New Yellow Line Ordinance Passes First Reading
The proposed yellow line street railway would run from Lodi street at West avenue up to Broad street with double tracking on Lodi and a single track on West avenue. Ten minute traffic is set for peak hours, a steel or concrete pole system, and a $10 600 bond required if the company accepts.
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Broad Street
Tremont Street
Ancient Tut Tomb Debate Stirs Paris Egyptology Circles
Paris scholars challenge Lord Carnarvon's Luxor find as Tutankhamen tomb. Prof Benedite and Prof Reneple argue the tomb is a temporary refuge for the Tutankhamen mummy or a misidentified cache. They point to richer royal tombs and discrepancy in murals and decor. They note two other theories that Tutankhamen's body was moved or the real tomb hidden elsewhere.
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Cork Irregular Leader Barr Surrenders to Free State Forces
Tom Barr, chief leader of the republican irregulars at Cork, and his followers surrendered to Free State military forces today. Cork had been a center of irregular activity against the Free Staters, and Barr's surrender is seen as a major setback for the insurgents amid an ambush attack at Cork.
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Free State
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Mine Head on Trial in Cannes Murder Case
A defendant in a 1921 Cannes mining case faces trial on a murder charge. The proceeding is tied to armed actions by miners in Mingo County during the summer. Local authorities and witnesses are expected to testify as the case unfolds.
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United America
Cannes
Mingo County
Speedier election returns bill heads Ohio House
A bill by Representative Spidel seeks speedier results by keeping precinct officials in session from polls close until votes are counted and transmitted to county boards. It would empower the secretary of state to remove noncompliant officials and aims for results by noon or the day after election.
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Montgomery County
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Stats Board of Pharmacy
Truck Licenses Reissued by Lorain Crew Automobile Association
The Lorain Crew Automobile Association announces a large supply of truck licenses after a period without them. The group aims to restore secure and timely access to the permits for truck owners and operators in the area.
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Lorain Crew Automobile Association
City plans to license all soft drink parlors
The city council approved an ordinance to regulate soft drink parlors with a $106 yearly license. The mayor may accept or reject licenses and revoke them as needed. Violators of liquor laws or disorderly venues could be closed, with appeals to a board of the city solicitor, police chief, and Councilman Muller.
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Trial of Two Lorain Policemen Tonight
Lorain news reports hearings before the civil service commission on Policeman Faragher for inability to attend duties due to ill health and Policeman Thomas Barnes for conduct unbecoming an officer. Tomorrow night the hearing of Harry Stapleton for disrespectful conduct toward a superior officer is set.
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Civil Service Commission
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Elyria Schools Delay Washington Birthday Closure
Public schools will not close on Washingtons birthday this year. They will close on Wednesday February 28 as the National Superintendents Association convenes in Cleveland. Supervisors superintendents principals and teachers will attend. Spring vacation runs the week of March 26.
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National Superintendents’ Association
Cleveland
Sandusky Catholic Schools Closed Indefinitely
St Mary's Catholic parochial schools in Sandusky were closed indefinitely due to illness among six nuns teaching there and about 40 percent of the pupils. Three nuns are bedfast with pneumonia and grippe.
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St Mary’s Catholic
Plays with matches end in tragedy for toddler at home
Feb 20 report from Bowling Green states a two year old boy, son of Mrs. Henry Hammersmith, died after his clothing caught fire while playing with matches. Despite his mother's efforts, the child burned severely and succumbed to injuries.
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Bowling Green
Henry Hammersmith
Congressed Plan for Muscle Shoals Privatization Debated
Nebraska Republican Sonat Norris charged today that a Ford administration offer to run Muscle Shoals would convert a national birthright into enrichment for private corporations at the taxpayers’ expense. The remarks were delivered as the Congress considered the proposal.
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Congress
H Ford
Muscle Shoals
America
Sonat Norris
Nebraska
Lorain Check Forger To Be Tried In Cleveland
Lorain authorities request transfer of Charles Abraham charged with forging checks. Cleveland police will try him. Lorain officials object and plan to transport him to a federal peniten tiary for five days longer as court proceedings continue.
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Cleveland Polies
Ane Lewaleky
Aparas
Tosa
Penitentia
Pan
Thompson
Mayors on Trial in Massillon Hearing Opens
The Massillon mayor Herbert H. Vogt faces charges over alleged failure to enforce dry and anti gambling laws. Governor Donahey presides as the hearing begins at 11:05 AM with the mayor denying the charges in writing. Former Attorney General Joseph McGhee represents Mayor Vogt.
