Insurance bill killed by Ohio House committee
The Ohio House committee on insurance shelved the compulsory motor liability insurance bill by an 8 to 2 vote to postpone indefinitely. Rep. J. G. Ehrlich of Cleveland had sponsored the measure requiring motorists to carry liability insurance or post a bond. Several lawmakers opposed the bill citing doubts it would meet its aim. The session also saw a Senate judiciary panel support a bill to make eastern time general in Ohio and approve a chief justice selection plan for counties with more than two judges.
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Columbus
House Committee On Insurance
J. G. Ehrlich
Cleveland
Earle Stewart
Lronton
Mude
Gray
Morgan
Cady
Cincinnati
Doty
Holmes
Hiser
Highland
Knapp
Medina
Roberts
Youngstown
Adele
Beck
Montgomery
Wigran
Senate
Ohio
House
Common Pleas
C. C. Holton
State to Seek Fate of Ben Rudner in Murder Trial
Canton Ohio Feb 8 The state moves to seek the life of Ben Rudner millionaire's son for the assassination of Don R Mellett editor of the Canton Daily News Special prosecutor C R B McClintock said as court opened for the second day of Rudner trial Many prospective jurors have formed opinions but a new jury panel was to be summoned during the proceedings Pat Metermott was convicted Christmas Eve for shipping the young editor Continued on page 2.
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Canton
Ben Ryder
Don R. Wwellett
Ben Rudner
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
C. RB
Pat Metermott
Galt
Rudner
Mellon’s Daughter III Ill in Switzerland to Return
Rome Feb 8 Alisa Mellon Bruce daughter of Andrew W Mellon secretary of the treasury was very ill near Berne Switzerland and will start for the United States within a few days David Bruce son of Senator Bence of Maryland said to United Press today of Mrs Hiney Alness
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Rome
Alisa Mellon, Bruce
Andrew W. Melon
Berne
Switzerland
United States
Davdd Bruce
Senator Bence
Maryland
Miss Mellon
United Press Today
Hinee'y Alness
Proposal To Increase Hospital Appropriation Considered By Council
City council discussed boosting Elsha hospital funding to 7500 for indigent care this year. Officials debated transferring funds and legal approvals, with mixed views on whether the increase is a direct payment or a contribution for services. The matter was sent back to the finance committee for review.
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Elsha
Aly Cout
Stevens
Moers
Counc
Miler
Seeral
Wingard
Horpital
Stevers
Millers
Couneilman Heidrich
Councilman
Tearell
Finance Committee
Golfing tragedy ends in double trouble at Bellevue Club
A golf match at Bellevue Country Club in California turned deadly when Toledo car dealer Andrew Jankowski shot financer Cornelian Callahan during play. Mrs Jankowski witnessed the incident and Callahan is reported in dangerous condition. The two men, business associates for years, are linked to the Toledo Baseball Club through Callahan.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Feng
Bellevue Country Club
Andrew Jankowski
Toledo
Cornelian Callahan
Jankowski
Callahan
Lisbon Revolt Threatens Capital City Fight
The Portuguese revolutionaries threaten Lisbon with battle as sailors guards and infantry align with the rebels. A revolutionary committee is formed in the capital, seven killed and 20 wounded. The minister of war and troops from Oporto report ongoing fighting across the country.
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Lisbon
Teb. S
Ety
Viemus Fri
Revolutony Committee
Unitud
Troi Oporto
Etv
Sud
Suit Over Sheep Purchase Resulting in $161.64 Claim
Mini Dunlap appearing before the court of common pleas charged Hines with selling a buck at auction last December that bore foot rot. He asserts exposure of twenty seven ewes to disease and seeks $161.64 in damages from the sale.
