Roosevelts Plan Defeated By Porto Rico Legislature
Insular Legislature ends session enacting most of Roosevelts reforms but blocks a municipal overhaul. He warned municipalities are desperate and pressed for economy and efficiency while clashes with party machines limited lengthy reform. The session ousted long time political director Antonio R Barcelo amid Coalition and Arizona factions.
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Porto Rico
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
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Gercvetts Arciodae
Bureau of Commerce
New York
Bureau of Labor
Beverley
Judiciary
University
Pan American Union
inter-American University
Department of Education
Antonio R. Barcelo
Coalition
Arizona
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Local social notes from Penfield and Berea region
Sunday activities fill a Penfield Berea area social page with visitors births hospital notes and family calls. Mentions include Ven Valkenburg Hattie Allpless Elyria Myrtie Winkler Franklin Heiser Berea hospital baby girl born May 1 and several local residents visiting or staying with relatives in nearby towns.
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Litchiielvd
P. T. Ven Valkenburg
Penfield
Hattie Allpless
Elyria
Myrtie Winkler
Franklin Heiser
Berea Hospital
Lttt Nickerson
Jay Mantz
Spencer
Harley Keffer
Harunswick
John Fairon
M. St. Jolice
Fairview
C. W W. Canfield
Jlomer Homan
Coddingsale
and Mirer Barth
Wmsten Barth
Join
FBI
Russell Sheppard
Cleveland
Mia Bartos
Stoveland
Bart
HH. Munson
Gon Claire
Wadsworth
Bertha Hammon
Arthur Zacharias
Sunday Guests and Local Happenings Fill Elmwin Home Notes
Sunday dinner guests included Nova and others at Elwin Triudium home with Berea and Hilyria visitors. Community members attend church, school events, and a fish fry raised about 82 dollars in the town hall. Local families host, travel to Medina and Elyria, and Miss Edna White completes nursing course, planning study in Chicago.
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Elwin Triudium
Nova
William Baish
Will Leach
Berea
Thomas Lrage
Hilyria
May Guser
Elyria
Neil Ferrick
Douglas
Cleveland
Amfiss Crtta Hine
J. W. Whitehead
Medina
C. W. Hines
William Bush
Ladies Benevolent Society
L. F. Detrow
Willian Baish
Glen Hagans
Lodi
Knopf
Walter Harpester
Katherine
Wright
Norman
Kane
Kasene
George Zimmerman
Frombaugh
Town Hall
Frank Bachtell
J. A. Bachtell
Arthur Weaver
A.C. Barth
George Yost
Eaton
Juveilie Froint
Chippwa Lake
Hanzel
Gretel
Soys
Willis Hines
Wellington
George Marsh
Detroit
Bart
Cleveleana Clomre Priday
Rob Yachartas
Viettor
Seipeltz
Cleeland
Wilbur Groman
Gertrude Tindtricks
Mallet Creek
Norman Aarmuth
Mitcnell
Ridgeville
Floyd
Floyd 4Uacarias of Crrafton
Zacharias
Perry Preston
Arlington
Gromans
Don
Pied Barton
Elsie
John Radie
Bridge
Cl MM. Turner
Court Raser
Aaron Meyers
North Olmsted
Gay Sandford
Ida Allan
Claire Canfiell
Grandzron
Richmond
Kentucky
Myrna
Gearhart
Burbank
Chet Crow
Loren
Doris Folger
Akron
Tarte
Stow
Pearl Rice
Elyeta
Congregational Church
Christian
Liks
Norman Ausmuth
Frank Stephan
Parke Thompson
Supt
Detrow
F. J. Zacharias
Roy
Rose Sabin
Leomer Marsh
Elsha
Alfred Allan
Florida
Ohio
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Detrov
Scott
Esther Frombaugh
Medina County
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Esther Frompaugh
Elmer Bradley
Betty Flanery
Norris Leach
Derrill Rounds
Alvin Round
Burton Dague
Keney
D. T. Liosd
Frances
France
Buelether Wal
Liords
Paris
Flettrick
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Olson
Louis Ausmuth
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Tiffin
Arthur MecQuate
State briefs from Ohio cover landlord liens and heat suit
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled a city may collect water bills from a landlord if a tenant leaves unpaid and may levy against landlord property. Bucyrus sued over a $530 bill tied to a former tenant’s nonpayment. The court also refused to review a Cincinnati heat adequacy case, letting stand lower rulings rescinding a lease and related damages. It also declined to dismiss a $100,000 injury suit against Great Lakes Stages, Inc. by Helen Busehman.