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Columbus
Donahey
Herbert H. Vogt
Massillon
Joseph McGhee
Vert
City council act on sidewalks sewer and street asks
The council heard several minor items last night including requests for a Beach street sewer, Clinton street sidewalk work, and a West River track improvement. The director has authority to approve sidewalk connections and construction while approvals for certain projects were denied or deferred.
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IAEA
Marseilles
Clinton
Andy Chris
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Fair Grounds
Allingsanear Memorial
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Appeals Court Reverses Grafton Case on Railroad Death
The Ohio Supreme Court reversed the Lorain county appellate ruling in Jesse L. Ford admin vs C C and St L Railway. Fred W. Ford, a track repairman for an independent contractor, was killed by a passenger train August 23 1920 while en route to his railroad siding bunk house. The appellate court had held Ford a licensee not an employee, and the railroad owed only ordinary care after discovery.
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State Supreme Court
Lorain County
Common Pleas
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Poker dispute cited in petition and appeal notes
Fragmentary text describes a petition and appeal related to a poker party scene. Mentions Edith, a home litter issue, poker chips, and filth alleged by a husband. Referenced phrases imply a dispute or civil matter with potential involvement of Canada and activists.
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Elstria
Canada
Sunday Sales Restrictions Considered by City Council
Council discusses zoning to bar small stores from residence districts and restrict Sunday groceries. Miller cites scripture and says Sunday sales are unnecessary. Carson recalls closing Sundays in past. mayor warns outside stores not to sell meats or groceries and promises action if violations occur.
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East Avenue
Carson
East Broad Street
City Council Reads New Traffic Ordinance
The council considered a revised traffic ordinance with a $25 taxi license for seven passenger cars and $50 for eight passenger cars, plus a half cent per mile route tax and daily trip counts. The liability clause was eliminated following a Supreme Court ruling, and the bill received first reading with a second reading planned for March 7.
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Supreme Court
Heir and Heiress Towed March
Mr. and Mrs. Harry York requested a formal unveiling be made within two weeks from the date indicated by the late Cornelius Vadorpit.
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Harry York
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Corneliua Vadorptit
Sheriff's crackdown targets overloaded trucks
A sheriff's office renews action against overloaded trucks and unsafe loads. Authorities cite repeated violations by heavy vehicle operators and urge compliance with weight limits and safety standards to prevent road hazards.
Five Die After Lehigh Valley Train Collision at Sayre
Five men were killed and one died later after Lehigh Valley's number 17 fast mail train crashed into the rear of a freight at Rumseyfield near Sayre Pa. Victims include engineers William Schollenberger O W McDaniels and O L Culber firemen George Kasper John Nodolin and Joseph Fox. Investigation pending with signals reportedly functioning.
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William Schollenberger
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O. Ll. Culber
George Kasper
John Nodolin
Joseph Fox
Kasper
Walter Long
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Britain Won't Seek US View on Ruhr Occupation
Premier Bonar Law told the House of Commons there is no need to ask the United States about French occupation of the Ruhr signaling Britain will not push for Anglo American intervention. In Essen, German customs officials were expelled after refusing to work under French supervision. France allowed a civilian police force of six hundred, limited to city residents, who may carry pistols with permits. Meanwhile Germany increases purchases of American corn and wheat as France occupies Ruhr.
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United States
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Great Britain
Essen
Rhineland
Rhineland Commission
Coblenz
Washington
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Germany
America
Department of Commerce
Defy to chiropractors spurs debate in Wooster
In Wooster Ohio on February 20 a clash grows between chiropractors and physicians as County Health Commissioner Dr. C D Barrett issues a challenge to debate chiropractic practice. The article notes tensions and calls for discussion amid claims relating to germ theory and treatment approaches.
Put-In-Bay Search Minds Turn to Doctor Body
Port Clinton February report says island residents led by Mayor Alexander renew efforts to find Dr. Theodore Greist after the seizure of his body in Lake Erie. Night grappling paused the effort as volunteers believed they briefly located the physician.
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Sylvia Schults
Toledo
Theodore Greist
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Schalke
Reserve Board Names Texan New President
Robert Ernest of the Celeraty has accepted the role as president of the Reserve Board. The announcement notes his professional background and leadership experience, with prior service as a pastor and editor.
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