Governor Donahey Vetoes Multiple Ohio Bills
Ohio Governor Donahey vetoed the Sullivan bill barring independent candidacies after primary defeat, the Liegitt five day filing rule, and the Rohe tax levy proposal. He also vetoed measures on child labor in agriculture, township park districts, and the Ott township parks bill while approving several others and creating a domestic relations department in Lucas County. Republican leaders planned talks on potential overrides.
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Donahey
Sullivan
Kills Bloom Bil
Bloom
Ott
Roche
Vorys
Brown
Ross County
Mery
Owen
Blossom
Shepard-Towner
Lipp
Taft
Representative Hill
Marion County
Lucas County Common Pleas Court
Grall Demands Service Director Action in Lorain Row
Grall accuses the Service Director of withholding action and claims a bitter conflict with the board of control. He alleges political motives and mentions a protest and possible resignation of CEO Miller. Officials indicate a plan to protest and confirm details by Friday.
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Miller
Muller
Five Men Escape With Stolen Liquor in Garrett Heist
April 25 report details five men who overpowered a clerk, loaded liquor into a vehicle, and fled in a man’s police uniform. The incident occurred near Garrett as authorities pursued the bandits.
Arrest of Driver for Overloaded Semitrailer Truck
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie arrested RoW. Gr of Cleveland on a charge of driving an overloaded semi trailer, nearly 33 200 pounds of castings. The case was continued for a year after he pleaded not guilty. The police chief ordered measures to reduce city road stress from the truck.
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Steve Cowie
Row
Cleveland
Mt Gross
Justice Geores
Ead
Eo J Stuard
Josi
E George
Gross
Delayed Dormas License Appeal Postponed
The appeal of Dash Dormas over a denied soft drink license was postponed as service director Henry Beck, a board member, was ill and could not attend. Hearing postponed until Beck returns to duty.
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Dash Dormas
Jones
Henry Beck
Royal wedding week events and charity efforts in London
London reports detail royal courtiers distributing wedding cake to 100000 poor children in honor of the Duke of York’s marriage. The duke orders naval gift funds used for charity as weather dampens plans and guests gather from dominions and provinces.
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London
Duke of York
George
Queen Mary
Elizabeth Lowes - Lyon
Viscountess
Lascelles
Mary
Atlantic
Pnay
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Lady Elizabeth
Princess Mary
Prince of Wales
Rachel Cavendish
Earl of Moray
Joff
England
Funeral services for John Pozak
Funeral services for John Pozak, who drowned himself in the old quarry hole south of town, will be held at Welsh funeral parlors tomorrow at 9:39 AM conducted by Rev. Edward Kallas. Police report Pozak recently deposited $60 to forward to his wife in Hungary. he had about $40 in wages due and life insurance expected to total about $600 through a Hungarian society.
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John Pozak
Edward Kallassy
Pozak
Hungary
War on Rats Starts in This City
In this city Waterhouse and associates Beaver and Mr Whitehouse claim to use three US Health Service approved formulas to exterminate rats. They deploy a poison bait in evenings in business districts, with endorsements from mayors and health officials.
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Whitehnase
Hamlin
United States Public Health Service
Urological Survey
Whitehouse
Oho
Baby Cole Dies in Clinton Home
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Lee Cole of Clinton Avenue died yesterday morning at their home. Burial was held this afternoon at one o'clock at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Mva
Lee Cole
Clinton Avenue
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Spread Its Dragnet In Booze Shakedown Probe
The U S Department of Justice moves to expose influence for pay in whiskey circles with possible hundreds involved including current government staff and former officers. Investigators track Gaston Means and others linked to graft amid reports of payments for influence. Burns in Los Angeles and Crim in Philadelphia discuss Means status and past payroll presence.
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Gaston Mearns
Crim
William J. Burns
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Means
Chicago
Burns
Department
Longshoremen Strike in New York Paralyzes Waterfront
Seamen on the New York waterfront walked out amid an I W W call. The strike, affecting up to 0,000 workers, targets wage hikes and the release of wartime detainees. Police guard piers as I W W aims to block foreign ships and extend action to overseas ports.
