Republicans Will Side with Prohibition Debate
In Columbus Ohio the Republican state executive committee and advisory members including Senator Harding Myron T Horvick Governor Willis and A J Garford prepared to vote down W P Parmenter of Lina s pledge to support state and national prohibition Senator Harding arrived from Washington and said the committee should not adopt a revolutionary pledge to bind the party to prohibition or anti prohibition.
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Columbus
O. Dee
United States
Harding
Myron T. Horvick
Willis
A. J. Garford
W. P. Parmenter
Lina
State Central
Senor Tarding
Washington
Large and Still Missing Maryland Off Nantucket
The steamship Maryland is likely lost after distress calls were silenced Christmas night. Coast guard cutters Acushnet and Gresham failed to find any trace during a search. In other news, Mrs. Guillaume is recovering after six weeks of illness, and the Police Mutual Aid society plans its annual banquet next month.
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Nantucket
Alass
Maryland
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Gresham
Police Mutual Aid Society
Smith Divorce Decree Upheld and Custody Ordered
Judge Uarlan allowed Flora Smith a divorce from Virgil Smith and awarded her custody of one child while Virgil retains custody of two. No alimony. A court committee was named to seek extra toilet room for the courthouse. New trial motions set for Thursday and Friday. Road bid tabulations for Carthage pike and other roads were received from State Highway Commissioner Cowen for tabulation.
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Uarlan
Flora Smith
Virgil Smith
Cowen
Carthage
Hamilton and
Middletown
Middletown and
Franklin
Scipie
State Department
Kerr Faces Non-Support Charge In Cincinnati
James C Kerr of Middletown was arrested by Cincinnati police on a non support charge after Juvenile Court alerted authorities. Humane Officer W W Finfrock returned him to Cincinnati and he posted bond awaiting hearing before Juvenile Judge Conmatucheon. Both motions denied in Urmston vs Weln case. judge Harlan upholds judgment for plaintiff. New Year party ad promotes Arms and the Girl at Jefferson Theatre Sunday night.
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James C. Kerr
Middletown
Cincinnati
Humane
W.W. Finfrock
Conmatuchton
Benton Urmston
Murat Weln
Harlan
Arms
Jefferson Theatre
Rejected Love Ends in Double Tragedy
Maurice Gold, 45, after a Christmas kiss and claim of collecting a debt, shot Celia Snitzer, 28, in Buffalo and then killed himself. Snitzer was to wed next Saturday. Gold had worked with her in a Philadelphia brass factory and was said to be infatuated. Mrs Gold recalled attempts to dissuade his attentions and said Snitzer persuaded him to give her $800.
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Philadelphia
Maurice Gold
Buffalo
N. Y
Celia Snitzer
Gold
Army drafts universal service bill modeled on Argentina
Washington dispatch reports Argentina's system inspires a proposed universal service bill. The plan would train about half a million men and maintain 2.5 million reservists under training, with full cost estimates due in three weeks to the secretary of war.
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Washington
Argentina
Army General Staff
Sevenmile New Year Celebration in Presbyterian Hall
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church hosts a New Year celebration in the KX. of P. hall with afternoon lunch and evening chicken supper. Special meetings at M. E. Church feature sermons on the Epistle to the Hebrews and the Manifest Christ, with junior and senior leagues and a union service.
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H. H. Marsh
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Freda Ralines
John Thomas, Sr
Mildred Ainsley
Connersville
Ind
Margaret Ridenour
New Lexington
Prof. Stoner
St. Mary's
Vilage
Presbyterian Sunday School
M. Fehures
M. 1
Milton Williams
Akron
M. BH
Williams
Presbyteria
George Morgan
Tom
Indianapolis
Tad
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Benefits
An advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood to strengthen bones muscles and organs. It claims relief from scrofula catarrh rheumatism and dyspepsia and encourages purchase today at all druggists.
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New Furnaces Planned for Cambria Steel Plant
Johnstown Pa December 28 Seven million dollars will be spent by the Cambria Steel company for two new blast furnaces and a car wheel plant Ground 1 has been broken for the furnaces at a cost of 5 000 000 Work on the wheel plant costing 4 000 000 will begin soon.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Ohio school code praised by state superintendent at teachers meeting
Frank B. Pearson, Ohio state superintendent, lauded the first Cox era school code in an Ohio State Teachers’ association talk. He said the code has stirred public support for higher standards and will be viewed favorably in a decade. He praised centralized schooling and urged 31 000 teachers to use the code’s mechanism to guide 949 000 pupils.
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Cox
Frank B. Pearson
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Pearson
Willis
James M. Cox
A.B. Dawson
Joseph F. Hogan
Mariott
P.M. Mariott
Delaware
Board of
State Charities
Lorain Educator Seeks Legislation for Backward Children
Representative Wi R. Comings of Lorain county, a former educator and longtime superintendent of Lorain city schools, proposes legislative action to aid backward children near the feeble minded class. He cites successful special instruction programs and aims to extend benefits through new state measures.
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Wi R. Comings
Lorain County
Lorain City
Glaser Found Guilty in Election Petition Perjury Case
Cincinnati analyst Glaser was found guilty of subornation of perjury by a jury in Judge Cushing's court. The charge related to petitions to place R. A. Mack on the governor ballot as a Law Enforcement party candidate. Glaser did not testify. a $2,000 bond was set pending a possible new-trial motion.
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Cincinnati
Munlt Glaser
Cushing
Glaser
R. A. Mack
Law Enforcement Party
Bishop Anderson to Europe to replace Nielsen
Bishop William F. Anderson of Cincinnati announced at a regional Methodist Episcopal convention that he will serve in Europe for five to six months, replacing Bishop di L. Nielsen whose ties with Germany made him unacceptable to allied and neutral countries.
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Europe
Columbus
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
di L. Nielsen
M. E. Church of Europe
Germany
Doctor's Bold Ruse Frees Wronged Heiress
A physician recalls a call to a mansion where a mysterious man offers a liberal fee and a plan to secure a young woman, deemed insane, for removal. The doc seems to aid in a scheme but later aids the heiress’s legal rescue with help from Charlie Knowlton, returning the fee after the case closes.
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