Bill to create Ohio State Board of Chiropractors
Ohio lawmakers consider a petition initiated bill to establish a three member State Board of Chiropractic Examiners with an entrance examiner. Licenses issued on June and December tests with fines up to 500 dollars and possible jail. Separate site and building funding also explored for a state office opposite the State House.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Uged
Gilbert Morgan
Cleveland
State Building Commission
State House
South Third Street
Deaths of Alvine Schultz and Martha Tran in Grafton area
Mrs Alvine Schultz of 218 Eight Street died this morning at 61. Survived by daughter Mrs Montague two grandchildren two brothers H F Peters and Frank and sister Mrs A C Ehrke. Funeral Monday 2 30 from her home with Rev W C Birkner. burial at Tudge lawn. Mrs Martha Tran of Grafton died at Blyrin Memorial Hospital aged 74 with four days illness. Survived by two nephews and three nieces? funeral Sunday 1 30 from Grafton M I Church with Rev Wright. burial Nesbitt Cemetery.
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Arn
Alvedg Cannibee
Alvine Schultz Pasera
W. C. Birkner
Tudgelawn Cemetery
Martha Tran
Grafton
Blyrin Memoriial Hospital
Portland
Michigan
Charles Johnson
Grafton M. 1
Wright
Nesbitt Cemietery
City to Close Waiting Room If Not Sealed
Warnings issued by city health officials threaten tearing down the Yellow Line waiting room on Lodi Street unless it is closed promptly. Sanitary officer Prank Willimms reported the action this morning after the Piyra Board of Health ordered closure weeks ago due to unsanitary conditions.
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Lodi Street
Wiyra
Willimms
Piyra
Magles Dance at the Lodges in Elyria
Tonight the Magles dance with Elyria lodges open to all. A robed common notice invites attendance for four lodge events and entertainment. Phone 2517 for information.
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Magles
Elyria
Hugh Harris Weds Aileen Lindsley in Lorain
The wedding took place at Judge and Mrs. W. B. Thompson’s Lorain home with Rev. Charles B. Hess officiating. The couple left for a Florida honeymoon after a breakfast for relatives. Harris, a former county treasurer, is active in city parking circles and is connected to Lorain real estate and family by marriage to Mrs. Thompson and Frank W. Stanford.
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Thugh Harris
Lorain
Hugh Harris
Middle Avenue
Aileen Lindsley
Hamilton Avenue
Judge
Mee
W. B. Thompson
Eset Avenue
Charles B. Hess
A&a
Florida
Morris
Mrs. Thompson
Frank W. Stanford
iLoratn Realtor
Omen InE Law Class At Oy Growing
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a law class at a place named Oy with growing activity. Text is garbled but suggests a developing commercial law course or session. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable portion.
Stomach Tolls A Lot Supposedly Due To Diet
Fragmented OCR notes describe stomach tolls tied to diet and digestion. Mentions cheap magnesia powder tablets and claims they can be obtained at any drugstore. Advises daily use with artificial aids and implied relief.
Court appeal sustained by Judge Webber in local case
William Sanders of Vorain was awarded judgment against Mile Biel of Lorain in common pleas court after an appeal from the Court of Justices. Biel was absent and reportedly could not be found. Police committee meeting set to arrange annual ball at police headquarters, with events planned for mid February. Fire officials investigated smoke from a first floor store on Jon 147 Fadrinwn street. Kiwanis Club program featured Williat Struck, Ark Rolinski, George Calburn, Paul Wainwright, and J. J. Thatcher in a musical entertainment event. Barber and Beauty Local 992 installed new officers for 1937 led by President Cienn Smith and William Musselman. James Rinse elected guide. Officer list incomplete.
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Webber William Sanders
Kiwanis Club
Repniar
Williat
Ark Rolinski
Byeorge Calburn
Paul Wainwright
J. J. Thatcher
BGA
Caliuir
Cienn Smith
William Musselman
Charles H. Koon
Olarcter P
J. A. Stort
James Rinse
Partition board of trade to gain two rooms on Cheapside morning
Carpenters begin partitioning the large board of trade on Cheapside to create two rooms for committee meetings and an office. The move doubles the number of rooms from one to two as work progresses.
