Ohio house to debate relief laws and tax reforms in 1930 session
Lawmakers expect a flood of new laws on unemployment relief taxation and alcohol policy as the 1930 legislature opens in January. Revenue and tax measures, including a sales tax and possible income or luxury taxes, are hot topics, with calls for broad license reform and a revamped motor vehicle license system. The Ohio school survey commission plans a bill for statewide minimum education funding to ease real estate tax burdens.
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Carnivans
Dee
Coma
George White
Dsaambly
Mindi Ng
George J. Finder
Summit County
Ife Plang
Sonatar
D. Ghimactt
van Wert
Harl Lewis
St. Amiraville
Ginsak
Highway Fund
Lewis
Ohio School Survey Commission i
Roosevelt and Garner to Shape Tax Policy Next Week
President-elect Roosevelt and Speaker Garner will discuss finances as Democrats seek to balance the budget. House leaders push for a broader tax plan, with Republicans warning against quick actions and implying vetoes on certain measures. The fight centers on sales taxes, general taxation, and spending curbs for a balanced short session.
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Washington, Dea
Roosevelt
Garner
Houe
Ward
Albany
Jonsovell
Garver
Hyde Park
New York City
the Journal
Washington
House of Representatives
John N. Garner
Capitol
John McDuffie
Alabama
Beary T. Batesy
Illinois
Joseph Byrne
Tennessee
Slow Wednesday Fire Destroys Chimney at 709 Central Avenue
A chimney fire at George Taylor's home on Central Avenue caused light damage. Fire crews responded Wednesday night to suppress the blaze and prevent further damage. No injuries reported.
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Fox Air
George Taylor
Central Avenue
They Tie Em In New Lexington U ee 28 F
In New Lexington Ohio a household disturbance ends with tying residents to beds. L M Ridenour 75 refuses bed rest. son C G Ridenour 40 retrieves rope from the grocery and binds his father. The elder man contracts illness while the wife notes the son would not stay in bed. both are reported at the store.
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New Lexington
Ridenour
L. M. Ridenour
Cg.r. Ridenour
Tie Hun
Papa Ridenour
Ackerman Injured As Two Are Killed In Wreck
State senator Tocoph N. Ackerman of Ohio was among seven injured when four cars collided on an icy highway near waypoint. The fatalities were Lan McCauley, 36, and his wife of Welland Ontario. Ackerman said his car struck the MacCauleys as they skidded across the road and another vehicle hit the wreckage, throwing Mrs MacCauley into a ditch.
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Parsons
Otheys
Tocoph N. Ackerman
Ohio
Werelan Mac- Cauley
Welland
Ont
Ackerman
MacCauley
Aml
Gandhi release rumors swirl around third India roundtable
London dispatch reports renewed speculation Gandhi might be released from prison after the third India round table conference. The rumor notes social quarters were tight lipped and recalls Viceroy Willingdon had said Gandhi would not be freed unless he clearly dissociated from the disobedience movement.
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London
Mahatma Gandhi
India
England
New Delphi
Dia
Ste Earl of
Willingdon
Hold Monopoly on Governors in Kansas
A western Kansas salon plans a bill to block southeastern Kansas from the governorship in the next legislature session. Five of the last six chief executives originated from that region and Henry J. Allen lived in Wichita, naming a southeast bias in state leadership.
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Topeka
Mas
Kansas
Southeastern
Alfred M. Landon
Henry J. Allen
Wichita
Alcohol deaths under police investigation in Columbus
Two men Walter Devens 32 and Frank Gerner 42 died after drinking denatured alcohol and being taken to hospital. Police investigate as cause of death in Columbus today.
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Columbus
Dee
Walter Devens
Frank Gerner
Roosevelt Clears Decks for Lehman as New Governor
President elect Roosevelt, two days from finishing as New York governor, clears his desk for successor Herbert Lehman Jr. Lehman begins plans to study the nation’s financial situation before endorsing any tax policy.
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Roosevelt
Lehman
Associated Arena
Albany
New York
Sirul
Herberb Jr
Ten States Face Flood Threat As Rivers Rise
Weathered by steady winter rains, residents across Georgia Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee and South Carolina endure rising streams. The Coosa River formed by the Towah and Quiluraun near Rome Georgia displaced about 60 people from lowland homes as flood warnings intensify across the region.
