Reform Forces In Congress Attack Browning Case
Congress reform advocates seize the Browning case as a catalyst for curbing sensational divorce details and sex magazines. Representative Upshaw of Georgia argues the case shows modern ills fueling public demand for sensationalism and calls to bar civil privileges used to obtain such information. He cites Browning as a symbol of failed morality and urges stricter regulation to protect youth.
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New Yorker
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Ware
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Georgia
Gupuita
Reform Group
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Abolition of Justice Court Fees Proposed in Ohio
The Ohio legislature debates a bill to abolish the fee system in justice courts and create a state health commission to oversee sterilization and disinfection of materials for upholsteries. The Brown bill seeks vehicle fuel tax changes and Armistice Day holiday recognition. various Senate and House measures advance or stall, with committee votes shaping amendments and fiscal impacts.
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State Health Department
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House
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Cleveland
Nender Hill
Renate
Ohio Bar Association
Obiu
Oi Ata
Death Record for Daaspord Gus Ransford Cree
Daaspord Gus Ransford Cree died after a brief illness. He served as a foreman for Elyria Construction Co and was noted as a long-time resident with a large family including his wife four children and several siblings. Funeral services were held with burial at a local cemetery according to the obituary.
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Bette
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Sears
Elyria Construction Co
T. Green
Burton
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Josin
Glenn Piteh
Tireen
Clue McClintock
Wiafan
Frank
Nome
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Mira
Satvatiet
Free Lodging At Police Station Reported For Many Men
Fragmentary text describes numerous men allegedly given free lodging at a police station. The garbled lines reference New York and various names, with unclear specifics about why the lodging was provided and by whom. The passage seems to recount an incident or policy but lacks coherent details.
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Kirbyus
Wige Street
le Chirk
Cleveland
Water taste due to phenol in local supply
Residents note a peculiar taste in the city water, traced to phenol from nearby furnaces. A government chemist says the phenol now in the mains will dissipate within two days. Local notes report on houses, Kiwanis, and police activity including permits and upcoming mail class routes.
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Nigaia
Luorein
J. Diumason
Biyria
Ters
Two World War Era Labor Slavery Claims Reported
Federal investigators say families of African descent were forced to work in fields for extended periods, with many victims described as enslaved or unpaid labor. Officials cite coercion on farmland during wartime and the continued mistreatment of workers in harsh conditions.
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Tis
Seellam
Unclear Draft on Lake Shore Discontent Sparks Beach Debate
Fragmentary report describes residents along Lakeside and Danbury voicing concerns about shoreline erosion at Lake Lire. Observers note several parties have gathered near sandy Beach while the catetnd remains unheaved and waters are reportedly unsettled.
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Port Clinton
Ben
Lakeside
Danbury
Lake Lire
Lorain Woman Sues for Divorce and Affects Stock Trust
Beulah Hayden of Lorain sues Fred Mayileo for divorce and seeks an injunction against Rich Wan Brothers Co to stop diverting her husband’s earnings from stock transfers. She accuses Mayileo of extreme cruelty including late-night disappearances and professed desire to be free, alleging desertion of her and two minor children.
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Beulah Hayden, Worain
Fred Mayileo
Richwan Brothers Co
Lis
Blaintift
Hayden
Hopking to Speak at Local Church of Christ Next Sunday
Robert M. Hopking head of Religious and Missionary Education of the Disciples of Christ will speak at the Chanrel of Christ next Sunday morning. Sunday school meets at its regular hour and morning worship is at 1 00. There will be no evening service locally as the congregation joins with the Church of Christ in Larain for his talk and to certify students who complete the Standard leadership school courses.
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Larain
Mr. Hopking
Van Sweringen Brothers Draw Public Attention in Cleveland
The Van Sweringen brothers, linked to the Nickel Plate railway plans, stay private and rarely speak in public. Cleveland residents note their wealth and intrigue, with properties in the city’s near west suburbs and a 1905 move to secure a downtown terminal for rapid transit to their district.
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Cloveland
Tina
Seein Farigs
Stenopraphera
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Noth
Das
Toon
Belief Bones Claimed in Family Murder Case
The bones of four people are believed to be those of Mrs Marie Vogel and her three children, confessed by George Hassell, the "mother and child killer," who was executed in 1917. Police investigate claims and potential further victims as press reports emerge from the scene.
