Autoists Win Suit Over Warnes Law in Ohio
Ohio auto owners celebrate Judge Kincaid's ruling invalidating the Warnes tax act as unconstitutional. Gordon explains the decision finds the act violated uniform taxation and served as a revenue measure. The defeat may prompt a Supreme Court appeal by Governor Cox and the Secretary of State.
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Kincaid
Franklin County
Automobile Owners of Ohio
Marty L. Gordon
Gordon, Merrill @ Ginter
C. C. Jones
Ohio State Automobile Association
Graves
Gorton
Warnés
Jones
Gordon
Warnes
War Ito
Cox
Secretary of State
Suprem Court
Mr. Jones
Ohio
Tme
Nenenbauerie Dé Bering
Junge Kincaid
C.D. Saviers
Columbus
Judge Lee
Cleveland
le Bénifield
Cincinnatii Automobile Club
Supreme ‘Oart
de. Bonifield
New School Board Member Sealed Victory With Women Vote
A newly elected school board member secured 8 166 votes with strong female support, while opponent Mise Euith Campbell barely exceeded 2 000 mixed votes. The article notes controversy over a highway funding act and cites comments by Dr Le Bénifield and others on constitutional viability and taxes. It also mentions Detroit church census efforts and a drive to recruit regular attendees via door canvassing.
Detroit church canvass invites 11000 to services
Central Presbyterian Church conducted a city wide house to house canvass visiting 11000 private homes and rooms and inviting 11000 men and women to attend despite embarrassment and past inaction. The effort drew tearful responses as people expressed desire to change their lives.
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Detroit
Park Street
Trumbull Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Bagg Street
Central Presbyterian Church
Commissioners Hold Lengthy Session on Local Bridge Repairs
County Surveyor Cowen reported pending repairs on several Co. and C. railroad bridges under a 1902 agreement. A Hillside structure repair cost was set at 2000 dollars. a petition from Haronville residents for partial funding to an iron replacement was referred for investigation. John Ryan’s 830 dollar bid for Baen road bridge was accepted. John Fagai’s 252 dollar bid for Rybolt road superstructure approved. New bids to repair Five Mile road bridge, about 1568 dollars, were ordered. Harry J. Janson received 50 dollars from the sheep fund for a dog bite treatment last July.
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Cowen
Haronville
Bycamore
John Ryan
The Playgoer's True Friend and Other Theatrical Notes
A noisy review of multiple stage offerings with a focus on The Mester and The Butterfly on the Wheel. Eleanor Montell stars in a central role, praised for her portrayal. The piece highlights revival hopes, comic dance and song acts, and strong ensembles at several venues including Lyric and Keith's theater houses.
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Mamund Theeze
Walsut
Eleanor
Montell
Orphedm
Stork
Henest Playhouse
Columbia Barbequers
Stasring
Heath
Routhern
Iver
Keith
Olga Petrova
Pa. Hurst
Satan
Old Actress Addie Grinnell Dies in Brooklyn Poorhouse
New York obituary: Addie Grinnell a famed actress from 50 years prior died at age 84 in a Brooklyn poorhouse where she was confined as a vagrant ten days earlier. If unclaimed within a day the body will be buried in Potter's Field.
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New York
Addie Grinnell
Brooklyn
Potter’s Field
License Hearing Draws Attention in Miami Town
The License Commissioners in Whitewater Township prepare for a maiden trial of Kupfer brothers at the Miami Town saloon Kupfer Bro Café as protests from residents trigger a formal hearing. After the session the board will tour local premises to gather firsthand information while unsigned letters are dismissed.
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George
Tom Kupfer
Marrleon Pik
Miamitown
Kupfer
Commatastonen
Miami Toown
Asistant
Leonard
Railway Club Banquet elects officers in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Railway Club held a banquet at the Linton Hotel where about 100 members heard informal speeches and elected officers for the coming year. Officers include H W Yorhees as president and W R Hodson as first vice president, with other senior roles filled by H Rae, H Boutet, W Holmes, and C Rickey. The club, a prominent local railroad social group, has around 200 members and many nationally known railroad men appear among its ranks.
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The
Cincinnati Railway Club
Linton’ Hotel
the Club
Cupid’s raids feared as nurses wed at hospital
trustees of the A M Packer Hospital in Sunbury Pa fear Cupid will disrupt operations as several nurses marry within a year. Alma Smith superintendent wed, followed by Mary Royet to Joseph Smith, prompting worry about future contracts keeping staff single for two years amid village serenades and late night suppers.
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A. M. Packer Hospital
Sunbury
Cupid
Alma Smith
William Sixsmith
Raland
Echo of Strike Sparks $2500 Damage Suit
Charles Fitzsimmons files a damage suit in Common Pleas Court against Charles Rossin for injuries after a July 11 incident at Union Workmen's Hall during a Teamsters strike. He alleges Ross attacked, disfigured his face, bit his back and left hand, leading to amputation of a finger. Fitzsimmons resides at 1625 Linn Street. Attorney E. J. Morrissey represents him.
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Rees
Linn
Morrissey
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HE Bones
Venice
OGLA
Sharonville
Hillside Avenue
Thomas Kupfer
Railway Club
H. W. Vorhees
H. W. Yorhees
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H Rae
L. and N- Railroad
H. Boutet
W. Holmes
Galena Signial ‘Om Company
Charles Fitzsimmons
Workman’s Hall
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