Constitutionality of Ohio gasoline tax case discussed
The Ohio Supreme Court was urged to rule on the constitutionality of the two cent per gallon gasoline tax. The case, brought by General Gasoline interests in Cleveland, contests the tax while reserving the right to recover if the law is declared invalid. The decision cites a prior Ohio Supreme Court ruling upholding the original gasoline tax.
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Asi Ag
Lilinois Supreme
Ecinfan
Tregeerer
Bert B. Backies
Supou Co
Cleveland
Thrueumpany
Ohio
Death notices and funeral details for Pollack and Bradley
Louis P Pollack 15 and Edward Bradley Amherst report deaths with families named. Pollack died suddenly at 792 Furnace Street leaving parents Harry and unnamed mother and two sisters. funeral held Wednesday. Bradley aged six lost life while visiting. born in Nor ord Conn and lived in several states, Civil War veteran, burial Crownhill Cemetery. services at North Main residence.
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Louis P. Pollack
Harry Pollack
Furnace Street
EDWARD BRADLEY _ AMHERST
Federy
Iece
George Carter
Yack
Shord
Conn
Ohio
Atom Snardrommer
Amherst
Sawtelle
Cal
Nettie Schaefer
W. Behaeffer
North
Presbyterian Church
Saw- He
W. G. Schaeffer
North Mainreet
F. E. Fastinall
The
Congregational Church
Crownhillemetery
Squirrel Invades Homes Reported on Eighth Street
Chronicle-Telegram reports residents near Eighth and Mid e fear a winter-long squirrel intrusion. A resident says the animal, nicknamed Ragged Tail, has entered homes daily, prompting calls to the office and ongoing concern about the creature’s presence in the area.
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Eighth and
Mide
Chronicle-Telegram
Eighth Street
London Traffic Figures Reveal Surprises in 1925
London statistics show Hyde Park Corner Trafalgar Square and Marble Arch area as the busiest for pedestrians and vehicles. Piccadilly Circus ranks fourth with 39,000 plus vehicles. total street miles reach 2,221 and telephone lines 9,989,594. 16,229,000 calls yearly. About 10,000 unpaid officials govern London despite high admin costs over 275 million pounds annually. overall city debt stood at about 625 million pounds on March 31, 1925.
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London
Picadilly Circus
Trafic
Slyde Park Werner
Hyde Park Corner
Trafalgar Square
Picadills Circus
Tephone
Local man found not guilty of reckless driving
JC Jackson of Cornell Avenue was found not guilty in police court of reckless driving charged for an incident on West Avenue in February. The charge stemmed from a collision with Alfred Stoner’s car. Also note a local YMCA event showing movies tonight and Saturday afternoon including Moving in Cloudland, Aesop’s Fables, and Our Gang parodies.
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Jackson
Cornell Ave
James A. Hewitt Thursiday
Alfred Stoner
Bors Division
Cloudland
Entertain Basketball Team At Spring Valley
The Bilxytia Savings and brusii Co. bank basketball team was entertained at Spring Valley last night by Horace Nye and A. J. Robinson. After dinner the guests played cards and br golf on the indoor course, joined by R. J. Fitch, Kenneth Lord, Wilbur Gaston, Jet Morrow, Clyde Berenning, Richard Dent, M. F. Fer, and Witten D Batdorf.
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Bilxytia Savings and ‘Brusi Co. Bank
Spring Valley
Horace Nye
A. J. Robinson
R. J. Fitch
Kenneth Lord
Wilbur Gaston
Jeti Morrow
Clyde Berenning
Richard Dent
M. F. Fer
Witten Dbatdorf
First Aid Lessons Offered by Rae Steel Company
Rae Steel Company announces first aid lessons for employees and public. J. M. Gutherun will lead sessions next week except Saturday. Instruction aims to improve safety standards at Columbia Steel Co. facilities and is open to the public.
Whitneyfiles £50,000 alienation suit in common pleas court
William Whitney of Princeton Avenue filed a £50,000 alienation suit in common pleas court this Wednesday. Sheriff William W. of 30 Princeton Avenue reported Whitney spoke with reporters about embarrassment caused by the clarity in Eames.
