Busy Week Ahead for Oulond Legislators
In Columbus February 21 a busy week looms before a recess for President Elect Harding's inauguration. The Senate will review the Griswold debt limitation and a Taft bill on suspending the one per cent tax, with temporary relief for cities. House committees hear the Schrimp bill for a minimum wage commission and the McCoy bill on movie censorship. Other measures include old age pensions, occupational disease, hourly work limits, and voter registration reforms. Governor Davis' tax committee resumes hearings to guide enduring reform with potential uniform taxation or a constitutional amendment setting real estate taxes at 11 2 percent and choosing between direct or income tax.
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Columbus
Hie
Harding
Washington
Senate
Taft
House
House Labor Committee
Schrimprobil
Muhleman
Davis
Citizens Taxation Committee
Parma Rural High Teachers Murder Near Cleveland
Sheriff C B Stannard says a major development is expected today in the Parma rural murder of Miss Louise Wolf and Miss Mabel L Foote. The bodies were found Thursday morning by schoolchildren as more than 100 farmers scanned nearby woods for clues.
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Cleveland
C. B. Stannard
Louise Wolf
Mabel L. Foote
Parma
Juvenile burglaries end with arrests and juvenile court
After a police chase in Cape area, Reese and Hoff man were seized and Hughes captured later. Reese admitted stealing cars and revolvers from relatives, while Hoff man accused Reese of broader thefts. Both under 18, bound over to juvenile court with $500 bonds. Motive remains unclear as youths from respectable homes faced reform.
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Reese
Hoffmen
Hoffman
Elliott
T. J. Reese
West Avenue
Broad Street
Hofman
Simmerly
Wooster Street
Methodist
Tufford
Florida
J. E. Youngbluth
Toledo
Taylor
Jackson
Mansfield Reformatory
Cleveland Patrolman Shot in Hold Up Fails to Die
February 21 August Dyke a Cleveland motor patrolman was shot at 9:20 PM while confronting three bandits in a house. He remains between life and death at Glenville Hospital after delivering a night of hopeful progress. The assailants fled toward the lake after a volley of shots. two witnesses later reported seeing them on a Lu Clair avenue car.
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Cleveland
Glenville Hospital
Lu Clair Avenue
War Hero Marries New York City Nurse in Ardmore
A two year romance ends in Ardmore with the wedding of Miss Doris Morrison of New York City to Lt Gay Lownsbury of the Three States aviation forces. They first met at a Plaza hotel dance before the war separated them. He searched postwar for her, meeting again in Ardmore where the ceremony took place. He will move to Jamestown New York. In Marion a separate report notes Robert J Barnett, a Mormon, held on suspicion in two teachers' murders near Cleveland, with unusual quarter moon scratches on his neck and face.
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International News Service
Ardmore
Okla
New York
Doris Morrison
New York City
Fteutenant
Gay Lownsbury
Three States Aviation Forces
Wie
Hotel Plaza
Lownsbury
France
Mennanpu
Texas
Dallas
Jamestown
N.Y
Marion
Robert Jarnett
James W.W. Thompson
Cleveland
Arnett
Deen
Barnett
Turkish forces mass on Smyrna front as Greek clash nears
A Constantinople despatch reports Turkish nationalist troops concentrating at the Smyrna front and anticipates a new Turkish offensive against the Greeks. The report comes as tensions mount in the region.
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International News Service
London
Smyrna
Constantinople
Harding Allays Health Worries On Florida Vacation
President elect Harding enjoys strong health after weeks outdoors in the Florida sun. Dr. Sawyer reports he is in peak physical condition and ready for duties, with outdoor exercise continuing half the day. Cabinet talks stall as vacancies in naval port labor and other posts linger, with Lowden and Davis names among candidates and Hoover status unclear.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Augustine
Fla
Fev
South
Harding
C. EB. Sawyer
Chicago
White House
Sawyer
Florida
Mr. Harding
Frank C. Lowden
Ilinois
Lowden
John Uays Hammond
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
James J. Davis
Order of the Moose
Davis
Employers Demand 20 Per Cent Wage Cut in Youngstown
In Youngstown on February 21 the employers' association announces plans to demand a 20 percent wage cut from all building trades unions in the city. Most wage scales expire March 1.
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Youngstown
Employers’ Association
Herrick And Bennett Fails The Wall Street broker collapse
National news reports the failure of Herrick and Bennett, a prominent New York stock brokerage, due to unauthorised speculation and heavy losses, with a general assignment announced. Separate items cite Ohio farmers tax program aims, Lorain chamber meeting, and a U.S. war policy debate on German cables.
