Habitual Criminal Bill and License Law on Weekly Agenda
Columbus, Feb 25 The Senate and House reconvene with key items. The Nickel bill to license automobile drivers leads the Senate calendar, possibly postponed. The Habitual Criminal bill, postponed last week, is a House special order for tomorrow. Also slated are the Yellow Dog bill to outlaw closed shop contracts and the Had den resolution for a constitution amendment. The Creighton highway notice bill has a Wednesday hearing after last week’s Ackerman police bill passage.
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Columbus, CO
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
Hadden
House Taxation Committee
Creighton
Ackerman
Boy Attacks His Father With Axe
In Cleveland Ohio on February 25, Stanley Novak Jr. age 16 attacked his father with an axe at their home, sparked by alleged mistreatment of his mother.
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Boy
Cleveland, CO
Stanley Novak, Jr
Sponsellor Offers Evening Sessions on Fissure and Fistula
Dr F M Sponsellor advertises Elyric Savings and Trust blog style hours 1:30 4:00 and 6:00 8:00 Tuesday evenings. It promotes treatment of piles fissure and fistula without loss of work time.
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Elyric Savings & Trust
Boy Confesses to Ax Murder and Surrenders in Akron
A teen., Stanley Novak Jr., confessed to killing his father with an ax. He fled to Akron, surrendered to police, and led officers to his injured father. The elder Novak was found in the kitchen, dying, with a skull fracture. His wife and daughter were hidden upstairs. Another son, Mathew, 14, described escalating family quarrels.
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Akron
Harry Parker
Marvin Galloway
Galloway
Cleveland
Emil Ziegler
Novak
Sergt. Ziegler
Mathew
Helen
Stanley, Jr
Matthew
Stanley
Churches Plan Follow Up Meetings For Campaignes
A week of follow up meetings for the Billy Sunday campaign has been announced by five churches. The First Baptist will begin two weeks of nightly meetings starting tomorrow night. The First Methodist United Presbyterian and Second Congregational churches will hold nightly meetings this week except Saturday. The Church of Christ will begin a week of meetings next.
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First Baptist Church
First Methodist
United Presbyterian
Church of Christ
England Song by Rev G F Naylor Sets Tone for Week
The Rev G F Naylor, curate of Lower Kingswood, announces a new song titled Give Me Rent and You Can Keep Kentucky. He intends to counter popular imperial tunes by offering a home country anthem as he speaks on England’s place in song.
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America
England
Kent
Kentucky
Mississippi
State Senator Carpenter Dies Steubenville Obituary
State Senator Harry M. Carpenter died Saturday midnight in Columbus after a brief influenza illness. Funeral set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at First Methodist Episcopal Church with burial in Union Cemetery. Carpenter served in general assembly since 1918 and chaired finance committees in both houses. Surviving are his father and a daughter Estella.
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Steubenville
First Methodist Episcopal
Harry M. Carpenter
New Alexandria
Jefferson County
Scioto College
Mingo Junction
House of Representatives
Senate
David Carpenter
Estella
Cisde J. Bartlebaugh
Belmont County
Heals Indian Women Doctor Ida Scudder Leads Aid Mission
Dr Ida Scudder, founder of Vellore Medical College for Women, treats Indian women from a mobile clinic loaded with medicines and bandages. Accompanied by student doctors, she travels a regular route as women come from miles away. She spent winter lecturing in the United States about her work and the college, which is nearly twenty years old.
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Ida Scudder
Vellore Medical College
India
Women of
Scudder
United States
Vellore College
One in a Million at League Meeting
The league held its annual gathering at Mrs. Orme Wilson’s home on East Sixty-fourth Street. Treasurer James Spever said the year’s spending was the largest in league history, about twenty times the 1910 figure. The charity cared for 17,848 sick or injured animals including dogs cats horses monkeys parrots and canaries. Some patients were not New Yorkers. One bull dog walked from far away for treatment.
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League
Orme Wilson
Sixty-fourth Street
James Spever
New York Women’s League for Animals Reports 1928 Spending
The New York Women’s League for Animals Inc states it spent 112000 dollars in 1928 to provide free medical care at its hospitals, aiding 5314 birds and animals in need. The figure underscores the society’s effort to support animal health via charitable funding.
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New York
New York Women's League For Animals, Inc
Postumia caves to open wider for visitors in Italy
Postumia Italy stalactite grottoes, renowned across Europe, will be made more accessible to visitors. Authorities plan improved paths and facilities to welcoming tourists while preserving the site’s natural features.
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Postumia
Italy
Europe
Grottoes Network Expanded With Road and Passages
Plans call for a motor road to Pos tumia enabling direct return after grotto visits and a new electric lighting system with stronger lamps. Seven more miles of subterranean passages will open, totaling twenty five miles accessible. The underground Piuca river course will be explored and ore mining will open additional caverns and passages currently inaccessible.
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Postumia
Piuca
Fisher sues Antel for 202.15 damages in Lorain road crash
A. J. Fisher filed suit in common pleas court today against Johns Antel seeking 202.15 for damages to his automobile after a collision on Lorain road.
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A. J. Fisher
Common Pleas Court
Johns Antel
Lorain Road
Dental Announcement for Dr. C. S. Kelsey Office Move
Dr. C. S. Kelsey now located on the 19th floor of Lorain County Bank Building. Years of experience in all kinds of plate work. Quick service on repairs. Phone 2490.
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C. S. Kelsey
Lorain County Bank
Unusual heater claims circula tion heat distribution
A report notes an unusual electric heater that uses circulation rather than radiation for heat. The item places the event on May 22, 1927, half a mile west of the Cuyahogs county line and mentions Canada now has more than 13 000 bison on government reservations.
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Cuyahogs County
Canada
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