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Mini Dunlap
Anitagents Gibb
Hines
Court of Common Pleas
Dunlap
Cold Wave Forecast Hits Middle West After Warm Spell
Chicago February 8. Springlike temperatures in the middle West will fall tonight and tomorrow as the Weather Bureau predicts a new cold wave. A marked drop today and tonight leads to a cold wave Wednesday morning with temperatures around 10 below zero and gusty winds with a chance of snow.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
State finance bill moves through Ohio legislature
The General Assembly debated its first appropriation bill as the Senate Rules Committee discussed fiscal policy. Senator C. C. Bolton said the treasury condition, Roverbor recommendations, and revenue methods would be reviewed. A supplemental appropriation bill carries 3,994,06570 in deficit funds for state departments and institutions and educational equalization. An across the floor amendment process was noted, with a joint House Senate committee to study operations and propose further legislation. The measure allocates 2,500,000 in state aid for weak school districts and over 1,000,000 in deficit appropriations for the welfare department amid ongoing bill introductions.
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Columbus. O
General Assembly
House
Senate Rules Committee
C. C. Bolton
Cleveland
Senate
Hep
Rod Waliamson
Greene County
Charman
Fimange
Ant
Harry Jiall
Purtamauthi
Obscene Literature Attacked in Wilson Speech in House
Rep Witton denounces publicaiton of salacious literature and stage productions as morality shattered. Wilson faults art magazines and New York fashion papers for obscene pictures. He condemns Bernard MacFadden and calls for censorship of his papers and magazines.
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Warhington
Witton
Dem
Mississippi
Wolson
New York
Fabion
Benard MacFadden
Man's Body Found in Shack Near Bucyrus
A man was found dead in a wrecked shack beside the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near Bucyrus. Two bullet holes through the head indicate a struggle. Frank Burns reported the discovery and was held for questioning.
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Frank Burns
Prison Camp Plan Considered for Chillicothe Ohio
State officials weighing a temporary prison camp at Chillicothe to ease crowding at Ohio Penitentiary. A committee from Governor Donahey’s office and the General Assembly may visit Chillicothe to assess using the federal reformatory site and surrounding barracks. Meetings with W R McDonald and A T Connor to involve state and federal officials. Leaders include Senators Traut Herbert Calambus Roche and representatives Davis and others.
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Columbus
Chillicothe
Ohio Penitentiary
Donahey
General Assembly
Sherman
Dmnes
W. Huffman
WR. McDonald
Reformatory
A. T. Connor
Oi ChitHeathe
Thiifmen
Traut Herbert
Calambus
Robert Roche
Seneca County
Illia Wl
Miattion County
E. Davis
Cinclunath
House
Roumanian steamer Imperatul Traian goes aground
Two hundred passengers were saved from the Roumanian steamer Imperatul Traian after it ran aground near Tuzla. The ship, 8008 tons, belonged to the Roumanian maritime service and had been reported in troubled Black Sea conditions.
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Bucharest
Imperatul Traian
Tuzla
Black Sea
Vanwice
Tmperatal ‘Traiin
Roumanian Peiate Maritime Service
Commission to Inquire Into Mergers
Washington, Fed S A aims to authorize a broad Federal Trade Commission inquiry into industry mergers. The panel, led by Senator Whredes of Montana, will probe inflated capital, watered stock, and price manipulation across multiple sectors, seeking deep antitrust scrutiny.
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Washington
Fed
Aimme
Federal Trade Commission
Renator Waleh
Dew
Mont
Tay Naval Air
Wetle
Ind Fenera
Maracis Tay
Senatop Whredes
Worgeis Ee
Parole Breaker Sentenced Back to Reform School
Andrew Womilves arrested in Lorain on property destruction charges and returned to Mansfield to serve a prior sentence. Toner K Romites convicted of grand larceny at the last term and remanded to Mansfield Reformatory after parole violation. December 14, 1926 parole by J C Jackson led to reimposition of original sentence ordered by the Court of Common Pleas.
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Andrew Womilves
Lorain
Mansfield
Toner Kromites
Mansfeld Reformatory
J.C. Jackson
Indes Webber
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain City Council Moves to Annex Additional Territory
The Lorain city council passed an ordinance on December 6 to extend annexation of remaining elect district areas. City Senator Walter Plartan urged the plan, asserting it advances municipal boundaries and governance.
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Lorain
Ceaurs
Elec
Rey
SoMenor Walter
United States to Participate in League of Nations Economic Conference
Washington May Geneva Switzerland in May at Geneva the United States to participate in economic conference of League of Nations approved by House Foreign Affairs Committee after adopting a resolution authorizing 15 000 appropriation for expenses urged by President Coolidge.