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Carpenters
Board of Trade
Bar of Trade
Obscure Text Fragment Highlights Constitutional Labor Theme
A damaged OCR passage references equitable share of fruits of labor and the right to form laws by workers. It alludes to constitutional context, legal principles, and debates on ownership, duties, and property without clear names or dates.
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Sebroeus Ostekiss
Bestia
Constanea
Great Lakes to Atlantic Canal Favored
A plan for a Great Lakes to Atlantic canal would bring the Midwest 1 700 miles nearer foreign markets and reduce freight rates. A committee of transportation experts and Hoover approved the St Lawrence route, saying eighteen states would benefit including Ohio Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri Montana Wyoming Colorado Oklahoma New York and others. The report notes relief from agricultural distress as farm shipments rise to world markets and foreign producers face higher costs.
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Washington
Atlantic Ship Canal
Mid-West
Comme Ieaver
St. Lawrences
Hoover
St. Lawrence
United States
Canada
E. S. Gregg
Transportation Division
Ohio
Alinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakata
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Misouri
Mantena
Wyoming
Colorado
Oklahoma
York
Chivas Mid-West Farmers Aire
Pay Hut Tittle
Marines Sail For Possible China Service From San Diego
The U S Marines 10th Rifles 200 man unit is ordered to sail from San Diego for possible China service to protect American lives and property. Sailing orders to follow within hours. The Chinamoent transport stands by to carry the regiment. The move follows building war strength by transferring 250 Marines from Mare Island and other Pacific stations.
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Maila
Fwest
Mare Island
Pacific
Plan to Use Corn in Molasses Substitute
A Washington dispatch reports a Senate proposal to substitute corn for molasses in methanol production as a means to stabilize the beet market. The plan, backed by Senator Stewart, aims to create a new large and steady home market for corn and improve national profits.
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Washington
Mac Jas
Wis
United States
Senate
Tor Stewart
Hills
Foreclosure of Mortgage Filed in Local Court
A petition seeks foreclosure on a mortgage held by the Local County Trust Company. Named defendants include Joseph Kadiner and Sarah Kadiner. The case, filed in the county circuit court, alleges unpaid promissory obligations and requests legal action to resolve the debt.
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Carmen Ples Cerre
Tadimy
Care
Conerra
Joseph
Sarah Kadiner
Lorgin
Sirmm and Trust Company
Sinc
Regeat
Lersin
Tie Padatit
Devendater
Sasepin
Fuer
Oon
Two Divorces Granted in Lorain County Courts
Charles Kuhlman of Elyria was granted a decree from Louise Kuhlman on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. Custody of their minor child awarded to Kuhlman. Lorain woman Vanevich was granted a divorce from Felix Danevich on grounds of extreme cruelty after testimony of intoxication and abuse. Costs assigned to the plaintiff.
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Charles Kuhlman
Elyria
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
West River Street
Louise Kuhlman
Aurline
Vanevich
Fast
8Th Street
Felix Danevich
County highway projects advance with miles paved and bridges repaired
Survernor Biggs reports 28.7 miles of highway built or rebuilt and 29.7 miles surface treated in the past year. 104 miles patched, 43 pecul verts built or repaired, and numerous bridges and culverts repaired or rebuilt by county forces.
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Texaco
Mine Avenue
31St Street
Lorain
Conference delegates set terms for Chinese negotiations
Fragmentary OCR shows delegates from Britain France the Netherlands Belgium Japan Portugal Denmark Sweden Spain and Peru ready to resume talks with the Chinese government once it is prepared to discuss issues of tariff territoriality and related concessions. The memorandum references a proposed framework guiding future discussions and the roles of foreign powers in shaping agreement.
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Russia
Tie HoeGites
Probe of Dayton bootlegging ring widens nationwide
Federal probes into a Dayton Ohio bootlegging ring expand as under cover agents conduct a thorough inquiry. Officials refuse to comment while indications point to social prominence and possible police links. Indicted are John Friend and wife Mary with Michael and Joseph Abel and former liquor court constable Walter Heachler.