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Mra
Gertrude Fhoman
Guse Guthelrvet
Beter Waite
Russians Jubilant Over Report Czar and Family Alive in Siam
Ukrainians refugees in Sofia and Bolparin celebrate a reported safe status of the former Czar and family in Siam. Masses are held, crowds praise God, and many Russians express joy while some doubt the report and fear mob violence.
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Sopra
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Poethone
Resse
Bolparin
Nucmas I
Thussia
Slam
Vego
Cod
Bartly
Birthday Luncheon Honoring February Birthdays at Old Ladies Home
The Old Ladies Home marked February birthdays with a luncheon and decorated table. Guest names included Miss Currin Secley Miss Minard Sha M McCord Miss Peau Go Vaiss Copeland Mrs Mantz Brown and Mrs Clark. A guest read an original poem celebrating the honored residents.
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MiCord
Brown
Seeley
Copeland
Clark
Minard
Currin Secley
Miss Minard
Sha M McCord
Peaugo
Vaiss Copeland
Mantz
Breakfast talks hint at Coolidge third term plans
New Orleans reports a baby boy born to Mrs. J. Newton during a motor trip. Washington gossip centers on Coolidge 1925 strategy and possible challengers, with discussions of strategy, southern delegates, and potential candidates amid a long breakfast gathering.
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New Orleans
J. €. Newton
Justice Court Decision Appealed in Auto Damages Suit
William Roehrdang sues James Roth for 259 dollars claiming Roth caused a December 5, 1926, Ridgeville Township car crash on State Route 2. Roehrdang obtained default judgment in Justice J. C. Conaway’s court. Roth appeals to the Court of Common Pleas.
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James Roth
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. C. Conaway
Hoehrdanz
Roth
Ridgeville
Pye
Justice Conaway
Court of Campion Pleas
Freight and livestock quotes and a Cleveland road crash report
Market notes from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago list butter eggs cheese poultry and produce prices plus hogs cattle sheep and lambs with varied quotes and receipts. A Cleveland road accident reports a large truck forcing a Ford coupe off the road injuring three, with drivers fleeing. Ruth Patterson arrives late for a wedding in Hereford, England, and is wed the next day.
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Hereford
Eng
Ruth Patterson
Spain
University Superintendent Cleared of Conspiracy Allegations
A state investigation into Wilberforce University found no evidence of a conspiracy to discredit Dr RR Bundy and other officials. The Brown report noted questionable purchases including a $2200 auto and $40 for a chauffeur’s attire, but no illegal conduct or recovery actions were found.
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Wilberforce University
Mer Xenia
RR. Co. Bundy
Joseph Tracy
Tracy
Joseph L. Johnson
Normal and Industrial Departments
Wilberforce
Frank Brown
Randy
Johnson
Brown
Bundy
Washington
D. C
Voard of Trustees
Rundy
Washington, D
Teen Shoplifting Spree In New York Roe for Beauty Items
February 5 report: 14 year old Rachel Kolber admitted to shoplifting rouge face cream and powder in New York. Authorities say the theft was motivated by desire for beauty products. No further details available in the fragment.
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Brealty
New York
Rachel Kolber
Thieves Enter Fisher Bros Grocery on West Broad Street
Fisher Bros. grocery on West Broad St was entered last night after 11 pm with two dollars taken from the cash register. Police say intruders pried open a rear window grate. rear door attempt failed and the manager was alerted as investigators noted no apparent target beyond the cash.
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Fisher Bros. Grocery
West Broad St
War veteran leaps in front of fast train tragedy report
War veteran William P. Kearny, 60, died after diving before an oncoming freight near Brookville in Dayton. Officials say he was admitted to the national military home from Columbus on February 1. White lace care tip suggests washing in skim milk with blueing added.
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William P. Kearny
Brookville
Kearney
National Military Home
Columbus
Local Ad Lists Adlerika Gas Relief Claims
A dated advertisement claims a married woman ate only bread and milk due to souring foods and gas. It promotes Adlerika as a remedy that removes gas and relieves stomach bloating, touting constipation relief and elimination of old waste.
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B. Manning
Ebert's Drug Store
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