Marriage of Minors Found Across States Bypassing Age Rules
The Russell Sage Foundation reports minors as young as eleven to fifteen obtaining marriage licenses nationwide by affidavits with minimal in person appearances. Many offices accept parental affidavits, while some allow licenses without proof of age. The study suggests secondary documents and various records as age evidence and warns of long term harms of child marriages.
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New York World News Service
New York
United States
Russell Sage Foundation
Sage Foundation
Mary E. Richmond
Fred S. Hall
Dedication of Nippert Lodge marks SAE anniversary
About 400 SAE members attend the dedication of the James Gamble Nippert Memorial Lodge on Clifton Avenue opposite the University of Cincinnati campus. The event also marks SAE’s 69th national anniversary and the chapter’s 36th at the university, with several national officers speaking at a dinner led by Dudley M. Outcalt.
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Nippert Memorial Lodge
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
James Gamble Nippert
Clifton Avenue
University of Cincinnati
University
Alfred K. Nippert
Miami University
Hanselmannemple
Lodge
William W. Brandon
Alabama
United States
Arthur J. Tuttle
Detroit
William C. Severe
Evanston
Harry Dragoo
Indianapolis
Alan R. Boyd
Cincinnati
Dudley M. Outcast
Governor Brandon
Judge Nippert
G. A. Ginter
Alumni House Committee
C. M. Stegner
Jimmy” Nippert
Nippert Stadium
Gasoline taxes collected in 35 states and DC
The Associated Press reports 79,734,490 in gasoline taxes were collected last year across 35 states and Washington DC. About 48,711,325 funded state road maintenance and construction, with remaining funds diverted to county and local road programs. Notes include tax rates and state distributions for California, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, and Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Washington
States
District of Columbia
Department of Agriculture
California
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Arkansas
Air Mail Chief to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Colonel Paul Henderson assistant postmaster general in Washington will headline the Chamber of Commerce Forum Luncheon Air Mail Day program. He will discuss Commercial Aeronautics and the Air Mail Service. Other guests include John D. Sage Eshelby F. Lunken Louis G. Pochet and John W. Pattison. Moving pictures will depict Air Mail Service activities.
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Paul Henderson
Washington, D. C
Lunkeon
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Henderson
Air Mail
Postal Department
Air Mail Service
John D. Sage
Grisard Field Company
Eshelby F. Lunken
Louis G. Pochet
John W. Pattison
Cretary
Moving Pictures
Potash Market Alliance Reported Between France and Germany
Washington reports indicate French and German potash interests have formed a joint venture governing markets and price levels. The pact, affecting most global potash beds, signals heightened cooperation between French and German industry while U S officials monitor possible use of potash trades to settle German claims.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Congress
Commerce Department
Europe
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
Getting Better Results by Treating Boy Kindly
Chicago report details how Marie O Anderson, Assistant State's Attorney, supervised seven year old Jackie Nelson after his parents were arrested for beating him. The case ended with the boy thriving in school and spirits, and his mother placed on probation not to beat him again. The father was dismissed after evidence showed no whipping.
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Chicago
Marie O. Anderson
Shrine Circus Draws Ohio Shrine Groups to Music Hall
Special groups of Shriners and Masons from Portsmouth Dayton Hamilton Middletown and other Ohio cities will attend the Shrine Circus at Music Hall next week. Jerome M. Jackson General Chairman said several Boy Scout troops from Middletown will ride buses to attend the Saturday matinee on April 4 and a section will be set aside for them. Orphans of Greater Cincinnati will be guests at four matinees. Advance ticket sales begin at headquarters 18 Fourth Street with Ernst A. Tettenborn handling mail orders and reserved seats tomorrow.
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Shriners
Portsmouth
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Ohio
Music Hall
Jerome M. Jackson
Greater
Cincinnati
East Urth Street
Ernst A. Tettenborn
Fourth Street
Street Car Crashes Into Pole Injuring Man
A North Norwood street car split a switch at Gilbert avenue and McMillan street and crashed into an electric light pole. Joseph Byrne, 50, of 37 Glencoe place, a Union Gas and Electric foreman, was struck and seriously injured. He was taken to Bethesda Hospital in serious condition.
