Ohio 88th Assembly Passes 223 Measures
The 88th Assembly of Ohio enacted 223 measures including a four cent gasoline tax, new state office building plans, revised securities and corporation laws, a department of conservation, and recodified criminal code. It rejected many contentious bills such as the Bible bill, cigaret tax, auto driver license, and others while posting record appropriations over 119 million dollars despite calls for economy.
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Eighty Eighth Assembly of
Ohio
Department of Conservation
State Athletic Commission
Cooper
The accessible American business giant observation
A London writer notes that in America the biggest business giant is as accessible as his office boy and that only the small fry are in constant conference. The piece suggests the larger executives can be approachable, while smaller men may seem too busy for interviews, offering insight for daily contact with business leaders.
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London
America
Wages of Sin Is Death Headlines Report Tragedy
A newspaper excerpt surveys chilling front pages with titles such as Man Kills Girl 17 Then Ends His Life Find Auditor and Girl Slain In Car Jealous Husband Slays Wife and Brother and notes the durable link between crime and consequence in sensational reporting.
Ambition and Discontent in The Pursuit of Success
Discontent is framed as a driver of achievement rather than a sin. George Jean Nathan argues happiness can dull effort, while a subtle unease spurs vigorous enterprise. The piece notes that ambitious individuals improve when daily life lacks flawless ease and acknowledge the value of striving beyond comfort.
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United States
George Jean Nathan
Shoes Size and Toe Nail Care for Teens Health
A reader asks about ingrown toenails at a young age and weight concerns. The reply notes toe nails grow in due to tight shoes and suggests home care with soaking, antiseptics, cotton, and adhesive strap technique, plus cutting nails straight across. It also urges weight reduction and invites pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight.
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Lulu
Alakuery
Margery
Policy to Terminate Diplom Duminity to Prohibit On Urged
Congressman Louis C Cranton argues for a joint state department treasury and justice program to press foreign diplomats to respect U S law on liquor importation and transport Cranton notes most diplomats comply but a minority flaunts constitutional provisions
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Louis C. Cranton
Michigan
Lapeer County
University of Michigan
Lapeer
Clarion
Michigan State Senate
Congress
Porch Furniture Returns Spark Timely Visit
Miss Mame Moon praised luck when visiting Mrs Em Pash, who had varnished porch furniture. She quipped about timing and not counting on things turning up except one’s toes.
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Mame Moon
Em Pash
Diplomatic Immunity and Prohibition on Liquor Imports
The article discusses the illegality of importing and transporting liquor by diplomats in the United States under the 18th Amendment. It notes enforcement challenges, clarifies that immunity applies only to the diplomatic representative or a properly registered domestic servant, and emphasizes that importation is unlawful regardless of immunity.
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United States
Department of State
Anniversaries From History Mark Milestones Across Centuries
Today in history notes key birthdays and deaths: Lorenzo de Medici the Magnificent born 1449. Lewis Morris signer born Morrisania N Y in 1726. David Rittenhouse born Roxborough Pa 1732. Adan von Neipperg born 1775. George W Greene born 1811. King Christian IX born 1818. Howell E Jackson born 1832. Events include Mrs Marshall’s stage debut 1663, a duel in 1826 after Senate debate, British army flogging abolition 1881, Buddha’s nativity celebrated 1900.
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Lorenzo de Medici
the Magnificent
Florence
Lewis Morris
Morrisania
N. Y
David Rittenhouse
Benjamin Franklin
American Philosophical Society
Roxborough
Philadelphia
Count Adan von Neipperg
Maria Louisa of Austria
Napoleon
George W. Greene
U. S
East Greenwich
R. I
Christian IX
Denmark
Europe
Copenhagen
Howell E. Jackson
Supreme Court of the United States
Paris
Tenn
West Meade
Marshall
England
Drury Lane
U. S. Senate
Henry Claye
John Randolph
Window Cleaning and Janitorial Services Offered
Cleaning service advertises window washing for indoor and outdoor areas plus complete janitorial work for private and commercial buildings. Professional exterior and interior cleaning provided by experts.
Birthdays and notes from a San Francisco temple crowd
In the United States the Buddhist Temple in San Francisco hosted events. Today's birthdays include King Albert I of Belgium born in Brussels 54 years ago and Mary Pickford born in Toronto 36 years ago. Dr. William H. Welch born at Norfolk Connecticut 79 years ago. Rt Rev William Turner bishop of Buffalo born in Hilmallock Ireland 6 years ago. Remsen B. Ogilby president of Trinity College born in New Brunswick New Jersey 4 years ago. Dr. Harvey Cushing born in Cleveland 60 years ago. Observers note amiable temperaments and curiosity in these celebrants with potential scientific pursuits aided by the opposite sex. Denmark's flag is said to be the oldest unaltered flag, its cross dating to 1213.
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Albert
Belgium
Brussels
Mary Pickford
Toronto
William H. Welch
Norfolk
Conn
William Turner
Buffalo
N. Y
Hilmallock
Ireland
Remsen B. Ogilby
Trinity College
Hartford, Conn
New Brunswick
N. J
Harvey Cushing
New England
Cleveland
Denmark
Butte Loses Teddy's Bar and Bootlegger
Butte's famed Teddy, known as a top Montana bootlegger, has closed his saloon, sold off stock, and retired with a million dollars. He built wealth via stock tips from patrons rather than direct liquor sales, running a private fleet between Butte and the Canadian border and keeping prices low during winter shortages.
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Wall Street
Butte
Mon Butte
Teddy
Montana
Teddy’s
Canadian
Teddy’s bar defies rivals with low prices and stubborn pride
Teddy refused a $10,000 offer to sell his place and stay open under his own name. He charged low prices, avoided fake liquors, and warned customers when a brand ran out by telling his chenta. No synthetic drinks were sold at his establishment, even near border towns.
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Teddy
Butte
104 year old Utah man rails at Volstead Act
Moses B. Greves, Utah’s oldest citizen at 104, says the national prohibition law strips personal liberty and makes criminals of many. He complains liquor consumption may be near pre prohibition levels and wonders what has kept him alive through numerous hardships.
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Utah
Volstead
Salt Lake City
Moses B. Greves
Greves
Agricultural expert isolates ground bare walnut tree effect
An agricultural expert succeeds in isolating the portion of walnut trees that keeps the ground beneath them bare of plant life. The speaker reflects on enjoying life and tobacco as long as possible, expressing a personal sentiment amid the technical note.
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Wabesh Ava
New York
Detroit
General Motors Bldg
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Havors
State Department
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
LC Cramton
Washington
The
Elyria and Lorain Window Cleaning Co
Langberg and Brown
San Francisco
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Alaska
Glade
Cinders
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