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Albuta
Gry Dee
South
Wallam
Georgia
Alabama
Arkanass
Misissippi
Tennessee
South Carolina
Towah
Rome
Coosa
President Hoover speeds southern fishing tour and rescue efforts
Amid continuing efforts for seven miners trapped since last week, Glen Shaffer reports a hopeful outlook as search operations intensify. Meanwhile President Hoover accelerates a southern fishing fleet cruise to reach the blue gulf grounds, with ambassador Ungerhuin joining the Palm Beach leg and ships pushed toward the inland passage.
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Prndilent Hoover
Hoover
E Baba
Lilla
Moria
Atlantis
Fort Pierce
Harry
Unggenhuin
Cubs
Palm Beach
Ohio employment shows no change in November report
The U S Department of Agriculture monthly report indicates white coal mining remained active in several districts in Ohio with little change in employment from October to November.
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Colanthis
Ohio
United States Department of of Agriculture
Murder Charge Follows Hold Up in Youngstown
Martin Kasvak aged 24 was held to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge arising from the death of Joseph Kusman during a robbery with a companion. The incident occurred in Youngstown Ohio on Tec. 29.
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Yougstown
Martin Kasvak
Joseph Kusman
Santa Blamed For Tardy Jury In Wyansville
Nine jurors failed to appear amid a Christina jam after notices delayed at the post office. Officials blamed Santa Claus for the tardy jury.
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Wyansville, Inc
Santa Claus
Earl Fyffe
Morl Fyfts
Aly Mamillon
Unified Banking System Held Constitutional
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board advised the Senate Banking and Currency Committee that it believes Congress could constitutionally enact a unified banking system in America. The move aims to replace 49 state systems with uniform supervision amid bank failures and concerns for state banks. Continued on page 11.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking and Currency
Ite
Congress
America
Senate Banklog
Eugene Meyer
Ogsu D. Young
Sipervision
New Manchurian Menace Noted by Japanese Leaders
Japanese army leaders outlined two potential sources of support for a Japanese push in Manchuria amid renewed Sino Japanese diplomacy. The plan, aimed at protecting Manchukuo, would deploy remilitarized forces into Manchuria as part of a broader Chinese containment effort backed implicitly by Russia.
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Tokyo
Mee
Basiles
Manlohukag Gavarniwend
Manchuria
China
Anassey
Ate
Japan
Weygandt Takes Oath of Office at Ohio Supreme Court
Carl V Weygandt of Cleveland was sworn in as chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus. He took the oath from Supreme Justice Robert Day of Massillon in a simple ceremony attended by a few friends.
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Columbus
Finid Finn
Carl V." Weygandt
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Rahoet Day
Massillon
Just Good Old Family Custom in Local Birth Record
Mrs and Mrs Juhia Smith of Snlphur Sprige report birth of sixth girl in three generations. Great-grandmother Mrs Mary Muzzy, still alive at 85, was mother of the first girl. The pattern of female births continues in the family.
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Mre
Mya
Juhia Smith
Snlphur Sprige
Tin
Mra
Mary Muzzy
Patrolman Dodson Taken Sudden While On Duty
Patrolman Louis Dodson was taken ill suddenly while on duty Wednesday night and taken to his home. Bertha Kilpot of 331 North Bo street reported finding Forda owner account near her home Wednesday.
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Dodson
Huddenly
Louis Dodson
Hing
Prilpot
Bertha Kilpot
North Bo Street
Forda
Ahe
U S Tax Refunds Reach Eighty Million
United States tax refunds totaled eighty million dollars with thousands of individuals receiving overpayments. The United Fruit Company of Boston topped refunds at 42,960,000 while others such as Gene High and Wilkesharre Coal contributed notable sums to the year’s tax repayment total.
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Washington
Dev
United Fruit Company of
Boston
Sim
Genehigh
Wilkesharre
Injuries Fatal in Michigan Auto Collision
Mrs. Eva Ruger aged 62 of Icksville Michigan died from injuries in a motor vehicle collision. She was a passenger with her son-in-law Harold Wagoner of Ritlar Indiana.
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Untiwater, Mich
Des
Eva Ruger
Icksville, D
Harold Wagoner
Ritlar
Ind
Ex-Redleg Lands Government Post in New York
Former Cincinnati Redlegs shortstop Ward Carley sworn in today as assistant and district attorney for Manhattan. Carley, a Wardham High School graduate in 1925, played with Cincinnati in 1928 and now enters public service in New York.
