Pattison lid sparks talks over Sunday law and politics
Governor Pattison's lid on Sunday saloons triggers statewide debate. Mayors Badger and Johnson clash over closing orders as Cincinnati's senate probe looms. State officials' pay details surface, while canal passes spark a House protest. Sunday baseball and local option liquor bills divide lawmakers amid reform talk.
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Proceedings at Attorney General hearing on Ohio Grocers case
Columbus hearing before Attorney General Ellis to determine action under the Valestine anti trust act against the Ohio Wholesale Grocers association continues to February 31. Complainant C. C. Higgins cites Arbuckle Brothers amid testimony from executive committee members and Cincinnati Retail Grocers, with Arbuckles denying coercion or personal motives. The case questions whether the association engaged in actual buying and selling business and should be ousted for non use of its franchise.
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STATE BANK BILL ENDUSES FOR STATE BANKING REFORM
The Ohio State Board of Commerce backs House Bill No. 250 to create a banking department with a governor appointed superintendent, four year term, bonds, and strict secrecy penalties. The measure aims for a modern, fair banking law to protect depositors, balance bank needs, and serve the state's interests.
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BRIEFS FROM TWO STATES OF A QUIET DAY
Utilities and deaths across Ohio and Pennsylvania anchor a compact briefing. Scranton rail yard fire devastates station and baggage. Circleville dinner death, and long-serving Roxbury postmaster dies. Geauga Odd Fellows hold convention with 800 attendees. Oak Point land deal tied to Beav er Creek interests looms with major prices.
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Mayor King Works for Justice in Lorain Police Court Plan
Mayor King campaigns for a state law allowing cities to establish police courts beyond the mayor's court. He argues disparities exist since some cities with smaller populations have police courts, while larger cities without prior setup cannot. He cites Lorain officials and citizens backing the reform.
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Webber defers river work to Kingman after ambiguous reply
Congressman Webber refers the matter to Col. Kingman for a full investigation before pledging chamber support to government river channel clearance. The Lorain chamber expresses mixed reactions as Webber notes awaiting King's reply. Also mentions Nellie Storm pacing a two year old filly trained by W A Anyder in Bowling Green Ohio.
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Narrow Escape Highlights Major Merrill Memoir
The veteran Major Merrill of Lawrence, famed across military circles, recalls a daring wartime moment at Malvern Hill when an ammunition shortage forced a risky rear trek. A rebel shell struck near him as he led a mule-drawn wagon, and his quick action earned him notable praise among veterans.
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