State Legislature Debates Recess and Bond Sale Plan
Lawmakers clash over governor’s recess and a proposed August primary vote on a bond amendment to fund World War I era compensation. Senator Cleveland urges action as Senate reconvenes, while House and Senate dispute legality of adjournment. In other news a train disaster in Atlantic City prompts officials to release details of the signalman’s collapse.
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Obie Veter
Gemate
Werner
Henry W. Frillman, Co
Price
State Union
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House
Columbus
Senate
Goves
Spesson
Cleveland
Dorothy Sleine Johnson Obituary Highlights Early Death
Dorothy Sleine Johnson died at two months old to the sorrow of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson. The faded obituary notes a sudden, gentle passing beside the barn road as a 8:45 train passed, leaving parents, sister and many relatives to mourn. The child loved the moon and stars and asked to be taken to heaven with pure, innocent faith.
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Ing
Dorothy Ged
William
Rds Alstant
Disastrous Rail Wreck At Winslow Junction Losses Reported
A Reading Railroad midnight flyer derailed at Winslow Junction New Jersey. Conductor Mace burned badly and treated in Atlantic City. Train wreck tore up 2750 feet of track and knocked out the lighting system. An unidentified hero saved others but died ten minutes later. Identified dead include W T Souder Joseph Thlisna Sel Worth Walter Wescott and others. Injured passengers and crew rushed to Atlantic City hospitals for care.
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Trafic
Wins
Pennsylvania
Central Railroad
New Jersey
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Frederick T. Burk
Charles Cunningham
Winslow
Max
Reading Railroad
Winslow Junction
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Souder
Joseph Thlisna
Pleasantville
N J
Sel Worth
Cape May
Walter Wescott
Gloucester
John T. Lindehan
Philadelphia
Toon Selden
Francis Corbett
North
Daniel Phelan
Atantic
Arethur Parker
Pullman
Leila Gut- Inhn
Isadore Amfiddleman
Wreck Statement Issued On Winslow Junction Derailment
The Philadelphia & Reading issued a statement on the Winslow Junction wreck of the Atlantic City train Wimber 24 from Camden to Atlantic City at 10 40 p m Saturday. Sixty-two injured and six crew erased details. The interlocking plant at Winslow Junction controlled switches and signals. An investigation will be conducted with Interstate Commerce Commission representatives of New Jersey. Charles H. Ewing, vice president, announced the inquiry.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Winslow Junction
Atlantic City
Camden
Walter Stote
William T. Souder
John Nace
Gen F Fisher
Toliathan Keller
Ens Neman
Hreman
Pulman Porter
Atlantic Coy Hospital
Conner Hosptal
Winslow Jimenon
Cane May
John F. Newall
Westcott
Inter-State Commerce Commissioners of
New Jersey
Charles H. Ewing
Marion Centennial Opens With City Gifts To Captain Baker
MARION July 3 The centennial opening featured the presentation of the city keys to Captain Cates Eber Baker of Chicago, son of Marion, with Mayor George W Neely delivering the welcome. Judge William Z Davis of Columbus also spoke as veterans and citizens prepared for tonight’s welcome home for President and Mrs Warren G Harding and a twenty one gun salute tomorrow. Rains slowed the Harding en route to Marion and the route from Washington to Columbus included stops as he followed coal and railroad developments and awaited clearer weather.
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Eber Baker
Chicago
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Harding
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Peng
Wo Va
Camaridee
Columbus
Privilege Rules in Libel Pleadings Upheld by Judge Thompson
Judge Thompson sustains a demurrer in a libel case, ruling that privilege applies to statements made in pleadings even if the author is not a party. He cites cases holding malice cannot defeat privilege and that pleadings addressed to the court remain privileged for public policy reasons. The opinion, praised by local judges Nye and Webber, was urged for publication.
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Nillers
Thompson
D. J. Nye
A. R. Webber
Ohio
Cleveland Twirler Signed by St. Louis Browns
Cleveland July 3 Johnny Serda star twirler for the Telling Ice Cream sandiot has been signed by the St. Louis Browns and will report next season Lefty Liefield Brown scout watched him pitch yesterday at Maassi lon Another ex-sandsotter Ray Korn formerly of North Canton is already making good in St. Louis pitching winning ball
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Johnny Serda
Sandiot
St. Louis Browns
Lefty Liefield
Maassilon
St. Louis
Ray Korn
North Canton
Cleveland council takes up gas question tonight
July 4 An initiated ordinance provides for a referendum on a gas rate plan presented to the council tonight. Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor Charles Tom? Hubbell announces his proposed ordinance that large users be penalized with higher rates while concurrency charges are shared between the city and the gas company instead of all going to the gas company as now.
