New Distribution of Gas Tax Funds in Ohio Bill
Ohio legislature moves a split in gas tax revenues with a Colister bill proposing 7 percent to the state highway fund, 14 percent to counties, and 10 percent to municipalities based on motor vehicle population, shifting from the 43, 25, and 8- percent shares under current law. other measures include prison terms for holdup participants, school book purchasing reforms, and a corn borer quarantine proposal to secure federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Fund
T. B. Williams
Mercer County
Ohio
D. T. Hiser
Highland County
Senate
J. B. Roberta
Rounge Lown
Sersons
Ty Ben
Ty J. Maretul
Cuyuashoga County
Son. Roberts
St. M. Hughey
Fayette County
Scioto County
State Utilities Commission
Arthur Hamilton
Warrett County
Etaty Agricultural Department
Tavidsson
Gubsrr Morgan
cCayahoga County
Bun. R.C. Gillen
Jackson County
Treasury
Ppa
Dismissal of British Inspector General in China
Sir Francis Agieu, British inspector general of Chinese customs, was removed by Peking officials for refusing to collect taxes required under the Washington protocol of 1421. His firing coincided with Teal Ting-Kan resigning as director general of the revenue council, affecting domestic and foreign interests.
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Joana
Teal Ting-Kan
The
Revenue Council
Sir Francis
Eyliia Man Makes Exciting Flight Over Blizzard
Shriman Powell of Elyria led a surveying expedition with Harry Howe Engineering Co to White Pine Mountain on January 16. A plane piloted by Cuttage Service personnel struggled through blizzard conditions with frequent air pockets and near ground drops.
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Elyria
Shriman
Owell
Harry Howe Engineering Co
Sarane Lake
Janeary 16
Yur. Canerton
Cuttag Service
White Pave Mountain
Powell
Evening column notes and millinery ad jumble
A fragmented newspaper snippet mixing a personality column line about kindness with an advertisement style block. It references a quiet notices column and a Cook's Millinery shop on Second Street, with stray prices and items described in garbled OCR form.
Plane narrowly avoids mountain after near miss on approach
A bystander account recalls a perilous inbound approach where the aircraft nearly struck a mountain peak, warning it could have been a fatal miscalculation. The incident highlights the crew’s tight control and the immediate danger faced during the closing phase of the flight.
British Pros to Tour the United States for Open Championship
London reports talks ready to pit British professional golfers against American pros in the United States this spring. If funded, an eight-man British team would travel for an Open Championship and potential matches, supported by about 15,000 pounds. The squad may include veteran players and several younger talents, with a possible late June arrival in America, contingent on subscriptions.
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London
United States
Samuel Ry Horeny
Taylor
TWA
Vothan Qelayer
Tao
Abe Minch
A. Contoston
George Kanern
Aubrey Boomer
George Oadd
Ted Tay
Prec Robson
A. Havers
Bebr
Whiteambbu
Tte
Dolly
America
Jane
Theun T
Trish Protecie Voy Bs
Oy. yWorenee
Plan to Toddy MOC Geneva Track and Field Championships
A misread, fragmented note outlines a planned international youth athletics meet titled YOM CoA. The text mentions track and field events such as pole vault hammer and discus and a team relay. Mentions Mount Tar and Conga Canyon as buried features amid unclear geographic references.
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Copentvgesn
Geneva
Coa
Hyde Dn Coyenbesen
Setrardor
Ecoretties
Peeved
Nord
Athderike
Ewan Ming
Dinet
Davelin
Vegetable Water For Clear Soup Stock Use
A pantry note explains that vegetable water, the whitened liquid from carrots onions or potatoes, serves as an excellent substitute for clear water in soups and stews.
Gilaeton Man Fined For Disorderly Conduct In Broad Street Incident
Gilaeton man Knechtes fined for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty to swearing and disturbance on Broad Street. Kruephreny was later arrested for orderly conduct. City mayor's office reports January receipts of 4122.90 with fines and costs totaling 2579.80. seven building permits issued in January.
