Layton Wins as Court Rules Lancaster Sup t is a Teacher
The Court of Appeals decision finds Samuel H. Layton's injunction against Jerry Clements and the Lancaster Board of Education invalid. It holds the superintendent is a teacher and cannot be removed without contract charges and due process. The ruling supports Layton’s claim to back salary and directs the case toward the Supreme Court for final resolution.
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Court of Appeals
Samuel H. Layton
Jerry
J. Clements
Lancaster
Lancaster Board of Education
J. H Tobins
Layton
Mr. Clements
Clements
Weard
Bayton
Attarteys Ruble
Sheil
Siprent
M A. Daugherty
T W Pettenbaugh
laayvton
ara
KB. Ruble Brooks E. Shell
T Mourtright
C Wo
Cleery
G. Sibaugh
Court of Common Pleas
SUbargl
Claypool Urged Congress to Back President in War Efforts
In New Lexington 5090 Perry County residents joined a patriotic demonstration of corn ing yesterday and sent a telegram to Congressman Hormlio ¢ Claypool urging full support for the President and his war measures. Claypool has opposed the conscription bill. Mr and Mrs Grove attended Wednesday. Carr of Sogar in Lancaster.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Hormlio
Claypool
Farmer Seeks Dollar Damages After Guinea Hen Death
A farmer on the Columbus pike had two men from Columbus pay a dollar after driving over and killing a guinea hen. Officer Jurgy tracked them as they left a Columbus street. The dollar was handed to the farmer who hopes to deter reckless driving that harms poultry.
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Columbus pike
Columbus
Lancaster police
Jurgy
Columbus street
Columbine
Appeals Court Rules on New Joint Baltimore Basil School District
The Court of Appeals upholds the Inner county judgment in the dispute over creating a new joint school district between Baltimore and Basil. The County Board of Education acted within authority to consolidate districts, reject the petitioner’s claims of lack of jurisdiction, and deny injunctions on bonds and school construction. Attorneys McA. Daugherty and Shell represented the plaintiff, while James M. Butler and O. H. Waltz defended the defendant.
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Cherk
Tobias
Court of Appeals
illon Pisher
J. W. Whittus
Mast
Daltimore
County Board of Education
County Board of Pelcation
dvne
M oA. Daugherty
Shell
Janes MM Butler
OH. Waltz
Winter Guests From Florida Visit North
Mr and Mrs Hoyt Miller are guests of Dr and Mrs CJ Hamilton on King Avenue enroute to Toledo after spending the winter in Florida. Miller, who had traveled south for health, is much improved and plans to return home.
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Hoyt Miller
CJ Hamilton
fast King avenue
Toledo
Florida
Miller
Third Reformation Lecture at St Pauls Church
This evening at 7 20 Rev Geo Wagner of Fund City Ohio will give the third Reformation lecture at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church The public is invited to attend and enjoy the lecture with us.
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Geo ©. Wagner
Fund City
Ohio
St. Paul's Evangel
ical Lutheran Church
Ohio Eyes Permanent Baby Week Welfare Push
Division of Child Hygiene urges a national shift from war effort to child welfare. Ohio aims to organize resources across communities, train volunteers, and sustain infant health gains beyond Baby Week. It calls for mobilizing teachers, students, and nurses to keep children well and preventing mortality and long term illness.
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Red Cross
menos
Europe
America
miust
dravn
Ohio
Chloe
Thief Chief Henry Wallace Smirks Over Stolen Cabbage
Chief Henry Wallace strides home with a box of young cabbage plants claiming a garden helps the country. A friend jokes about the thefts as Wallace reveals the fourth dozen purchased and vows to trap a brairie rabbit blamed for the crop losses.
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Wallace
Henry Wallace
Henry
France and United States discuss war participation plans
President Wilson received Vice President Viviani Marshal Joffre and Admiral Chocheprat as preliminary talks outlined France and Britain seek American involvement. Balfour meets McAdoo and Italian ambassador while loan to Allies is delivered. Critics doubt entangling alliances though officials deny it.
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Washington
Viviany
Marshal Joffre
Admiral Chocheprat
French war commission
Wilson
France
trious
United States
wat od
Spring-Rice
America
Balfour
treasury department
McAdoo
Great Britain
Herzog Injured in Fall on Phillies Arrival
April 26. Charley Herzog Giants second baseman lies in bed at his hotel in Philadelphia after slipping on the terminal floor. He fell while attempting to kick gum from his shoe and struck the base of his spine.
