Referendum Plans and Agricultural Bills Face Debate
A joint meeting of state central executives weighs referendums to place national and state tickets on the ballot and to decentralize the state cultural commission. Business groups and labor factions discuss non partisan referendums while party lines blur over the Green anti coal and Gallagher oil bills.
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Iuce Moore
Tis Democrats
Iggor
Ohio
Gallagher Oil
State Spelling Champion to Be Minister
Claude Gossett a 20 year old Highland county student who won the state spelling bee last week plans to study for the ministry after finishing high school. He will use the $50 prize toward his theological studies. Second place tied between Homer Jacobs of Jackson county and Louie Kern of Hocking county who both aim to farm. Jacobs wants farming as a career, Kern seeks to be a farmer’s wife. A local judge praised the spelling bee as the best lesson in English Ohio has seen and noted the restored art and impetus it provides.
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Claude Gossett
Highland Co
Tillon Ae
Homer Jacobs
Jackson-co
Louie Kern
Hocking-co
Jacobs
Auss
Kern
Ohio
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Melada
Opelousas Sinan
Iytincus
Niccolite
Thesoras
Telus Matun
Importance of the capture of Przemyśl a problem
Military correspondence argues the recapture of Przemyśl will shape western Galicia's war outlook. It predicts stronger German sieges, greater logistics, and a carefully chosen command, with effects on Hungarian and Russian campaigns depending on whether Przemyśl remains in German hands or falls to enemy forces.
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Galieia
Pla
Botenlek
Torah Po
Yarasler
Lenore
Teresita
France
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Galicia
Women Secure Signers for Neutrality Petition
New York June 7 The Organization of the American Women for Strict Neutrality reports it has obtained one hundred signatures on its neutrality petition and aims to collect another million before presenting the document to the federal government urging an embargo on arms and ammunition. Le Mier serves as president. headquarters are in Baltimore.
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Organization of the American’ Women
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Marriage Refused Over Minors Prospect Turns Away Bride
A bride to be was turned away at the license counter as she appeared under legal age. Pontius, the time clerk, noted she looked under 18 and sent her home to bring a father. A youth in formal attire waited, but the couple left disappointed as the wedding was blocked by age concerns.
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Ikea
City Urges Car Owners to Aid Foresters Fund Drive
Secretary Double of the Chamber of Commerce announced Saturday that only a few autos were available to transport Catholic Order of Foresters members on a city tour Tuesday afternoon. More cars are needed and residents are asked to donate their vehicles for one hour at the Auditor ium Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. Delegates from Lily Lodge Ky Phonsiatine visiters and others left Monday for Zanesville to attend a related gathering.
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Catholic Order of Foresters
EAS
Lily Lodge
Phonsiatine
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Zanesville
Fr Corey
Charles Wille
Tke Steve Lode
Ei. Walker
H.W. Smith
Canton Lodge
William Crap Lancashire
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