Senate Holds Back Jones Bill in Ohio Proceedings
Columbus March 6 A heated debate surrounds the Senate temperance committee delaying the Jones local option measure. Petitions to declare districts dry face criticism as a nuisance and political weapon. Leaders Lamb Vanover Williams and Governor Pattison spark clashes over appropriations and taxation while other bills advance.
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Nottle
Senate Committee On Temperance
Businessmew
Senate
Genstor Lamb
Senator Vanover
Senator Williams
Cuyahoga
Lamb
Vanover
T. E. Burton
Ohio
Congress
Washington
Ohio House
EK. Shimansky
Several Ohio Victims Mark Weekend Deaths and Incidents
New York man J. B. McDowell died on a Sandusky train while traveling for health. W. W. Rosa, 72, longtime Fremont public school superintendent, died of heart failure. Charles Miller, 43, Kenton horseman, died after falling from a stepladder. Measles epidemic hits Warren County with over 100 cases in two weeks. Circleville farmer William Arledgs, young, drank carbolic acid and died. Emmett Bowsher killed by Pennsylvania flyer on way home from a dance. Charles Lawrence, injured in Mansfield yards, died after days in agony. Estte M. Hiatt, 80, collapsed en route to Sunday school. Bank Examiner A. B. Camp to be reassigned to Georgia. Marlon real election ends with large temperance parade. William Welchbaucher of Canton badly scalded by steam, died Sunday. Mrs. Isaac H. Weikert’s sister Eliza Weaver shot accidentally by her, while Mrs. Weikert inspected a pistol. Fire at Richwood destroys residences of Peter Parker and Fairfield Gray, ~5000 loss. Ohio Northern University head bans cards and parties during Lent. Mrs. Burns, 67, died in Hast, Liverpool, after lamp explosion. grandchildren unable to save her.
Community Notes From Brighton and Surroundings
Brighton column reports visitors from Cleveland New London and Indiana. Mabel Manning stayed with Ella Herdy while Anna Bauer visited B Garrett. Oberlin Glee Club concert at Congregational church March 10 with 15 cent admission and 10 cent reception afterwards at B Badine home. May Grundy and Maude Howe met in Camden. John Cowie and daughter Ethel visited New London. Fred Robishaw from Cleveland spent weekend at home. Wm DeLong left for new post near Wheeling. Mrs John Laughery hosted HM Eddy of Indiana. Edna Rolfe spent weekend in Camden with Mary Whitney.
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Mabel Manning
Cleveland
Ella Herdy
Anna Bauer
New London
B. Garrett
Guy Lawray
Uorain
Ira Robishaw
Oberlin Glee Club
Congregational Church
B. J. Badine
May Grundy
Maude Howe
Camden
John Cowie
Ethel
Steve Cowte
Fred Robishaw
Wm. DeLong
Wheeling
Mra
John Laughery
Hmmet Eddy
Indiana
Edna Rolfe
Mary Whitney
Care leave schedules for several Ohio towns and Cleveland
The notice lists hourly and multi time departures from Public Square Cleveland to Elyria Lorain Oberlin Wellington Norwalk and nearby towns. It specifies start times around 6:00 AM through night, with various half hour, 40 minute, and 80 minute intervals, including weekend late services and multiple destinations such as Lorain North Amherst Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk and Glyria Limiteds.
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Public Square
Cleveland
Slyria
Oberlin
Cara
Elyria
Wellington
Lorain
North Amherst
Birmingham
Berlin
Norwalk
Local Political Debate Slated At K C M Hall
The report notes C Zimmerman adding his farm to Earl Merri and planning a move to Athena county. Mr and Mrs Robert LaDow of Elyria visited that week at Jagon Oiletts and B Bairds. A further debate is scheduled for Wednesday evening March 14 at the K C T M hall.
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C. Zimmerman
Earl Merri
Athena County
Robert LaDow
Elyria
Jagon Oilett
Ministerial Association Considers Union Gospel Meetings
Members of the Ministerial Association met at South Lorain Monday morning to discuss plans for a series of union Gospel meetings. A representative of Rev. Mr. Williams of Chicago proposed arrangements, with final decisions to await his possible invitation. The planned paper will be read next Monday.
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South Lorain
Williams
Chicago
Wellington
Happy Young Bride Chooses Chicos Cigar Gift
A newlywed wife sought a thoughtful birthday present for her husband and, after consulting Hedy's Drug Store, selected Wadworth Bros Chicos cigars. Mr Younghusband praised her good judgment praising the cigars as a fine long Havana filler, enjoyable from first puff to stub. Endy’s Drug Store is the local agent urging cigar lovers to try Chicos.
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Hedy's
Wadeworth ‘Bros
Wadsworth. Bros
Endy'a Drug
Billy Thomas Free After Wheeling Transfer Standoff
Pitcher Billy Thomas formerly with Youngstown was reportedly awarded to Wheeling by Secretary Farrell. Wheeling officials planned to assign him to Norristown, prompting Thomas to seek clarification. Farrell replied that Wheeling had no claim and he is free to sign with any team, with Youngstown or Harrisburg possible if salary terms suit him.
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Youngstown
Stowera
Farrell
Thomas
Wheeling
Thoma
Norristown
Harrisburg
Tri-State
World record set at La Belle iron works factory
The text claims a world record at the La Belle iron works in Steubenrike, C. where 13143 places were turned out in 12 hours at the lap weld furnace. It touts a drug called Hindipo and Kidsey Oare and Nerve Tonle by H A Dykeman, selling with a guarantee and asserting remarkable curative claims.
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H. A. Dykeman
Blyrtate
la Belle Iron Warke
Steubenrike
Fragmented OCR City Notice Summary
A damaged OCR line references a local public notice with scattered names and terms. Readable items mention Pubcas and Farler Cars in a context resembling transit or station data. The fragment lacks clear action, date, or jurisdiction details to specify a result.
Time Table to Bifect Depot 19805 from Lorais
Schedule fragment shows a looping timetable with unusual route names and times such as 8:45, 1:48, 11:06, and 21:15. Mentions Soukia rua Beach and Clevewand with theater reference. Text is fragmented and includes unclear station names and times.
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Lorais
Cara
Beasle Purl
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