Ohio House In e Session Today
Ohio House convened for the first Friday meeting of the current session started January 7 while the Senate adjourned overnight until Monday. Delay by the Utilities committee stalled the Peace Utility rate law repealer, pushing action to next Tuesday. One notable bill on the calendar requires hunters to wear license number tags, and a constitutional amendment for limited property taxation classification was adopted.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
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H. E. C. Rowe
Holmes County
John A. Hadden
Cleveland
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meet at Mrs Fowl’s
A joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society occurred at Mrs Elizabeth Fowl’s home on Wednesday afternoon with devotions and readings on Power Prayer Purity Life and the Cross led by several members and Rev C Holzworth. A tureen lunch followed as officers for the coming year were elected including President Nelson Bechtel and Secretary Helen Balzar.
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Ladies Aid
Woman's Missionary Society
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J. Delefield
George Knittle
Barbara Eschtruth
Bernice Fowl
Lewis Spiegelberg
Cross
Not a Brother of Thomas Potter Indictment Ties to Cleveland Councilman
Elyria waterworks official Thomas Potter says William E. Potter of Cleveland is not his brother. He clarifies his actual brother is William S. Potter of Elyria, a former East Cleveland police pensioner aged 64. William E. Potter faces indictment for alleged fraudulent land purchase involving a $500 payoff with fellow councilman Liston G. Schooley.
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Thomas Potter
Elyria
William E. Potter
Cleveland
Wm. S. Potter
William S. Potter
East Cleveland
Wurstcourt
Liston G. Schooley
Schooley
Saturday's Game Best Radio Features
Radio listings note outputs on WJZ NBC network at 8 EST with Edwin Frinke Goldman and concert band. WEAF NBC at 9 EST features a symphony conducted by Walter Damrosch. WOR Newark 3 30 EST presents Chorus of the Society of the Friends of Music. WEAF NBC at 10 30 EST has B A Rolfe's orchestra. Senate half hour follows. Also notes a cosmic question about the universe’s finiteness and light travel, and remarks on the sun and moon.
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United Press
WJZ
NBC
Edwin Frinke Goldman
WEAF
Symphony
Walter Damrosch
WOR
Newark
The
Society of the Friends of Music
B. A. Rolfe
Senate
Rebels begin first major offensive from Nogales
Mexican rebels mobilized 3500 troops including cavalry and Yaqui fighters, loading into two trains at Nogales Sonora and heading south toward San Luis on the western Sonora edge. General Borquez believes the plan includes storming San Luis and attacking Mexicali and Tijuana, with San Luis and Mexicali reportedly fortifying for the anticipated assault.
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Ariz
Sonora
Francisco Borquez
Yaqui
Borqueza
San Luis
Ortiz
Lower California
Mexiccali
Tla Juana
Mexicali
3,000 Men to Repel Invasion As 3,500 Rebels Remain
About 500 rebel troops still occupy Nogales as New York harbor and surrounding districts brace for winter. Reports note forces marching from city toward Staten Island in the ongoing conflict of 1780, with defenses tightened and preparations under way.
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New York Harbor
City
Staten Island
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