City Council Proceedings Reported From Last Monday
Report covers council actions including sewer work on Pitch Street, water works notes, council vacancies filled by Valerius Roberry and H. H. H. Barkdull, and the board of public affairs land option near Wauseon. Resignation of 4. H. Houghey and A. J. Bachman discussed. bonds, stand replacement, and committee directives noted.
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Montoy
Lawrence Toleso
Indiana
Fulton Street
Dyoty
Simon
Pamnawe
Beck
Biel
Paar Amtak
Tor
Bend Sph
M Fi. Davenport
Ant
H. Houghey
A. J. Bachman
Valerius Roberry
Wauseon
Met
Finante
Rosie Rai Meaia
Aell
Maxi
Newt Vevsilar
Daring Burglary Strikes Lauber Clothing Store in Fulcom County
A bold burglary last Wednesday between 3 and 4 am saw Lauber Clothing Store stripped of nearly all stock valued at about 5000. Bandits bound and gagged night watchman Alva Notzinger and used a broken door to enter, loading outfits onto a truck. Notzinger was found later dumped in an alley and notified police. no recovered loot. Sheriff Boone and Toledo officers pursued leads as the case unfolded. Nearby sale announced for C F Greenough’s office and household furnishings.
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Fulcom County
Lauber Clothing
Toledo
Alva Notzinger
O. E
Arch
Boone
League finances and public notices across Clinton and Fulton townships
Finance and legislation struggles outline League of Nations funding woes with secretariat salaries cited as drain. Probate actions list estates including Bolley Wolcott Harmon and Baker with accounts, appraisers, and distributions. Real estate transfers feature Archbold, Delta, and Fulton parcels. marriage licenses issued for Sorgenfrei Myers and Gallup Carpenter pairs. Excise tax proposal on gold futures appears with May 1 1920 effective date and premium scheme.
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Edward Bolley
Perkins
Geo. R. Ackerman Co
M. _Brailey
H. C. Frogley
Amanda M. Wolcott
S. Wolcott
M. B. Hoy
Frank Bowerman
Jacob Seles
Sylvia J. Harmon Krauss
Chas. H. Gray
Ralph C. Bishop
Mary Prichard
Abraham Baker
William Lane
Pearl Berkebile
Theobald Graf
Harger
Admr
Anna
B. Cramer
Ohio primary echoes on voter reach and reform
An editorial laments low turnout in Ohio primaries and argues primaries waste resources when only a minority votes. It warns politicians may skew conventions and urges citizens to exercise duty and inform themselves about candidates before the April 27 1920 election. It notes pending Reynolds Act petitions could bar women from suffrage in the same primary.
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Ohio
Naan
Kineeil
Eapenticea
Es Vans
Areng Tacher Wan
Repupic
Secretary of State
Liberty Bond Plan Tied to Taxes and Sinking Fund
The government plans to issue 90 1 billion dollars in bonds to stabilize interest rates and aid war financing. Bonds pay 3.75 percent semiannual interest, mature in fifty years, and are tax exempt except for certain taxes. Converted bonds can be redeemed at par within five years after July 1, 1920, with a sinking fund in the Treasury to retire issues. Senator Frelinghuysen says the issue aims to stabilize rates and support outstanding bonds.
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Iowa
Ewing
Congressonal
Jersey
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Treasury
Frelinghuysen
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Archbold
C.F. Greenough
Tesk
M. E. Church
Lebe
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros
Wauseon, Ohio
The
Toledo & Indiana Light and Power Co
J. R. Lawrence
Wariants
W. Ries
Leiat
Clinton Township
G. D
F. A. Geesey
Franklin Township
Wauseen
Gordon’ Turnbull
Trowbridge
Delta
C. F. Trowbridge
James Dixan
Pike Township
Son of House
D. Whitaker
Pike Seea
Noah S. Kaufman
Poultry House
Chesterfield Township
Gates
Jom
Martha
Amboy Township
League of Nations
Martha J. Murphy
T. F
H. Miller
Jacob Nofiger
John Kutzli
Samuel G. Rupp
Dover Township
London
Epish
Albert Thomas
Lieut
Monteaux
League
United States
Vernier
Buehrer
Silas Leiehty
Vernier and
Silas
Sarah Liechty
Buehrers
Archbold C. A. Seiler
Gustave
Priscilla
Stamm
German
Tal Evers
H. R
Beulah Treadway
Matilda Tucker
Abraham J. Johnston
Swan Creek
Peter Dumeresque
Wesley
Minnie Bratton
Sonhig E. Seriber
August H. Meyer
Eenen Paxson & Canfield
Petit Poulton
John Sarah Kime
Clyde Smith
Arthur Sorgenfrei
Alice F. Myers
Ray A. Gallup
Mechanic
Morenei
Michigan
Robena Carpenter
Lyons
Cassio Bayes
Molder
Wauseon Ohio
Selberia Gutierres
Waugeon
Louis T. TeFadden
Pennsylvania
Jervey
McFadden
Samuel Ruppert
Amasine Nani
Organized Labor
C. W. Ward
Michigan Agricultural College
Delaware
Greenfield
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Fremont
Shelby
Wadsworth
Ashland
Ohio State Department of Health
Watsoon
Columbus
Methodist Church
S. R. Dunham
Belding
Kansas
Howat
United Mine Workers
Crawford
Cherokee Counties
England
Chicago
New York
Bronx Medical Alliance
Superior Iron and Mfg. Co
Swanton
Senate
United States Grain Corporation
Middle
Europe
Rain Corporation
Reed Smoot
Utah
Asaya Stradivara
Stradivara
NARA
Turnbull Bros
Hobart M. Cable