Riegel Calls For Higher Court Decision On Bible Classes
Vernon Riegel, Ohio's superintendent of public instruction, urged higher courts to decide if Bible instruction in public schools violates religious freedom. He cited the East Liverpool case where the school board plans to allow Protestant pastors to conduct religious classes in school buildings, seeking a test ruling.
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Coluwri
Ohio
Vernon Riewel
As. Petter
Gulf
Riegel
Ohio health exhibit goes on tour to counties and fairs
Dr J B Monger Ohio health director announced plans to purchase a health exhibit vehicle after the state legislature blocked funding The traveling exhibit will visit county fairs and assemblies to deliver health messages to mothers and children with approval from the Children's Bureau in Washington
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Columbus
Ohio
J. B. Monger
Children's Bureau
Washington
Bentley Loses Petit Larceny Case After Dollar Dropped
In Cleveland on August 21 Thomas Bentley and Mrs Victoria Wigern both bent to pick up a dropped dollar bill at the sidewalk edge. Bentley won the dispute but was charged with petit larceny though both claim the money fell from their pockets.
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Cleveland
Thomas Bentley
Victoria 4Igern
Bentley
Coal Parleys Eyed With Fear In West Virginia Field
In Logan West Virginia a meeting between United Mine Workers officials and local miners sparked fear among operators. They fear a renewed push for unionization in the region, the largest non union coal field in the state. The 1921 Logan county army march had previously driven a result for anti union forces.
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Logan
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Wea
Bandits abandon leader after Worcester gun battle
John Troy head of a Worcester county bandit trio is found dead on a doctor's step after a late night spree. Police had clashed with Troy in a restaurant where Patrolman Daniel Sullivan fired, wounding Troy, while bandits fled in a stolen car. Six hours later Dr Lyons reported a dead man left on his doorstep.
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Worcester
Mass
John Troy
Worcester County
Troy
Daniel Sullivan
Sullivan
Leater
Dr. Lyons
Rain Relief Douses Canton Heat Wave
A drenching downpour at 4 a.m. Friday followed Thursday drizzle, bringing relief to heat sufferers in Canton. Rain measure reached 1.3 inches per official Carl Meyer, with temperatures dropping to the sixties. The August high was 89 degrees and Friday's forecast called for clouds and showers then rising weekend temperatures.
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Canton
Carl Meyer
Mercury
Local man pleads guilty in intoxicated weapons case
Ernest Lamert of 704 Fifth Avenue Northeast pled guilty in criminal court Friday to being intoxicated and carrying concealed weapons. He was fined 60 dollars and costs after an arrest Thursday evening at Piedmont Avenue and Third Street Northeast.
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Ernest Lamert
Helen
Piedmont Av
3Rd St
Doorstep discovery identifies Troy's body
Police visiting the doctor's home recognized the deceased as Troy. The incident centers on an apparent fatality discovered at a doorstep, with investigators confirming the victim's identity.
Red Cap Service Planned at Canton Pennsylvan ia Depot
The Canton Chamber of Commerce announced Friday that red cap service will be established at the Canton Pennsylvania depot. Red caps will be on the job immediately to handle passengers luggage to and from trains and the service is an established institution in most larger cities.
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Canton
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Two men plead guilty to burglary and larceny
Ernest J. Hoffman and William NH Parris pleaded guilty before Judge Edwin W. Dion Friday to multiple burglary and larceny charges. Hoffman drew a penitentiary term from one to 45 years while Parris received 18 months to no years.
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Ernest J. Hoffman
William NH. Parris
Dodge
Edwin W. Dion Friday
Hoffman
Parris
Secret Service Tracing Flood of Twenty Dollar Gold Certificates
United States secret service agents in Cleveland are tracing the source of a flood of twenty dollar gold certificates loosened in the city some time ago. About ten of the certificates are announced as canceled, with details provided late yesterday.
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Cleveland
United States Secret Service
Secret Service
Maple Heights
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