Proposals Dominate Ohio House Agenda Amid Session Recess
A flood of bills fills the Ohio House agenda as committees eye state exams for medical and chiropractic certificates, tax law changes, port districts, and a Great Lakes waterway. Leaders note a Tuesday public meeting on child constitutional amendments while the Senate adjourns and the session lingers.
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Knox
Ping County
Salle Mortal
Taft
House Committee
Senate
Dodd
Lucas
Chiropraca
Great lakes-St. Énce
Ink Teller Takes 32000 Dollar Loot
A bank teller robbed the PUNGstowy Savings Bank window on Saturday. He allegedly left with about 32000 dollars in cash, and an arrest has been issued. Authorities say money is missing from the department.
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Cities Of Stark Co Underpoliced Says McClintock
Stark County Prosecutor McClintock urged expansion of Canton Massillon and Alliance police forces to curb crime. He planned a meeting with mayors and police chiefs to discuss funding from fines redirected to a safety fund to hire needed officers amid ongoing burglary activity.
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Alliance
BR. McClintock
McClintock
Canton
Massillon
Young Gunman Faces Charges In Schoolhouse Shooting
Homer Pettit, 26, faces an affidavit charge of shooting to wound in New Lexington Ohio as police say he fired during jealousy over a country schoolhouse encounter between Margaret Randolph 13 and Paul Smitley. Margaret is wounded but not seriously. Smitley is in critical condition. There were no witnesses.
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New Lexington, CO
Homer Pettit
Albert Randolph
Paul Smitley
Margaret Randolph
Randolph
Margaret
Pettit
Smithley
Bail Denied to Ruthenberg in Syndication Case
Michigan Supreme Court refused to admit Chas. E. B. Ruthenberg to bail pending appeal in the U S Supreme Court. The court also denied a writ of error on the final judgment of Berrien County circuit court, holding Michigan court decisions not subject to further appeal.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
Chas. EB. Ruthenberg
U. S. Supreme Court
Berrien County
Michigan
Debates to be broadcast in Parliament
Oslo reports that in 1926 the government decided to broadcast all parliamentary debates for public consumption reflecting radio’s growing influence in the country.
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Canton
Daily News
Oslo
Christiania
London editor starts new role at Ohio teachers journal
R. K. Shaw of London, formerly Madison Press owner, began editing the Journal of the Ohio Teachers Association in Columbus. The publication will switch from quarterly to monthly issues, with July and August no issues.
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R. K. Shaw
London
Madison Press
The
Ohio Teachers’ Association
Party Loyalty Tangled Over Vote On Veto
Washington report on Capitol Hill shows tensions as President Coolidge wins to sustain the nostal pay veto, while key Republican regulars like Senator Edge desert him and face Western scrutiny for irregularity amid debates on soldier bonus and Japanese immigration provisions.
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Capitol Hill
Coolidge
Republican Party
Repubican
Edge
New Jersey
Police quell fascist riots in Venice disturbance
London dispatch says police with bayonets dispersed about 400 extremist fascists at Venice. The Daily Express and Daily Herald reported Italy wide disturbances but direct dispatches do not confirm the events.
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Venice
Expresa Today
Daily Express
The
Daily Herald
Italy
Kellogg Resignation Denied Amid Paris Visit
United States Ambassador Kellogg was in Paris as Counsellor Sterling denied reports of his recall or appointment as attorney general. Embassy officials had for three months issued denials that Kellogg would depart London, noting he was not returning home. English papers speculated James M. Beck could succeed Kellogg, with Beck's support seen as favorable to closer Anglo American ties.
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United States
Kellogg
Paris
Sterling
Washington
James M. Beck
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Suspected Lad Is Released After Arrest
Clifford Miner, 15, arrested Tuesday on a charge of auspicion was released by Probation Officer Hotech kis. Chief H. E. Morrin and Captain Harry Stark travel to Cantona to testify before the January grand jury meeting. Edgar Lucas, charged with intoxication, was dismissed Tuesday by Judge M. C. Moore.
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Clifford Miner
Hotechkis
H. E. Morrin
Harry Stark
Cantona
Edgar Lucas
M. C. Moore
Plane crashes into army truck at Wright Field kill two
Dayton, Jan. 7. Leon C. Harness and Paul Long, civilian employees at Wilbur Wright field, were instantly killed when a McCook field plane crashed into the army truck they rode. Pilot Lieu tenant E. H. Barksdale and observer Althoff, both of McCook field, survived with minor injuries as the plane’s landing gear struck the truck during low altitude testing over a speed course.
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Paul Long
Wilbur Wright Field
McCook Field
E. H. Barksdale
Althoff
Barksdale
Elsie Sweetin Begins 35 Year Murder Term
In Joliet the woman Elsie Sweetin starts a 35 year sentence for the murder of her husband Wilford. The convicted killer will be processed in Joliet Prison with Bertillon measurements. a physician will assess her and she will do prison work washing shirts. Lawrence M. Hight, the minister, is serving life and remains in custody.
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Joliet
Joliet Penitentiary
Wilford
Lawrence M. Hight
Una
Bertillon
Ilinois
Magazine Prize Winner Held On Neglect Charge
George Elwell, who won a national magazine prize and $20,000, was arrested in Cleveland on a charge of neglecting his children. He posted $500 bond after being taken into custody at a local hotel. Mrs Elwell charged that most prize money was spent on the high life including $10 and $15 restaurant tips.
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Cleveland
George Elwell
Elwell
Pan American Congress Chooses San Jose for 1929 Meeting
At Lima closing, the third Pan-American Congress selects San Jose Costa Rica as the site for the 1929 gathering. The Pan-American Women's Congress wins approval to continue a women’s auxiliary as an adjunct and to meet in San Jose as part of the scientific congress.