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North Norwood
Gilbert Avenue
McMillan Street
Joseph Byrne
Glencoe Place
Union Gas and Electric Company
Bethesda Hospital
Mother Given Suspended Sentence In Liquor Possession Case
Municipal Judge Yeatman suspended a sentence for Helen Hankins of 1616 Race Street after learning she is mother of two. Hankins, 28, was sentenced to the Marysville Reformatory for liquor possession.
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Yeatman
Helen Hankins
Race Street
Dawes Leaves for Home from Washington
Vice President S Dawes departed Washington today for Evanston Illinois and will not return until the regular session of Congress begins, making only brief visits to the capital beforehand.
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Dawes
Washington
S Dawes
Evanston
Ill
Congress
Two Win Commissions In Army Officers
William J. Cunningham of 4024 Hamilton avenue was commissioned a Captain in the Quartermaster's Corps and Ignatius Donnelly of the Banner Grocers Baking Company a First Lieutenant in Infantry in the Officers Reserve Corps by the War Department yesterday, per dispatches received last night.
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William J. Cunningham
Hamilton Avenue
Quartermaster’s Corps
Ignatius Donnelly
Banner Grocers Baking Company
Officers Reserve Corps
War Department
Community raises funds for Ohio National Guard unit
Donations total 2790 toward a 25000 fund for the One Hundred Fortyseventh Infantry and Cincinnati Cavalry Troop. Notables include Victor Heintz at 100, Cincinnati Bell at 200, several firms at 100, and many smaller gifts ranging from 50 to 5 dollars.
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147Th Infantry
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Lunkenheimer Company
Poundsford Stationery Company
John D. Park & Sons Company
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Stearns & Foster Company
Atlas National Bank
National Lead Company
J. H. Day Company
Big Store
Leonard, Crosset & Riley Company
Freiberg & Workum Company
Frederick Rauh & Co
Herschede Hall Clock Company
Foltz Grocery Company
Sayers & Scoville Company
Robert L. Resor
William Iller & Son
Amelia H. Dunham
Burton Range Company
Charles F. Windisch
Clifford H. Wright
C. W. Loughead
Jacob Rosenfield
Davis Welding and Manufacturing Company
James A. Rheinstrom
Henry Straus Company, Inc
Pierson Lumber and
Prohibition Charges Filed Against Jefferson County Mayors
A Jefferson County dispute over alleged prohibition violations led Alex Felezan of Dillonvale to file charges against three mayors William G Parks of Smithfield William J McCann of New Alexandria and William A McNary of Bloomfield Governor to intervene and State Prohibition Commissioner B F McDonald responded accusing Felezan of bootlegging ties and defending officer conduct.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Jefferson County
Alex Felezan
Dilnvale
Goveronahéy
B. F. McDonald
Prohibition
Felezan
Felczan
United Mineworkers
Dillonvale
McDonald
William G. Parks
Smithfield
William J. McCann
New Alexandria
William A. McNary
Bloomfield
Feltran
Boy 7 decapitated by coal car collapse
John Slovack aged seven, son of Mr and Mrs George Slovack, was killed in Hamilton Ohio when a Baltimore and Ohio coal car fatally struck him as he crawled between cars in the yards near Hanover Street. His brother Louis nine watched in horror as the train moved and severed his head and left hand. engineer John Dooley said he did not see the boy.