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Gilaeton
Cr. Knechtes
Grafton
Cone
Broad’ Street
Kruephreny
January Local Police Court Handles Eighty Cases
January was a relatively heavy month for the Lycla police court. Eighty cases were listed on the docket, up from thirty-two the previous year. Ranging from minor frame violations to cutting and wound, the month reflected a broad spectrum of offenses.
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Lycla
Oberlin Man Bound Over Disorder by Caldoe?
Oberlin man Tom Ward pleaded frality to disorderly conduct in pollen court yesterday afternoon. He admitted conducting women in a grade and disorderly manner on Elm Street Saturday night, by cursing and swearing, fighting pals. Ward fined $1. The readable text is garbled, but the core fact is a fine for disorderly conduct after admitting the conduct on a street amid a disturbance.
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Oberlin
Condloe
Tom Ward
Pollen
Ward
Dog Sleds Fire Station Headquarter Hills Fire Station
A large bulldog with a yellow tag arrived at the fire station and stayed several days. Despite attempts, the dog did not respond to fire calls and remained at Station 2 this morning, attracting attention from the crew.
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Headquart Hills
launch of 20 foot Trefighter at Lorain shipyards
The 20 foot Trefighter L. B. Week was launched today at Almert ean Shipbuilding yards. Miss fa belle Thack christened the vessel named after a man, with about one hundred guests from Cleveland attending the ceremony. The ship measures 54 feet beam and 33 feet depth, powered by a triple expansion engine with a seated Hatter.
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Bnterhiker Steamship Compas
Woman pleads guilty to liquor garage crime
Thelen Seay pled guilty to a liquor garage related offense with sentencing deferred. The case references various local names and events, with unclear details from the damaged OCR text. Further readable entities include Rankin, Nagy, and Quayleys. the context remains uncertain.
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Uquor Garage
Unclear page fragment hints at royal succession and policy shifts
Fragmentary text discusses a Hungarian throne heir Prince Otis and four dates. It references foreign policy, decrees, and a potential meeting with Premier Mircslini in Italy. Mentions treaties, revived commerce, and possible shifts in governance and regional alliances.
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Forelgn Repaians
Prince Otis
Fen
Pentery
Mirscalini
Traly
Colored man found not guilty in stabbing case
Avery Witepadder, colored, who was arrested Saturday afternoon on a charge of cutting to wound following the stabbing of Mike Wil by Junior Fitzpatrick, was found not guilty. Fitzpatrick was found guilty of cutting to wound and bound over to the grand jury under an $8,600 bond.
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Avery Witepadder
Mike Wil
Junior Fitepatrick
Junior Fitzpatrick
Grand Jail
Oath Controversy Rises Over Senate Seating
The piece outlines a new fight over seating Smith and Vare in the Senate, with charges and a committee investigation. It notes the dispute could provoke a floor battle, as constitutional authorities state the Supreme Court cannot review Senate actions and appointments may follow Governors' choices if vacancies exist.
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Sanith
Renatea
Senate
Vlew
Tim
Smith
Vare
Rmith
Supreme Court
Amit
United States Supreme Court
Usta
Walsh Dy
Montana
George I
Cloorgla
Number Six Continues Amid Global Settlement Talks
Fragmentary text shows ongoing pressure between British and Chinese authorities over a settlement. It notes enforcement of emergent regulations, agitation decried as harmful, and reports of a high railway official executed in March. Details are incomplete and unclear due to damaged OCR.
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O' Mattes
Wugene Chen
Nationaliss
Marbh
Contested Blood Tests and Medical Experiments Reported
A garbled 19th or early 20th century note describes blood tests and surgical experiments under a council or committee. It mentions blood tests, protective methods, and possible medical procedures. references to directors, doctors, and experimental aims appear amid disjointed phrases and names. The fragment cites figures such as Leo Corman and Bhita Dele Win, with scattered mentions of surgeons and drivers in a cautionary, procedural tone.
