Ten measures await action of governor in Ohio bill list
Governor Vic Donahey faces a narrow window to veto or sign ten bills as the 80th General Assembly closes. Key items include emergency appropriations about 4.2 million for state expenses through June 30 1927, $2.5 million for weak districts, $200000 for the corn borer campaign, a court of domestic relations for Franklin County, and other measures on cemeteries transfer, motor fuel taxes, and legislative printing edits.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
80Th General Assembly
Ohio
Hamilton
Williamson
Assentia
Roberts-Kelfer
Hamilton Bill
Shafer Bill
Brown
Champatan Courts
Herbert Bill
Franklin County
Waite Bill
Lakewood
Stone-Nichols
Emmons
Morgan
Sandusky Bay
Randy
Yeggs Hold Up Watchman At Akron Store
Ban dits held up the watchman of an east end department store wounding him with a revolver and dragging him inside the store before blowing the safe. They escaped with about 24 pounds in cash and tied the victim to a chair during the robbery.
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Yeggs
Akron
ARKOR
Maren Tae
East End
Wan
Flower Co
Governor Donahey Vetoes Real Estate Board Funds
The executive office has not reached the governor with ten appropriation bills awaiting action. The penitentiary relief likely will be approved, but the governor opposes funds for the real estate licensing board. He vetoed the board’s establishing bill last session, and the assembly overrode but failed to appropriate money. This session he has acted on eight bills, signing some and vetoing others.
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Donahey
Six Comrades Carry Frick to His Grave
Albert Frick, 21, died after 108 hours of artificial respiration by 57 volunteers. Six C. M. men carried him to Union Cemetery as Rev. R W Putnam delivered a Browning quote laden funeral sermon in Crystal Lake.
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Crystal Lamb
St. Maren
Union Cemetery
Albert Frick
Trandy
Browning
R. W. Putnam
Crystal Lake
Campaign For Seat In Senate Opened By Vare
Senator-elect William B. Vare of Pennsylvania opened a campaign to retain his Senate seat at the next session. His campaign manager Harry A. Mackay defended his $800,000 primary expenditures, denying the fund was a slush fund and stating all money used for watcher employment at polls was legally expended and accounted for, with $71,445.80 spent personally in a letter-writing drive.
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Senate
Vare Washington
William 8. Vare
Pennsylvania
Harry A. Mackay
Mackey
Suit Against Ford Opens Tomorrow
Detroit March 14 Ford faces libel suit from Aaron Sapiro over anti semitic remarks. Preliminary arguments today set stage for trial where Ford may testify or have case narrowed to the Sapiro plan among farm marketing groups. The 190 cooperating organizations cover cotton tobacco peaches prunes fruits potatoes grain across 40 states with billions in potential annual value.
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Detroit
Mich
Uourg
Ford
Aaron Saptro
Michigan
Sapiro
South
Pacific Coast
Maina
Northwest
Former Oberlin Woman to Face Charge Here
Sheriff G. Mathews will travel to Auburn New York to arrest Edith Haskell formerly of Oberlin on a charge of embezzlement from an Oberlin automobile concern. Haskell is serving a prison term in Auburn and to be released on March 19. Extradition papers must be secured in Albany before the arrest.
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G. Mathews
Auburn
N. Y
Edith Haskell
Oberlin
Haskell
Albany
Actress Helen Howard Dies From Automobile Crash Injuries
In Los Angeles on March 14 actress Helen Howard died from injuries from an auto crash that also injured two other screen players en route to Riverside. Loretta Rush remains hospitalized with serious scalp wounds, while William Demarest suffered bruises.
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Tmiurties
Ats
Los Angeles
Cal
Mar
Helen Howard
Riverside
Loretta Rush
William Demarest
Body found behind Fremont grocery store identified by coroner
Fremont March 14 efforts to identify a man found dead last night in the rear of a grocery store were reported by Coroner W. T. Rooth. The man was said to be a victim of alcoholism and was found clutching a quart bottle of alcohol.
