Income From Ohio Motor Vehicle Taxes Revealed
Columbus Ohio June 17 total of 58 003 769 was collected by the state from motor vehicle registration fees gasoline tax liquid fuel tax and miscellaneous sources during 1494 according to statistics compiled by the Ohio government survey headed by Colonel C O Sherrill Of this amount 19 044 014 was available to the state highway department for road construction and maintenance Of the remainder 37 278 166 was distributed to schools counties municipalities and townships and 1 681 589 was spent for the cost of collecting taxes and the expenses of hospital claims incurred in cases of indigent patients injured in automobile accidents Itemized sources of revenue for the year included Motor vehicle registration 19 428 114 gasoline
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Columbus. C
Ohio
C. O. Sherrill
State Highway Department
Tax funds and liquor hearings summary report
State figures show jline tax receipts 27 million, fuel tax 10 million, and miscellaneous 857 thousand. Distribution totals include construction 9.17 million, maintenance 9.88 million, counties 15.78 million, public schools 10.27 million, municipalities 8.86 million, townships 2.28 million, collection costs 1.30 million, hospitals 383 thousand. A liquor directorate survey tallies 779 cases heard, 379 permit revocations, 223 dismissals, 114 appeals with 61 sustained and 53 reversed. Inspector days averaged 1.79 per case for hearings and travel.
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State Liquor Director and Liquor Control Commission
Just family spats in Pueblo breach of peace case
In Pueblo magistrate Ralph L. Neary dismissed a breach of peace complaint filed by Mrs. William Enyart against C. G. Gibbons after a quarrel over a toy gun. He quipped that neighborhood fights are six of one and half-dozen of the other as the matter ended.
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Pueblo
Col
Ralph L. Neary
C. G. Gibbons
William Enyart
Indians and whites hold joint church services in Pocatello
In Pocatello Idaho Indians and white men joined in religious ceremonies at the Congregational church with George Tendoy son of Chief Tendoy giving the principal address. The annual service aims to foster friendship between the two races.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Congregational Church
George Tendoy
Tendoy
Real Estate Transfers List Across Lorain County Areas
A sequence of property transfers including Christian Hepner deceased to Louisa Hepner a half interest in sublots 24 and 25 Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville Township. Crope trustees to Perkes Patton and Southard 87 acres in Columbia Township. Alma Hunter administrator to Joseph and Elizabeth Pajak property on West Twenty third Street Lorain. Ludwig Herman to William H Hunter quitclaim on West Twenty third Street Lorain. William H Hunter to Joseph and Elizabeth Pajak quitclaim on West Twenty third Street Lorain. Pletscher family quitclaim 87 acres in Lot 6 Columbia Township. Sheriff's deed to Citizens Home and Savings Association for sublots 3505 3506 Sheffield Land and Improvement Company Lorain. Ohio Farmers Insurance to Anna L Namayer Lot 162 Elberta Beach Subdivision Brownhelm Township. Clarence Landin to Frank and Cora Ladd two and one third acres in Lot 44 Grafton Township. Edith Slater to Iva Simmons half interest in one acre on Center Road Ridgeville.
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Christian Hepner
Louisa Hepner
Ridgeville Heights
Ridgeville Township
Charles W
Ida F. Crope
A. E. Perkes
M. Patton
Kent Southard
Columbia Township
L. A. Snell
Alma Hunter
Joseph and
Elizabeth Pajak
West Twenty-third Street
Lorain
Ludwig Herman
William H. Hunter
Joseph
West Twentythird Street
Jacob Pletscher
Elizabeth Pletscher
Carl Pletscher
Albin Pletscher
Cora Pletscher Hauck
Citizens Home and Savings Association Company
Sheffield Land and Improvement Company
Lexington Avenue
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
Anna L. Niaameyer
Elberta Beach
Brownhelm
Clarence W. Landin
Frank
Cora
Ladd
Grafton
Edith BE. Slater
Iva A. Simmons
Center Road
Ranch owner claims possession of a champion egg layer
Mrs. A. V. Tallman, ranch owner, asserts ownership of a hen believed to be a champion egg layer. A hen laid an egg about one to two inches in circumference both across and long, weighing eight ounces.
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A. V. Tallman
Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College
A note identifies an Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College, Columbia University in New York, with tenure and department details indicating a senior academic position within the institution.
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Teachers College Columbia Univesity
New York
Style No 3239 Fashion Pattern Announcement
Style No. 3239 fits sizes 11 13 15 and 17 years. Size 15 needs 354 yards of 35 inch material and 4 yards of 35 inch contrasting. Send 15 cents in stamps or coin for pattern. Include name address and size. Summer Fashion Book costs 10 cents. Send for book and pattern together 25 cents.
Garment Workers Align With Elyria Central Labor Union
Announcement by the Elyria Central Labor Union states garment workers in the city affiliated with the union at the last meeting. J E Wills received commission as volunteer organizer from William Green of the AFL. Green urges members to contact congressmen for Wagner Connery Labor Relations Black Thirty Hour Guffey Coal and Social Security Bills. Truax and others express support. Delegates named for Elyria Board of Education meetings. Whitwright acknowledges Wills appointment to PERA committee. Tattooing described as moko in New Zealand.
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Elyria Central Labor Union
J. E. Wills
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Charles W. Truax
Dan W. Harter
Stephen M. Young
E. L. Jones
James Marsho
Reed Carter
Elyria Board of Education
Lee Whitright
Lorain County Fera
J. E
Kansas Ready For Hangings
The Kansas Legislature this year provided for the death penalty in first degree murder cases with hanging at the state prison as the legal means and allowed the warden to hire an outside executioner. Juries may choose the penalty but cannot sentence anyone under 18 to hang. The gallows will be built by prisoners at Lansing State Prison under Warden Lacey Simpson.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Prison
Lansing
Lacey Simpson
Warden and Representative Discuss Possible Pardon
A warden and Kansas City representative Lake Williamson discuss a possible pardon. They note there is no hurry and no likelihood of execution before 1936.
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Simpeck
Representative Lake
Williamson
Kansas City
Utah State Fair Slashes Admission Prices
The Utah State Fair, under the fair director, plans reduced admission this September, cutting prices by half to boost attendance as business conditions improve. The decision aims to attract more visitors and boost overall prosperity for the event.
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Salt Lake City
Ute
Thut
Utah State
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