Civil Service Gain Ordered for Hamilton County Staff
Ohio Supreme Court issued a mandamus directing Hamilton county auditors and sheriffs offices to place tax clerks tellers typists book-keeping machine operators and jail guards under civil service. The ruling rejects that these employees are deputies exempt from civil service.
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Columbus
Ohio Civil Service Commission
State Supreme Court
Namilton
John W. Bricker
State Civil Service
Hamilton County
Civil Service
Ohio relief and tax bills dominate legislative action
The 1925 session heatedly debated relief funding with a six month review and a cushion fund limit, plus administrative costs by counties and the state. Pending measures include delinquent tax publication, long term debt refinancing for towns, tax revenue shifts, and a Dayton immemorial park project.
Short Cruise Turns Into A Long One
Two Toledo girls Geraldine Green and Sallie Ezemas boarded what they believed to be a short lake cruise in Cleveland. They realized the error at midnight as the boat did not return to shore. The Hilfalo steamer proceeded toward Buffalo with plans to return them tonight. Geraldine had secured a waitress job, which will be held open another day.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Buffalo
Geraldine Green
Sallie’ Ezemas
Cape Allen
Drought Widens Across Plains With Relief Programs Expanded
News from midwestern drought zones notes falling temperatures and mounting deaths in Illinois, with Nebraska and Dakota regions hit hard. Showers in some states offer little relief as crops and pastures fade. Federal aid expands, including vehicle loads of vegetables and canned goods to farmers, fodder shipments, and a broad relief program across 14 states. Prices for corn, wheat, and milk rise amid shortages.
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Wyoming
Montana
Nakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Ketas
Lloyd
Ollinois
Lawisy
Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Sie
Towa
Maissour
Olinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Cincinnati
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Northwest Livestock Rangers
Ile
de. Bese
House Passes Tharizage Conveyance For Highway Garage
The House approved a measure transferring a portion for highway garage purposes. The Senate, led by Sen. Matthews of Clark County, approved a bill exempting track buyers of grain from a half mill per bushel excise tax.
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House
Senate
Matthews
Clark County
Plains StatesMay Carry On Tree Project
In several Plains states Oklahoma Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota may assume oversight of shelterbelt seedling distribution as Congress liquidates the project after about 3 million spent Officials consider coordinating with Clarke McNary act programs and WPA funds may be sought Texas and Kansas have not disclosed plans Abandonment could delay eight months with about 70 of staff remaining to wind up the work Shelterbelt supporters defend the program noting its aims to reduce soil loss and dust without guaranteeing dampening effects from a belt of trees planted across six states
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Lincoln
Neb
Plains
Congress
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Teaas
North Dakota
WPA
Texas
Kansas
Shelterbelt
U.S
Simiar
Roosevelt
Forest Service
Relef Worners
Summary of County School District Child Counts and Disabilities
The report lists counts of children by district showing Amherst, Gran ge, Avon, Sheffield Lake and others totaling 4108 boys and 457 girls in various areas. It details district-by-district tallies, ages five to 18, and notes 39 handicapped children including 29 crippled, 6 totally blind, 21 partially deaf, 18 totally deaf, 3 speech defects, 68 mentally defective, and one epileptic. Fifty handicapped children were in Elyria and 136 in Lorain.
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Amherst
Las Grange
Avon
Sam
Sheffield Lake
Wa Amn
Black River Townshy
Brighton Township
Brownhelm
Camden Township
East Carlisle
Elyria
Lorath
Cheyenne Dog Census Names Pat and Mickey Lead List
Cheyenne Wyoming residents report a playful dog census with Pat and Mickey the top mimes given to pets. Names span from King and Queen to modern Zephyr, showing wide naming variety among canine owners.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Pat
Mickey
Dog saved after three days trapped in 12 foot hole
In Nebraska City Nebraska a bull terrier named Jiggs owned by Herbert Bueler was rescued by firemen and a brave boy who descended into a 12 foot deep hole. Warnings about potential rabies were ignored as the rescue continued.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Jiggs
Herbert Bueler
Mojave Desert Yields Cleaner Ore For Bakersfield Market
Mojave Desert expands wealth potential with a new cleaner dug from ledges instead of manufactured. Describes other desert products including borax talc baking soda and table salt as markets grow in California.
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Mojave
Bakersfield
Cal
Mojave Desert
Ohio News In Brief: July Dispatches From Around State
Ohio brief items report attorney general ruling that county commissioners cannot pay damages for chicken losses from dogs. A new streamlined railroad train struck a car, killing Leo Rowe on its Detroit to Cleveland run. Relatives seek word on Rev and Mrs Harold Street after Ethiopia departure. A Wabash auto collision seriously injures Leslie Welly Sr and daughter. others injured lighter. A bridge accident fatally injures Klarnelihewuse Sycamore. Floyd Hackhe disappears after a river drowning. body recovered hours later.
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Central Railroad
Strck
Leo Rowe
Deerfield
Mich
Detroit
Cleveland
Demagogue Speaker Attacks Roosevelt and Dems In Firebrand Rally
Father Coughlin excoriates Franklin D Roosevelt and the Democratic Party to a riled crowd. He accuses leaders of double crossing and hints at support for the National Union of Social Justice while urging Southern delegates to oppose third party endorsements. A Cleveland district congressman, Martin Sweeney, agrees with the stance amid the speech.
