Ohio House Aims At Taxation Reform Before Recess
Columbus March 28 Preparations for a recess set the House to pass a taxation resolution amending the state constitution and the Graham election bill. The Taylor bill to legalize Sunday matinee shows is due for final vote, while the Senate considers Dunn and Griswold measures and several appropriations. The reorganization effort spans departments and labor laws with hearings announced on Dunn parts and education.
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Columbus
House
Graham
Taylor
Senate
Dunn
Harding
Burs
Lability Insurance
Ohio
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
Coast to East Flyer W D Coney in Natchez
Lieutenant Wm. D. Coney, a coast to east flyer, lies in Natchez with a fractured spine near the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae. His temperature was 103 and he remains conscious, hopeful yet aware his recovery is uncertain. Doctors have not advised surgery at this time.
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Natchez, Miss
Leutenant
Wm. D. Coney
Crowville
Natchez Niarium
Coney
Seawmillion Lass in Tokyo Blaze
Tokyo reports a major fire Saturday night causing extensive property losses. Authorities estimate total damage around 10 million dollars with four large businesses and a bank destroyed. The blaze also left nearly 1,000 houses burned out and the Red Cross established relief stations for thousands of affected residents.
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Tokyo
Inokyo
Red Cross
Retired War Veteran Major George Lott Dies in Covington
Major George Gearhart Lott a 77 year old Civil War veteran died at his Greenuost home after a long illness. He served in Indian campaigns in the Dakotas and Texas and retired from the regular army in 1889. Born in Pennsylvania he entered West Point then volunteered one year later. He is survived by his widow Mrs Nannie Southgate Lott and a son George Southgate Lott of Dayton Ohio.
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Covington
George Gearhart Lott
Loyal Legion and
Masonic Fraternity
Greenuost
Major Lott
Dakotas
Texas
Pennsylvania
West Point
Nannie Southgate Lott
George Southgate Lott
Dayton, O
City Charter Vote Delayed Until June Commission Studies Draft
A special election on a proposed managerial city charter cannot be held before the first week of June after commission members review key details. Judge Harvey F. Ake says the complete draft will be given to the commission Tuesday evening for study. About 35 000 copies will be printed after final approval and mailed to electors, with 30 days required before an election.
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Commission
Harvey F. Ake
A. J. Hatton
Western Reserve
Harris acquires 50 year lease on Clewell property
A 50 year lease on the Charles T. Clewell property at the northeast corner of McKinley avenue and Second Street NW was acquired Monday by T. K. Harris. Rentals due only when possession passes to Harris Co. Harris plans a new building once conditions permit. the site fronts 66 feet on Second Street and runs 107 feet along McKinley Avenue, currently housing Reemsnyder Undertaking Parlors and the Suburban Realty Co.
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Charles T. Clewell
McKinley Av
Secondst NW
T. KK. Harris
T. K. Harris Agency Co
Harris
Harris Co
Second St
MecKinleyay
Reemsnyder Undertaking
Suburban Realty Co
Dispersal of Turkish Twelfth Army Corps Reported
Athens dispatch cites a Greek war office communique stating the Turkish Twelfth Army Corps was dispersed after an attempted assault failed. The Greeks launched an immediate attack, the Turks panicked and began a disorderly retreat as the force under Sami Pasha’s command fractured east of Tussa.
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Athens
mmMunique Today
War Office
Afluncarahisaar
East
Tussa
Sambi Pasha
Weather and Forecast Fragments in Sparse Ink
Fragmentary weather notes show a cold night with possible flurries and freezing low temperatures. unreadable timestamps and stray words hint at a Friday period and periodic precipitation.
Autoists Must Observe Law In North Canton
North Canton resumes patrol under Harry Williams as chief of police with a campaign against traffic violators. The first arrest targets H T Derr of Akron for driving without lights, fined $10 and costs by the mayor. Williams, previously with the Pennsylvania railroad police, vows strict enforcement through the village.
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Harry Williams
North Canton
Derr
Akron
Williams
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Toledo Acts To Save Daylight Time Change
Toledo on eastern time as daylight saving time begins yesterday with clocks advanced an hour. Railroads will continue to run on central standard time.
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Toledo
Soviet 10 Return Money Basis as Medium of Value
Russian news reports that the Soviet government rescinded its plan to abolish money as the medium of value. Merchants will repay the state in goods initially, with cooperatives controlling distribution locally and for foreign trade.
