Mosier repeal bar sought via Supreme Court filing
Ohio politics report that Senator Harold G Mosier announced plans to file a petition with the Supreme Court of Ohio to bar a fall referendum on the Mosier bill after dry petition filings with the Secretary of State. The Anti-Saloon League will file Wednesday. The Mosier measure would elect a 52 member at large repeal convention and claim itself a referendum. The Missouri repeal machinery ruling and related actions are cited. In Akron a fatal crash and injuries followed a two car collision near Sawyerwood roads. In Findlay executives and visitors toured Ohio Oil Company lands and hosted a sixth annual golf party. Also Findlay hosted one hundred unemployed marchers heading to Columbus to press state lawmakers. In Columbus representatives of the Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association planned a Chicago conference to craft a NAD code under the National Recovery Act to aid industry recovery.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Secretary of State
Harold G. Moster
Cleveland
Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
Mosier
Mosiier
Federal Congress
Missouri
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
Chicago
Ohio Association
Oxford Briefs: Evans Elected Moderator of Ohio Synod
Rev. Dr. Lester S. Evans of Cambridge has been elected moderator of the Ohio Presbyterian Synod at its 27th annual meeting at Western College Oxford. Retiring moderator is Rev. Harry W. Barr of Urbana. Rev. Charles L. Plymote of Dayton named permanent clerk for three years by 300 delegates. Rev. J. R. Sillars of Massill
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Oxford
Lester S. Evans
Cambridge
Ohio Presbyterian Synod
Western College
Harry W. Barr
Urbana
Charles L. Plymote
Dayton
J. R. Sillars
Massil
Paroled felon held after Dunkirk stabbing incident
Floyd Wess, paroled from Mansfield Reformatory, was held in Hardin county jail today after a scuffle in Dunkirk left Mr. Davis critically stabbed in the chest and shoulder and Mrs. Davis stabbed in the leg. Wess was found at friends’ home in the Scioto Marsh area west of Kenton.
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Kenton
Floyd Wess
Mansfield Reformatory
Hardin County
Donald Davis
Dunkirk
O. Davis
Wess
Friends
Scioto Marsh
Here
Tax deadline extended in Hamilton County
Hamilton county commissioners granted a one month tax payment extension at the request of County Treasurer Edgar Friedlander. The new deadline without penalty is July 20.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Edgar Friedlander
Jackie Cooper On Way To Recovery
Hollywood reports Jackie Cooper the former child star is recovering after an emergency appendicitis operation yesterday at Hollywood Hospital. His condition is described as very satisfactory and he is on the road to recovery.
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Hollywood
Jackie Cooper
Hollywood Hospital
City council debates salary cuts amid funding strain
Council members clash over proposed wage reductions for city employees. Alderman Curtis denounces the move as political and warns of consequences for police and firemen. Taylor, Kohn, Kennedy, Smith and Notley express concerns, urging study, debt options, or continued funding stability. The measure is referred to the finance committee as a committee of the whole.
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Curtiss
Taylor Taylor
Curtis
Taylor
Walter Kohn
Kohn
Finance Committee
Leonard Smith
Notley
Akron Bride Ties Macon Sailor in Navy Ceremony
Miss Florence Conhan age 19 of Cuyahoga Falls wed Martin Red Bernard of Cleveland a member of the U S S Macon crew. Bernard has served in the navy five years and sailed aboard the Los Angeles for two and a half years before assignment to the new dirigible.
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Akron, O
Florence Conhan
Cuyahoga Falls
Two men questioned in fatal shooting at West Union party
In West Union Ohio on June 20 two men were questioned in connection with the killing of Tom Bush age 50 at a Sunday night party. Clarence Grooms aged 21 faced a formal hearing while Elmer Macomas aged 21 remained held as a material witness.
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West Union
Tom Bush
Clarence Grooms
Elmer MaComas
Prevention Is Better Than Cure
An ad describes Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets as a preventive aid for discomfort, recommending use three or four days before symptoms or regularly for a few months in stubborn cases. Claims include no narcotics and no dizziness, with a chocolate coated tablet and a 50 cent package at druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Peterman
ANT Food
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