Debating Evolution Testimony Drives Ohio Highway Move
Ohio Gov Donahey plans merit-based selection for state highway director to replace I A Boulay who retires August 19. Schlesinger, Boulay's deputy and native of Xenia, is named as possible successor with a role for concrete pavement policy amid fiscal and construction funding shifts totaling about 25 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donahey
I. A. Boulay
G. Flinger
Engi
Boulay
Boulay-Donahey
Govenor
Sciaw
State Supreme Court
Schlesinger
Xenia
E University
Univer
Kan- Missouri
Hervee
Toe Okinger
Ue Caiek
A Lim
Chlesinger
Ohio
Federl
Highway Department
Bouiby
Tractor Collision Wounds Local Worker
The report details an injury after a tractor struck a machine near Lovelami. Theodore fut of 31 Wrst th street, Treenars, is injured as the wagon wheel and equipment caused harm. Paramedics were called, and medical staff are assessing his condition at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Fut
Lovelami
Treenars
Runners Admit Guilty in Coast Guard Pursuit Case
July 11 report outlines charges against four men captured off Sandusky by coast guards near Sen ty station. Edward Melean of Detroit pleaded not guilty as the case continued to August 3. The pursuit involved a party in a boat containing two others, with mentions of Clifton Crd and Nos no five bullets in the chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Sandusky and KE
United States
Cem
Martin J. Monehen
Senty
Toc. G
T. Edward Melean
Detroit
Clifton
Convicted suspects arrested in New York case report
Several individuals including Naples and De of Pittsburgh were arrested by Officer Metzler in New York. They faced fines and jail, with varied payments and outcomes noted as the county handled the penalties. A separate incident reported a high tension burn on Richard Sutorius at Grafton Company premises leading to emergency care. Julia Gyu Lorain files for divorce from Louis Lorain, seeking child custody and support terms for Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelly
Nelsoy Naples
Joe
Pittsburgh
J. L. Metzler
New York
West
Cecera
E County
Naples
Saingle
Senger
Grafton’ & Company
Richard Sutorius
Grafton
Julia Gyu
Lorain
Louis
Elizabeth
Divid
Rugg Obituary Highlights Oberlin Seeker of Kind Ways and Wits
Martin L. Rugg died at ten in Oberlin at his daughter Mrs George Hubbard’s home. Born September 5 1849 in Chester Vermont he studied at Colgate Seminary and College and served as Baptist minister in several cities. Survived by three children and many grandchildren he had lived in Oberlin four years after his wife’s 1919 death. Funeral expected tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Martin L. Rugg
George D. Hubbard
Woodland Avenue
Chester
Vermont
Colgate Seminary
New York
Salem
Oregon
Vicw Columbia
Oregon City
Urbara
Kingis
Vancouver
British Columbia
New Westmister
B. C
Jastiy
Columbus
Blaze
Chagbe Denies Writing Of Letter In State Politics Row
Columbus Ohio July 16 Attorney General Crabbe denies writing a mysterious letter published July 11 in The Wees alleging extravagances in the executive mansion. He says the letter was handed to him and that publication would be improper. State Auditor Tracy and Kealey weigh in, noting figures are public records from the state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Crabbe
Mvergoor Donakey
Gen Crabbe
Tracy Mai
Kealey
Tero
Tranor
State of Chin
Paul Flynn Sr. Dies. Rites Planned
Paul Flynn Sr. died at BMiyria Memorial hospital at age three in a local era wreck of text with multiple OCR errors. Survived by two sons Jack Flynn of the iEidetread Company and Paul Flynn Jr. of Chicago, a daughter Mrs Phillip Boylan, three grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers. He came to Holyria six years ago from Newport Kentucky. Funeral at St Marys Church Friday at 9 AM. burial in Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Flynn
Bmiyria Memorialospital
Jack BE. Flynn
iEidetread Company
Paul Keiynn, Jr
Chicago
Phillip Boylan
Siste
Fiynn
Hlyria
Newport
Kentucky
St Mary's Clurch
Abandonment Ruling Delays Lorain and Southern Rail
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission will not permit the Lorain Ashland and Southern railroad to abandon service on August 1. The decision revokes an earlier July end date and orders further hearings to decide if the line should be discontinued. Train service remains between Custaloga and Lorain for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey R. R
Lorain, Ashland and Southern Railroad
Columbus
Ohio Publictinties Commission
Ohio Farm Bureau
I Hs
Tim
F1 Bureau
Utilities Commission
Custaloga
Larain
YEGGS STEAL $50,000 IN JEWELRY AT STANLEY'S
Five armed men entered Stanley's Jewelry Store at 269 West 125th Street during a rainstorm, overpowered clerks, and hijacked the vault of diamonds and jewelry worth more than 30,000 dollars. The incident occurred in New York as the bandits departed with the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanley
West One Hundred and Twenty- Fifth Street
Growing Ill Feeling Lengthens Odds Against Scopes Trial
Dayton crowds turn increasingly anti evolution in the Tennessee trial with resentful feeling toward the defense. Judge Warren is keeping order as defense counsel John Randolph Neal appeals for the defendant John T. Scopes. A defense conference shows Darrow Scopes Malone Nepl huddled together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Tennessee
John Randolph Neal
John T. Scopes
Darrow
Scopés
Malone
Nepl
Dayton Trial Echoes as Scopes Family Faces Fate
Dayton Tenn July 16 reports Father Thomas Scopes believes his son John Thomas Scopes will be convicted in the anti evolution trial. The elder Scopes says the world has acquitted his boy if it knew him and the theory of evolution. A photo play on Market Street draws attention amid community tension as Judge John T Raulston weighs the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Tenn
Dayton
Thomas Scopes
