Sunday amusements banned by bill in Columbus
Question of banning amusements surfaces as bill proposed in Columbus to prohibit Sunday dances and similar entertainments for admission by ticket or payment. The measure details enforcement, exceptions, and potential penalties while noting other legislative actions and requests for state salary standardization.
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EVENIN FOLKS LODGE NOTICE AND LOCAL ADS
Winter time indoors inspires spring themed advertisements and notices. The column lists lodge notices, sales, and misc items including clothing for sale and a piano model. Local merchants advertise hats, candy, and typewriters with addresses and prices. A clerk seeks a saleslady and a hand tool carrier is offered for sale by Ford Loomis at Middle Avenue.
Camp Savings Plan For Vermilion River Camp
The Biss Department of the Klasvie Yo Mo oCAL promotes a summer camp along the Vermilion River with higher expectations of profit. Jack Siekkinen, work secretary, invites eligible youths to join and notes a Camp Savings Bank to help pay expenses. The plan requires staged deposits from April to June, reaching ten dollars by the final meeting to cover camp costs.
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Firemen fight three alarms as blaze hits upstate plant
Three fire units from Ulyme and SnorLing districts responded to a Washington avenue alarm shortly after 1:54 AM. The fire started on the first floor of the Troxel Indicating plant, believed caused by a Teetiyve whring. Water and chemical extinguishers controlled the blaze. damage estimate not yet set, but expected large. Fire crews from Equad Co. and Porine Co. assisted, with additional calls to nearby sites as the flames were contained by sprinkler protections.
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Death Record for Mrs Augusta Frey Fritz
Mrs Augusta Frey Fritz dies after a seven month illness at sixty five years seven months and fourteen days. She lived on Sprave Street prior to moving from Oxford Street and is survived by husband J. S. Fritz and two brothers Albert and Christ Weidle. A charter member of the Marcaders in Sandusky she will be buried in Sandusky cemetery with the Maccabees at the grave following services Saturday at 12:30 PM from Sure Funeral Home officiated by Reverend Woof Burner.
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Local Shoe Exhibit Showcases Construction Stages
An exhibition of shoe construction stages is displayed in Blving Shar store windows along Middle Avenue. The show traces how a shoe is built from its original state through uppers and treads, with components dismantled and reassembled to illustrate the process.
Confusing Name Errors and Local Theft Report
A garbled article mentions Clarence Dhedrich or Dhedrik and a correction about misnaming. it also reports a purse snatching near Woxlad and a police note about Stevenson address confusion. Other fragments reference a divorce suit, a home assistance denial, and new foreman appointments in a business district.
Interurban Incident Delays Elyria to Lorain Route
A description of a coarse, unclear event involving a heavy vehicle and two tracks near Elyria. The account notes a morning disturbance, a green line, and an interurban crew present, with an operator and a stall pickup. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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Taevain
Auto crash report near Cleveland on Columbus street
Police log notes a car collision on Columbus Street with details of injuries and names of involved residents. Event describes vehicle damage, rear-end impact, and immediate aftermath near Cleveland. Authorities document responses and follow-up actions.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Unknown Source
A garbled text fragment references places and terms such as Raven Metaiornes and Pavemen, with scattered phrases about fractures, media, and waiting. No clear event, dates, or identifiable figures emerge from the readable portions.
Wakeful Jergment at Cognoled Nte School
A garbled note cites actions by a board of education member and others in a Vicariate area. It mentions a Rev Tavean, a commissioner, and a plan involving two dollars per pupil in a class with jumping over no dreams.
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Cadman Sees Mussolini Threat on Path to Despotism
At the Ohio Pastors Convention in Columbus on January 26, Dr. S Parks Cadman warned that Mussolini’s democracy has failed and Italy edges toward despotism. He criticized plural Catholic positions in Mexico and argued Versailles flawed in linking Germany’s sole blame. He urged medical science and prayer for health and noted evangelism talk by Bishop Henderson to 3609 pastors.
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Theodore S. Henderson
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Youth and society face era of relaxation study speech
Moise notes final toll and pays tribute to Mrs Blair Faxon for community work while John Pontius laments youth’s era of relaxation. He urges responsibility, cites indifference of parents, and stresses youth’s need to engage with law morals and creativity amid postwar tensions.