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Fremoa
Fremont
W. T. Rooth
Prisoners Mutiny Flares At Alabama Penitentiary
In Montgomery Alabama five hundred inmates rebelled after a policy requiring searches of prisoners who had visitors. A knife was seized leading to riotous acts. tear gas failed to quell the crowd and guards fired on the mob wounding four inmates.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Goard
Will County
Joliet
Columbus YM C A to Open New Building in Prague
Columbus March 14 John W Pontius general secretary of the Columbus CG A will probably go to Prague the latter part of the year to open and put into operation a new Y M C A building there Pontius has been offered the post by the International Committee of the Y M C A The local board has granted Pontius six months leave of absence
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Columbus
John, W. Pontius
Columbus CG. A
Prague
Czecho- Slovakia
Pontius
International Committee of the
A. Uoard
Irving to avert coal strike in Iowa mines
Lifters to avert a strike in the Iowa coal fields will be made here this week when union representatives and operators meet with the State Agricultural and Industrial Commission appointed by Gov Hammill. Meetings will be held in the capital Wednesday. If no agreement is reached to operate the mines pending negotiation a strike is threatened April 1 when the present agreement expires.
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Irving
Strove
Iowa
Pes Moines
State Agriculural and Industrial Commission
Gav. Hammill
Nepital
Girl Who Drank Poison After Quarrel in Fremont
Miss Louise Upton, 16, drank poison after a quarrel with a boy and was expected to recover from the attempted self harm. The incident followed a missed appointment last night as authorities reported her condition improved today in Fremont.
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Fremont
Louise Upton
Bey
World's Largest Buddha to Be Illuminated in Nagoya Port
Tokyo March 14 The largest image of Buddha in existence will be unveiled in May at Cena village near the entrance to Nagoya port. The reinforced concrete statue stands 73 feet high with a 42 foot base. Its forehead will host a cluster of electric lights powered by fourteen or more lamps, turning the figure into a lighthouse of light.
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Tokyo
Cena Village
Nagoya
Night for the guiding of using the port of Nagoya
A brief note discusses guidance for utilizing Nagoya Port, outlining procedures and aims for improving efficiency and safety in night operations and vessel handling.
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Nagoya
Missing Miss Cabell Ties To Rich Lawyer Family
New York March 14 The name Charlotte Blake in a school copy book was the slender clue in the search for Mary G Cabell 16 daughter of Hartwell Cabell a wealthy lawyer. Disappeared last Wednesday. relatives spread search across about a dozen states including Texas and Virginia. Copy book found at Spence School where she attended. police believe she planned to disappear using the name Charlotte Blake.
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New York
Charlotte Blake
Mary G. Cabell
Miss Cabell
Hartwell Cabel
Cabell
James Brancha= bell
Ives
Texas
Virginia
Acareh
Spence School
Miss Cabel
Revival services begin in Columbia on March 20
Rev Mickey opens a two week revival in Columbia on March 20 following a LaPorte revival that baptized ten and admitted four by letter. A Gypsy themed school play entertained the town hall crowd. the high school orchestra accompanied Miss Repha French. Over $85 was collected at the door. Local society notes mention PTA, church entertainments, and community visits.
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Columbia
Mickey
LaPorte
M. E
High Schoulglel Club
Sheffer
Repha French
Plano
Henry Offenberg
Cleveland
Esther Dallamore
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Gertrude Akins
Summit County
Ethel Cartridge
Baptist Mission Circle
Reess
Fostesses
Bertha ‘Tomog
Gertrida Cartright
Elsie Tombs
Wm. Mayer
Carl Offenberg
Manatee
Florida
George Walkden
American Baptist Mission Societies
Perry Hathaway
Stephen Renison
Berea
H.C. Wilmot
Elyria
Frank Hollacher
Dorothy
Town Hall
Restore Lost Appetite with Old Monticello Tonic
Advert claims a stimulant tonic named Old Monticello Tonic boosts appetite and vitality. It describes many people suffering poor digestion and energy, promotes a daily three times a day dose before meals, and urges readers to obtain the product from a drugstore. The tone matches vintage newspaper advertising.
New Degrees Proposed for Halifax Fisheries School
Halifax March 14 reports the opening of a school of fisheries under Canada's biological board. The project could award unconventional degrees such as Bachelor of cod fish and Doctor of mackerel, signaling a shift in credentialing for marine science.
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Halifax
N. S
Biological Board of Canada
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