Women Hiss The Legislators In State Senate Vote
The Columbus senate narrowly passed Larlin's bill to adjust school fund collection and auditing by county auditors, with opponents arguing it won’t save funds. Other measures target burial grounds control, filing charter mortgages with county recorders, and state agricultural support. The article notes a continuation on the next page.
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Columbus
Senate
Larlin
House
Hutchingon
Public safety board elects officers and plans regular meetings
The board of public safety elected Ed. H. Wilson a holdover Democrat as president and Louis Brendel appointed by Mayor Smith as secretary. The board will hold regular meetings.
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Board of Public Safety
Ed. H. Wilson
Louis Brendel Republican
Smith
Collision Kills Three Trainmen in Ohio Kentucky Area
A rear end collision between the New Orleans Express northbound and Louisville & Kentucky line No 9 southbound near Maurice Station Latonia Kentucky leaves three engineers or trainmen dead and multiple others injured. Engineer Peter Murphy and Fireman Joseph Stout from Louisville are among the deceased. Injured include flagman W x Miles and others with skull fractures internal injuries.
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Cincinnati
New Orleanes
Louisville & Kville
Maurice Station
Latonia
Peter Murphy
Louisville
Joseph Stout
W. x. Miles
G. I. Mahoney
Patrick K. Fitzgerald
R. W. Lockwood
Kelly Waters
Engie Station
Thomas G.ivaves
Campbellsburg
North Baund
Custody Appeal Set In Taggart Family Case
Wooster judge rules the circuit court may hear an appeal on custody of Captain and Mrs. Taggart's children after 20 minutes of argument. Mrs. Taggart and the two boys must appear in court for the Friday hearing. Wetson. Hamilton. C. Feb. 14. Local option election restores village Mason loans after two years ban. Voters total 204. the vets win by three votes.
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Taggart
Wooster, C
Circuit Court
Modern fire needs drive city council action at session
City council moved to back a modern fire department after weeks of debate. The safety board urged a 15000 dollar package including a combination wagon hose and site, while officials debated headquarters sites and related building costs. Council also considered vacating Arthur avenue for the Pope Gosser company and bond adjustments with Avers Asphalt.
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Board of Public Service
Jittety Board
Vetrago
Gothich
Robertson
Honce
Safety Board
Patment
Lawrence
Mesara
Stendel
McClain
Wilson
Preston
Chestnut Street
Council backs relaxing end of 41st Street zoning
The council favors abandoning the 41 section at Arthur Avenue end to allow Pope Crossor pottery to expand per rebuilding plans. A $15,006 fire department safety grant is approved and funds to meet obligations are ordered transferred. Ayres Asphalt Co seeks release from Chestnut Street bond. Council to verify readiness and review fire system.
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Council Victum Council
Arthur Ave
Pope Crossor Pottery
Safety Board
Ayres Asphalt Co
Chestnut Street
Bakery clerk killed in burglary attempt in Phoenixville
A 24 year old baker named Max Etkins was shot and killed in his Phoenixville bakery early this morning during a burglary attempt by four African American men believed to be burglars. Police searched for the suspects who fled the scene after the shooting.
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Phoenixville, Pa
Max Etkins
Did Gorman Have Laws In His Heel in Local Jail
An Age man recounts a Star hotel discussion with F A Sturgeon of Youngstown about Frank Gorman, famed thief with jail escapes aided by tools hid in shoe heels. The tale links Coshocton and Ravenna incidents, praising police work by Chief McDowell and noting Gorman’s clever locks and prior escapes.
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Gorman
Frank Gorman
Adolph Sahling
Star Hotel
F. A. Sturgeon
Youngstown
Mr. Stugeon
Coshocton
Swell
McDowell
Texas
Ravenna
Mei . Dowell
Shous
Earth
Strike Threat Looms In Pittsburgh Coal Fields
Pittsburg February reports warn of a likely coal strike in bituminous fields if John Mitchell refuses to reconvene miners and rescind the Ryan resolution. I L Robbins and John H Jones press the stakes, noting rising nonunion production and warning of disaster without leader action. Continued on Page Eight.
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Pittsburg
I. L Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
John Mitchell
Ryan
Robbins
National Civic Federation
John H. Jones
Pittsboro-Buffalo Company
Jones
We Styte
Train wreck near Columbus leaves multiple dead
A St Louis and San Francisco passenger train bound north was wrecked at Columbus Kansas this morning. The fire and cars burned. the express messenger, the fireman’s boy and one passenger were killed. The engineer and fireman were badly burned.
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Kansas City
St Louis
San Francisco
Finin
Columbus
Kansas
Lybarger Bill Seeks to Equalize Virginia Township Tax
Capt Lybarger introduces a bill to ease Virginia township tax strain by creating a joint meeting of special district and township boards or, if blocked, a six mill levy by county commissioners on all township property. The levy would be pooled and then shared between districts by school child counts, potentially stabilizing school funding. The bill aims to balance taxes and support schools without reducing the 12 mill limit. Continued on Page Five.
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Maibhe Utilities
J Council
Fnshoeton
General Assembly
Capt. Lybarger
Virginia Township
Adams Mills
Boards of Education
Acho
Linoroh
Ety
Wabash Threat Cuts Passenger Service In Ohio Plan
Fittsbin and Joseph Ramsay formerly led the Wabash and its Gould era lines with POL Belang now as president. They visited the Duquesne club as Delang announced a possible Wabash review of Ohio passenger routes in response to recent state legislation to reduce fares. Some trains reportedly lose money and may be removed from the schedule.
McCall Near End After Last Rites at Lakewood
John A. McCall former president of New York Life received last rites in Lakewood New Jersey where he has been critically ill for days. Father Healy of Our Lady of the Lake officiated as doctors prepared for the worst and McCall’s condition fluctuated before worsening again.
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New York
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Lakewood
N. J
Father Healy
McCall
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Omfety Board
Buffalo Times
Oits
St. Clair
Fleming
Temple Wisenburg
Lawrence and
Pharion
Stacy
Pope- Gosser Company
Arthur Avenue
Gosser
Avent Council
Guy Hall
Mitchell
Virginia
Case
South Africa
Wabash
Jobn A. M'Cale McCall
Mr. MoOsll
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