Ohio House In Session Today
In Columbus the Ohio House convened for the first Friday session since January 7 as the Senate adjourned late yesterday to Monday night. The Peace Utility rate law repealer was delayed by the Utilities committee and now awaits a vote next Tuesday. Only one major bill appeared on today's calendar, Rep. H E C Rowe's measure requiring hunters to wear license number tags. The House adopted Rep. John A. Hadden's resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to allow limited classification of property for taxation.
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Ohio House
Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
House
H. E. C. Rowe
Holmes County
John A. Hadden
Cleveland
Local Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meet in South Ridge
A joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and the Woman s Missionary Society was held at Mrs Elizabeth Fow s home with readings and talks on Power Prayer Purity Life and The meaning of the Cross Rev C Holzworth led remarks and a tureen lunch followed. Attendees included Rev and Mrs C Holzworth Mrs Lewis Spiegelberg and many area residents. Choir reps were elected with officers named for the coming year and practice scheduled at Bernice Fowl s home.
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South Ridge
Ladies Aid
Woman’s Missionary Society
Elizabeth Fow
J. Delefield
George Knittle
Barbara Eschtruth
Bernice Fowl
Lewis Spiegelberg
Pittsfield
Herbert Thompson
George Thompson
Elyria
Joshua Thompson
Ida
Elsie Delefield
Alvin Shepherd
Irma Spiegelberg
Townline Road
Miriam Fowl
M. T. Collier
J. P. Bechtel
Not a Brother of Thomas Potter
Thomas Potter of Elyria waterworks explained to a reporter that William E. Potter, Cleveland councilman indicted by the grand jury, is not his brother. Potter said his brother is William S. Potter, a longtime Elyria and East Cleveland police veteran who is now 64 and an invalid. The Cleveland William E. Potter faces charges of fraudulent land purchase participation affecting a city deal in which Liston G. Schooley was also linked.
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Thomas Potter
Elyria
William E. Potter
Cleveland
Wm. S. Potter
William S. Potter
East Cleveland
Wurst Court
Liston G. Schooley
Schooley
Saturday's Game Best Radio Features
Radio schedule items list multiple networks and start times for music and talk programs. It mentions Edwin Frinko Goldman and a concert band on EST slots, Walter Damrosch conducting a symphony, a chorus in Newark, B A Rolfe orchestra, and a senate program. The piece also references Einstein De Sitter calculations on universe size and a note on solar gaseous state and moon’s fixed face.
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United Press
WJZ
NBC
Edwin Frinko Goldman
WEAF
Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
WOR
Newark
The
Society of the Friends of Music
B. A. Rolfe
Senate
Rebels Begin Major Offensive Across Sonora Frontier
3,500 Mexican rebels including Yaqui Indians began a major offensive from Nogales Sonora heading south. General Francisco Borquez withheld destination as trains carried troops and horses toward San Luis Sonora, with feared strike toward Mexicali and Tijuana. Federals reportedly fortifying San Luis and Mexicali for expected clash.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Francisco Borquez
Yaqui
Borquez
San Luis
Ortiz
Lower California
Mexicali
Tila Juana
Incomplete 1780 Campaign Fragments Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes mention 3,000 men repelling 3,600 rebels and about 500 rebels remaining in Nogales. It also notes New York harbor was freed over and shifts of teams from city to Staten Island during the winter of 1780.
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Nogales
New York Harbor
City
Staten Island
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