Ohio Tax Sources Show Revenue Share by Government Units
Ohio government units collected over 746 million dollars in 1925 with school districts receiving the largest portion at 38 percent. Counties townsships and villages shared the rest with property and gasoline taxes among the major revenue sources. The report notes local property tax remains the main revenue for local governments while the state relies heavily on motorist and business taxes. Plans for the sixteenth annual Farmer's Week event in Columbus include lectures demonstrations and entertainment on the university campus from January 30 to February 3.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Ohio Institute
Seattles
Columbus
Co of Agriculture
Thirteen Buttons To Determine Guilt
In Cleveland on January 1, 13 pants bottoms stand between George A Fridley or Patrick Murphy or Patrick Casey and freedom. Officials say he wore a U S Navy uniform to attend a ball and allegedly beat officers on December 13. The defense pleads not guilty to wearing the uniform. the trial hinges on whether the pants have 13 buttons.
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Cleveland
George A. Fridley
Patrick Murphy
Patrick Casey
Freedom
Fridley
Murphy
Casey
U.S
Irene Nesgesser
U. 5 Dstrict
Maginnis Suit Reinstated By Judge Fiesinger
Judge W L Fiesinger ruled that Maginnis versus G Sadaris suit for eight dollars in services to the Georgeopie Theater Co was reinstated after a prior dismissal for want of prosecution The case concerns Maginnis claiming a half interest in April 1925 and involves a cultural program with instructional features entertainments and farmers’ group meetings planned for the state
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Sadaris
Maginnis
Time Cultural Specialis Bighr Eallerce Departme
Local News In a Few Lines From Elyria
County Prosecutor Don Baird spoke at the YWCA Young Men's Club about a Western trip with Rotary International emphasis and the recent Rotary convention. Zellie Mays faces liquor law charges after police say she stored a bootleg mixture in her home and attempted to dump it in rinse water. A $19.59 judgment against Cleveland-Elyria Toledo Bus Co was appealed. Lucile Horne was granted a divorce and restored to Bourquin. J C Jackson named receiver in a mortgage case. A small fire in a car on Pine Street was extinguished by Squad Co.
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Baird
Young Men's Club
Don Baird
Youss Men's Club
Elyria ¥. M. C
Denver
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone
Elyria Hotage Club
Rotary Internatonal Ac Denter
Rotary
Wowan
Zellie Mays
Mars
FROSE
Court OF Justice
Conaway
Richwine Ice Cream Co
Damares
Lucile Horne
Eeter
Clarence Orie Hogo
Ain
R . Webber
Surety Co Seeks Estate Hold on Mrs Remus Probate Case
Southern Surety Company files a petition in probate court to halt distribution of the $125,000 estate of Mrs Imogene Remus who was shot and killed by her husband George Remus a former millionaire bootlegger. The petition ties Remus to the Jack Daniel distillery case and argues double indemnity bonds shield the liquor assets from liability. Remus is confined in Lima state hospital for the criminally insane.
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Remus
Lima
Daniels
Sam Motlow
Eurely
Motlow
O' Remus
Otters
Motton
Finture
First nonstop transatlantic flight by Alcock and Brown
Capt. John Alcock and Arthur Brown completed a non stop flight from Newfoundland to Ireland in a little over sixteen hours, covering nearly 1900 miles in June 1919.
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John Alcock
Arthur Brown
Dist
St. Sx Newfoundland
Chiden
Ireland
Ford Motor Company Silver Jubilee Celebrated
The item notes Ford Motor Company's silver jubilee this year marking its organization in 1903 with cash capital around 25.090 and stockholder figures near 427.900, highlighting its global stockholder base and enduring growth.
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Ford Motor Company
Onis
Local Legion Members to Attend Ohio Conference
Elyria American Legion Post officers and members plan to attend the tenth annual Ohio conference at Deshler hotel Columbus on January 22. Elyria attendees include Commander Edward Krebs Adjutant George H Alles Service Officer Edward Herzog Walter Bagnal and Jerry Ferguson. National Commander Edward E Spaford chaired the conference a banquet will honor him January 21 at 6 30 p.m.
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Elyria
Department
Franklin County Council of the
American Legion
Deshler
Grand Jury Probes West Murder in Ohio Town
In Painesville Ohio seven women who played bridge with Velma West and her husband T Edward West were called before the grand jury. Witnesses included Mabel Youngs Ruth Carris Angela Kearns Erpel Scaultz Katherine O Malley Iga Hahn and Mayhambers. The inquiry follows Velma Wests confession read after 73 witnesses testified yesterday. Prosecutor Seth Pavlin aims to wrap deliberations soon and foresees a possible death penalty if charged.
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Painesvule
Velma West
T. Edward West
Is Courly
Mabel Youngs
Ruth Carris
Angela Kearns
Erpel Scaultz
Katherine O'Malley
Iga Hahn
Mayhambers
Miss Young
Velma
Democratic Law Enforcement League backs anti-Dem revolt
At a convention in Maryland, the National Democratic Law Enforcement League passed a resolution to belt the party unless a presidential candidate is chosen. Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson led 54,000 members in an anti-Democrat campaign, naming prohibition candidates and planning an education drive.