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Bhita
Adler
Iesible
Palle Faery Tree
Dian
Justice Files Annual Report of 1926 Fines and Costs
Justice S. J. George filed the 1926 docket report showing fines totaling 22 586 94 distributed to Lorain County 16 588 04 Patrick township 5 900 65 and State of Ohio 5 009 85 plus 150 80 in criminal costs. Civil and other cases totaled 1240 docketed and handled, with 699 criminal cases and 541 civil cases heard in 1926.
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S. J. George
Elyria Township
Secretary of
Lorain County
Piyrik Township
Ohio
Secretary of Agriculture
State Board of Pharmacy
Humana Society
Lorain Counry
Sheriff's Office
WIFE FILES PETITION FOR ALIMONY AGAINST HUSBAND
Nelle Larren Tucker filed in the Court of Common Pleas for alimony from Charles William Tucker after a marriage starting July 29, 1928. She alleged abuse and sought an injunction to prevent him from disposing of assets or drawing money from accounts in Detroit and possibly other locations.
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Nelle Larren
Court of Common Pleas
Charles Wiliam Ticker
Mary
Turker
Tucker
Biya
Detroit
AckerMan Charges Waste In State Fish and Game Payroll
Senator Ackerman assails pay and duties in the fish and game division and other state offices. He alleges inspectors earn 1400 annually while doing little, a chief inspector and hatchery superintendent receive excessive salaries, and marshals’ payroll is bloated. He cites Indian Lake hatchery and Cleveland office inefficiencies.
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Indian Lake
Vic Donnhes
Arkermion
V. True
Gerivashire
Neeling
Staite Firy
Beto
Ackerman
Cleveland
Fragmented Report Of A Violent Incident And Trial
A garbled page from a 19th century newspaper describes a violent confrontation involving a sheriff, a halted arrest, and an alleged intent to shoot. It mentions Dr. Gelird Stier, Sheriff Ed Mathews, and a suspect named Myint with five children, plus chaotic courtroom notes and references to recipes such as cottage pudding.
Telephone man addresses Rotary club on phones in Elyria
H O Cutter, secretary of the Elyria Telephone Co., spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon in the Newell hotel. He highlighted the telephone industry as a major U S business with over seventeen million phones and more than a billion dollars invested. He noted Elyria Telephone Co. owns over 6 000 miles of wire, 4 600 in Elyria, and 347 toll miles, with December calls totaling 1 144 892 locally and 13 478 744 for the year.
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Elyria
H. O. Cutter
Rotary Club
Newell Hotel
United States
London
Cutter
Elyria Telephones Co
Filyria Telephone Co
Trutter
Thit
House Foreign Affairs Back Coolidge Policies Endorsed
Washington Feb 1 The House Foreign Affairs Committee endorsed President Coolidge Mexican and Nicaraguan policies by adopting the Muir child resolution 10 to 5 along party lines Democrats moved for reconsideration after walking out of committee last week charges of being gagged were leveled by minority members.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Coolidge
Pleads Guilty To Assault Fined $100 Lorain Man Sentenced
August Komera of Lorain pleaded guilty to assault and battery after arrest on a cutting with intent to wound charge. Judge Thompson of the court of common pleas sentenced him to jail until the $100 fine and prosecution costs are paid.
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August Komera
Lorain
Thompson
Court of Common Pleas
Komera
Costa
Cleveland Market Reports and Price Quotations
Cleveland and Toledo markets report hog and cattle receipts with uneven prices. Ohio and Michigan grain, poultry and dairy quotations appear with soy and flour figures. Chicago and Minneapolis quotes reflect live stock, grains, and fats, while Liberty bond data and cotton threads are noted.