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Nol
William Whitney
Princeton Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Sherif William W
Hey
Chronicle “Telegram
Eames
Elyria Official Attends State Secretaries Conference
Jack Siekhinen Elyria work secretary travels to Columbus for a state conference of board secretaries. He will return home tonight.
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Jack Siekhinen
Bors
Elyria ¥. M. GC. A
Columbus
Siekhinen
Might
Automobile thieves target county. court actions noted
Report covers a stolen Logh A coupe from Logh barns in Lo- Tain county, a default judgment by Judge Webber in a civil suit, and several actions in Common Pleas Court. Included are Felter and Graupner cases, a claim for legal services by George Hamberlain and firm, and other local civil matters.
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Lo- Tain
St. Ch
Giten
Webber Blaz Mihaie
Alt. Webster
Charles Halz
Xeile B. Stull
John J. Felter
Graupner & McCourt Co
Lecraim
Felter
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
George Fhamberlain
Webber and Simons
Helen E. Monosimith
Investments in Canada abroad rise in early 1928
A Montreal report shows Canada’s outward investments at the start of 1928 totaling £1,362,404 with £18,000,600 in the United Kingdom, $722,200,660 in the United States, and $522,200,000 in other lands. economist Kenneth W. Taylor notes a sharp growth in foreign holdings since 1924. A separate Colorado Mining Association banquet feature mentions beans, hasen, sourdough and canned goods on all plates.
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Montreal
Quebec
Canada
United Kingdom
United States
Kenneth W. Taylor
Colorado Mining Association
Cath
Divorces Asked By Five In Court
Five divorce petitions appear in court filings. Lola Griffith seeks separation from Leo Griffith on grounds of absence and gross neglect. Lena Meferwisi seeks divorce from Herman Weer for adultery. David CL Alt requests divorce from Far ence Floreser SY 22 and Walker Krtner on unspecified grounds. Additional petitions cite lifelong absence and other fault, with plaintiffs asking for judicial dissolution.
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Lola Griffith
Leo Griffith
Lena Meferwisi
Herman Weer
David CL Alt
Farence
Floreser SY
Walker Krtner
Armco Party At Y Saturday For Columbia Steel Staff
More than 500 people expected to attend Elyria Armco Association party at Columbia Steel Co. tomorrow night. Event honors Columbia Steel Co. and families with group singing, athletics, and a charity-style exhibition game between Columbia Steel and Fox Furnace Five.
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Elyria Armco Association
Columbia Steel Co
Milt
Columbia Steel
Fox Furnace
Etna
Anniversaries mark historic tragedies and academic awards
Ten years after a Winchester theater disaster four dozen died in a tragic collapse. Also recalling losses at the Austrian Lloyd Sphinx and the Monste r Mar Gimar battles, Swed ish American groups observe the days. Western Conference indoor track and Missouri Valley Conference championships open today at Town City and Ty New York City. Hugh B Taylor of Princeton University to receive the Nicholas Medal from the American Chemical Society for his research. Camp Directors Association sets its annual meeting in Atlantic City to choose next summer’s camps. A device to minimize nose diving and incipient tail is tested by the Navy air station in Washington.
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Winchester
John Ericson
Town City
New York City
Judas
Hugh &. Taylor
Preeton University
Ill
American Chemical Society
Nicholas
United States
Camp Directors ® Association
Atlantic City
Ithe Nayini
Washington
Texas honors Alamo defenders film couple to wed in Paris
Three suspects were held by police today in Cleveland in connection with the slaying of George Vivian 38 whose body was found near Crossview road by Seven Hills Villa. The body bore six bullet wounds and investigators suspect a feud.
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Texas
Alamo Defenders
Cleveland
Mar
George Vivian
Aienk Crossview Road
Seven Hills Villa
Chick County
Judeon Rabshaw
Virisa
Henry Ford Opens Trade School at Wayside Inn Site
The new Henry Ford trade school hosts a roster of 30 state ward boys to be trained for leadership. Russell N. Hyde serves as director. The program settles on the Wayside Inn property in Sudbury, Massachusetts, reflecting Ford's initiative in vocational education.
