Ohio Senate Reports 71 Million Appropriations With Cuts
The Ohio Senate Finance Committee advances a general appropriation bill totaling 71,269,259.45 dollars, down 3.72 million from the house-passed 74,988,773.10. Reductions come from removing highway maintenance and repairs line items and using gas tax and auto tag fee proceeds for that purpose.
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Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
House
Carpenter
Jefferson County
Senate Committee
Senate
Krueger
Donahey
Mehoning Valley
Henrietta Urges Emergency Tax Levy to Reopen School
Petition drive targets two mills to fund reopening of Henrietta township centralized school closed due to depleted funds. Board warned funds would run out before April 1, 10 day notice posted, 190 students idle. Otto Knoble called mass meeting with 130 attendees. 97 signed the petition.
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Henrietta Tangle
Henrietta
Otto Knoble
Seek Releases for Lorain Prisoners Parole Plea After Illness
Lorain authorities push for paroles for Tony Mycossky of Milwaukee and Alex Mersky of Cleveland as both fall seriously ill in jail. Chief Walker will seek referral to the Prohibition Commissioner and Governor Donahey for hospital treatment, with Mycossky due to be discharged May 11 and Mersky serving a $1,000 fine.
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Lorain
Lorain City
Tony Mycossky
Milwaukee
Wis
Alex Mersky
Cleveland
Theodore Walker
J. F. Strenich
William Friedman
Prohibition
McDonald
Donahey
Otto Mikolando
Mycossky
Mersky
Mikolando
Lorain County Stays in Fourteenth District
Columbus March 25 The Republican gerrymander bill to redraw Northern Ohio districts will be amended before senate report to keep Lorain county in the fourteenth district. The plan to place Lorain in the thirteenth district was dropped after protests by Representative Begg.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Price
Akron
Lorain County
Begg
Brother Shielded Confesses Shooting Sister in Bristol
Seventeen year old Frances Wale wicz Hes lay in a hospital after a gun accident. Her brother Edward 15 admitted he fired the shot that wounded her while showing her a .22 rifle. Edward is held as Frances fights for life at the local hospital.
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Warren
Frances Walewicz
Hes
Edward
Bristol
Frances
W. W. Pierson
Alliance contractor wins verdict against Highway Construction Co
A jury in Alliance Ohio awarded Charles Biery a verdict of 48.76 against Highway Construction Co of Elyria after Biery sued for 13 000 for materials used in paving in 1921. In Wheeling West Virginia a May 14 referendum will decide daylight saving time. In Washington Great Britain and the United States aim for another arms limitation conference in Washington within a year.
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Highway Construction Co Alliance, O
Charles Biery
Alliance
Highway Construction Co
Elyria
Biery
Wheeling
W. Va
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Newly Appointed District Attorney Must Change Name to Serve Legally
John M. Goldesberry, named district attorney for Oklahoma's northern district, must alter his signature to validate acts after a telegraphic error sent the nomination as John "W" Goldesberry. The Senate could not rectify the misprint before adjourning, but DOJ ruled that signing as John W. (M) Goldesberry would make all acts legal.
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Washington
John M. Goldesberry
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Senate
John ‘“W" Goldesberry
John W. (M) Goldesberry
New Motive in Medina Potgon Case Revealed
A new motive emerges in the Medina Potgon case as gossip ties the triple arsenic plot to Martha Wise quarrels over a proposed marriage to Walker Johns. Mrs Sophie Hasel warned she would disown Martha in her will if the union occurred, intensifying family tensions and signaling a possible motive shift.
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Medina Potgon
Medina
Martha Wise
Sophie Hasel
Hazel
Martha
Walker Johns
Johns
Seven Dead in French Wreck
The Bordeaux Express wreck at Rubers France killed seven including Senator Pedobidou. Forty injured. five unidentified bodies reported. French soldiers rescued a Spaniard from drowning as engine and seven coaches derailed into the River Clain. Victims arrive at Austerlitz station.
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Rubers
France
Railroad of
Poitiers
HUNTING NAN AFTER FINDING ADDY WOMAN IN SHANP
Newport Vermont March 25. Search of Coventry Swamp for Charles H Hutchins 29 continues after the body of Edith M Young 24 stenographer is found. Miss Young disappeared four months ago and the discovery coincides with a Vermont divorce hearing against Hutchins for desertion. Ted Corliss a trapper found the body.
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Newport
Coventry
Charles H. Hutchins
Edith M. Young
Miss Young
Vermont
Sues for possessory claim to Avon Lake school property
Daniel Titus filed suit against the Avon Lake Board of Education to recover possession of property formerly leased for school use since 1860. He alleges the lease was never recorded and the land is no longer used for schools. He seeks lease cancellation, boundary determination, and possession.
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Daniel Titus
Board of Education of
Avon Lake
Niles rioters fined as jail term suspension tied to good behavior
Twenty nine men indicted for rioting in connection with Klan and anti Klan disorders at Niles last November pleaded guilty before Judge James Thomas. Each received a 60 fine and costs with 250 suspended for good behavior, part of 46 cases disposed of with twenty pending. The judge urged quiet citizenship and noted the Klan parade right under law.
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Thomas
Conference on Western Civilization and Jesus Religion
Readers are urged to consider a three day trip to Columbus for the April 16 to 18 conference of the Fellowship of Reconciliation and Fellowship of Youth for Peace. Reverend Harri son Eliott will lead discussions with many notable participants listed.