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Cincinnati
United States Prohibition
Dayton
International News Service
Sylvester Davis
Federal Prohibition
Iis
Federal
John Friend
Mary
Michael
Joseph Abel
Walter Heachler
Iquor Court
Wayton
Market snapshot Cleveland Toledo Chicago jan 28
Markets report prices for butter eggs poultry and produce in Cleveland Toledo and Chicago. Includes quotes on butter extras and firsts, York State cheese, apples, potatoes, cattle sheep hogs and lambs, plus grain quotes for corn oats timothy and chives.
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Cleveland
Chelse
York State
New
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Jan
Biand Meadiums
Chivags
Chicago
Shipys
Ted T
Adi
Briand Aligns With U S China Policy Paris Briefing
Paris January 28 French foreign minister Aristide Briand said in an interview with International News Service that France agrees with the United States on most points of Kellogg's China policy. He cited Chinese autonomy on tariffs, the 1921 Washington accord, and cautious views on extraterritorial rights while recognizing the Peking government for now and noting French naval presence.
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International News Service
Paris
Kellogg
United States
China
M. Aristide Briand
Kollege
France
M. Briand
Washington
America
Peking
Federal probes arrest Dayton Hanor ring members and associates
Federal officials coordinating the Dayton Hanor operation report multiple arrests. William C. Dillon, 35, a constable, held without charge. Harden, 29, and an unnamed man arrested in a car with fifteen gallons of homemade whiskey. Hilton, 42, and Shaffer, 32, jailed near the same spot with eleven gallons. Williamson, roadhouse proprietor, posted 10 000 bond on conspiracy to violate dry laws. Airing, free on 1 000 bond for liquor possession, faces an assault warrant. deputies find three quarts and twelve pints of whiskey at Airing’s home and file another complaint.
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Dayton Hanor
William C. Dillon
I Agar Harden
William Hilton
Robert Shaffer
T. H. Williamson
Johan Airing
Controversy over Mexican policy and church role grows
In Washington a mass meeting led by Joseph Scott of Los Angeles, on Knights of Columbus grounds, drew seven thousand attendees including many lawmakers. Scott rejected claims of Catholic or Kaiflis intervention and attacked Calles as Bolshevik controlled by Moscow, accusing him of using religion as the opiate of the people.
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Washington
Sheffield
Mexico City
Washington Auditorium
Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
Congress
Scott
Kaihis
Mexico
Hieflin
Alabama
Senate
Calles
Moscow
Jefferson
Lincoln
Karl Mary
Punjabi Troops Arrive in Shanghai From Hongkong
A 24 year old contingent of Punjabi troops, the remainder of the eighty seventh battalion, landed from the Empress of Canada at Shanghai. They marched to their barracks amid interest from foreign residents and no incidents. A second group of 255 Juna troops and families arrived from Chongqing, reporting Cantonese control fears and evacuation orders.
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Shanghai
Hongkong
Bund
International Settlement
Westerdaftern
Chunking
Szechuen
Yanglen
United States
Chekiang
Tracy proposes tax collection shift to curb Ohio deficit
State Auditor Joseph Tracy calls for shifting corporation franchise tax collection to keep funds in active state accounts and earn higher interest. He proposes legislation to collect by May 31 instead of Oct 21 to balance the treasury. Treasurer Buckley notes about 10 million dollars available, with most in active funds and a smaller inactive balance.
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Columbus
Joseph Tracy
C. C. Bolton
Cleveland
Senate
Trach
Ohio
Bolton
Tracy
Dert B. Buckley
Buckley
Don’t Let a Cough or Cold Go Down
An old advertisement promotes Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as a remedy for head colds and chest coughs. It warns that a cough deep in the bronchi threatens danger and claims the syrup reaches the throat and lungs quickly. The ad targets both children and adults and lists prices 60 cents and 1 dollar.
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Palaisie
Ayer
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