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Redleg Lands
New York
Weward Carley
Cincinnal Rede
Lodey
Ay Agsiat
Diatrick
Manhattan
Carter
Wardham Baw
Vie
Cincinnali
Agile man saves self from blaze in hotel fire
In Pittsburgh on December 29, Clayton Cornell, 28, trapped in a high room during a hotel fire, wedged out on a wine dow sill as flames rose. He lowered himself, hanging by his fingers until a man below opened a window and Cornell swung through it, narrowly escaping a 40 foot plunge.
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Pittsburgh
Dec
Clayton Cornell
Fin
Cornell
Congress Proceedings Highlight Farm Aid and Philippine Independence
Today in Congress the House continues debate on agricultural appropriations and the Philippine independence bill. The Senate adjourns until Friday after actions on key farm aid matters and the conference report on Philippine independence is received.
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Congress
House
Wilson Exalted as Central Figure in Epochal Era
In Philadelphia on December 29, former secretary of the navy Josephus Daniels lauded Woodrow Wilson as the central figure of a era in modern history. He quoted Jan Smuts praising Wilson, predicting future Americans will rank him with Washington and Lincoln and his fame will gain universal significance.
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Wilson
Woolrow Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Teayy
Philimlehia
Ito
Gruort Jan Smuts
Washington
Lincoln
Ohio Building and Loans Pay Dividends Declared
Ohio building and loan associations announce dividends and interest totaling 422 360 000 for the last half of 1422. Jones A Devine, secretary of the Ohio Building Associations, notes a similar payout in the first six months of the year bringing the total to 44 720 000 for about 2 500 000 depositors and stockholders. He attributes continued payments to the homeowner borrowers maintaining obligations as most of the 400 000 000 in home loans remain current.
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Columb
Imlvast
Ohio
Jones A. Devine
Olio
Hilding
Ann
Domestic Tragedy Costs Four Lives in Virginia
A Virginia domestic tragedy ends with four deaths after Raleigh Sum, a 29 year old engineer, shot members of three related families including six year old Robert Still and four year old Raymond Townsend Parnell. Sum then shot himself and was wounded.
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Presantinini
Den
Afra
Sarah Au Parnell
Mya
Parnell
Robert Still
Raymond Townsend Parnell
Raleigh B. Sum
Ther
Fanny
Fire Fan Juvenile Case Leads to Engine Work
Juvenile fire fans who damaged appliances to watch engines plan to seek new entertainment. Judge Gustavus Loevinger in juvenile court had earlier sentenced two boys to polish engines, then ordered four more to do janitor work at stations but keep away from the engines.
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Paul
UPI
Gustavus Loevinger
Creecent Aid Society Installs Officers On Wednesday
Members of the Creecent Aid Society in their hall on South Eighth Street installed officers for the ensuing year and ratified other items of business at their regular meeting Wednesday night.
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Creecent Aid
Creecent Aid G0ciety
South Eighth Street
Ten Drowned in Wellington Launch Collision
Ten workers die when a launch carrying 30 people collides with a small punt near Wellington harbor. Remainder rescued, several hospitalized. Washington officials report plans to consider a conference report on Philippine independence that afternoon. Nathan DeBruler, 19, is named guardian for Nathan DeBruler by judge, with a $1,000 bond.
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Wellington
Napier Harbor
Washington
House
Nathan DE Bruler
Nathan DeBruler
R. R. J. Hackson
Cideon
DeBruler
Warrant Leads to Arrest in Municipal Court Case
Wednesday arrest follows failure to appear on a heth warrant issued by Municipal Judge Alphonse Pater. Ben Nicely, 41, of 1974 East Avenue, faced in court on the health warrant connected to the case.
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Munisipal
Ben Nicely
East Avenue
Cal rAudge
Alphonse Pater
Robberies Now Merely Bore Her in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police report an elevated station cashier, Mrs. Ida Hariek, has been robbed four times in four months, last night losing $100. The first incident thrilled her. now the repeated thefts simply annoy her.
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Philadelphia
Haldup
Peagr Charge Filed Against Hubbley Breach of Peace
Jess Vurtey of 339 North street was charged with breach of peace in a warrant issued at police headquarters Wednesday by Floward Browne ing of 1040 Franklin Street. Hueley and Browning are partners in a grocery.
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Hubley
Jess Vurtey
North Street
Floward Browneing
Franklin Street
Hueley and
Browning
Lions club plans for coming year discussed at meeting
Polisica of the Lions club for the coming year were discussed by the members at their regular meeting Wednesday noon in the Anthony Wayne hotel. Other items of business were also taken up.
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Lions Club
Ube
Anthony Wayne
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