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Herzog
Philadelphia
Charley Herzog
Pennsylvania terminal
Giants
Phillies
Battle near Gallego draws 5000 Villistas and Carrancistas
El Paso reports a Gallfeco clash with 5000 Villa troops and an equal number of Carrancistas, as railroad workers transporting coal to Chihuahua fled the front to Juarez. The engagement reportedly continued, with both sides holding positions north of Gallego.
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Carranza
El Paso
Tex
Villa
Gallcfo
Juarez
Chiauahua
Gallego
Cubs fall to Cleveland as Coumbe shines on mound
Cleveland defeats Chicago with Coumbe pitching a masterful game yesterday. Belsh’s triple and a wild pitch by Coumbe prevented a shutout for the White Sox, while hits backed his effort. The box score shows strong Cleveland hitting and solid defense supporting the win.
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Cleveland
Coumbe
Chicago
Cicotte
Belsch
White Sox
Roosevelt’s Army Division Draws 123000 Applicants
About 123000 men have applied and passed initial requirements for Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s proposed division. Applicants are being screened at recruitment centers opened with Roosevelt’s approval. Fifty are under twenty five. none younger are being accepted. Of the total 10189, Negro volunteers comprise a portion. Sixty percent come from Virginia, North and South Carolina and other southern states. In New York enrollment tops around 1000. Walborn named manager of next fall’s state fair in Columbus. longtime Van Wert county fair secretary and former deputy county auditor succeeds W. F. Kinnan in Cleveland.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
al rutment
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Walborn
Columbus
bY. Walborn
Van Wert county
W. fl. Kinnan
Cleveland
Forty British Vessels Sunk in Week by Mines and Submarines
The weekly shipping loss report lists forty British merchant ships over 1,600 tons sunk in the week, all attributed to mines or submarines. The tally marks the highest weekly merchant losses observed in months, with vessels ranging across sizes above 1,600 tons.
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Bottomae
Tondon
Daibmr Tines
Buckeye Briefs Collide With Labor Strife and Local News
Labor dispute ends as building trades employers lift a lockout of 20 000 union workers after daily wage losses since March 15. A Cleveland judge sentences Michae Loris to twenty years for assaulting a 12 year old girl. New state industrial commission appointments announced in Columbus. Blackmail verdicts in Cleveland with John Owens acquitted. Two men killed and one injured when a truck overturns near Findlay. A bomb device found on a bridge near Covington Kentucky. Guardsman Bernard Grossell wounded by a girl in Cleveland. Weathered by 1917 farming outlook predicting higher output with labor shortages in Ohio.
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Cleveland
building trades employers’ association
Vickery
Michae Loris
state penitentiary
Charles Smith
the
building trades council
John G. Owens
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Smith
Mongolia claims sinking of German submarine at sea
Captain Rice of the American steamship Mongolia reports firing the first gun of the war for the United States and sinking a German submarine in British waters. He says the periscope was shattered and that gunners and officers handled the engagement with skill, praising their performance.
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London
Rice
Mongolia
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Wistip
osert
Germans Capture Ship Ateamship Ydnim 645 Tons
The German forces have captured the vessel Ydnim, a 645 ton steamship, and seized control of the Danish owned ship, taking it into German custody amid wartime actions.
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Copenhagen
Ateamship Ydnim
War Bill optimism fades into cautious delay in Congress
Washington April 25 champions of the war army bill foresee passage by Saturday with Senate action likely by then. House support shows a 60 to 74 vote margin though minor changes may trigger a conference. Speaker Clark defends volunteers against conscription and cites swift passage if a broader draft were authorized.
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Washington
house
bil
senate
Clark
congress
British Food Controller Warns of Grave Supply Crisis
Lord Devonport warned in the House of Lords that shipping is being moved abroad in large volumes and rationing may be required before the next harvest. He urged reducing bread to four pounds per person weekly and said reserves are tight with German submarine activity worsening the situation.
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London
Devaonport
Lord Devonport
house of lords
tao
Jord Devonport
Saloon Closures Ordered by City Safety Commission
The Minneapolis safety commission orders art saloons, pool halls and motion picture houses in captain sections closed as part of a wartime measure. The action targets local entertainment venues amid wartime controls.
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St Pal
Minneapian pabile safety commission
Minneapolis
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