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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
18
An attorney in Columbus announces a legal challenge to prohibition enforcement. The move aims to block measures at the state level and seeks to influence action in Columbus and nearby districts through forthcoming court filings.
Kenody W Median, a 1 Word War veteran from Younestown, organizes attorneys to back his demand for legalisation of a reform considered more than half a measure. He argues the public wants modification and rejects any attempt to vote it down without a fight.
The article outlines a movement to change U S alcohol rules led by Hedland and Vice President Dawen. It describes expectations of a struggle at the Cedar Point convention and notes many Ohio lawyers are believed to back prohibition as a final aim.
Columbus attorneys weigh the Hedland act modification noting the legal risks and potential harm versus benefit. The group discusses enforcement challenges and opportunities to declare positions in favor of changes amid heated debate.
A fragmented report predicts the revolution will make the Bar Association meeting in July the most interesting in years and that it will proceed in the presence of greater attention.
Court records show Meigs County commissioners facing a dispute over gravel road material with claimant John Lyon asserting impacts on project costs. Officials argue the gravel supply and pricing are unresolved, delaying agreement and triggering court costs.
Readable fragments show pupils receiving report cards amid school activities. The text mentions names and dates in a period tone, but specifics are unclear due to damage.
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