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Columbus
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Fellowship of Youth For Peace
Harrison
Eliott
Union Theological Seminary
Sherwood Eddy
Hidden Romance Claimed in Crabtree Estate Suit
Ida M. Blankenburg of Tulsa Oklahoma files claim against the four million dollar estate of Lotta Crabtree the famous stage spinster. Florin G Arey attorney for the claimant travels to Tulsa to take oral testimony as details of the romance remain undisclosed.
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Boston
Lotta” Crabtree
Ida M. Blankenburg
Tulsa
Okla
Florin G. Arey
Oklahoma
Local storm relief drive gains business support
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross appeals for funds to aid tornado victims in Illinois and Indiana arm areas. Contributions are to be received at Savings Deposit Bank, Board of Trade, and Chronicle Telegram, with receipts issued to donors. The Board of Trade approved the campaign and named Charles M. Braman treasurer. funds go to National Red Cross headquarters in St. Louis.
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Savings Deposit Bank
Board of Trade
Chronicle Telegram
Illinois
Indiana
le Elyria
Amerian Red Cross
National Organization
St. Louis
Charles M. Braman
Elyria
Sav 3S Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Board of Trade Office
Chronicle-Telegram
C. W. Phillips
Cornelia Kalassay
Kalassay
Rochester Faces Shortage Funds Despite Extra Levy
The Rochester village school board voted to prepare petitions to authorize an emergency levy for operating expenses through the year. A $1,400 shortage in the present term and rising tuition bills for high school students in nearby towns strain finances. The village has had no new school building for thirty years forcing many students to attend elsewhere.
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Rochester Village
Rochester Board
B. C. Seale
Seven killed as oil blast sinks ship in Hamburg harbor
An oil explosion in Hamburg harbor killed seven and injured five while flinging a small freighter into the air. Another freighter was sunk with four missing crew members.
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Hamburg
Schools Take Half Total Collection Distribution Plan
Auditor Monroe Welty has completed the February tax distribution sending checks to cities villages townships and school districts totaling 2 129 539 77. The breakdown shows county and state 389 147 75 townships 98 899 090 cities and villages 690 796 70 and school districts 1 051 896 23. Also notes Lorain Lorain Material Co filed a mechanic lien for 666 27 on work for a house.
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Monroe Welty
Amherst
South Amherst
Avon Village
Avon Lake
Lorain
Elyria
Grafton
LaGrange
Rochester
Oberlin
Eves
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Cleveland
A . Beane
Black River Os
Briphion
Brownohelm
Vanden Deans
Carlisle Tee Eee
Columbia Ae Nent
Eaton
Elyria Ae Sane
Grafton Ae
Henrietta Ae
Huntington
Ier LaGrange
Penfield
Pittsfield
Wee
Ridgeville
Eessee
Russia
Sheffield
State of Ohio
Childrens Home
D.de Agricultural Soc
Paterens City
Amherst Village
Waa
Indik River
Loran
Weanevesee
Betes
Grafton Village
Henriett Pander
Huntington Todd
LaGrangs Nee Eee
Pi Slars Field
Pittshield
Ridgeville Oe
Rochester Ip
Springfield
Springfield City
Amherst Library
City firemen end grass fire epidemic after several days
A gentle rain ended an epidemic of grass and rubbish fires that kept city firemen on the jump since Saturday. Fire crews fought 13 fires across the city and county, including a large blaze near Lake Avenue and a barn blaze at 338 East Bridge Street. Traffic hazards arose as autos chased the apparatus, causing jams and ditches along Abbey Road and East Bridge Street.
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Lake Avenue
East Bridge Street
Abbey Road
East River Street
Clark
Broad Streets
Broad
Prospect Streets
Cornell and
Garford Avenues
Lodi Street
Cleveland Street
Richmonds S.006 for Lake Road Firmly Set
Lorain officials pledge to spend 8000 dollars on Lake Road this year, dismissing broader cost estimates as speculation. In Cleveland, a trial for Josiah Kirby and Raymond Poland continues over a pamphlet tied to the Cleveland Discount Company. In Lorain Starr Truscott, designer of the Shenandoah, to speak to the Lions and at the high school tomorrow.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Raymond II
Poland
Cleveland Discount Company
Starr Truscott
National Legion Commander Ineligible as Post Disbands
The American Legion may lose its national commander temporarily after the National Press Club Post in Washington, D C disbanded on March 15 for having fewer than fifteen members. District of Columbia officials say Commander Drain cannot stay in office, while the national headquarters notes his status as a member of the defunct post. Members once included General John Pershing Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Vice President Dawes.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
National Press Club
Washington, D. C
National
Drain
Legion
District of Columbia Legation
Washington Post
John Pershing
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Dawes
Iit
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C. Bascom Slemp
William G. McAdoo
Robert Lansing
Joseph Taohy
George E. Chamberlain
Niles
Francis J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
Henry Hurchill King
George W. Richards
Lancaster
Leyton Richards
Samuel Dickey
Oxford
Ralph E. Diffendorfer
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
F. O. Beck
Evanston
F. D Kershner
Robert EB. Lewis
Cleveland ¥. M. C. A
Hubert ©. Hering
Congregational Commission of Social Service
Harold Marshall
Wactress
Miss Blankenburg
C. J. West
Statistician
State
Federal
Luther C White
Massachusetts
H. Hootan
President Harding
C. H. Merthe & CO
C H. Merthe * & Co
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AES
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