Editors Learn Dawes Can Stay Mad Long Time
New York April 22 editors vote General Dawes can stay furious longer than any past figure. Dawes vows to push Rule 22 changes to end debates, urging Americans to press representatives. He teases senators with fiery delivery and prepared notes, claiming extemporaneity despite preparation.
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Robert T. Small
Canton Daily News
New York
United States
Charley Dawes
General Dawes
Senate
Washington
Beieves
New Poetry Discussed by Noted Lecturer at McKinley
About 800 attended Dr. Lynn Harold Hough at McKinley High Auditorium for a lecture on The New Poetry in America. He contrasted 19th century skilled labor with 20th century automation and urged poetry as a savior of life and creativity.
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McKinley High
Lynn Harold Hough
Board of Education
Sorosts
America
Dr. Hough
Hough
Abeaker
Edgar Lee Masters
Spoon River
Robert Frost
New England
Amy Lowell
Keats
Miss Lowell
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
Middle West
Vachell Lindsay
Tindsay
Lindsay
Congo
Senator Faces Libel Suit Over Red Probe Criticism
Columbus, April 22. Senator J. R. Hopley of Bucyrus faces a potential libel suit over his Ohio Senate resolution accusing state universities of overrun by red professors. J. R. Hopkins, executive chairman of the Committee of 48, calls the charges ridiculous and untrue and says immunity protects Hopley.
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Columbus
J. R. Hopley
Bucyrus
College Rede
J. R. Hopkins
Committee of 48
Hopley
Ohio Senate
Hopkins
Reward Offered in Slavery Case of George Stee
In M’Arthur on April 22 a reward of $1000 is posted by Wintor and family for arrest of Stee’s slavers. Stee, a farmer, was killed during barn chores and his body and the barn were burned to conceal the crime.
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M'Arthur
Wintore
George Stee
Stee
Democrats Plan 1926 Drive In Ohio State
Columbus April 22 The Democratic State Central Committee will hear a report on financing and a concerted 1926 campaign in every county and senatorial district. The plan targets Eighty-Sixth General Assembly records, GOP incumbents, and a return of a Democratic governor with a Democratic legislature.
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J. W. Fisher Daily News
Barrfau
Spahr
Columbus
Democratic State Central Committee
Thomas B. Dye
Urbana
Dye
Eighty-Sixth General Assembly
Executive and Advisors Seek Veto On Buchanan Reading Bill
Officials expect a veto of the Buchanan Bible reading bill on constitutional grounds. They accuse the measure of being the product of barter and trade to pressure passage of other acts.
Dress Doll Contest Honors Local Children at Stark Dry Goods
About 70 girls aged 6 to 11 participated in a doll dressing contest at Stark Dry Goods Co on Tuscarawas Street East. Prizes included character dolls of various sizes and envelopes of McCall Pattern Co patterns. Judges were Miss Ella Ringle Miss Anna Pettit and Mrs. George Leck.
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Tuscarawas St E
McCall Pattern Co
Dorothy Hooper
Henry Av
Avanell Gregory
Anna Pettit
Central High
George Leck
Dolls Awarded to Children in Contest Winners Featured
A doll was given to every child represented in the contest as prizes were awarded Monday afternoon. The children were photographed with their dolls after the prize ceremony.
Favor Bill S Veto Railroad Measure
Representatives of the four railroad brotherhoods urge Governor Donahey to veto the Lipp bill as Ohio lawmakers return to Columbus for business.
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Donahey
Lipp
Hoode Seeks Governor Veto On Lipp Bill Impacting Public Works
Report notes Hoode urging Governor to veto the Lipp bill. Legislature passed it, aiming to remove Public Works Commission staff from Cyrus, the director of Commerce. Leaders warned wholesale personnel changes for political reasons could impair general pay and operations.
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Senate
Fred W. Warner
Clarence J. Neal
Harry L. Davis
Charles L. Lewis
Public Utilities Commission
Hoode
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