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Cleveland
Battle Fatal to Alleged Moonshiner in West Virginia Raid
In Portsmouth on February 1 a fatal gun battle occurred when four federal and state prohibition raiders, a deputy sheriff, and two moonshiners clashed near Twin Creek. Dick Cooper, 22, died after being shot in the right side during the skirmish. Cooper's companion fled. his identity was not released. The raiders, led by Ray Brown and W G Davis from the Columbus district, included state inspectors C H Hutchinson and Nimner Farmer. Deputy Sheriff Green Willis of Sulotoe County accompanied them. Cooper was taken to the general hospital at Portsmouth, arriving about 10 p m, but died shortly after midnight.
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Portsmouth
Upper Twin Creek
Dick Cooper
Ben
Ray Brown
W.G. Davis
Columbus
C. H. Hutchinson
Nimner Farmer
Green Willis
Sulotoe
Willis
Cooper
Hare
Ife
Hornsby Named Director Of Cardinals
St Louis February 1 Roogers Hornsby former New York Giants star was elected a director of the St. Louis Cardinals at a board meeting today Analysts say his dual role complicates standings and must be resolved before the 1927 season as no rule prohibits a player holding stock in another club and no agreement exists to govern the situation.
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ST. Louis
Suit Seeks Judgment Over Jewelry Firm Split
Carl S. Baron sues Sol Slutzker for injunctive and equitable relief over a former jewelry business. Baron claims Slutzker underpaid weekly wages and did not pay ten percent of gross receipts, totaling about 24 dollars. He seeks injunction to prevent Slutzker from using the Baron Jewelry Co. name and an accounting of receipts.
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Carl S. Baron
Sol. Slutzker
Garon
Slutzker
Taron
Astrong Pileep
Baron Jewelry Co
Ny Lous 2
Baron
Toran Jett Slutzker
Makin Bacon
Blutzke 2
Baerou Jewelry Co
Lorain Man Reilaited Fence Dispute After City Demolition
An ongoing feud centers on Billings erecting a fence across an alley claimed by both him and Lorain authorities. Last week the city tore down the barrier and sought arrests for alleged trespass, which did not occur. He has since rebuilt a new structure, raising questions about property rights and officials’ actions.
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Utay Lorais
Teo Biles
Billings Lvl
Billings
Lorain planning meet on bridge construction details
Wendall Brown, consulting engineer for the proposed Lorain county project, will address the city planning commission tonight to discuss matters related to the bridge construction. The page also includes scattered grocery and dairy product listings with mixed figures and prices.
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Lorays
Lorain
Wendall Brown
Lorain County
City Planning Commission
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China
Abssermans
Scot
Wurity
Universal Cleante
Mast Wesness
Lgadua
Fire Department
Migria
Roosehvelt School
ielo-Telngram
Mattie
Thelen Seay
Steve Nagy
Wits
Eyeral
Masa
OB Rankin
Reese Quayleys
Matsor
Upihean
Leo Corman
Fipether Tintt
Justice Files Annual Report
Alinony
Vago
Reeder
Kiprea
Jn Elyria
Shearia
Serra
Wits Iplace
Ed Mathews
Kiplon
Vance
Bin
Jal
Odilee
Wally Shaming
Gelird Stier
Mathews
Eaphes
Amestan
Wien
Hsud
Canton
Doarn
McAlpin Hotel
Daddy
Peaches
Mark
Browning
Doro
Sunshine Browning
Aly
Penehes
wUris
Lewis Abe
Heenan
Martha
Tau
Afr. Dale
Ita Attorneys
Gramatan
Mentary Lines
Paris
Yao
House Committee
Claevruaasus
Orestes
York State
New
Cleveland Livestock
Totado
Toleno
Toledo
Maren
Ole Saan
Chicago
Chwago
Creamery Cvtras Sur
Army
Springs
Ste
Ark
Wisconsin
Idaho
Ted
Hanley
Timothy Shed
Bellins
Minneapolis
Giratn Minneapolie
St Wey Mag
Liberty Ronda
New York
Feh
Aoe
Hornsby
Cardinals
Phodlce
HOGG
Lambert & Lather Co
Ebert
Quality Pharmacy
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