Ohio bill bans Sunday dancing in Tate
Ohio lawmakers move to curb Sunday dances under the Gordon bill while Governor Donahey signs the Edwards-Davidson measure granting the health department power to curb stream pollution. The governor also signs bills aiding disabled children and convict-made goods sales penalties. A Dempsey resolution endorses a Griswold pay as you go debt limit amendment for the 1926 primary vote.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Donahey
Edwards-Davidson
State Health Department
Ohio
Division of Fish and Game
C. J. Ott
Mahoning
Glad Sister Escaped Operation
A note claims a sister avoided gall bladder surgery after illness, crediting Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring strength. The advertisement promises a refund after one dose and urges purchase at druggists.
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Glad Sister
Mayr
Churen
Ohio House Acts On Inheritance Tax Code And Larceny Penalties
The House passed the Kelfer bill to align Ohio's inheritance tax laws with other states, forming a national code without changing tax rates. It also increased petit larceny penalties under Ball bill, raising fines up to 500 dollars and jail terms up to nine months, with some members seeking higher penalties. After a three hour session the House adjourned at five o'clock Monday.
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People House
House
Kelfer
Ohio
Tornado Toll and Rescue Efforts Across Illinois and Tennessee
Reports from Illinois and Tennessee reveal 34 lives lost in Sumner County and hundreds more endangered as a deadly tornado outbreak damages towns. Officials describe unpredictable storms, mass casualties, and urgent public health responses in Murphysboro and surrounding areas.
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Weather Bureau
Nashville
Tenn
Sumner County
Warren Girl Missing Since February 13 Sought by Family
Miss Berry Jean, 24, of Warren Ohio, disappeared February 13 while visiting a sister in Warren. A nationwide search was launched. A reward was offered. The case drew attention after a Pittsburgh paper reported sighting.
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Warren
Pittsburgh
Petsburgh
Berry Jean
Ohio
Nordh Side
Baid
Vis
Warren Bare
Giorga
Laird Street
D. C. Troxel
French Parliament Session Disrupted by Rifts
Paris March 11. The chamber suspended a session after ushers and disruption over the religious question led to a clash among deputies. Extreme right and left groups abandoned seats to join the fray, creating a noisy uproar and stalling orderly debate. Paul Painleve of the Chamber faced the interruption.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Ap Itr
Notable pursuit ends in arrest and conviction
A patrolman chased two suspects through the streets, catching one on 6th street and pursuing the second to the vicinity of 13th. Conforto testified he fled unaware of the officer. The court found Conforto guilty, fining him $76 plus costs, and committing him to jail.
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Booze Auto
Southam
Con Fort Ashée
Conforto
Cour
Hyers
Fay Company Spring Opening Show Features Silk Frocks
The Fay Company debuted its spring collection with red black and white silk frocks in light silks and kasha dominating. Shown were silk ensembles in pastel shades with fur bandings and varied textures, plus evening gowns and coat modes, as crowds admired the window and interior displays during the opening two days.
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Fay Company
Fury
Man from Gounct moves to Amherst council role
A GOUNCT man and pro tem council member William yphell plans to relocate to Amherst. He will tender his resume to the town council while continuing duties with Great Lakes Towing in Lorain.
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Amherst
Lorain
William Yphell
Ty Council
Campbell
The
Olives of the Great Lakes
Gas utility rate dispute stirs local papers and politicians
Local newspapers and officials clash over a proposed service charge for gas. Burke and supporters denounce the rate as a hidden price increase, while opponents petition the Public Utilities Commission arguing the change is illegal. Citizens in Elvira and Elysbe protest as the commission weighs the issue.
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Ees
Burke
Chronicle- Telegram
Elvira
Telegraph-Forum
Buevius
Publo Utilities
D. W. Meyers
Elysbe
Pubie Utiities Commission
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Advertiser promotes McLov's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming they help strong healthy flesh, aid recovery after illness, and boost appetite. Tablets priced 60 cents, sugar coated and candy like, with money back offer if 5 or 3 pounds are not gained in stated days. Also targeted at children and weak/skinny individuals.
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Uic
Phillips
Crandall
Enylar
McCoy's
Indicted Cincinnati Police Officers Face Federal Warrants
Eight Cincinnati policemen are indicted in sealed federal grand jury charges. The group includes a lieutenant, two sergeants, and the night detective squad. Officers are accused of graft, facilitation of narcotics and bootlegging, and bribery involving federal witnesses.
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Cincinnati
Erand
Weatherly
Seebohind
Ne Ag
Ameeggs
National Federal Prohibition
Roy A. Harnes
Washington
Lord Curzon Dies in England After Illness
Marquis Curzon Lord President of the Privy Council dies following surgery on March 9 his long career marked by aristocratic influence and speculation he might have become British Premier if health and politics aligned.
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London
Marquis Curzon
Privy Council
Spring styles dazzle at Rialto Theatre show
Bod Ott Musical Comedy Company members stage a men’s and women’s wardrobe display for John Lersch Company store. Tailored coats fur trimmed designs sport outfits and afternoon gowns headline a rainbow of red hues. Ensemble suits in Kasha crepe silks and poiret twill lead trends with short skirts long sleeves and bold prints.
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Tne
Wea
Bod Ott
John Lersch
Rialto Theatre
Rialto
Narrow Escape For Four In An Auto
Rev and Mrs M Channon missionaries in the Philippines arrived in Oberlin and rode with their son in law and daughter when a rim from a rising car flew from its wheel smashing the Hamilton car windshield. Glass struck occupants eyes and faces as the other car, punctured, sped away with two intoxicated men jailed.
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Oberlin
M. Channon
Ea Channon
Philippines
Visi
Ford
R. K. Hartlton
Atuica
Hamilton
Mrs. Channon
Philippine Islands
Ohio Public Service expands Lorain holdings with two new stations
Officials of the Ohio Public Service Co announce two new with stations will be erected in Lorain at a cost of about 12 million dollars. Work begins April 1 with a 15 to 18 month construction period. After completion the total investment will exceed 6 million dollars.
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Lorain
Ohio Public Service Co
Oday
31St Street
Sunshine Laundry Reopens on Buckeye Street
David Lesnick returns to the laundry trade with a modern Sunshine Laundry on Buckeye Street. He previously ran a street wash business from 1915 until 1917 and now opens a fully equipped facility featuring up-to-date machinery.
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David Lesnick
Sunshine Laundry
T ‘He
Buckeye Street
Mr. Lestick
Steet Wash
Sunshine
Lorain Branch Railroad Sold to Cleveland Electric
The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. has purchased the Lorain branch line of the Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. running from East 31st Street to Beach Park. Robert Lindsay, president and general manager, announced the sale in Lorain in March.
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Lorain
March
Cleveland Electric Tuminating Co
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
East 31St Street
Beach Park
Robert Lindsay
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