Donahey Case Sparks Court Appeal Over Religious Services
Ohio Governor Donahey moves to push Crabbe’s religious services ruling to the court of appeals with an appeal for constitutional clarity. Officials discuss grounds to challenge Judge Scarlett’s decision on public worship and the governor’s petition to have the case reviewed promptly by the state’s highest appellate body.
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Tenn High School Auditorium Hosts Opera Night
Permission granted for a Monday meeting at the Tenn High School auditorium to present the conventional Drevtoun letter and discuss full meeting details.
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Tenn High School
Police Chief Attacked by Councilman in City Session
The city council Monday evening attacked Police Chief Lange over enforcement of self made laws. A councilman demanded the mayor instruct the chief to place officers where needed and enforce laws as adopted. The session tangled over right hand turns in the public square and penalties for violators.
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Early state fair entries grow for Columbus exposition
State Director of Agriculture Shallen V. Truax announced a larger entry list for the Columbus fair this year. The exposition is scheduled to run for five days from August 31 to September 4, with Harner cing listed among exhibitors.
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Nine Men Found Guilty of Murder in Cairo Verdict
Cairo dispatch reports nine men found guilty of murder related to the tanker incident last November. The accused include Bir Lee Stack’s brother and high-ranking Sudan governor secretaries and a senior Egyptian army officer. Sentence to be pronounced Saturday per Central News.
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Central News
Pew Short Weight Complaints Heard
A brief hearing addressed complaints about short weights for pew products. Officials reviewed reported discrepancies and outlined corrective steps to ensure accurate measurements and fair practices. Local merchants and customers attended, seeking clarity on how weights are tested and enforced.
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Cold weather hits Ohio honey plants and workers
June 2 report from Columbus notes severe cold and deep freezes damaged honey crops and disrupted worker availability across Ohio. Officials warn continued hardship for beekeeping and related food supplies as conditions persist.
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Cafeteria Debate Returns to Education Board Meeting
A report from the Monday evening meeting notes the board of education discussing a cafeteria plan. The misread recount mentions Fletcher and a Saucering issue, with ratification of cafeteria reinstatement being considered.
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Board of Education
Atenas Council Faces Red Condition Complaints
Citizens raised concerns about local red conditions in Atenas during a council meeting. The issues were referred for further review and action by city officials.
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Council Atenasist
Rushed Council Meeting Sparks Evening Haste
A fragmented note shows a council on Monday handling urgent wartime related matters at Canton Veterans Organization. The document references a March date, four thirty six and three, and outlines procedural steps without full context.
Judges to Get $5,000 a Year for Many Work
City council approved raises affecting the mayoral court and municipal court salaries. The two municipal court judges would earn 900 per year from the county and 81,000 from the city, totaling a significant increase. The mayoral salary rose to 46,000 with increases for the city auditor and treasurer also approved.
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Schools near two million dollars in grants report
District officials announce nearly 2 million dollars designated for school programs. Details include allocations across multiple departments and anticipated impacts for students and staff.
Commencement Plans Complete for McKinney High
Plans advance for graduation of about 00 pupils at McKinney High School. School board members announced Monday that no new major changes were made and the auditorium will host the commencement on June 20. Edmund Vance Cook, noted lecturer and author, will deliver the address.
Council considers pay raise for street laborers and condo action
Monday night Counc man Harter introduced a resolution seeking an increase in street labor pay from 44 to 80 cents an hour, referred to the finance committee. A separate measure proposed condemning an apartment at 107 Bath SE, citing dangerous conditions with 125 residents.
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Irse Quits School Tires to Join Board of Education
Montag tight sentence notes Irse resigns from school duties after a period of strain. The Board of Education accepts her appointment to a new role as a school nurse with the county schools. A separate line cites a figure claiming the world’s daily coat consumption at 1,200,000 units.
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School Census Shows Increase Across City Wards
A fragmented report indicates a rise in pupil counts across seven wards with the total number of pupils reported as Toes. The record preserves the basic notice of rising enrollment despite missing details and garbled OCR.
Admits Theft of Necklace by Local Worker
John Glynn aged 26 of 422 13th at BF was arrested Monday afternoon. Detectives Goshen and Promm charged him with stealing a pearl necklace from the Hotel Mec Kinley. Glynn, a Toledo resident, had been employed at the McKinsey hotel. A New Kensington, Pa. man reported a pearl necklace missing, allegedly left in Glynn’s possession. He was brought to headquarters Monday for questioning and admitted to the theft.
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Tage
More teachers added to public schools approved by superintendent
The board approved additional teachers for the next term including Ward Young Edmund B. Forton Louelia Hull Ulyanea Lawrence Lennia E. Mathieu Core Vanorman Finore Felkert and Sey. The list was presented by Superintendent Wilson at Monday night’s meeting.
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Core Vanorman
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Finore Felkert
Sey
Deaf Hearing Method Promises Free Trial Offer
A fragmented ad claims a new hearing method restores hearing with earphones and electrical devices. It invites readers to write for a free trial and asks for one tester per community to recommend the method to friends. The text mentions Independence and a broad, sensational appeal without clear proof or safeguards.
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Pour Andere
New Industry Started Here in Canton
A Canton company at 400 Lawrence plans to open a sterilized wiping cloth plant producing all kinds of wiping cloths. New tumblers washers tea boilers extenders and cutting machines will be used to process fabrics into finished products for purchasers. The plant goes into operation Wednesday morning with shipments received from Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia and New York City.
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Pheasant crop starts well at Wellington Game Farm
Columbus June 2 Prospects for pheasant production at the Wellington Game Farm look bright as director of agriculture Charlee V. Truas notes the first game birds hatched last week from 2600 eggs set. About 76 percent of the birds were taken to the rearing fit and will be raised for release.
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General Egged and Civic Guard Tensions Over Route Licenses
Reports indicate disputes in New York over a proposed route for Itabunen operations and a license process managed by the public nutrition committee and civic authorities. Gen Owen’s uniformed security review occurred amid crowd tensions as residents along Belden Avenue faced a gauntlet of hostility during a review by the Tetth Infantry delegation.
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