Ohio Senators Clash Over Reform Bills and Salaries
A heated legislative clash unfolds as Lamb and Williams attack Democratic and Republican positions on reform measures and county salaries. The debate covers ballot reform for school elections, county official pay, and the influence of party lines in Senate maneuvers. The session also considers child labor rules, bank inspections, and proposed liquor tax changes, with Pattison backing higher revenue.
Overworking fighters draws warning from veteran trainer
Veteran manager Madden, who mentored John L. Sullivan, warns that excessive gym work drains vitality and harms boxers. He argues champions peak by age about thirty seven, favoring balanced routines, ample sleep, and avoidance of continuous intense training. He cites past champs and notes Tec specifics about training and age limits.
Local Notices and Deaths Across Beach Park Area
Local residents report multiple deaths including Mrs Smetgler and Mrs Clemmena in Henry County with services at St Marys. Joseph Powdermaker dies at Webber residence. funeral from St Marys Church. Various family moves and calls to relatives noted. Kodol Dyspepsia ad promotes relief from indigestion with a testimonial from Hon Jake Moore.
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Lois Mittehel
Avis Robson
Beach Park
Berth Burrell
Smetgler
St. Mary's Church
A. Buswell
Wlyrin
Clemmena
Henry County
Joseph Powdersmacher
Amthrs
J. P. Webber
St Mary's
Cathalis
Harry Thndbard
Lawrence Lenard
Chas
Warner Tins
Cisladkina
Casper
Ales. Clits
Farsden
Cleveland
James Ryan
Fremont
Powdermaker
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Will contest unfolds at court in Gillet case
A court hears a will dispute involving Wilfred Gittent and May Gillett. The contested document, originating from Pittstiola, challenges family allocations and may hinge on common pleas. A large witness panel is expected as hearings span much of the week.
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George Gillet
Pittstiola
Ireah
Menerd Montios
Wilfred Gittent
May Gillett
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Electr ic Railway Men Back Lerighs Bill For Examinations
Electric railway workers from the Inter Urban Association plan to travel to Columbus on Monday and Tuesday to plead for passage of Mr Lerighs bill requiring motormen and conductors to pass an exam on beliefs before taking charge. The measure, framed by Tilughes and Iultedge, has broad backing from the trade and is to be argued before the committee. DeWitts Little Early Risers are recommended as a safe laxative option.
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Ike
New York Sur
Stutledue
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Inter Urbate Piainmens’ Association
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Columbus
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House of Representatives
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Tilughes
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