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Herrick and Bennett
New York
Larce
Damage suit on trial in Elyria court
In Elyria on February 21 Herman Pitts sues Paul Lew over a January 20 1990 car collision on Clearland Street. Pitts seeks damages to his machine while Lewhurst files a cross petition for 659 dollars for damages to his vehicle. Jury to decide the case before Judge Redington.
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Elyria
Herman Pitts
Paul Lew Nurse
Est Room
Julie Redington
Glen
Cles
Land Street
Dewhurst
Feo
Pwhurst
Births and hospital admissions in Elyria area
Elyria notes report a birth at 37 12th Street to Mr and Mrs E D Adams of Elyria. Victor Fugitt of Wolf Court admitted to Gates hospital. Discharges include Mrs Arti Shobe of 119 Huron Street and Elizabeth Henry of 1108 Lake Avenue among others from Gates hospital, with several patients and babies listed from various addresses.
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Elyria
E D. Adams
Gates Hospital
Victor Fugitt
Wolfcourt
Arti Shobe
Huron Street
Elizabeth Henry
Lake Avenue
Charles Parker
Grafton
Alex Potyok
South Amherst
Purvis Best
Middle Avenue
Steve George Jr. JaGrange
W. D. Fennimore
R. D. No
Frank Bohtamer
Bath
Musical Art Society Plans Thirteenth Founding Anniversary Program
Elyria Feb 24 The Musical Art Society will present a Cadman program in two parts to mark the society s thirteenth anniversaryguest day. The lineup features Miss Warjery Dee soprano Messrs Bemis Wagner and Miss Hinman Pore two a son evele Mrs Frank Wilford soprano Mrs Karl Reely central no Mrs Clark Oberlin tenor and Terry Elyria bass with Mr Terry at the piano. The Woman s Benefit Association of the Macabees will hold a Washingtons birthday masquerade party tomorrow evening in the hall of the Werst block with all lodge members expected to be masked.
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Musical Art Society
Elyria
Jafaanoun
Karl Reely
Central
Clark
Oberlin
Terry
The
Pianu
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Werst
Washington
Prisoner Reveals Jail Delivery Plot Inmate Snitches to Jailer
CHICAGO Feb 21 A jailer John J Murphy who fed prisoners learned of a planned escape after accepting extra bread from inmate John Salaman jailed for wife desertion. Salaman tipped Murphy of a scheme alleging a break to free fifty prisoners with bars sawed through and a murder of Murphy. Police found two bars cut nearly through in cells of four hardened criminals. plan reportedly aimed to free inmates early today.
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Chicago
John J. Murphy
Detective Bureau
Murphy
John Salaman
Salaman
Alaman
Salaman, Pailers
Crame
Gary
Washington Birthday Observances By Local Schools
Elyria reports schools will close or reduce hours for Washingtons Birthday. Night school closures noted with a Washingtons Birthday address by Hon William G Sharp planned for later in the week. Grade schools hold talks on Washington and his times today.
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Washington
Lumber Claim Seeks $272.97 in Court Action
C. L. Gray Lumber seeks to recover 272.97 dollars from J. L. Davis of North Taton in a court action alleging payment for a car load of lumber.
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C. L. Gray Lumber
JL. T Davis
North Taton
Marion Revival Campaign Across Faiths Gathers Steam
In Marion on March 21 communities report the largest religious revival effort in history. Churches of multiple denominations, including Catholic parishes, are organizing simultaneous evangelical meetings and campaigns. Local leaders describe growing participation and hope for broad spiritual renewal.
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Marion
Minow
Dharchy
Elms
Public utility pricing and wartime costs debate
Paul P. Wayne of the Indiana Public Service Commission questions separating public from utility interests and warns it may harm both. The note references lighting rates of 1913 and wartime costs in the United States, stating an approximate figure of 24,060,000.
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Paul P. Waynes
Indiana Publi Service Commission
Las Bern
United States
United
Bulgarian Blood Tea Promoted by Native Bulgarien
Native Bugartan Boris Marokeff claims a 14 herb formula called Bulgarian Blood Tea aids recovery from colds and influenza, guards against pneumonia, relieves constipation and bowel trouble, and supports general health for those over forty. He touts its instant readiness and healthful benefits.
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National News
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Dadderar
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Wel 7
House Judiciary Committee
BUC
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