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Canton Daily News
Lima
San Jose
Costa Rica
Pan-American Scientific Congress
Pan-American Women's Congress
Scientific Congress
Women's Auxiliary
Gen Leonard Wood Reports Wish to Quit Philippines Post
Washington reports circulated that Gen Leonard Wood may resign as governor general of the Philippines. Official circles, including the White House and the war department, offered no confirmation of the quitting plan.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Coolidge
White House
War Department
Huston Seen as Likely New Bishop Coadjutor
Indications pointed to Rev. Arthur S. Huston as bishop coadjutor of the Ohio Protestant Episcopal diocese at a special convention in Trinity cathedral Cleveland today. Huston pastors a church in San Antonio Texas and was born in Cincinnati in 44 years ago. He was educated at Kenyon.
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Cleveland
Arthurs. Huston
Trinty
Huston
San Antonio
Texas
Coal striker murdered in Old Forge near Scranton
Steve oe 21 a Penn yle Coal company striker was killed early today while standing in front of a store in Old Forge near Scranton. The murder is the second in two days among coal company strikers.
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Scranton
Steve Oe
Pennylvania Coal Company
Old Forge
Coal Company
Final honors paid to Archbishop Moeller in Cincinnati
Funeral services planned for Archbishop Henry Moeller with his body lying in state at St Peters Cathedral. Cardinal Hayes will celebrate the pontifical requiem and Archbishop Glennon will preach. A public procession and funeral cortege will precede burial at St Joseph's cemetery Price Hill.
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Henry Moeller
Archdiocese of
Moeller
Patrick Cardinal Hayes
New York
St. Peters
John J. Glennon
St Louis
Parta
Norwood Heighta
Church of
Walnutats
Norwood
St Peter's
St. Joseph's New Cemetery
Price Hill
Stork Hovers Over Chaplin Home Sex of Heir Hoped
Los Angeles January report says Mrs. Charlie Chaplin Lita Grey expects a child this summer. She and Chaplin reportedly hope for a girl after their Mexico wedding last month.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Charlie Chaplin
Lita Grey
Mexico
Charlie
Pauline Frederick Granted Third Divorce
Pauline Frederick, stage and screen actress, was granted a divorce from Dr Rutherford, a Seattle physician, for desertion less than a year after marriage. The suit was not contested. This marks her third divorce, after marriages to Frank M. Andrews and Willard Mack.
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Pauline Frederick
Rutherford
Seattle
Frank M. Andrews
New York
Willard Mack
Madison shooting ends in suicide after wounding woman
F. X Bernard of Hibbing Minnesota shot Laura Palmer a 28 year old French instructor at the University of Wisconsin in Madison then killed himself. The incident occurred this morning leaving Palmer mortally wounded.
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F. X Bernard
Hibbing
Minn
Mise Laura Palmer
University of Wisconsin
Beekeepers Fined for Hive Theft Near Logan
Noah Wagner and Frank Carpenter residents near Logan were fined after pleading guilty to stealing a hive of bees from the Sam Ringhiser farm. Officers traced honey to locate the suspects following a request for a trail.
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Noah Wagner
Frank Carpenter
Here
Sam Ringhiser
Roomer Charged in First Degree Murder of Wealthy Bachelor
Police allege roomer Veto Ventura killed rich Italian bachelor Louis Buffolora on New Year’s Eve. Ventura lived with Buffolora at 518 South Street SE and was bound over to a grand jury after waiving preliminary hearing. Detectives seek the weapon and motive as they build the case.
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Veto Ventura
Louis Buffolora
Buffolora
Ventura
Bufffolora
Lfe
United Alley
Canton
Chipper
Buffalora
Five Injured In Rail Wreck At Croob Michigan
Five persons were injured when three coaches of an eastbound passenger train derailed near Croob Michigan due to a broken switch. The engine and rear coach stayed on track. Two had broken limbs, two were less seriously hurt, and a child was cut by glass. They were taken to St Francis Hospital in Ypsilanti, four miles away.
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Mich
St. Francis Hospital
Ypsilant
Rum Runner Paul Weber Captured by Torpedo Boat
Before Christmas a torpedo boat captured the German rum runner Paul Weber with 14 men imprisoned after a gun fight. Investigations reveal the capture targeted a central smuggling ring and the ship bore the name of a German owner accused of defrauding the state monopoly of millions. The German police had offered 100000 gold marks for his arrest.
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OLSO
Christiania
Tan
Paul Weber
Vaerte Mugeling
Ohio Legislator Weds Secretly
Representative Charles J. Thompson of Defiance Ohio married yesterday and started a brief honeymoon today. His bride was Katherine A. Howe widow of a Washington attorney. The ceremony was performed in the House of Representatives by Chaplain Montgomery.
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Washington, D. C
Charles J. Thompson
Defiance
Mra
Thompson
Katherine A. Howe
Washington
Cupid
House of Representatives
Chaplain Montgomery
House
Drinking Among Lawmakers Old Story to Days
Washington report notes Prohibition officers see no new pattern in congressional drinking. While pointing to private homes as hard to police under current law, officials warn stricter measures may follow. The piece recalls Thomas Marshall’s view on senators’ private habits and cites ongoing enforcement efforts in Washington.
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Prohibition Enforcement
Michigan
Congress
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Senate
Mra. Scott
Scott
Waglington
Ocal
Nquor
Daily News Classified Ads Put Through Court Trial
A humorous notice claims Daily News Classified Ads endure a court trial with a life sentence of service and praise their quick efficient work. Mrs. Bickle reports a positive experience and urges residents to call Hemlock 3500 to judge the ads’ service.
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Hemlock 3500
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