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Dr. Townsend
Solid South
Leake
Coughlin
Cotumlim
United States
Congress
Father Coughlin
Franklin
Roosevelt
America
Democrata
Martin Sweeney
Cleveland
National Union of Social Justice
Ua Os
Trade Census Moves Toward First Reports
Philadelphia Publicat ion of a preliminary report on the Federal Census of American Business early next month is expected to show recovery in the past two years. Chief statistician Fred A. Gosnell said first reports would include complete figures for Arkansas and several other states. A staff of 19,000 WPA workers is collecting data from corner grocers to large manufacturers, while 1,650 specialists at the national headquarters tabulate and check returns. The 1929 retail trade census totaled 49.0 billion dollars. by 1933 it fell to 25.0 billion, with 1935 expected to show a substantial rise. About 1,507,000 firms have been canvassed, with final figures around 1,600,000. Final statistics will be ready by June 1937.
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Philadelphia
Fred A. Gosnell
Arkansas
Census Bureau
Gusnell
Department of Commerce
Caswell
Burean
Gold Mine Hopes Fueled by Water in Downieville
Downieville report notes Depot Hill mine relies on water to sustain output. Since 1826 the operation has produced gold yearly, with water as the key factor in keeping the mine productive.
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Downieville
Cal
Depot Hill
Park cannon loaded at Lima court house
Lima residents learn the missing cannonballs hidden inside the old court house cannon were stored there for years. A search by locals revealed the five iron balls placed beside the antique gun as the mystery ended.
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Park
Lima
Town Auction Blocked Near Montreal
The town of St Michel du Laval on the outskirts of Montreal seeks sale to the highest bidder due to a debt surpassing 34,000. To date no offers have been received.
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Montreal
St Michel du Laval
Rts
Townsend and Smith Lead Parade Behind Lemke Movement
A rousing rally features Townsend Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith Dr Town anil myself backing Lemke and the Union Party. Delegates cheer the alliance against alleged Judas Iscariots as Father Coughlin and supporters join in the procession amid festive mood and arm in arm show of unity.
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National Union of Social Justice
Whiting
Lift Our Wealth Movement
Townsend Clubs
Bublicans
Townsend
Gerald Lkk. Smith
Tere
Smith
Town Anil
Bill Lemke
Union Party
End
Soin Warley
Father Coughlin
Die Vine
Charley Grimm Hails Ken O'Dea as Cubs Catcher Standout
Chicago Cubs manager Charley Grimm asserts he can lose top catcher Hartnett and still lead the league. Ken O'Dea, 23, steps in after Hartnett's thumb injury, post strong hitting, solid defense, and a freer swing after adjusting his stance. O'Dea, acquired in the Malone trade, helps steer Cubs pitching during 1935 pennant drive and is seen as a rising star behind the plate.
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Hicago
Charley Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Charles Lee
Gabby) Hartnet Roe
Ken O’dea
Steb
Cubs
Johnny Ring
Jimmy Archer
Pat Moran
Bull Killifer
Marthe
Columbus
O'Dea
Pat Malone
St. Louis Cardinals
Cub
Hartnett
Billy Herman
Y Ch Root
Root
Sisler Endorses Softball as Long lasting Amateur Sport
Horge Sisler former major league star and Browns manager champions softball as an enduring amateur game usable by men and women of all ages. He notes lights allow night play and argues softball differs from baseball yet should not hurt the major game, stressing amateur status and broad participation across ages.
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Horge Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Sisler
Ister
St. Louis
Ids R Sisler
Amer of That! Association
St. Lewis. Ato
Monske Gives Two Defeats Printers In Rough Exhibition
Local sports brief notes Monske scoring twice as his team defeats the Printers in a tight contest. A tomato cluster weighing seven pounds is highlighted as an unusual domestic curiosity. A 500 year old Napoleon play titled Everyman was staged by a Presbyterian church cast. The article also mentions raw materials like cotton and fat for explosives production.
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Napoleon
First Presbyterian Church
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's standings show Philadelphia beating New York 4 1 and Boston topping Chicago. Today's schedule lists Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington, St Louis at Boston, with Pittsburgh and New York results also noted.
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Philadelphia
York
Lonik
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
St Louis
Boston
Yexterday
Tittsburgh
Ladelphia
St. Louis
Uineinaare Og
Brooklyn
Pet
Cleve Lans
Chicas
Philadelphis
Yeams
Cieage
Louis
Tisburgh
Cinginnati
Totia
Gamexun
Jiadelphia
Pultsburga
Awerican
Saon
Vad
Milwakee
Kansas City
Major Loop Leaders Inconsistent OCR Baseball Stats
Summary unavailable due to heavily garbled OCR data. Readable parts mention Yankees and Tigers leaders, with Gehrig and Gehringer named and multiple teams listed with scattered numbers. No coherent event or date detected.
Loganberry crop yields to gold prospecting on ranch
In Bangor Cal there will be no loganberry crop at the Eule Heathers ranch this year as Fred Eule a veteran gold prospector beds the patch for gold. He unearthed an 82 dollar nugget on the patch edge prompting immediate shift to mining.
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Bangor
Cal
Eule
Fred Eule
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