Ohio boasts eight 100000-plus cities in final census list
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Ohio ranks second to Massachusetts in cities over 100000, with eight such cities and top state status at 200000 population. It highlights Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Columbus Akron and Dayton as the state’s big six, noting New York leads only modestly in 200000-plus figures.
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Writs and Harassment Spur Modern Racketeering Tactics
Topics of Today argues that police and racketeers fight a modern war of sniping and harassment rather than frontal assaults. Suspects are arrested for investigation, held, then released or charged with vagrancy, while attorneys pursue writs to contact clients. The piece criticizes police moves between jails and defends habeas corpus as a safeguard against unjust arrests, urging adherence to clear statutes and constitutional rights.
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Pond
Nebraska bankers offer bounty for dead bank robbers
Nebraska bankers propose paying 3000 dollars for every bank bandit killed in the state in a holdup or pursuit. The plan imitates Texas prior to 1928 when 96,000 was offered for dead bandits. Critics warn such rewards may lure violence or threaten ordinary citizens.
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Texas
Frank Hamer
Texas Rangers
Ford Answers Tea Totaller Question From English Reporters
English reporters pressed Henry Ford on prohibiting alcohol in British plants. Ford insisted policy would be enforced in his own way and refused to pledge, saying he would handle it with his customary directness.
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Henry
Ford
Says & Cable Dispatch
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Winter Weather Times and Local Civic Calls
Winter weather marked the week as residents reported cold conditions. Samuel Aden visited Chappell on business. several locals called on friends in Sidney and nearby towns. Potatoes were shipped to Wahoo. many socials, visits, and family gatherings occurred as people attended a Polish China hog sale and other local activities.
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Chappell
W. W. Craig
Leslie Johnson
Robert Quinn
Gertrude Bahr
John Bahr
Firth Booth
Amelia Lindley
John Hornicek
Wahoo
Plorence Bahr
Elsie
Fenske
Ralph Gentry
Betty
Gertrude
Florence
Elsie Bahr
Fidora Bahr
Mirs
A. Fenske
Tom Allington
James S. Clark
Henry Ford private time remarks spark confusion
Reporters pressed Henry Ford on how to monitor workers private time and home conduct. Ford’s replies centered on the company not selling beer at canteens, prompting jokes about misinterpretation and the tendency to take his casual statements literally.
Local Notes From Gothenburg And Nearby Areas
Gothenburg Saturday reports show a mother guiding her son to North Platte before returning home. Mrs H H Misegadis and daughter Orma came back from Talmadge last week. Hugh Kuhi visited Sund Wednesday and the freshman class hosted a wineer roast at the schoolhouse due to the storm. Loretta Granzer missed school for illness. George Booth digs potatoes and with Bert Allington attended I O O F at Sidney. Entertainment and box office at school district 156 ten miles south.
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Sund
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