
Rocky Mountain States
Heidelberg Men's
Trinity Reformed Church
First Reformed Church
Akron
Heidelberg Men's Glee Club
Private sale to close an estate furniture and car
Private sale to close an estate offers household furniture rugs a rolltop desk and an Oldsmobile coupe. Sale starts April 3 at 1003 14th NW call 3043 M Adv.
Paper Delivery Customer Service Hours
Notice informs readers to call 3500 for a replacement copy and lists circulation office hours open every evening until 6 30 and Sunday morning until 11.
Man Given One Year For Enticing Girl Alias Harris
Harvtakia alias George Harris received a year in prison and a $1000 fine for attempting to entice a 17 year old girl to Detroit. Evidence showed he sought to lure the girl. she reported the incident to juvenile court officials and he was arrested.
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Harvtakia
gGeorge Harris
Carnihanny NE
Abe Finiay
Deling
Evidenes
Detroit
Jouvenie
Haratakis
Harding Sees Domestic Policy as First Concern
President Harding declared that the nation’s foremost issue is domestic affairs, signaling a focus on taxation railroad regulation agricultural recovery and business Prosperity for his forthcoming western speeches. He warned of a menace in class consciousness and bloc growth while saying the United States has made no foreign commitments. He planned to travel from Augusta to Washington on a special train, arriving Sunday noon.
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Augusta
Harding
West
South
Europe
United States of America
God Almighty
William McKinley
Congress
Mr. Harding
United States
Association of Nations
Washington
Local Trade and Training Ads in Daily Classifieds
Gray the Painter seeks 6 first class painters to start Monday at 7 AM at 1438 Tusts. Steady work with good wages. Dog collars sold. license tag rivet and collar free at Arthur's. Young man to drive all makes cars. free automobile training at Y M C A Technical school. First U B service Sunday at 10 15 AM led by Rev Iran.
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Gray
Arthur’s.—Advy
Y. M. C. A. Technical School
Adv
Murray resigns as Canton health chief after board vote
Dr. William K. Murray quits as city health commissioner at board of health request. A letter signed by acting secretary Mrs. William C. Jacobs stated the unanimous wish for resignation, to take effect within 80 days. Board to hire a successor. Miss Margaretta McAbbe’s secretary post also opens with resignations accepted. Murray notes he will enter private practice.
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William K. Murray
Board of Health
William C. Jacobs
Murray
Saaturday Murray
A, CC, Brant
Its
Tdeft
Margaretta McAbbe
Miss McAbbe
Misa Helen McAbbe
Canton
Chicago
Health Department
J. A. Kappleman
Walker Grand Jury Recessed Pending Witnesses in Murder Probe
The Walker grand jury recessed Friday night and will resume Monday to continue examining witnesses. Foreman W. F. Master and Mt. Union College president will attend a college trustees meeting on Wednesday. Jurors plan to view the murder scene Sunday or Wednesday to better grasp the evidence.
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Walker Grand Jury
W. FL Master
Grand Jury
Mt. Union College
Abolition of State Police Urged by Judiciary Committee
Charleston April 7. The judiciary committee recommended abolition of the state police in favor of the Suthpin bill to the house of delegates. The house passed the cooperative marketing bill 77 to 1 with delegate Scanlon voting no after his amendments were defeated Thursday.
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Charleston
W. Va
House of Delegates
Judiciary Committee
House
Scanlon
Hearing In Pottery Suits Return To Court Next Tuesday
Government suit against Trenton Potteries and twenty two sanitary pottery firms in multiple states to be resumed in United States District Court Tuesday. Illness of an attorney delayed Monday session. Also notes church speech by H S MacAyeal and local ads for YMCA events and a church talk tonight.
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New York
Trenton
Sanitary
New Jersey
Illinois
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Man Fined 3000 for Making Rum in Stark County
Criminal Judge J A L Bownan fined Charles Nitras 3000 for three counts of the Crabbe Act Manufacturing liquor possessing illicit liquor and possessing equipment for liquor production. Nitras must pay or face workhouse confinement at 40 cents a day. Police seized two 50 gallon stills a 70 gallon still 44 barrels of mash 100 gallons of illicit liquor and several cases of yeast after a raid on his Bradd NE home.
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J. A. L Bownan
Ohio
Charles Nitras
Crabbe
Nitras
Skotnicky, Lenz
Murphy
Bradd NE
Hous
Miss Margaret Price Struck by Auto in City Collision
Miss Margaret Price of 1386 St. Elmour NE was seriously injured at 11 oclock Saturday morning after being struck by a motor vehicle while walking near Mahoningrd and 12th NE. She suffered head and facial cuts. The car driver J. KK. Stitt of Salem reported the accident to police. The injured editor works in the circulation department of the Daily News. Heidelberg Men's Glee Club events listed at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
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Margaret Price
St. Elmour NE
Mahoningrd
12Th St
J. KK. Stitt
Salem
Miss Price
The
Daily News
Radio Church Service on WW Daily News
WW station broadcasts Sunday morning at 10 15 with Rev. L R Warner preaching Lodge of the Discipleship. Choir music accompanies the service on the air.
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Otis Porter
Federation Aeronautique Internationale
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Parnell
Foreman
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
King
Benjamin Purnell
Queen Mary
Benjamin
Australia
Therm
Daugherty
Mary
Tyler
Purnell
Seindeckers
St NW
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WM. K. Murray
Walker
H. S. MacAyeal
Ohio State Welfare
First Congregational Church
Y. M
Evangelist Howard
Church of God
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Stark Co
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Efrat L. &. Aermylee
Tra Ly Warner
Lodge of the Discipleship
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