Suit Brought To Test New Automobile Licenses Law
A Columbus suit seeks to test the constitutionality of a new automobile license law. Secretary Charles I Graves and named petitioners from Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus challenge the act as depriving due process and violating the Ohio constitution. They argue the measure is class legislation favoring some owners and that it taxes license fees as a tax rather than a license.
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Columbus
Ohio
Fia
Oat Lala Charles I. Graves
C. Sanes
Diphtheria Can Be Prevented If Health Rules Are Observed
Ohio health officials urge adherence to disease rules to curb diphtheria. In the past year 8,750 cases were reported with 1,090 deaths. Serum costs about 90 cents, plus up to two dollars for physician administration. Isolation and early treatment are emphasized, with mothers advised to watch for sore throats in children and keep ill kids home. Schools may dismiss if several cases arise.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health, Department
B.A. McCampbell
Rhineun
Lane
State Board of Ee
Mel Campbell
Secretary of State department cash and surplus figure
A historical cash ledger shows total operating cash of 400 337 85 dollars by the secretary of state. By October 1 this year 425 426 dollars had been collected at a cost of 80 000, leaving a surplus of about 300 000 dollars.
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Secretary of State
Paving Underway After Flood Damage in MWamile Town
The Andrews Co. deploys 11 large teams for asphalt paving on damaged streets in MWamile town. The plant is on site and workers progress rapidly with completion expected in a few weeks.
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Mwamileton
Andrews Co
Cold Weather Predicted This Week In Central States
Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau predicts a northeastward move of a southwest storm bringing inclement weather to central valleys Monday through Wednesday. Below normal temperatures across the Mississippi Valley and district, with frosts, and rain in the North Pacific states later in the week. East of the Mississippi, temperatures will dip in the second half of the week, with frosts in the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley, and North Atlantic states. Disturbance in the Southwest portends widespread precipitation east of the Rockies. Grand jury at work in Albany, with about fifty witnesses and numerous complaints slated for review this week.
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Washington
Middle -and -Northern Plain
Mississippi Valley
Severn
Oae Grant Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Weat Indies
Times
Tuedbany
Adm Ve Thay
Periodic Comet Geneva Observed By Brooks At Smith
Periodic comet Geneva is under observation by Dr William R Brooks at Hobart Observatory using the Smith telescope. The young telescopic object in Aquarius head is brightening as it moves northwest, with a sixty one year orbit since 1852. CHARGED WITH SPEEDING. William Reiter had George Stone arrested for reckless driving after a collision on East Avenue and Ludlow Street Saturday.
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Geneva
West+ phals
William R. Brooks
Hobart Solleve
Smith Observatory
Aquarius
Brooks
William Rieyter
George Stone
Stone
East Avenue
Ludlow Street
Harvey Simpson
George Shultz
Simpson
Matt O'Keefe
High Street
J.B. Smith
South Second
Court Streets
Orange
North Ninth
Buckeyan
Leonard Stapleton
Charles Bryant
Court
Whd Ge
Stapleton
Charles My
Satiday
Bonshado
Joe van Winkle
Mamoanke
Rashavenia
Fivand Boulevard
Don’t Trust Calomel A Bare Vegetable Substitute
Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets offer a liver laxative alternative to calomel. Ohio physician Dr I M Edwards developed a vegetable tablet with olive oil, claiming it cures liver ills without harsh after effects. The ads urge trying Olive Tablets, sold per box by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
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I. M. Edwards
Ohio
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columma
FEN FIREMEN! Cincinnati Crash Injures Ten in Fire Apparatus Collision
Ten men injured yesterday when a heavy flying squad on Sycamore street collided with Hooks No. 1 on Seventh and Race. Lieutenant Finnegan fell thirty feet, hospitalized in serious condition. Others, including Milward Kiernan and James Marrington, suffered fractures, sprains, or head injuries. Police and bystanders aided victims. city hospital treated all.
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Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
Seventh
Hace Streets
Finnegan
Beveath Street
Race Street
City Hospital
Sycanore Street
Gitts
Wing Street
Cvew
Joseph Firnegan
Wools
Milward Kiernan
Montgomery Road
Fred Sehaspire
Reading Soad
Dlyitty
Martin Janson
Oliver
John Marrington
Creenwood Avénue
Thomas
Haley
Anthony Boex
Webster Street
William Finke
Theoore Posey
Milton l Street
James Crow
Stuy Avenue
Hooke 1
Licensed to Wed in Middletown Circa Early 1900s Names Listed
A fragmented license row lists several couples from Middletown with ages and occupations including a laborer a painter and a salesman. Clergy names appear as Rev and Rev. D M McKin non and Rev. G We Rovard.
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Mohn Smith
Brida
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Robinson-Sciwems
Pra
Renard
Cine di Beau
Brussels
Warner
Odr
Warner Designing Counsel
Associated
The
Robinson-Schmemny Co
Calomel
Flying ‘Squad
Ladder Wagon
Race
Miami Valley National Bank
Citizens Savings Bank Co
the Hamilton Dime Savings Bank
United States Depository
Board OF Directors
Charles E. Heiser
George P. Sorngen
Carry V. Parrish
John E. Heiser
Charles Sorngen
Hamilton Journal
United States
Cott
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