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Trial verdicts and church actions in PortWoeth case
Justice in Travis county court at Austin delivered verdicts last night after jurors deliberated for several hours. Rev Norria and others faced charges in a conspiracy linked to the powerful clique in Port Woeth. Following the decision, church members convened a meeting at the Baptist line to discuss the outcome as Rev Norria prepared to return with his wife and two sons from Austin.
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Ousted West Va Auditor Faces Impeachment Trial
Charleston officials report former West Virginia state auditor John C. Bond, ousted from office for alleged maladministration and corruption, will stand impeachment trial before the state senate on March 16. Bond’s formal answer was read but not released. A separate federal raid case in Lorain prompts arraignments for five men, with more defendants to be arraigned in Cleveland federal court.
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Shanghai Siege Threat In Cantonese Drive For China
A continued Cantonese push toward Shanghai risks a massacre as defenders would need to expel local Chinese from the international settlement to hold the city. Shanghai’s strategic port links to the Yangtze valley make it crucial for southern forces seeking broader conquest, with shifting alignments among Sun Chuang-tane Chang Tso-lin and Chan Li-shek shaping the conflict.
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Witness Sees Public Attention At Trial
In a tense courtroom scene Mrs Carolyn Heenan sits beside her daughter Babe as the trial proceeds. The witness recalls a string of newspaper stories and the clutter of cameras while the judge notes prior statements and the defense hints at contractual implications.
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Lorain Post Veterans Plan Open Meeting and Ball Plans
Elyria Post held a well attended regular session to discuss a Veterans Bureau talk for claims and a public open meeting. Plans for a high profile Military Ball, new member inductions, drum and bugle corps uniforms, and a film fundraiser were outlined with Canton convention aims and a 1927 community betterment objective.
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Demurrer Filed in Suit Over Elyria Street Fall Damages
City of Elyria through attorney filed a demurrer and brief in the action by P. B. Comstock who seeks damages for injuries from a fall on a city street. The case concerns alleged negligence related to street condition and maintenance.
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Mexican general Romero seized in rebellion clamped by Calles regime
Fragmentary dispatch reports General Romero arrested atChristmas, escaped, then recaptured with rebel allies in Mexico City area. Compact notice notes ongoing rebellion activity against the Calles government and subsequent arrest developments. Includes unrelated Minneapolis grain prices and market quotes dated January 28.
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Ohio Auto Club Opposes Six Million Tax Increase
A telegram from Charlie Jones, secretary of the Ohio State Automobile Association, urges trustees to adopt a strong resolution opposing a six million dollar tax hike for highway construction. Henry Miller, Lorain County Automobile Club secretary, confirms the club's strong disapproval and states a resolution will be drafted and sent to the local senator and representatives. The state association and Lorain County Club vow to mobilize to defeat the measure.
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Lorain Church Suit Settled Out of Court
The case of Peoples Coal and Supply Company versus the Hungarian Reformed Church of Lorain for 1419.83 was settled this morning after both sides adjusted differences and the jury was drawn. The supply firm claimed building materials furnished for the church’s erection and sought foreclosure, a lien on church property. Attorneys contended church property was not lienable, and to avoid further entanglements the matter was settled out of court with the church to pay a fine and the contractor to settle with the subcontractor.
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A. R. Web
Attorne
Unknown religious area discovered in Russia
A hitherto unknown religious area, whose adherents spend most of their lives in routine, has been discovered in Russia. The report notes the community remains largely self contained with distinctive practices and beliefs.
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Wage clash looms as miners’ convention opens in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on January 26 delegates of the United Mine Workers begin their thirtieth convention amid calls for wage reforms. President Lewis signals opposition to higher pay standards tied to pan-union baselines while leaders foresee a Miami meeting to solidify a three year pact. Committees report on credentials and resolutions as over 1,400 delegates arrive. tensions rise over administration-aligned disputes and factional representation.
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Galls on Drys Call to Organize Fight Against Wet Attacks
Washington January 26. Rep Grant McWaidtean of Michigan leads the drys in forming plans at the National Conference of the WLC to combat bootleg and crime, urging action against allegedly entrenched corruption and aggressive wet efforts threatening the 18th Amendment. He argues law violation is widespread in major cities and calls for curbing crime and reform of prosecutors and judges.
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