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International
Moscow
Berlin
M. L. Leshava
Russian Foreign Trade Board
Russia
M. Leshaya
Foreign Trade Board
Committee of Commissars
Nicolai Lenines
Third Woman Emerges in Stillman Divorce Case
New York March 28 A third woman is about to enter the Stillman divorce fight as counsel for Mrs James A Stillman develops a new strategy. The move may seek to abandon the double action while the bank president faces alimony and counsel fee questions. Unconfirmed reports say sensational letters involve the mystery woman and possible counter charges by Mrs Stillman.
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New York
Stillman
James A. Stillman
Guy Stillman
Mrs. Stillman
Justice Morschauser
June Likely to See Record Brides Nationwide
Washington reports June may see a record number of marriages with about 100 000 brides and over 2 000 000 marriages expected in the year 1921. The nation is described as rapidly becoming the most married in history as romance grows despite economic strains.
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United States
Constable Pursues Woman in Ridicule Over Car Theft
Constable Howard Peters sought a missing car and diamond ring after an attachment writ led him to a northeast home. The wife promised security, then vanished with the auto and jewelry while the couple reportedly discussed realtor approval. Peters pursued the case through Easter.
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Correll
Peters
Rail Employes Lose Wage Fight
Four thousand workers on 67 short line railroads failed to win parity with standard railroads before the United States railroad labor board. The decision cited the varied nature of work and differing rules among lines. Union leaders pressed for national agreements, but executives argued unity of operation and finances was broken when private control resumed.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Bert M. Jewell
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Labor Board Today
Jewell
T. Lewitt Cuyler
Railroad Executives’ Association
W. W. Atterbury
T. Whiter
Canton Trustees Restore Township Poor Fund With Transfer
Canton trustees approved a $2500 transfer from the township general fund to the poor fund to ease unemployment distress. Judge Krrchbaum sanctioned the move Monday morning and funds are ready for distribution to those in dire need. the court also approved a $1000 transfer from the general fund to the road fund.
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Canton
Township General Fund
Krrchbaum
Washington
Ways of Spanish Do Not Go Here Divorce Ruling
Mary Sampetro testified before Judge Krichbaum and was granted a divorce on grounds of cruelty. She described her husband Joseph Sampetro as treating her as a servant and using physical abuse to enforce obedience. Celia Blackburn also divorced from Praster Blackburn for absence. Attorney Price Janson represented both plaintiffs.
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Joseph Sampetro
Mary Sampetro
Krichbaum
Praster Plackburn
Celia Blackburn
Atty. Price Janson
Highwaymen Blow Postoffice Safe in Marshallton
Bandits blew the Marshallton postoffice safe early today in Wilmington Del and escaped with about 3000 dollars in cash stamps and money orders. The blast damaged the postoffice building as investigators searched for clues.
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Wilmington
Del
Postoffice
Marshallton
Pay Final Homage to Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore
A long line of mourners filed into the cathedral in Baltimore to view James Cardinal Gibbons as his body lay in state on a specially built catafalque. The solemn mass opened a series of services ending with the funeral Thursday. Relatives from Dayton Ohio including M J Gibbons Arthur Gibbons A J Ward and Frank McCormick attended from out of town.
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Dayton
M. J. Gibbons
Arthur Gibbons
A. J. Ward
Frank McCormick
Rival For Wife Pulls Gun On Him In Divorce Suit
Charles B. Lahn files for divorce from Ruth A. Lahn alleging marital neglect and her relationship with another man. He claims she was seen with him daily, received gifts, and that the rival drew a gun when confronted. He says she harmed him with shears and seeks protection of assets and a court order. Dc C Curtis represents him.
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Charles B. Lahn
Ruth A. Lahn
Smith
Lahn
Freeery
Brown-av NW
Dc. C. Curtis
Cleveland Theater Robbed by Bandits
Three men held up the Standard theater in Cleveland and robbed it of $950. Two janitors were forced into a stairway and guarded while the robbers broke open the safe with a hammer. The incident occurred early today at the theater.
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Cleveland
Capitol Confers On Europe Policy Prompt World Peace Talks
Senators anticipate key diplomats visit including Rene Viviani as part of President Harding’s world peace plan. Lodge leads the foreign relations committee with reorganization to follow, listing new and returning members from both parties.
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Washington
White House
Versailles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rene Viviant
Harding
Senate
Capitol
Congress
State Department
Interior
Fall
Lodge
Easter Egg Roll Returns At White House Grounds
Washington March 28 After a four year pause Easter egg rolling returns to the White House grounds today with Washington youngsters free to roam the lawn while adults except those with children are barred. The president and Mrs Harding plan part of the afternoon with the egg rollers as the Marine band provides music. The annual event was halted by President Wilson in 1917 and he allowed free admission to all without cards. President and Mrs Harding follow a similar policy and no admission cards were issued.
