Appointing Assistants Prompts Legislature Message
Chief Clark Cassidy and Sergeantia J Aemi Ries urge the General Assembly to act on governor’s recommendations including new assistants for clerks and reforms. They highlight changes in elections, tax policy, road funding, and corruption safeguards while noting appointed aides: M O Neil Henry Bush A Kaibley Tina Ut Vance William Waele among others.
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Local Names List from Washington Area Officials
A fragment listing individuals including Guiernsey Al Jacobs Clark DS Porter Knox Wl Mans Washington George Share Hocking Ike Tod Kon hols and William Coble Franklin E W Shoemaker Henry.
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INAUGURAL BALL A SUCCESS AT COLUMBUS
Thousands attended a gala inaugural ball in Columbus last night with over 4 800 admissions, Governor Cox greeting dancers and shaking hands with many in a rotunda reception. Police and militia aided crowd control at the state house as lavish electrical effects and decorations lit the hall.
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Submarine 6 1 Still Unrepaired After Months Wait
A submarine remains unrepaired after months of delays as officials provided limited comment. The long standing repair issue drew attention from veterans and local residents seeking updates on parts, timelines, and funding for the vessel.
WILLIS PARTING WORDS SUPPORTS WOMAN SUFFRAGE AND DRY PROHIBITION
Governor Willis declares for presidential suffrage for women and for a dry platform. He criticizes past legislative attempts and says reformers can drain saloons from politics by shutting them out of Columbus Ohio. Also reports a Chicago market flood of rabbits at high prices and Newark gas ordinance upheld as valid by the state supreme court.
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Supreme Court upholds Webb Kenyen law on liquor shipments
Washington on January 9, the Supreme Court upheld the Webb Kenyen law shielding interstate commerce from quar shipments in violation of state liquor laws while allowing personal use. The ruling says a rail can refuse to carry liquor if the state cannot prove authoritative responsibility for shipments under Congress power to regulate commerce. Police battle with crooks in Columbus ends with 100 shots and three suspects captured. Detective Joseph Sweeney wounded but not gravely.
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Barred Because of Unitarm In Detroit Guardsmen Probe Horse Theft
A Detroit unit of the national guard conducted an inquiry after three officers alleged they were refused service in a prominent restaurant due to their uniform. The investigation centers on a claimed incident of discrimination linked to military apparel in the city.
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Contempt cited in leak inquiry as lawmakers clash
The House Rules Committee heard claims of a cabinet leak tied to a Wall Street note about peace efforts. Lawson refused to name sources, denying knowledge of the note while Lansing and Tumulty testified to no prior awareness. The session grew unruly as investigators pressed for information and Lawson faced time to answer.
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Indiana Prisons to Adopt New Labor System
Indiana reports that state prisons will abolish the old contracts and implement a new labor system. Trustees approve a form of employment that uses inmate work for prison product output, with surplus sold in markets. Prisoners may receive small wages saved for them or used to support families, and facilities improve with ice and warmth.
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Want Guardsmen Back: Women Urge Ministers Aid
Cleveland reports efforts by the Ohio National Guard Auxiliary to win ministerial help in urging soldiers at the border to return home. A meeting at Buckeye Avenue Baptist church drew ministers as letters from soldiers described conditions as “denar livin g.” Mrs Corlett led the group urging petitions to bring back the troops.
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Gerard Speech Remarks Spark U S Inquiry
Washington officials probed Ambassador Gerard after a public welcome back to Germany in which he said relations with Germany were cordial as ever. The State Department sought exact wording, signaling concern over possible links to the peace proposal and the impact on Allied opinion. The ambassador’s response is expected to be released after its receipt.
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AS YOU LIKE IT Chicago hotels announced that a dime
A garbled item notes a Chicago sentiment about hotel patrons paying a dime for certain amenities, followed by unrelated scattered phrases about a nurse, a church, and a sensationalized report likely from a different story.
Father Mortally Wounded in Ohio Home Attack
In Marietta Ohio a man is mortally wounded after his son Harry aged fifteen reportedly struck him with a shotgun barrel following alleged abuse of the mother. The incident adds to a string of legal and oil industry notes from Fremont Lima and Akron with deaths, corporate ties, and labor tensions.
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Teutons Seize 4000 Troops in Romanian Front Move
Russian and German reports describe large engagements as Von Mackensen’s forces press into Romania. About 16 cannons and 800 prisoners claimed by Russians in one three day clash, with additional captures near Galatz and Fokshaul. In Volhynii and Galicia counteractions occurred, while other theaters show limited activity beyond artillery and patrols.
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