Supreme Court blocks referendum on state reorganization bill
The Supreme Court refused to order the Secretary of State to permit a referendum on the reorganization measure. Justices split four to three, ruling the court could not decide on an emergency as defined by the legislature, preserving the lawmakers’ oath and constitutional interpretation. The piece argues the decision denies the people a vote and critiques the governor’s influence and party machinery.
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Miami Conservancy
Ohio
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Revival of the British Beard Sparks London Fashion Buzz
A London item notes a young man strolling Bond Street with a finely trimmed dark beard like Stuart kings, a monocle, and Piccadilly cane. The beard provokes strong public interest and a hairdresser suggests beards may grow in fashion among stylish young men despite dislike from some.
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Bond-street
London
London Daily Chronicle
Piccadilly
West
Yesterdays in Ohio Highlights From 19th Century Logs
A compiled item notes the Coast Guard steamer Griffith burning with 300 lives lost from Erie to Cleveland. It recalls 1880 birth of Charles Frohman in Sandusky, 1915 Lusitania loss on May 7, and 1863 Columbus Republican convention nominating John Brough for governor, plus 1875 Democratic renomination of Governor William Allen in Columbus.
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Erie
Cleveland
Charles Frohman
Sandusky
Lusitania
Enion
Columbus
John Brough
William Allen
Turkish peace delegation reaches Versailles
The Turkish peace delegation arrived at Versailles as diplomats prepared for negotiations. The American Federation of Labor announced support for government ownership of railroads, signaling labor backing for a major policy shift.
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Versailles
American Federation of Labor
Swiss hotel workers seek tip abolition scheme in hotel bills
In a move aligned with French waiter protests, Switzerland’s hotel workers propose a 15 percent surcharge on three day hotel bills and a 10 percent charge on cash refreshments. Five percent of these charges would fund an old age and invalidity insurance. employers oppose abolishing tipping.
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London Daily Intelligence
International Labor Office
Employers’ Association
Notable Birth Anniversaries Across Nations
Adolphus Frederick former grand duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz celebrated on his birthday today Edward J Berwind prominent American financier born in Philadelphia commemorated today Hon Thomas A Crerar key Canadian political figure born at Molesworth Ontario marked on his birthday Tammy Burns former heavyweight champion now based in England born in Canada observed on her birthday today
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Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Edward J. Berwind
Philadelphia
Thomas A. Crerar
Molesworth
Ont
Tammy Burns
England
Canada
Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill noted in remarks
The 146th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill is observed as Mrs William Jennings Bryan marks her 60th birthday. A Catholic Educational Association convention opens in Cincinnati for four days. Poland marks the 225th death anniversary of John Sobieski, famed for halting Turkish advances. Conventions begin in Monroe Louisiana Christian Endeavors. Ottumwa Iowa Christian Endeavor. Vicksburg Mississippi Christian Endeavor. Raleigh North Carolina Business Women. Faribault Minnesota Federation of Business and Professional Women. Boston Chiropody Association.
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Catholic. Educational Association
Cincinnati
Poland
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Mississippi
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North Carolina Association of Business and Professional Women
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Minnesota Federation of Business and Professional Women
Boston
Massachusetts -Chiropody Association
Gems and artificial diamonds described by observers
An Observer notes widespread jewel imitation across rubies emeralds and diamonds. Artificial rubies show circular color bands round air bubbles and silk lines lacking in natural stones while doublets and triplets combine real surfaces with colored backs or glass. Experiments to create diamonds in furnaces yield technical success but commercial failure due to high costs.
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London
Angeles
Racing and boxing cards across cities headline today's sports
Racing opens at Queen’s County Jockey Club and Kenstucky Latonia while Connaught Park hosts Ottawa Jockey Club. Tennis and boxing events span from Boston to Detroit with multiple 10 and 16 to 19 round bouts.
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Mike Gibbons
Eddie MccGuerty
Minneapolis
Bob Roper
Bob Martin
Grand Rapids
Billy McCann
Johnny Mendelsohn
Detroit
Jack Sharps
Babe Asher
East Chicago
Ind
Marty Cross
Tony Marto
Coney Island
Miscellany of Witty Snippets and Oddities
A rough composite of humorous quips and tidbits ranging from social etiquette to quirky incidents. It includes remarks on kindness and punishment, fashion, scandal, clever sayings, and oddities such as a razorless Missouri boast, a royal nickname, and a California barber arrest.
Potatoes: Planting in gardens and field crops by season
The article outlines methods for growing potatoes including early and main crops, spacing 12 to 14 inches in rows 2 1 2 to 3 feet apart, and burying 4 inches deep. It notes Florida planting in December, southern regions in January, upper South in February, and Northern States in March or April, with care for hot weather and hoeing as the crop emerges.
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Florida
Meigner South
Cambridge Soldier Has Bullet Removed After Six Years
Andy Vaiko, 27, underwent surgery to remove a bullet he carried since being shot in the shoulder blade during overseas fighting. Surgeons found the bullet just above the hip after the operation, the opposite end shattered. the bullet’s point remained unblunted. He had returned home and worked in a fine.
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Cambridge
Andy Vaiko
Eggs Cheap Enough to Throw Again Recall Melodeon Hall Night
A playful note recalls the era when eggs were affordable enough to toss, likening it to the Little Trixie Repertoire Co. performance at Melodeon Hall eleven years ago, with a humorous jab about women bragging about what husbands keep quiet.
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Trixie Repertoire Co
Melodeon Hall
Evans to Withdraw from British Open
London report says American golf champion Charles Evans will not enter the British Open at St Andrews due to injuries from a Paris accident.
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London
Charles Evans
St. Andrews
Paris
Fireman Parade Glows With Polished Silsby Engine And Praise
Thirty years ago the annual fireman parade featured a polished Silsby engine by Engineer Goodspeed. Chief John Hafner was praised for the department’s appearance. H W Ingersoll named claim agent for Lake Shore railroad. Elyria grads list includes Nellie Spring to Freeman Phipps. Randall's Grove on Lake Shore bought by Elyria Lorain and Cleveland men for picnics and camping.
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Goodspeed
John Hafner
H. W. Ingersoll
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Lake Shore Railroad
Elyria Lorain
Cleveland
Randall's Grove
Lake Shore
Blue Devil Aide to Work Comes From Unlikely Source
A local tale centers on a favored Blue Devil mascot said to inspire workers and teams. The piece notes the firm belief in its luck guiding effort and success for the duration of a busy season.
Peterman Child Injured Playing on Cascade Street
Five year old Joyce Peterman daughter of Mr and Mrs Pierre Peterman of Lodi street sustained a broken right leg yesterday afternoon while playing in Cascade field local hospital posted her condition as satisfactory and stable no other injuries reported
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Mre
Pierre Peterman
Lodi Street
Cascade
Beach Project In Chicago Requests 3.5 Million Park Expansion
A Chicago notice describes a plan to extend Great Park with a two mile long beach for workers to relax. The proposal, tied to June 17 coverage, estimates the cost at 3 500 660 dollars and aims to create a leisure area for shop girls among other improvements.
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