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Washttiington
White House
Washington
Potomac
Harding
Wilson
Mra. Iarding
Theater Hold Up Heard In Cincinnati Movie Row
March 28. At a city theater John Gallagher the superintendent secures night receipts. A robber with a white handkerchief enters and demands cash. A struggle ensues and a pistol fires wounding Gallagher who is taken to hospital as the robber escapes.
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Cincinnati
John Gallagher
John
Gallagher
Ciallager
Public Lecture on Light and Life Sparks Ambition
Tonight at 7 pm Marehga 206 Tuse West of Courtland hotel third floor hosts a talk titled Light and Life. The speaker invites attendees to be more, do more, and move more. Public cordially invited.
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Marehga
Tuse
Courtland Hotel
Supreme Court rules profits from sale of stocks taxable income
The federal government won a major tax case today as the Supreme Court upheld that profits from selling capital assets such as stocks and bonds are income and taxable. The decision keeps about one hundred million dollars in federal treasury.
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Washington
Supreme Court
War of the sexes sparks old chivalry debate at root
London columnist Edgar Wallace predicts a fierce silent war between men and women. He argues the ballot will empower women to pursue social equality and reshape politics, as women gain voting rights in England and the United States.
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London
Edgar Wallace
Illustrated Herald
England
United States
Repression in Germany as communists flee in mid country
German police and Reichswehr battle scattered communists across Saxony and central areas. After heavy fighting, Sangerhausen and Mansfield saw arrests and shelling while rioters fled toward fields and towns. A general strike looms with Leipzig and other centers agitating anew.
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Sangerhausen
Prussian
Saxony
Middle
Germany
Reichswehr
Wilhelmstresse
Munster
Ruhr
Malle
Elsleben
Count Poninsky
Mansfield
Halle
Hattstedt
mid-Germany
Callaghan to Stay in America Announces Deportation Order
Lord Mayor O Callaghan of Cork says he has no plan to return to Ireland soon and will tour the United States giving Sinn Fein addresses. A deportation order was issued after it was shown he entered the country without a passport.
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Providence
R. 1
O'Callaghan
Cork
Ireland
Washington
Sinn Fein
Mantucket
New Ntampashire
Young Leeds to Wed Duchess Daughter in Athens
Athens dispatch reports a marriage planned between William Leeds, son of Princess Anastasia, and a daughter of Grand Duchess Marie sister of King Constantine. Leeds arrived in Athens by air to visit his mother, the former Mrs William Leeds.
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London
Athens
William Leeds
Anastasia
Marie
Constantine
Daily Mail
Leeds
Cherbourg
William Tt. Leeds
Perloualy
China’s President Thanks U S for Help in Distress
The Chinese president cabled President Harding to express gratitude for the generous contribution and goodwill of the American people during China’s distress. The message credits the United States with support and friendship in a time of need.
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Washington
Harding
United States
China
Wall Paper Toss Bros Ady Oxford Shoe Shop Ad
Ady offers high shoes for sale at C. J. Shoe Shop located at 121 3rd Street SE opposite the Grand Opera House. Wall Paper Toss Bros. and Tuse W Bell 2217 State 2565-M provide contact and listing details for customers.
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Wall Paper Toss Bros
State
M.— Ady
C. & J. Shoe Shop
Grand Opera House
Playful Pythians to romp again Tuesday night
Special for three days only Rube Ady offers 50 feet of garden hose for 5 dollars at Lawler Rubber and Supply Co 205 Market av.
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Lily Lodge
Rube
Ady
Lawler Rubber & Supply Co
Swihart Motor Car Co Names New Manager
Nash Agency reports Mr England appointed as the new manager for the Swihart Motor Car Co. The firm name remains unchanged despite error in Sunday's Repository. By Geo M Letherman.
Canton Lodge K of P Charter Members Night
Visiting brothers welcome as Canton Lodge K of P plans charter members night and gathering with Seelal and Bie doings noted for attendees.
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Canton Lodge K
of P
Seelal
Bie
Ady
Unique Charge Account System Heading for Ohio Dry Goods
An advertisement announces a new charge account system to be offered soon by Ohio Dry Goods. The note signals a forthcoming policy change and invites customers to stay tuned for specifics on terms and availability.
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Ohio
Special communication of Canton lodge on March 28 at 6 20
The Canton lodge announces a special communication Monday evening March 28 at 6 20 oclock M M degree to be conferred Secretary EB Norris and W M Jos Lee Frank listed. Ady trunks priced from 9 50 to 23 50 and up Arthur s Leather Shop 204 Market ay N oot offers savings on trunks.
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Hull Bros Sterling
Arthur's
N.—Ady
Canton Lodge
EB. Norris
Jos
Lee Frank
W. M
Ady
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