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the Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
John Slovack
George Slovack
Main Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Hanover Street
Louis
John
John Dooley
Blizzard Grips Winnipeg Provinces Paralyzing Transport
One of the worst blizzards in a decade swept prairie provinces, crippling railway traffic and telegraphic lines. Many towns were isolated as the storm centered in Manitoba and southeastern Saskatchewan with winds near seventy miles an hour in the Brandon area. No property damage or stock losses reported.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Brandon
Soldiers Shoot Slaver In Guatemala City Arrest Incident
Guatemalan soldiers killed Jose Antonio Aldana as they moved to arrest him for the January murder of F F Wiggins an Englishman employed by United Fruit Company. Aldana fired on the troops wounding a soldier before he was shot while trying to flee.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Jose Antonio Aldana
F. F. Wiggins
United Fruit Company
Aldana
Wreckers Find Loot From 18 Year Old Hardware Store Robbery
In Lebanon Ohio on March 21 workmen uncover six revolvers sixteen razors three pocket knives two watches two hacksaws and razor straps in a floor at the former Bellers Evans Lumber Yard. The items match the hardware store theft from eighteen years ago and were in good condition.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Lebanon
Bellers & Evans
Langhorst Sentenced to Death for Slaying Valeria Zapalac
William H Langhorst Jr 25, a member of a South Texas family, was sentenced to death for the February 3 slaying of 17 year old Valeria Zapalac in Lagrange. Minnie Zapalac 15, Valeria’s sister, was attacked in a related case. Valeria was killed when she aided Minnie.
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Associated Press
Lagrange
Tex
William H. Langhorst, Jr
South Texas
Valeria Zapalac
Minnie Zapalac
Langhorn
Valeria
Minnie
Ambassador Moore Sails Back to Madrid
Alexander P. Moore ambassador to Spain leaves New York aboard the Leviathan after a six weeks stay in the United States. He is accompanied by his niece Mrs Mildred Martin who serves as châtelaine of the embassy and will join him in Madrid.
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New York World News Service
New York
Alexander P. Moore
Spain
States
United States
Leviathan
Madrid
Mildred Martin
Germany Faces Cabinet Crisis in Berlin
Nationalist editors including three Cabinet Ministers demand Chancellor Luther scrap the European security pact. Finance Minister Von Schlieben condemns Stresemann’s Alsace Lorraine concession and warns of a failed Paris negotiation. Luther vows to press the policy despite threats of a cabinet split.
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Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Luther
von Schlieben
Stresemann
Germany
Alsace
Lorraine
Paris
London
Britain
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. ‘Co
Arctic Explorer Donald MacMillan Visits College Hill Club
Members of the Commercial Club dine at Peter G Thomson’s home in Cincinnati. Donald B MacMillan, renowned Arctic and Antarctic explorer, is in the city as Mr Thomson’s guest and spoke on My Winter in North Greenland at the gathering.
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Commercial Club
College Hill
Peter G.thomson
Donald B. MacMillan
Cincinnati
Thomson
MacMillan
Arctic
Antarctic
Greenland
City considers extra tax levy to avoid government paralyzation
Mayor Carrel announced after talks with City Auditor Alfred Deckebach and City Solicitor Frank Bowman that the extra levy will likely be about 0.96 mill. If petitions gain required signatures the measure would be presented to voters, with a Citizens' Committee likely formed.
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Carrel
Alfred Deckebach
Frank Bowman
Deckebach
Bowman
Board of Elections
Supreme Court
General Assembly
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Charles P. Taft
William Fry
Cincinnati Art Academy
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C. K. Cairns
Arthur W. Gordon
William H.mitchell
Mitchell
Ohio Avenue
Harry R. Irwin
Paul Ashbaugh
Harry Franklin
John Skeer
Clyde K. Cairns
Albert Cunningham
Donald F. Dearness
W. Donald Hall
George P. Jung
Lee B. Kasson
William H. Mitchell
Charles Reinhart
A. F. Leue
Edward Lee Meyer
H. P. Ritter
Walter Heintz
Dudley M. Outcalt
Chamber
Shrine Circus
Ohio Cities
Donahey
Ambassador Moore
Eathatax
More Homes Campaign
W. Meredith Yeatman
Axminster
Yankee
Charmeuse
Waltona
Shillito
Burton’s Wash Fabrics
Crepe de Chine
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