Lorain Warned Over Prohibition Enforcement Laxity
Columbus reports that Aeremor Davis Loday urged Lorain Mayor William F. Grall to quickly curb lax enforcement of state prohibition laws. The letter cites bad conditions in Lorain and notes the Miller enforcement law lets the governor remove negligent mayors, offering a grace period to clean up the city.
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Aeremor Davis Loday
William F. Grall
Lorain
Eagle
Meyer Grell
Tis City
Supreme Court overturns convictions in Newberry primary case
The Supreme Court voids the conviction of United States Senator Truman Newberry and sixteen co-defendants in Michigan, ruling Congress lacked power to regulate primaries under the federal corrupt practices act. Justices McReynolds and White dissent on broader electoral power.
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United States
Truman
Newberry
Michigan
Supreme Court
Congress
Nation J
Dustien McReynolds
USA
Arlielo
Builders Strike After Open Shop Resolution Passed
About a thousand union building trade workers began a strike today after the Builders Association adopted an open shop resolution. The action takes effect immediately as the labor dispute escalates in Warren.
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Warren
Haghange
Disturbances Developed Despite Threats That Had Been Made
Columbus Ohio May 2 Quiet Observers of May Day throughout the United States report widespread calmness and a return to normal conditions in America Attorney General Harry M Daugherty said reports to the Department of Justice showed no demonstrations and that a public warning would invite disturbances He noted the country is settling into a patriotic program and that less watching and more working is needed in this country The statement quoted cautioned against issuing a general warning and described yesterday as a typical American Sunday Continued on Page 11
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Referendum Drive Planned By Democratic Organization in Ohio
In Columbus on May 2 a meeting of the Democratic state central and executive committees and county chairmen will map plans for a referendum on Governor Davis's state reorganization act that passed the legislature. The Democratic leadership says it will attack the act’s emergency clause in court and seek signatures for a referendum petition, arguing the bill threatens health and safety.
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Democrat State Central and
Davis
Ohio
Democratic Party
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Hewitt
Cleveland Building Trades Strike Over Wage Scale Demands
Between 25 000 and 80 000 men employed in construction halted work in Cleveland after wage scale terms for the year ending yesterday were not renewed employers insist a new schedule with a twenty percent cut goes into effect Labor leaders say they will pursue separate agreements while employers vow to enforce the new rates 10 000 or more allied trades not in the council risk job loss and 1 000 Typographical union members strike for a 44 hour week.
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Concercial ‘Printing Department
International Typographical ‘Laion
Conference Committee to Work Out Tax Plan in Ohio
The joint tax conference committee of the Ohio House and Senate organized with Senator Frank E. Whittemore as chair and Representative Harry D. Silver as secretary. They plan to return May 12 and resume work May 14, proposing property classification and uniform real estate taxation with intangibles taxed at not less than five mills.
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House
Sonata
General Assembly
Frank E. Whittemore
Summit County
Chairan
Harry D. Silver
Preble County
Wittemore
Senate
Columbus Theatres Robbed After Night Burglary
Robbers looted three Columbus theatres Keiths Colonial and James and possibly Eitel’s pharmacy in Mt Vernon avenue securing over $1000 with night watchmen bound and gagged. Elks Home also robbed with only manager’s personal property taken as police report shows revolvers seized and held. Immanuel Ladies meet after church event notes follow up Friday.
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Allied ultimatum on German reparations and possible war
The article outlines an Allied 90 day ultimatum to Germany on reparations, with six days to answer and six more to respond. It notes British North Sea demonstrations if refused and Paris reports of occupation plans, mobilization of 150000 men, and the Allied Supreme Council backing military measures if Germany defaults. It also mentions U S reactions via Secretary Hughes and Belgian Foreign Minister Jaspar amid looming tension.
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North Sea
Garmeil
Allec Andour
M. Jusserand
United States
State Hughes
Hughes
America
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Council of Foreign Ministers
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Bond Set at One Hundred Thousand in Toledo Post Office Robbery
The largest bond in a federal court case in Toledo was posted by Harry Fischer for $100,000 to back Lester alias Joe Stearns and others linked to the post office robbery. Clement Wasserman and James Foese supplied the bond, and the suspects were moved to Chicago for removal proceedings in Judge Lairdis court.
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Harry Fischer
Luling Harry
Lester
Joe Stearns
Sias Harry Morrie
Toledo
Massachusetts Bonding and Asurasive
Clement ‘Wasserman
James Foese
Chicago
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Robert
Baldy
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Property Purchased By Hamilton Ride Co
The Hamilton Ride Company Monday acquired ground for a proposed market arcade between Third and Fourn streets. The 60 by 60 foot lot fronts CB street and Maple, part of Jet-82, Hamilton. The transaction involved Allen Andrews and Walter SF Harlow, with county records noting a value around $22,008.
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CB Street
Allen Andrews
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SF Harlow
Henry Tiemeyer
County Recorder
Bicycle Trip Enjoyed by Y Boys on Weekend Ride
A group of boys under Tlerien Heiser and Tody Abreelié left Saturday at one o clock on bicycles. They rode from Millville to Venice then back through Symmes Corner before returning home after a dinner stop. Sevens killed in Cork clashes Sunday as police and military fire amid tributes and unrest in Ireland.
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Tody Abreelié
Millville
Venice
Worough Symmes Corner
Ireland
Cork
Tipperary
Knox Peace Resolution Sent To House Today No Action Within Week
The Knox resolution declaring peace with Germany and Austria, approved by the Senate 49 to 23, was sent to the House today. It will await referral to the foreign affairs committee, which may amend to pause without repealing the four resolutions. Meanwhile the army appropriation bill and budget measures proceed.
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Austria
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Foreign Affairs Committee
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