Committees Move To Build Loan Laws In Columbus
Remedial building and loan laws head for swift passage as seven state senators prepare bills ahead of the first joint meeting of General Assembly committees. The bills were drafted in a midnight Senate subcommittee session and will be presented after public hearings, aiming to revive dormant associations, raise values of frozen stock, and expand loan funds for home construction and repairs. A key bill discussed seeks to accelerate relief for depositors.
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Offset proposal to aid deposits and deter withdrawals
The plan seeks compulsory offsets of deposits against debts to raise certificate values. It aims to give needy depositors cash by selling certificates and reduce wholesale withdrawals by paying 20 percent in need while reassuring the rest. Senator Paul R Gingher of Columbus will meet lawmakers to resolve questions and limit the bill’s scope.
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Paul R Gingher
Columbus
Rotary Luncheon Features Judge Day on Citizen Rights
Elyria Rotary Club heard Arthur JH Day judge of the Court of Appeals of Cuyahoga County speak on Sovereign Rights of the Citizen. Rev W C Fowler read a Rotary committee report on Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Committee members Arthur Giles George Gould and William Gollmar will visit the hospital this week. Frank Hoover Memorial Hospital superintendent was named official delegate to the Rotary International convention later this month. Visitors from Winter Haven Florida Cleveland and Elyria attended the luncheon.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elke Club
One-Year-Old Girl Drowns In Minerva Water Trough
Audree Jane Burford, daughter of Earl Burford the Minerva postmaster, drowned after stepping into a watering trough while her mother was out buying groceries. The incident occurred Tuesday as local reports noted the child’s death. The rest of the text discusses Russia and governance by committees and boards.
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Audree Jane Burford
Earl Burford
Minerva
Rentals boom as city attracts families from nearby towns
Local real estate operator B M O'Donnell reports multiple new rental agreements as families move to the city. Rents include 340 Kenyon avenues and 219 Stanford from Cleveland, while several other homes at Denison avenue East avenue 505, Adams street 406 and Grace court 98 are occupied by relocating households. A 5 year lease was signed for 348 Broad street by Stone Malt Company of Columbus, and the Motor Haulaway Company rents the old Broad street freight house. The Ramages Zeiglers Calkins and Redingtons join growing resident population. Zechman opens a wholesale tobacco business in Wolf Black area. two suites are leased at Plaza and Pasadena.
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E. M. Meachem
Kenyon Avenues
Lorain
Meachem
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Cleveland
R. J. Schork
Stanford
Schork
Carl Calkins
Denison Avenue
Calkins
East Bridge Street
G. T Seeley
East Avenue
Seeley
Steel and Tubes Company
F.H Smith
Adams Street
Smith
Perry- Fas
Mathew Zechman
Grace Court
Zechman
Whoesale Tobacco Company
Wolf Black
Roy Ramage
H M. Redington
West Fifth Street
Ramage
Murbach Coal and Supply Company
K. Ziegler
Barres
Hamilton Avenue
Zieglers
Detroit
Electro ‘Alloys Companys
Harry M. Redington
Ne Plaza
Marsh
Pasadena
West 4Th Street
Mr. Marsh
Stone Malt Company of
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Broad Street
Isaly’s
Wasserman’s
Motor Haulaway Company
Cleveland Southwestern
Broadstreet
Reno Smith
Jenkings and Sandrock
Mr. Smith
The
Electro Alloye Company
Broadway Finds Its Richman Again In New York
In a bustling New York scene dated June 20, Harry Richman draws strong Broadway crowds with his masculine vocal delivery and energy, rivaled by Eddie Léonard and Bill Robinson in dance. The column reflects on Parisian trends, Zelli nights, and a quirky postcard of nightlife, ending with a note on a 1984 copyright.
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Harry Richman
Broadway
Richman
Nora Bayes
Eddie Léonard
Bill Robinson
Thichman
Harry Richmans
Burlesque Theatre Razed After Tax Losses in St Louis
In St Louis Missouri the Gayety Burlesque Theatre, formerly the First Presbyterian Church, is being razed after years of financial losses and continuing tax payments. The building, once a church, was 60 years old and faced redevelopment as a taxable property.
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