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Hubbell
Phubbells
Davies Dies Sudden in Wellington Community
In Wellington on Saturday afternoon, David Davies died suddenly after a fall from his car on North Main Street in front of the J. C. Artz home. Survived by widow, two sons, a daughter, and a brother, he had lived in Wellington for many years and was brother-in-law to former County Treasurer CoM Trish and County Recorder Frank Irish. The community mourns. a long-time resident.
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Wellington
Davies
J.C. Artz
North Main Street
Com Trish
Frank Irish
Amherst Social News Roundup From July 3
Miss Lucy Horna hosts a birthday dinner with four courses for relatives from Amherst and nearby towns. About 50 Masons attend Congregational Methodist church service in Amherst with Rev Eastman delivering the sermon. The Avery family hosts a lively dinner with guests from Cleveland Columbia and Toledo. Union church services planned in the park weekly through July and August. Amherst personals note visitors from Elyria Oberlin Cleveland and Jeffersonville among others. Fourth of July guidance directs to Lorain Municipal Beach with local entertainment by Hines Six-Piece Orchestra at Century Park under A B Blinsley management.
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Church Street
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B Avery
Wueste
Averys
Arthur Earl
Cleveland
Clare Avery
Columbia
Homer Earl
Henry Strauss
Jeffersonville
Ind
Gladys Beach
Toledo
Frank Raddel
J. B. Avery
Start Union Services
Union
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Stone
Park
Eastman
Neumeister
Irregulars Clash Across Dublin and Countryside
Irregulars battle with regulars across multiple locations in Ireland as fighting intensifies in counties including Dublin and Louth. Reports say irregulars hold Inch Fort Logh Bwilly Raphoa Woods and Skeog Mansion while claiming successes at Dundalk and Drogheda. Barracks at Skibbereen reportedly under dispute as troops move. A Cork dispatch notes a manifesto of military successes in Skibbereen Patrickwell O Dare Gallingary and Croom.
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Community Meeting At Garford School This Monday
Garford School hosts a community meeting Monday evening led by Z Oliver Brison with invited speakers Mayor Jones J Ty Wells and Rev Kenneth Close. The new playground opened at one o'clock featuring a volleyball court a sand box a croquet set and various play options for east side residents.
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Eleanor Bieder
Z. Oliver Brison
East Side
Jones
J Ty
Wells
Kenneth Close
Mother of Movie Star Kills Self in Albany Hotel
Mrs Marion Ostrich, 42, mother of actress Muriel Ostrich Brady, leapt from an eighth floor window at the Wellington hotel in Albany New York today. Brady had a room nearby and the pair were bound for the Adirondacks for a vacation.
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Marion Ostrich
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Adirrondacks
Community Playground Meeting At Gates Auditorium
A Wednesday evening community playground meeting is announced at the Cates school building on Lake Avenue. It is moderated by J Oliver Brinon and Miss Edna Montgomerie, with members of the West Side Chamber of Industry and local parents and citizens in attendance.
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Lake Avenue
J. Oliver Brinon
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West Side Chamber of Industry
We l Ag
West
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad From Park Rapids
A period ad from Park Rapids Minnesota touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for infertility and pregnancy health. It features Mrs Wm Johnson's testimonial promising joy from a baby boy and urges other women to consider the product for restoring health.
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Playgrounds Planned at Gates and Jefferson Schools
Residents are invited to attend as plans outline two new play areas. One playground is planned for Gates School and the other for Jefferson School, signaling a community push for expanded recreational space.
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Jeferson
Marriage Licenses for Lorain Residents Listed
John Kocay, 26, clerk and Mary Wilson, 21, stenographer, both of Lorain, are named in a marriage license notice. Rev W F Novak and Harold Green, 35, clerk, Akron, with Eisfe Mraunen of Columbia Station, appear in the same notice.
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Mary Wilson
Lorain
W. F. Novak
Harold Green
Akron
Eisfe Mraunen
Columbia
Greenwoods Ready to Try Dover July Fourth Clash
The Greenwoods travel to Dover tomorrow to meet the strong Dover team. They hope for a victory after a previous defeat at Dover, aiming to avenge the loss and end the holiday game with a win.
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Idle On Tomorrow For Elyria Ball Team
Elyria ball team will not play on July 4 due to manager Struck and other constraints. They will take a day off at home or away, with amusement resort facilities run by A. B. Blinzley.
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Struck
German Printers Join in Strike Across Germany
Berlin reports widespread strikes as printers walk out nationwide. Hamburg port and steamship operators halt work, halting shipping and disrupting trade.
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Germany
Hamburg
Uberallora
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