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Columbu
O. Afay
Ohio Supreme Court
Bucyrus
R. V. Sears
Columbus
Tor
Cincinnati
Snodgrass
William I. Elmer
Elmer
Supreme Court
Helen Louise Busehman
Great Lakes Stages, Inc
Safe Dependable Feminine Hygiene Product Ad
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Bus Crashes Lead to Disabilities and Appeal Denied
In Mentor Lake County on January 15 1928 a bus collision left Miss Buschman a student at Lake Erie College unconscious for months with claimed permanent disabilities. Ohio Supreme Court upholds property rights in Perry County case dismissing Pennsylvania Railroad cross petition for general switching. Demurrer to Maria Huysman estate claim sustained. son John Huysman previously sought permanent possession via a 20 year proprietorship.
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Mentor
Lake County
Lake County Court of Appeals
Court of Common Pleas
Buschman
Lake Erie College
Great Lakes
Columbus
Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Company
Perry County
Ohio Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad
Supreme Court
Muskingum County
Pottery Company
Transportation Agency
Putnam County
Maria Huysman
Cornelius Huysman
John Huysman
Holiness League appears at Ohio State University
A new group at Ohio State University named the Holiness League opposes evolution dancing and tobacco use by students. It aims to persuade students to quit smoking and disapproves of close partner dancing while not condemning solo dancing.
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Holiness Campus Society
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Holiness League
Buffalos Use Police Ambulances With Stretchers
Police Commissioner Austin J. Roche directs officers to place in stretchers the drunks arrested, rather than drag them. Buffalo now operates twelve police ambulances with stretchers and high upholstered seats for transporting intoxicated individuals.
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Buffalo
N. Y.U.P
Austin J. Roche
Jungle forests of Malaya host vast arboreal diversity
Malaya’s jungle forests boast more than 2,500 known tree varieties. The dense canopy supports a rich arboreal ecosystem with numerous species cataloged by researchers.
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Malaya
Bootlegging student vows study funds mission work
Floyd Metcalfe, 24, told U S Justice Adler he bootlegged to pay for education and to become a foreign missionary. He was fined $59. In Cheatsey England George Cawley, a tree feller, escaped a motor lorry crash after surviving a fall from a 70 foot tree, an explosion, and a wrecked truck fire.
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Buffalo
Floyd Metcalfe
United States
Simon L. Adler
Cheatsey
England
George Cawley
Minjgormed
END-O-CORN Promises Quick Corn Removal Warning
An old ad promotes END-O-CORN claiming to remove corns and callouses with a druggist sale. It touts tests cited as 60,000 corn removals and a safety claim, urging purchase now at local druggists.
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Tost
Pheasant killed by car shatters windshield in Utah
Max Stewart struck a pheasant out of season. the bird shattered the windshield as he drove. He was badly cut on the face and arms by flying glass, though he claimed he was not tired. The incident occurred while Stewart was traveling along a Utah road.
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Provo
Utah
Max Stewart
Stewart
Wild sheep thrive in German mountains
Wild sheep released in the Giant Mountains have multiplied and proven hardy. Plans now call for introducing more of these animals in other German mountain ranges. Forest officials report not a single sheep died during the severe 1928 29 winter in the district.
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Breslau
Would Bar Gasoline Salt Lake City
A potential ban on gasoline use by Salt Lake City housewives and cleaning establishments is being considered, with possible restrictions on domestic and commercial applications amid early discussions and safety concerns. The proposal raises questions about enforcement and impact on daily operations.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Gasoline fumes blamed for fatal interior explosion and fire
A deadly blast and blaze inside a residence were caused by gas line fumes seeping through the building. Investigators report a dangerous buildup led to the fatal outcome and subsequent cleanup concerns.
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