Governors clash with utilities board over resignations
Columbus, April 0. Governor Donaley demanded state utilities commissioners resign from the commission. Poor and Mauller refused, saying the board is apolitical and not swayed by influence. They defend the commission’s independence and reject gubernatorial interference in its work.
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School buildings set for summer improvements plan
The board of education will improve school facilities during summer break. Superintendent J R Wilmot inspected buildings to identify needed work. Proposals include painting exterior woodwork at Gates Lincoln and Technical schools and interior cleaning at Lincoln Hamilton Franklin. New projects eyed for McKinley and Big buildings.
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Big
Fire at Nantasket Beach destroys Hull resort and mansion
A fire at Nan tasket Beach Hull Massachusetts originated by spontaneous combustion destroyed the amusement resort, caused about a half million in solar loss, severely damaged the mansion of John J Hut, one of the state’s finest, and cost three lives. Amusement devices and other structures were burned before the fire department contained the blaze.
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Kipton Kipton 4Aiiah Twun obituary in 1854 1920 era
Kipton Kipton aged 68 died March 26 2920 after a long life on the family farm. He united with the church at age 11 and married Miss Sarah Jo Heore on January 2 1877. Their children grew to adulthood and he leaves a large extended family including grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Friday at Union church led by Rev S K Meek with four brothers and two nephews as pallbearers.
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Margaret Maehl
Alas Buch
Lottie Nason
Barker
Hears Heidrch
Kenneth
Eiyra
Sunde
Easter Week Social Ties Highlight Local Families
Sunday and Easter visits mark a busy week as Blanche Twining, Mrs Clara, and many neighbors hosted relatives from Cleveland and Kent. Mrs Nelle Haugh, Mr and Mrs Elwood Austin, Miss Mildred Bates, and others enjoyed gatherings, sermons, and dinners across Oberlin, Kent, Wellington, and surrounding towns, with several families traveling to spend Easter with kin.
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Neece Bonenger
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Elwood Austin
Eirria
Wiliam Brumey
Oberlin
Union Church
Mildred Bates
Kent
Ll. C Bates
Henristia
Edna Bates
Henry Moe
Wellington
Hen v Moenl
Bertha Moeht
Sarnoon
Ruth Wildman
Elsrna
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Frances Lee Aame
Clyde Hach
Herman Hach
Frances Les
Fea
Anon Pits
Camden
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Che An Dasvidsan
Haam
Tom Creesy
Appropriates 815000 To Equip Playgrounds
Lorain council failed to pass a station measure last night due to four members absent. Mayor Grall opposed abolishing the detention home saying results were not shown and party lines influenced votes. An ordinance allocating 15008 dollars to equip municipal playgrounds this summer with athletic equipment and wading pools received first reading.
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Toey Ree
Grall
Numeial
Boy Lazarus bitten by dog in April incident
A garbled report states April incident where a boy named Lucas Jr. was badly bitten and leg injuries described. The note mentions a local pup and police involvement but details are unclear. Further clarification needed from source records.
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Lunain
Raipert Lucas Jr
Courts divided on auto booze search in Kentucky
In Covington Judge Amot Cochran ruled a warrant is not needed to seize a motor car found carrying liquor during a search. Two weeks earlier in Louisville Judge Walter Evans held a warrant vital to make the search legal, underscoring court split over auto liquor seizures.
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Amot. Cochran
United States District Court
Louissile
Walter Evans
Western District
Kentucky
Chaplin at Grand in new persona amid strong cast
The Grand screens Chaplin in a gentler, nonridiculous public persona with a crowd pleasing performance. Salome stars William Posphiure reimagined in Bible era satire with Herod and the beheading scene. Dreamland brings a fresh western with daring stunts plus an extra film and a comedy.
Track worker named chief of Illinois Central system
John J. Pelley, formerly a trust worker on the Illinois Central lines, has assumed duties as general manager of the system. He succeeds Mr Baldwin, who resigns to lead the Missouri Pacific.
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Illnoie Centralines
Mr. Baldwin
Missouri Pacu Iice
Mert Suat Tullday on Electric Wire Exvp en 1
Jon Lorain reports in April that a near mishap occurred as a technician discussed a plan for new ventures. The article notes confusion about preparedness and delays in the project timeline.
Buy or Sell Classified Page Sparks Park Fight
Citizens object to proposed tower placement in Olio Park as Olio Publicy Service Co offers a deal. Officials call a meeting to discuss the plan and its potential impact on children in the park. Public attendance urged for the decision.
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Olio Publicy Service Co
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