Legislature Moves To Fast-Track Bible Bill In Chicago
In Columbus on March 26 House leaders pushed a rapid schedule to avoid delays ahead of a recess. Speaker Silver with Taft's motion limited debate to five minutes and barred more than two speeches per member. Senate Rules Committee skipped over the Buchanan Bible bill on the jitney calendar for the afternoon and evening session.
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Columbus
Harry B. Silver
Robert A. Taft
Silver
Senate Rules Committee
Henrietta Township Reopens School After Emergency Levy
Henrietta Township schools will reopen Monday after 154 voter signatures on a two mill emergency levy to cover a 3200 deficit. The levy allows the board to advance funds and run classes for the term while Belden and other townships operate under the new relief bill.
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Henrietta Township
Schoo and
Otto Knoble
Henrietta
Belden
Columbus
Elyria Considered For Ohio Religious Education Convention
Elyria may host the Ohio Council of Religious Education convention with over 1,000 delegates from June 30 to July 2. Emerson Poste, former superintendent of the First Congregational Church School, announced the opportunity during a visit Tuesday. Local Protestant churches must invite and unite to entertain the conference. pastors must consult their church boards before action. The conference was to visit Tiffin this year, but Tiffin is unavailable due to a summer celebration.
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Elyria
Ohio Council of Religious Education
Emerson Poste
First Congregational Church
T. Arnold
Ohio Council
Poste
Tiffin
Arnold
Light Company Breaks Ground at Avon Lake
The Cleveland Illumination Co. announced that ground was broken today for the first unit of a proposed 30,000,000 dollar super station at Avon Lake. The project includes a large trench for underground cables and pipes with work beginning in March and a target completion date of July 1, 1926.
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Lorain
Cleveland Illumination Co
Avon Lake
Guy Findley and wife touring Egypt now
Attorney Guy Findley and his wife tour Egypt sending a Cairo card saying they are well and enjoying the trip They plan to travel across a large portion of Europe before returning home记录
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Guy Findley
Egypt
Cairo
Red Flag Over Justice Building Auction Off Mortgage
March 26 reporting that a Red Flag flew over the Department of Justice though officials insisted the agency remained non communist. The Justice Building, rented by the government, went to auction to satisfy a mortgage.
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Houst
Washington
Department of Justice
People’s rights upheld by Elyria leaders oppose primaries
Elyria's former State Senator J F Burke denounces the legislature plan to abolish the party primary system as an act of supreme impudence. He says the move aims to concentrate power in big cities and would be rejected in a referendum. Ohio faces the Aigler resolution to amend the constitution amid doubt as ballot counts continue.
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Harold G. McCoy
Columbus
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Aigler
Ohio
World War Vet Kills Wife And Self in Cincinnati
Pearl Smith, 35, a World War veteran, killed his wife Minnie, 30, and then wounded himself Thursday night. He left notes accusing another man and his wife's relatives. He asked for a double coffin and barred the other man from seeing the bodies.
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Cincinnati
Pearl Smith
Minnie
Smith
Bodies to be exhumed in murder trial evidence
Chicago, March 26. The bodies of Mrs. Mary McClintock and Dr. Oscar Olson will be exhumed from graves dated a year old to provide evidence in the trial of William D. Shepherd for the murder of McClintock, whose will made him a millionaire. Coroner Oscar Wolfe ordered the graves opened on petition by the State's Attorney's office.
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Chicago
Mary McClintock
Billy” McClintock
Oscar Olson
William D. Shepherd
McClintock
Oscar Wolfe
Dykeman Resigns as Federal Prohibition Chief for Three States
Henry A. Dykeman, head of prohibition enforcement for Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan, announced his resignation effective in early April. He said he wished to stay in Ohio and enter private business, noting his record of increased arrests and high-profile cases such as the McGinty case in Cleveland and Cincinnati cleanup efforts. He dismissed a Washington misconduct probe as unrelated.
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Ohio
Henry A. Dykeman
Indiana
Michigan
Dykeman
McGinty
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washington
Haynes
Opposition to Nickle Plate Switch Yards Faces Hearing
March 26 in Lorain Probate Court will hear the Nickle Plate railroad appropriation request. The railroad seeks western Lorain land for yards funded by George King representing the King estate. King reports 400 signatories oppose the yard location citing detriment to local residents.
