Would Amend Marriage Laws Faces Political Conference
Governor Cox leads a bipartisan push to reform marriage laws and create a domestic relations court in Cuyahoga. The plan includes health certificates for license applicants, restrictions on divorcees, and a new assessor system with compensation rules. Aimed at nonpartisan reform, the measure draws scrutiny from Senate leaders and legal officials as debates unfold.
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Buckeye Briefs: Groceryman Seil Takes His Own Life
Buckeye briefs record a series of hometown incidents. A long familiar groceryman in Seil Fostoria Ohio died by drinking poison, a boy crushed to death by an elevator in AmHetown, Ohio, and a Newark man injured by a hog while attempting to restrain it. Cleveland names Dr Frank B Spaulding head of schools at $12000 salary. An Austrian man Bakovich is arrested in Columbus over a death linked to a skull fracture. Continentals coal sale details note a court-fixed bid. City editors discuss a push for a national fame and the bandit who died after a cashier was shot. Students sail to front in Maiden voyage to Chicago.
Premier of Russia Alexander Trepoff Removed From Office
Alexander Trepoff, the premier of Russia, has been removed from his post. The move unsettles the administration as officials confirm leadership changes and potential policy shifts follow. No successor is immediately named and government sources urge stability amid uncertainty.
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Thaw May Be Kept in Restraint at Hospital Scene
Mary Coply Thaw, mother of William Thaw, arrives in Philadelphia to view her son in a hospital ward. Doctors say he is not in danger despite wounds from alleged crime. Attorneys discuss the possibility of continued restraint while New York authorities pursue related charges.
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Armored Car Bought by Uncle Siaui for Defense
The buyer unveils a steel plated vehicle with a gan well and side ports for twenty Trachine guns. It is described as a formidable security craft possibly used by the shaepshanters in defense or combat scenarios.
Teutons Take More Villages in Eastern Front Swings
Petrograd claims Teutons and allies push near Sloniki River and Ortuz area as gains are reported southwest of Galatz and along the Romania front. Rome says Italy captured two Austro-Hungarian submarines VO-12 and T-12. Leaders of Teutonic Allied Nations to meet in Berlin Lemnos January 11 for birthday events and manifesto.
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Tribute to Buffalo Bill Body Viewed by Thousands in Denver
Report describes crowds filling the Denver Capitol Rotunda for Buffalo Bill Cody's lying in state. Troops, governors, legislators, Army officers, veterans, and families gathered as the flag atop the dome flew at half mast. Mourners included widows, children, and former Civil War-era groups honoring the famed scout and showman.
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Aviator Bedara Dies After Tusday Night Crash
Paria, late Lieutenant Bedara, a HVTtis aviator, died from injuries after an accident Tuesday night near Paris. Witnesses describe the fighter aircraft losing control during approach, the craft cartwheeling and crashing to earth as the pilot attempted to recover. The incident, known locally as the Knocker, has sparked legal action from Ince EL Leinenring, Balple township resident and former county commissioner, who seeks to recover 10,000 with Themes Clark named as a defendant.
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Admits He Killed Woman In Hotel In Columbus
Weldon H. Wess twenty three taken before Police Chief Carter after return from Huntington Ind confessed he killed Mene Simon in a hotel room Thursday night claiming self defense after she threatened him with a razor. He said a 48 caliber pearl handled steel pistol was used and he searched for the razor but could not find it.
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Major Parties Tie in House Member Totals
Washington reports an unofficial tally listing 215 Democrats 24 Republicans two Progressives one Prohibitionist one Socialist and one Independent in the House. Results hinge on close races with committee chairmen confirming reelection of Democrat Scully of New Jersey and possible GOP Burcheild of Pennsylvania. Chicago calls for Prohibition party committee meeting January 17 and 18 to plan a dry Congress campaign.
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Remains Exhumed and Reinterred in Verna Lewis Case
Bernard Lewis' body was exhumed and reburied following a fatal hotel shooting in Philadelphia. Police pursued Max Albert of Philadelphia in a related murder probe as investigators examined the scene and pathologist notes progressed. A separate report notes Japanese naval events and a fire in Portland, with casualties uncertain.
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Poison analysis sought in Mansfield tragedy
Contents of Miss Pauline Grubl and her stepfather Clyde Kay and mother showed poisoning in food before found in the Mansfield home. C F Long of Columbus reports metallic compounds including arsenic and mercurial poisons, with grave suspicions of another alkaloid poison upon full separation. Also notes Brow nsville dispenses a hobos journey by rail seated comfort. city ordinance bans hopping trains but clamping down, hobos return after brief removals.
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Tuberculosis Fear in Baltimore and China Rail Project
In Baltimore on January 15 a New York tuberculosis expert warned trustees about the danger of immigrant tuberculosis from a wartime influx linked to a hospital convention. Separately, Pekin reports the Chinese government hired Siems Carer Co to build 300 miles of rail from Chowlakaw to Sisee Yaustt, Hupeh, with survey work already underway.
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Abduction Attempt Ends With Shepherd Dog Intervening
A 10 year old Ray McKibben narrowly escaped four strangers near Caledonia Ohio when his shepherd dog attacked one assailant and forced the others to flee. The report also lists diverse items including railroad damage and political notes from the era.
Members Favor Referendum on Shipping Bills in Washington
Hearing in Naminese Committee continues as Commerce panel reviews railway legislation and treasury deficit measures. District panel debates a referendum vote for DC prohibition and shipping board nominees face scrutiny as nominations race to the Senate floor.
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Civil Service Employees Organize in Chicago
Chicago January 14 five hundred city civil service employees organized a labor union to be known as the Civil Service Association The purpose stated was to unite with the American Federation of Labor to protect civil service workers from elimination and to render financial and social aid
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