White vetoes barber license bill in Ohio
Columbus May 2 Governor White vetoed the Ackerman Barbers License Bill that would set up a state board to license and regulate barbers. He also vetoed the Hyre Bill on instrumental music in schools and Schweller bill on pay for village education board members, bringing his total veto count to 19. The governor cited existing health regulations as sufficient to cover barber shop health standards.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ackerman
White
Joseph Ackerman
Cleveland
Senate
House
Gas Escape Fatal to Dayton Couple in Kitchen Tragedy
An elderly Dayton couple Otto R. Wilke 79 and Pauline Wilke died of gas asphyxiation in their kitchen while preparing supper. Discovered by their son Otto Wilke Jr and his wife who found them seated with meals on the stove.
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Pauline
Wilke
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Dance draw at St Theresa hall in Sheffield
About one hundred people attended the Community club dance at St. Theresa's hall on Wednesday evening in Sheffield. The orchestra under Frank Chambers provided music for round and square dances until midnight with refreshments afterward. Earlier, the Highland boys baseball team defeated the Brookside boys 9 to 3 at the Brookside diamond.
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St. Theresa’s Hall
Community Club
Frank Chambers
Highland Boys
Brookside Boys
Brookside Diamond
Dinner Honoring George Chambers Birthday
Mr and Mrs H C Chambers hosted a six o clock dinner on Wednesday for their son George’s birthday. Guests included the Cham bers family, Taft family, Perc y Chambers, the Carricks, the Haynes family, Frank and George Chambers and their sister Marian, with 19 place settings. A crowd later viewed a Ford plane forced down near Lake Avenue and activities at Brookside school are noted.
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Herbert Chambers
Willard Taft
Percy Chambers
Howard
Neva Carrick
Archie Haynes
Clyde
Robert
Frank
Marian
Dellefield Farm
Lake Avenue
Frank Chambers
Emily Linehouse
Walter
Amherst
Wallderker
Brookside School
Osbun
Crows
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Bobby
Afr
H. (. Chambers
Spectacular Air Thriller To Open At Dreamland Tomorrow
The lavish Howard Hughes production Hell's Angels opens at Dreamland tomorrow. Costing 4 million and three years in the making, the film sets records for extravagance with aviation and Zeppelin scenes. Stars include Ben Lyon James Hall Jean Harlow and John Darrow with over 20 000 extras used in mob locales.
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James Hall
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John Darrow
Lucien Prival
Jane Winton
Evelyn Hall
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Frste Aen Lena Malena
Wyakk Self
Reill
Angels
Meio
New Chaplin Film at Capitol Sunday
The gigantic creation of the motion picture world arrives at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow with the showing of City Lights. Chaplin's latest feature is billed as a major event for film fans in the city and will be shown all day.
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Capitol Sunday
Motion Picture World
Capitol Theatre
Station WPA Radio Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of a station WTAM program page listing music eras and show times. Notes mention orchestras such as Manny Landers and the Hyoimes program, with slots from 3:00 to after midnight and various features like weather, sports, and current events scheduling.
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Whuyeckle Hour
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Women who killed asylum watchman held in custody
Two women from Lima State Hospital are in custody after the strangling of Louis Kiehl, 48, a night watchman. Samuel Nelson, 19, Cleveland, fled, was captured near the hospital after escaping through a high window. Nelson and John Powell, 4, of Columbus, killed Kiehl in a wash room while trying to steal his keys. Powell was later stopped by guards attempting to leave the hospital.
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Alleged Cleveland racketeer shot in street attack
Mike Montana, 34, an alleged racketeer, was shot and wounded early today while fleeing two men in front of his apartment building. Doctors said he had little chance of survival. A notorious underworld figure, long an enemy of Montana, was arrested an hour later.
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Cleveland
Mike iJack Montana
Pivstetans
Montana
Inmate Slaying Reported at Lima Hospital
Guards summoned by patients on the second floor found two inmates involved in a fatal disturbance. Both men had prior Mansfield Reformatory terms and were moved to Lima hospital for treatment. The ward was built for 35 but held 40 patients at the time of the incident.
Two Women Questioned After East Side Assault Attempt
Police said an attempted assassination arose from a personal feud or a dispute over East Side vice resorts. The suspect has a fresh knife wound from a prior fight with Montana over a woman in Cary. Montana, with a police record, previously served a Michigan prison sentence for larceny.
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Montana
Cary
Michigan State
Brass Stolen From Shanty, 1000 Pounds Taken
Detective Wibber of the New York Central Railroad reports 1000 pounds of brass stolen from a repair shanty last night. The incident appears to be a theft from a railroad facility and is under investigation.
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Wibber
New York Central Railroad
Bicycle Stolen From High School Report
Frank Prechazka reports a bicycle was stolen from the high school yesterday on 17th street. Police advised residents to secure bikes and monitor suspicious activity near school grounds.
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Frank Prechazka
17Th Street
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