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Nickle Plate
Lorain
Nickle Plate Railroad
George King
King
Hoffman
W. G. Grills
Bus Drivers Plead Guilty to Speeding on County Highways
Two motor bus drivers pleaded guilty before Justice George to speeding on county highways and were fined 319 and costs each. C. H. Perry faced two counts for operating an overloaded vehicle and speeding, with overloading dismissed. Halderman was fined for speeding on Cleveland street. Fred Shepherd, 64, paid 25 and costs and served 30 days in jail for driving while intoxicated after a ditch collision on Fuller road. William McMullen was found guilty of reckless driving. case dismissed at Hall's costs, with Hall to appear in police court Monday. Continued on page 25.
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Justice
J. George
C.H Perry
Oberlin
H. Halderman
Cleveland Street
Fred Shepherd
Justice George
Shepherd
Sheriff's Department
Fuller Road
William McMullen
Valley City
Recklesa
George Hall
Harvard Street
Hall
George
Man Charged With Ad Ministering Typhus Germs for Estate
CHICAGO March 25 William O D Shepherd faced murder trial after bail was denied. He is accused of attempting to murder his foster son William Nelson McClintoon to inherit a $1,500,000 estate. Indicted with Dr Charles Charman, Shepherd showed signs of fatigue as jurors prepare to deliberate.
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Chicago
William OD. Shepherd
Kenilworth
Wm Nelson McClintoon
Charles Charman
Five bandits rob Brooklyn life insurance office
Five men held up Herman Schabsholowitz, manager of Protential Life Insurance Company in Brooklyn, and four girls, stealing 8,200 dollars before fleeing. In Washington, Frederick Sutherland of the Bureau of Internal Revenue was arrested in an inquiry into attempts to sell influence for income tax adjustments.
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New York
Herman Schabsholowitz
Protential Life Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Washington
Frederick Sutherland
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Sutherland
Saenbee
Bandits Shoot Raider After Post Office Robbery
A gun battle near Steubenville between J. B. Doom, Jefferson county agent, and four men suspected in a Glen Rob post office robbery ended with Doom shot in the arm. The bandits abandoned a car between Steubenville and Mingoe Junction and escaped over hills after exchanging about fifty shots. The Glen Rob post office loot included $20 in stamps and merchandise valued at $350. Posse leaders Frank Hankins and Nick Carur pursue the suspects amid hill country efforts.
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Stelbenville
J. B. Doom
Jefferson County
Glen Robin
Here
Doom
Steubenville
Mingoe Junction
Bas
Mingo Junction
Nick Carur
Mingo
Avon Farmer Fined On Animal Carcass Disposal Charge
George Tickard of Avon was fined 50 dollars and costs after a Tuskegee state investigation found he disposed of carcasses without a permit. He faced charges under the law preventing hog carcass burning or cooking to avoid disease spread.
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George Tickard Aton
Fred
Tuske
George Toda
Obia Depisrtoien
Aemenhire
Pickard
Woiham Ro Dassen
Lift Truck Ban Lifted on County Highways Monday
County commissioners report LA Bouaz director of Highways says the 25 percent reduction on maximum permissible load for many marks and water county highways will be removed on Monday March 39th. After that date a ten ton limit including the truck will be permissible.
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Corm
L A Bouaz
Director of
Water County
Marca
Bev Ans brothers captured after Maryland jail escape
In Wilmington Delaware on March 26 authorities captured Luther and Andrew Bevans fugitives who escaped Worcester County Maryland after wounding two guards. The fugitives fled through swamps and molasses like terrain before surprise arrest by state police a few miles from the city.
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Wilmington
Dei
Water supply found for new state hospital near Elyria
A formal report to the legislature will confirm an adequate pure portable water source on the Grafton farm site near Elyria for the proposed 1 million dollar institution for the feeble minded. Preliminary chemist reports show purity and sufficient supply. a bacteriological exam is to be included in the afternoon committee report led by Senator W R Comings. The Welfare Department will use the findings to decide on locating the hospital at that site.
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Columbus
Graftor Farm
Elyria
W. R. Comings
Lorain
Department of Health
Welfare Department
Grafton Farm
Elkdom parade honors Moe Lass in a 1908 initiation event
Nearly 1,000 participants joined the Elkdom celebration as Moe Lass was initiated in an event that included a parade from East Avenue to First Congregational Church. E J Stankard led in distinctive attire as the chief grand marshal, with a dinner following this procession.
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Elka Lodee
Ohio
Broad Street
Middle Avenpee
Corerional
E. J Stankard
Frank Rourke of Batnot Succumbs at Home
Frank Rourke of Batnot passed away at his home on Bath Street after a long illness. He is survived by his wife two sons and three daughters. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 3 o clock from St Agnes church.
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Frank Rourke
Bath Street
St. Agnes Church
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