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Henry Ford
Henry Ford Trade School
Wayside Inn
Sudborr
Mass
Russell N. Hyde
Prisoners fear shared cell after Hickman capture in Pendleton
Pendleton Oregon guards report prisoner unease after William Edward Hickman, killer of Marion Parker, was jailed awaiting Los Angeles authorities. No inmate wants the same cell, and occasional intoxicated visitors peek in, then withdraw quickly as guards deter them. An automatic mailbox in Germany stamps and weighs letters.
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Hickman
Pendleton
Ore
Oregon
Wailliam
Edward Hickman
Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Germany
Bathing Laws Spark Spring Dress Debate in Portland and Seattle
As bathing season nears, Portland and Seattle face clashes between strict city rules and public custom. Seattle restricts suits to knee length while Portland also covers the neck, yet enforcement remains rare. Citizens worry over how much to cover up and whether laws will be enforced during night swimming.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle
Howe
Bethin
Not a Comedy At The Olympics Heaton Skeleton Racer
In the sunny south and beyond, Jennison R Heaton wears a skeleton bobsleigh uniform, finishing second at the Olympic games in Switzerland with his brother John taking first. A dentist urges five minutes paste contact before brushing to kill germs. Tropies are claimed to be human habitat.
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South
Jennison R. Heaton
Heaton
Switzerland
John
Whipping Tangle Highlights Kansas City Disciplinary Case
Lor yaine Jones, 16, returns to high school in Kansas City with bruises as her mother Mrs Charles Woodside faces sentencing for beating her daughter. Police and a probate judge weigh action while the mother cites parental prerogative in the whipning incident.
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Lor Yaine Jones
Kansas City
Charles Woodside
Getting Life Home When It Becomes Apparent
Guillaume Peynaud of Baltimore Maryland faces homelessness after his mortgaged residence is sold. The new owner offers Peynaud and his wife use of the top floor for the remainder of their lives. The unusual arrangement reflects housing relief tied to property transfer amid urban pressures.
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Guillaume Peynaud
Baltimore
Peynaud
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices in March Trade
Cleveland market notes list cheeses with varied prices, potatoes with several regional quotes, butter and egg quotations, poultry and meat items, and Chicago and Minneapolis price checks for butter eggs wheat corn oats and related grains, reflecting mixed movements and standard market notation. Contains multiple regional figures including New York, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Maine, Idaho, Florida, and Chicago exchanges.
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Cleveland
York State
N.Y
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Toledo Livestock and Grain Market Report
Toledo Ohio March 3 hogs receipts 300 market steady to 10 cents higher heavies 8 0 9 52 drums 0 0 0 workers food pigs 6 2 5 6 1 0 calves receipts night market and lambs receipts high market steady Toledo grain report March 9 all prices per bushel wheat No 2 red 1 6 2 6 1 63 corn oats rye unchanged clover seed October domestic 15 50 others unchanged
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Musician Montani Receives Vatican Honor in Rome
Nicola A. Montani, conductor of the Palestrian choir in Philadelphia and a founder of the Society of America organists and choirmasters, has been awarded the Count's Cross and Knight Commander of the Order of St Sylvester by Pope Pius XII in recognition from the Vatican.
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Nicola A. Montani
Palestrian Choir
Philadelphia
Society of &. Gregory of America
Vatican
Rome
Tite
Order of St Sylvester
Grain Crops for 1928 Already Half Sold
Canadian grain outlook shows 50 percent of the season's crop marketed through Canadian Pacific Railway. January list totals 206,269,000 bushels, with Vancouver reporting 28,000,000 bushels. Other snippets note Paris discovering a mellower jazz style, Russia selling Alaska for £7,209,000 and a rolling stone saying some avoid green. Saw tooth filing via a weighted file is mentioned.
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Montreal
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
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