State Briefs COLUMBUS May 11
State news notes an intensive educational program on international cooperation to be discussed at the Ohio Council of Churches meeting in Columbus June 5-6. Other items mention wage adjustments and regulatory actions affecting labor and judiciary proceedings in various towns.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
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Lima May Weekly Criminal Court Opens
Lima reports the busiest weekly criminal docket of the year with ten defendants before Judge Immait Dackson facing charges including traffic ordinance violations.
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Lima
Immait Dackson
Wire thefts hit town with repeated copper losses
Police report three instances of wire stripped from telephone poles west of Lima followed by earlier similar thefts. The May 31 note cites four prior incidents over the past two months as authorities investigate the pattern and seek suspects.
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Lima
Many Women Take Bitro-Phosphate Claim Benefits
The notice claims many women use Bitro-Phosphate, ordered by physicians, to restore nerves, energy, and youth. It asserts the product feeds nerve and brain cells, builds strength, and delivers safe, inexpensive health support.
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