John Thomas Scopes
Scopes
Autos Collide Leaving Wooster Man Pantsless
In Wooster on July 16 Harry Bogner a prominent local merchant faced a street collision when two cars grazed each other. One vehicle pushed toward him and a doorknob tore free from his trouser pocket removing his pants leaving him wrapped in a shawl and joking that such events only happen in movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Harry Bogner
Bogner
Oberlin and Elyria Wire Stealers Fined
Charles Presly of Oberlin and Sam Simon of Elyria were arrested on charges of stealing wires from the Green Line railroad Co. Presly received 30 days in jail while Simon was fined 160 dollars and paid the fine. The pair were arraigned before Justice J. George. Uniform gun law proposal discussed at Indianapolis convention of police chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Presly
Oberlin
Sam Simon
Elyria
Green Line Railroad Co
Presly
Simon
J. George
Indianapolis
Ind
International Association of Police Chiefs
Duncan Matheson
San Francisco
Gover nor urges padlock of Summerland Beach until sanitary laws obeyed
Governor Dey asked the State Health Department to order the closure of Summerland Beach at Buckeye Lake until sanitary violations are corrected. Dr J Monger, state health director, is away on a trip through the East studying stream pollution plants, delaying action. The move follows violations of state law cited amid ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governa
Board of Health
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Columbus
Dey
State Health Department
J. Monger
Stolen Ero Flyria Incident Leaves Community on Alert
A fragmented report describes a theft with a vehicle or item labeled Ero Flyria missing near Alley on Pitts. Police are investigating as the note hints at a large sum involved and possible threats. residents report fear and nearby businesses increasing security.
DUREAU CAC Trial Dates Revealed Yet This Week
Justice J. G Conway will hear cases before the Bureau as part of hearings expected to draw farmers from Hardin County. The proceedings come amid a district court calendar with anticipated large attendance and ongoing legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G
Conway Taday
Conway
Oberlin professor takes stand in Dayton Scopes trial
Oberlinite Prof Maynard Metcalf testified on evolution citing science does not deny divine origin of humans but was cut off by objections. The trial saw Bryan Jr. join disputes as State seeks to exclude scientific testimony while Darrow argues to broadcast experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Dayton
Tenn
Scopes Irish
William Jennings Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
James A. Allen
Dayton Baptist
Metcalf
A. Thomas Stewart
Ralston
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Young Bryan
Scopes
Earth
Stewart
County Health Report Details Vaccination Drive
Oberlin reports over four thousand residents vaccinated for immunization during the year ending July 1. Diphtheria vaccine totals declined from 100 in 1921 to 21 in 1924. Typhoid shots, Von Pirquet tests for tuberculosis diagnosis, and overall vaccination efforts are described by the county health bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Agdinstem
Sorainty Bureau of Health
Tr. W. Tealth
von Pirquet
Ice Shortage Feared in Dayton as Stores Run Low
Dayton residents fear a complete ice famine as city storage holds only about 900 tons and shipments from Pennsylvania begin. Prices jump to sixty five cents per hundred pounds while shipments move in box cars due to lack of refrigerator cars and expected heavy shrinkage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Pennsylvania
War fades, rulers shift as world headlines stir
Paris reports renewed vigor in Morocco against Abd Tim and rebels. Berlin states Prince Wilhelm may reenter politics, contradicting long held beliefs. Boulogne notes Miss Lillian Harrison sails Cape Griz Ner to challenge the British channel. Shenandoah departs from Nutley NJ to join Virginia Capes maneuvers with the Atlantic fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Abd -Tim
Morocco
Berlin
Wilhelm
Boulogne
France
Lillian Harrison
Buenos Aires
Cape Griz Ner
Snaehurst
N. J
Virginia Capes
West Virginian Will Head Power Magnates Cedar Point
W E Power of Huntington West Virginia will become president of the XE Central Geographical Division of the National Electric Light Association succeeding T O Kennedy of Cleveland. Nomination by the committee equals election with balloting slated for tomorrow. The committee also recommended reelecting D L Gaskill of Greenville as Secretary-Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Point
W. E. Power
Huntington
W. Va
T. O. Kennedy
Cleveland
XE Central Geographical Division
National Electric Light Association
D. L. Gaskill
Greenville
State Restes Its Case in Joseph Kirby Trial
Delaware July 16 The prosecution rested the state's case against Josiah Kirby former president of the Cleveland Discount Company on a charge of larceny of stock Proceedings adjourned until this afternoon Luther Day chief counsel moved for a directed verdict of not guilty and arguments were to follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kirby
Delaware,o
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Common Fleas
Jowell
Luther Day
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuntereett
New Jersey
Connecticut
M. L. Rugg
31St Street
Broadway
J. M. Harding
Chagbe
Paul Flynn, SR
Yeggs
Channel
Dover
England
English Channel
Shenas
Tirad
Nay
Market Street
Eeli Mitch
John T. Raulston
Oberlin and
Willie Hoppe
Manhasset
L. II
Willia Hoppe
Dorothy Desey
Denver
Colo
Coal Creek
Fieri i Co
Bourkett
Pane Dureau Cac
Hardin County
Kenton
Mt. Wietor
Harvey
Idtewiil
Here
Warvey
Hardine County
Prof. Metcalf
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
Washington
New States Shipping Board
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!