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New York
International Workers of the Industrial Workers of the World
Shipping Board
I. W.W
Robert M. Watkins
Germany
France
England
Atalntic
Pacific
Forest Fires Unchecked Near Pottsville Threatens Town
Uncontrolled fires near Pottsville Pennsylvania continued to threaten the town as winds drove flames southward. Fire crews battled to contain the blaze though a nearby outbreak near Yosie remained unchecked and danger eased slightly as conditions improved.
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Pottsville
Yosie
Passenger Rail Program on Columboys Trains
An early 20th century schedule notes passenger trains on seven lines with fare seven cents and a special ram set at station WA Cin. The Lowiswire Co passenger agent in Colunois announced a program starting at 1:00 pm CST and running through the morning with another session planned from 3:43 pm to 4:14 pm for travelers on these trains.
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Columbyvs
Dimore & Hin
Nerd Cinemnan
Lovisiwire
Fay
Tadis
Lowiswire Co
Ruhr Peace Near as Germany Sees End of Ruhr Crisis
Berlin reports a shift to a peace stance as Germany signals willingness to propose reparations terms. Chancellor Cuno and Premier Poincare react to Lord Curzon speech while German republicans emphasize sovereignty and nonmilitary security. The Ruhr conflict has highlighted workers' economic strength over war machinery.
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Fritz Ebert
Ebert
Germany
International News Service
Berlin
Ruhr
Lord Curzon
House of Lords
London
Europe
Cuno
Poincare
Curzon
France
Loope to Retire from YMCA A P
P F Loops tar secretary resigns from YMCA board approval. Board commends his work and he will remain until successor named. In unrelated brief notices a theft at Sal's Store on East Broad Street and a police report on an honorary degree for Bishop Joseph Sch of Cleveland. A man named John J Rapp listed on police blotter was rescued from a crowd after a liquor store incident in Cincinnati.
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P. F. Loops
MLCA
Loops
Sal
East Broad Street
Cleth
Cincinnati
Apr
John J. Rapp
Republican Leaders Seek to Curb Harding on World Court
April 25 Washington reports show President Harding facing hostile Senate Republicans over the world court proposal. Senator Lodge and others plan White House talks to patch party rifts, while some leaders warn of an open break despite Harding's insistence the court has no link to the league of nations. Former Justice Clarke says he will respond to Harding's New York address in Chicago.
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Washington
Harding
New York
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
Mr. Harding
White House
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
League
United States
Youngstown
Midwest
John M . Clarke
World Court
Chicago
Bank vault theft and unrelated fatality reported in Ohio
The St Henry Bank in Mercer county is robbed after thieves used an acetylene torch to break the vault and steal 34 deposit boxes. no clues on suspects or motive. Separately a man identified as Ayrae Lew died after being crushed by cats at a roadside incident in Youngstown, with guards noting the fatal injury and hospital treatment.
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St Henry Bank
Mercer County
Petitions Circulated Over Lodi Street Car Debate
Mayor opposes the plan and endorses circulating petitions to refer a council resolution on the Lodi Street car line. George Martin files notice, triggering a referendum that could delay East Lodi traffic changes until the next city election.
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Levain-Elyria Street
Lodi Street
George Martin
Corn Avenue
Martin
Roth
Lodi
Autuat
Jones
Elyria
West Avenue
Sapil
North Street
Broad and
Court Streets
Iity
Dry leaders exonerated in Williams County grand jury report
Williams County grand jury finds no grounds for indicting W. A. Schreiber superintendent of Toledo district of the anti saloon league and B. J. Liccardi Toledo detective amid theft accusations from seven men whose homes were raided and liquor found. Townsend fined 23 for misconduct after a Monday night incident. Columbus reports note executive meeting of wholesale grocery association with about 100 delegates attending.
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Wiliams County
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