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Reed
Smith
Gary Ritchie
Marland
National Democratic Law Enforcement League
Pike Party
Jesse W. Nicholson
Waryland
League
Ada
iShe
United Press
Ritchis
Nicholson
Robert L. Orer
Oklanoma
Daniel Cooper
Internal Revenue
Woodrow Wilson
McAdoo
Patrick HH. Gallashaw
Vic Donaber
Ohio
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Henry T. Alien
Edovin T. Meredith
Agriculture
Deaf 15 year old sent to Columbus school for the deaf
An unfortunate Elysita boy, totally deaf and 15, was taken to the State School for the Deaf in Columbus by Humane Society agents. His father’s poor choices and lack of family responsibility prompted the action, with Salvation Army aid for clothing and transportation by county officials. Aims include future livelihoods and possible automotive support from the school.
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Humane Soc
Elysita
Loraim Coantr Humane Society
Staite School For the Deaf
Columbus
Salvation Army
Tie
Clumbug
W. B. Richmond
Charles Biggs
The
Humane S Society
Talks To New Rotary Members At Newell Hotel
Rotary meeting at the Newell Hotel featured short talks by Howard Morgan and S H Squire on classification and attendance. Don Baird urged active participation while Charles Sotherdon led a classification quiz. Reverend F A Reilly joined as a new member and plans for a mid winter Lorain party were announced. Music by the Rotary quartet and orchestra capped the gathering.
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Rotary
Newell
Howard Morgan
S. H. Squire
Jonxzer
Don Baird
F. A. Reilly
W. C. Roe
Lorain
Rotary Club
Harvey Keck
Man fined ten and jailed thirty days for assault
George Eslinger of Penfield Junction was fined 10 and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail for assault and battery on his wife. He was arrested by Deputies Steve Cowie and Harvey Crehore last night.
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George Eslinger
Penfield Juncton
S. J. George
Eslinger
Steve Cowie
Harvey Crehore
Carlisle Grange program highlights economic justice talk
The Carlisle Grange ladies served meals as townships gathered for an afternoon program. Mrs Milner spoke on Mother Home and Cold and Dr. Miller discussed Economic Justice for Agriculture, arguing farm prices must reflect labor costs and that agriculture should follow cost-based pricing across industries.
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Carlisle Grange
Milner
Miller
Columbus wholesale market reports rising prices on staples
The Columbus market notes firmer trends with upward price moves across celery lettuce onions and tomatoes. California celery and Florida tomatoes show gains while New York Michigan stock remains steady, with Cleveland and Toledo livestock and grain prices also reported.
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Columbus
O. Jac
Ohe Division of Markets
California
New York
Michigan
Florida
Ohio
Cleveland
Maine
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Turalg
Colorado
Avon High School Fans Claim Lorain Victory
Avon high school students allege their basketball team beat Lorain high school seniors in a game at Avon. They presented the official contract showing Avon and Lorain officials signed for the match. The dispute centers on which team earned the win. Also noted, Venezuela ranks fourth globally in petroleum production.
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Avon High School
Lorain
Avon
Chronicle-Telegram
Ohio High School Athletic Association
F. Me
Woman pleads church entry after husband’s murder
Velma West, 71, confessed to bludgeoning her husband Edward West in Perry Ohio. She seeks baptism at the Methodist church but the minister refuses admission pending grand jury findings. The grand jury investigates first degree murder as testimony recounts a bridge party attended after the crime.
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Painesville
Velma Weet
Perry
E. Potreoff
Betta Kappa to hold triannual meeting at Ohio Wesleyan
The Cutted Chapters of the Pri Betts Kappa announce their triennial meeting at Ohio Wesleyan University on Sept 11 and 22 with over 300 members expected. The national gathering will include leaders in academia and focus on officer elections and charter approvals for Phi Eta Kappa. An opening dance is planned at Ridgeville Grange Hall Wednesday evening with good music.
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Wesleyan Delaware
Pri Betts Kappa
Ohio
Werevan Aniversity
Miller
Betta Kappa
America
Oficera
Rotter
Phieta Kappa
Ae Ridgeville Grange Hall
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Fiesinger
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
Hamburg
J.C. Jackson
Flay
A. R. Webber
Fred F
Clarence Kraer
W. R A. Dickerson
Pine Street
Homers
Scott
Legion
San Francisco
Major de Bernardi
Venice
Columbia Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Institute
LeGranmge
Oberlin Institute
C. BR. Milner
Farmers’ Institutes
Caruse Farmers” Institute
Brighton
Tennesse
Frank Min
Poland
New York Daily
Weat
Corea Ban
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Jan Ti
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Venesuala
Dertaice
Morusenees
Finnegan's Bakery
Broad ST
Bilow
Thomas
Elyria Block
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