Canadian Act on strikes praised as model for Ohio
King cites Canada’s industrial peace law as a model for Ohio. He explains its arbitration board process, public reporting, and wide applicability, noting six years with minimal rail and transport disruptions and broad public benefit. He urges enactment of a similar Ohio bill.
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UMGT
The
Iron
Mackenzie King
United States
Canada
King
Ayouihiers
Assoo
Cincinnati
Rey ii
Tre
Histori
Ohio
Obin
Tn Unis Particuiny
Mee King
Alberta
Ki Contendar
Grand ‘Trunk
Alhier
Rey Aol
Airat
Creal Lakes
St. Lawrence
Lovelind
Dominion
Albert A. Huseman
Huseman
Lewbien
Union
Ion
Edmund Barker
Duck Hunters Swarm Bushes In Amateur Duckin G?
In a muddled tale set near Lae city a trio of masked duck hunters stalks a riverbank. They attempt a trap on three rival players, but a pair of bushwhackers exposes the plan as gunfire erupts and twelve ducks drift into view. Each hunter pays four dollars to square the hill, ending with plans to hunt again using ballgame knowhow.
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Lae
Gy ‘Mhiebold
Fritz Erlewell
Weisenmann
Inka
Middleman Bypassed as Direct Purchase Plan Debuts
Philadelphia housewives and local butchers organize to form a direct purchase network. They aim to reduce beef, eggs, and butter costs by up to twenty percent by buying directly from Argentine producers and Western dairies. William Derr supports patronage of the new meat buying group. Efforts target enrolling thousands of butchers into the cooperative to secure producer-direct supplies.
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Philadelphia
WANTS CONTRACT RESET S. M. Goodman Says County Com
S. M. Goodman, president of the County Emergency Commission, demands removal of the Doritige wreckage as the county seeks to reset a contract. He says the situation remains stalled with little progress and expects action by Monday to clear the debris.
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S. M. Goodman
Goodman
County Emergenity Commission
Real estate transfers from Middletown and area Kentucky
A catalog of real estate transfers and deed records across Middletown and surrounding townships. Names include Clara A Porter Theresa Carry Hamilton Ol James Cooper Hattie Wuerde Raymond Welsh and numerous others with properties in Madison Township Milford Township and Hamilton County. The list covers parcel descriptions, ownership changes, and Parcel identifiers with dollar values and dates around 1998.
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Geary KY
Clara A. Porter Ltd
Theresa
Hamilton Ol
Cooper James
Hattie Wuerdecian
Middletown
Oxford
Township
Butler’ Uilding and Loan Co
Sallie Jordon
Amil Tori
Pibeser
Carrie
Christ GG
John He Lamunis
Wlewild
T- Redman
John
Pearl Jinasknit
Madison
Redtington Thitter
Pearl Nesekalt
Madison Town
C. Len
Herberk
Hamillot St
Charles Ey Ivan
AL Hamillon
Miami University and Oxford Township Property List Fragment
A fragmented OCR record lists several Miami University and Oxford Township parcels and names. Mentions Williams, F Shera Pls, and various reference points such as Pt Oxford Twp, 125-6, 12-6, and Tab a. This appears to be a property or plat index fragment with multiple individuals and parcels.
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Miami Gate
Oxford
Miamai University
Williams
Willams
Blo
Charles
M. Abeta
Asiaieel
Univarelty
Miami University
Oxford Terps Williams
Witla
F. Shera
E. E.williams
R Williams
Anne N
Bhora
Mayor Baker Pushes Repeal of Bond Tax in Ohio Vote
Cleveland Mayor urges repeal of the constitutional amendment taxing municipal bonds. He argues such taxes drive bond interest up, reduce local investment, and force reliance on outside markets. He promotes smaller bond denominations and direct citizen investment to fund city and school projects.
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Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Final resignation note from Stanley R Hofthan
Fragmentary dialogue presents a whistleblower style resignation. The speaker, Stanley R Hofthan, voices frustration over lateness and claims of unfair treatment. The note hints at a conflict and a decision to resign from a position.
Murphy to lead Tammany as Newark fight unfolds
A Newark political tussle centers on Charles F Murphy who heads the Democratic machine. The plan calls for Murphy to hold the top post until the September expiry of the Lejm term, with no mass-meeting candidate yet chosen for re election. The news comes from a Newark insider noting shifts in the Democratic leadership and district influence.
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Chas. F." Murphy
Tammany
Newark City
Charles F. Bure
Engilal Todkuy
Murphy
Snatderswy
William Sulzne
New York
Dayton Appoints John Gulla as Secretary of Greater Dayton Association
John Gulla, longtime head of the Business Men's Club in Omaha, Nebraska, has been elected secretary of the Greater Dayton Association. He will receive a salary around 41,000 per year, with additional remuneration expected from November. The decision stands amid discussion of related compensation adjustments.
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Dayton
John Gulla
Omaha
Neb
Greater Dayton
Remu Ybeller
Dayton’y
Peneatlan
Penitentiary sentences set in concealed weapons cases
Indicted defendants appeared before Judge Waller S. More in criminal court for sentencing. Anthony Willsms received a sentence for pocket picking and Edward Strauss for forgery and theft from law keeper, both given indeterminate terms to the State Reformatory. Ralph Moore jailed for pocket picking. The court highlighted new law from May 9 1919 on concealed weapons like pistols and knives. Some defendants were remanded to jail pending further arrangements while awaiting behavior-based release.
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Waller’ S. More
Anthony Willsms
Edward Strauss
Ralph Moore
Wis
Jull
Idwil
Heaney Wack
Kathy Beard
William Smilth
Jack Asi
Clarence Bell
FB. OH. Ivey
Hidge Maria
Sours
Har
Unclear OCR Fragments Hint a Local Construction Project
Fragmentary text mentions Zexlenaion and etd township and a partial repaint at Hailshark, with references to Handver town and a Fred Wallner ship for SHGd. The readable items imply a construction or infrastructure note, possibly culvert work and municipal involvement, but details are obscured.
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Zexlenaion
Etd
Évkel
Hailshark
Rand Handver
Fred Wallner
Shgd
Corral Man Settled as $300 Aid Case Unfolds
In Columbus Ohio October 23 the state treasurer received a letter claiming ownership of funds sent to a missing mate. The missive names Mrs Gienna Stewart of Canton Montana and lists several individuals including Clarence Parsons, Margaret Brook, and Rev McNaty in connection with the seized payment. The letter asserts the money belongs to a state charity or commonwealth fund and questions the rightful recipient amid conflicting claims.
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Columbus
Brennan
Ohl
Bren
Feo
Hamilton
Ted
Gienna Stewart
Canton
Mont
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Schmidt Frederick
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