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Washington
Fob
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Coolidge
British Troops Held at Hongkong Amid Shanghai Tension
Feb 8 Hongkong report says the initial British battalion to reach the Far East is held at Hongkong. Analysts view this as a shift from Shanghai to Hongkong, keeping reinforcements near Shanghai for potential threats to lives or property. In Hankow, Eugene Chen and British chargé d’affaires O Malley continue talks after Chen halted accords with Britain while the fleet heads to Shanghai. Two conferences were held yesterday with cautious hope for a settlement.
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Shangstal
Far East
China
Hongkong
Britain
Shanghai
Pering
Eugene Chen
D'Afalies O'Malley
Adiapatch
Hankow
Chen
O'Malley
Sharp clash in Nicaragua leaves heavy casualties
In Managu a Nicaragua on February 3, Tradellous liberal a resist ed government cops at Chinan dega fled to the hills after a failed circle by F600 conservative troops. Generals Gomez and Velea led conspiratives as heavy fighting raged with many casualties on both sides. The first wounded arrived at Mata Ralps, while Lee Mason of Chicago helped conservatives from Clunandega, suffering fourteen bullets in aircraft wings.
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Manaqgua
Nicaragua
Tradellous Liberala
Chinandega
Wiether
Gomez
Velea
Mata- Ralps
Lee Mason
Hlecago
Teynced
Clunandega
Buckner Outlines Government Case Against Daugherty Miller
In a federal court Buckner laid out the government case against Harry M Daugherty and Thomas W Miller alleging their involvement in approving a 7 million dollar claim linked to 117 900 in funds. Buckner described the Merton German metal trust and the American Metal Company, seized as alien property, as the machinery behind the case while Sapiro objected to charts and diagrams in opening remarks.
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York
Pratf
Offensyat
ULB
Emory R. Buckner
Harry M Daugherty
Harding
Thomas W Miller
American Legion
Federal District Court
Ruckner
Aaron Sapiro
Col Miller
Knox
Buckner
Merton German Metal Trust
American Metal Company
Daugherty and Miller
Five Year Plan Authorized by House
Washington February 8 Appropriations for starting construction of federal buildings in many parts of the country for the first year of the five year 160 million dollar program will be asked of Congress this week or next. Officials said the treasury post office joint committee would have its recommendations ready in a few days. The estimates are expected to total between 26 million and 20 million and indicate the manner of allocation of the entire 100 million to be sent outside of Washington.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury Post Office Joint Committee
Budget Bureau
House
Senate
Embezzler Linked to $200 Payment at Ohio State Prison
Cleveland report says a $200 payment secured a "soft" job in the Ohio Penitentiary for a Cuyahoga County embezzler and two friends. Prosecutor Edward Stanton said MacKay admitted paying $1006 to an official to avoid indictment. Attorneys for Dilbert M. Souls submitted an 118-page statement. Subpoenas were issued for Souls, Starner, Hasselman, and Eshleman.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Edward
Ambassador's wife injured by golf ball in Rome
Mrs Henry P Fletcher wife of the US ambassador to Italy was struck in the right eye by a golf ball hit by the ambassador during a bad hour authorities said there is no danger of losing sight in the eye.
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Rome
Henry P Fletcher
United States
Italy
United Press
Start agitation for another many Jude for Lorain City
Agitation began in Lorain to obtain another municipal judge for the city. Lorain bar members back the movement claiming the court handled 900 civil and numerous criminal cases in five years. Adding a second judge would separate criminal and civil dockets, improving efficiency. legislators may be asked to consent.
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Lorain
Itte
Tegislature Vail
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Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
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W. R. Comings
Ater Carrianl
New Billy
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Wilson
Atticus Term and
McVadden Publications
Bucyrus
Ohio State Penitentiary
Education Board
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Fratt
Lynke
St. C. Maston
Marher
Kinet State Normal
Board of Education
Rotlon
J Seymour
Dallas
Texan
Maston
Iso
Misa Foley
Minelnuad
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Capensis
Jefferson, Heamilton
Gates
A. Te. Wilner
Iberala
Micago Man Jeads
Daugherty - Miller
Ohio State
George A. Mackay
Loraa
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