State PMS New Health Measure in Ohio
Columbus Nov 29 two new health measures to guard public water supply against typhoid are to be asked of the next state legislature by Dr A W Freeman health commissioner One would require bacteriological tests twice weekly in small towns daily in large cities The other would bar use of waters from open streams unless disinfected and stored separately to prevent contamination under the Hughes act the state health commission has long surveyed wells and other sources of water supply warding off much disease according to Freeman.
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Columbus. O
Salon
A W Freeman
Amaler
Rate Health Commission
Freeman
Prisoners Gain Under Indeterminate Sentences in Ohio
Columbus reports 309 more prisoners in the Ohio penitentiary than seven years ago when indeterminate sentence laws began. In 1913 there were 1865 inmates. today about 1365 are serving, with 860 arriving in the last year. Most work at brick, farm, or quarry locations around Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Ifers
Oficiala
Juurion City
London
Ohio
United States
Lone Democrat Faces New Ohio Senate Role With Caution
Columbus November 29 A lone Democrat James A Reynolds believes the party’s narrow margin of thirty six to one will not alarm him though it means a tough task ahead as minority leader and whip Reynolds plans no immediate caucus or patronage moves and says experience shows November decisions seldom solidify by January He notes he has not announced a caucus date and will decide his status later Also James R Hopley Bucyrus aims to keep his record of not introducing any lawmaking bill through the next session.
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Columbus
James A Reynolds
Ohlo Sorate
Reynolds
House
Senate
Elyria Professionals Triumph Over Tafco in Lopsided Win
Elyria Professionals defeated Tafco 70 in Lorain as Art Kuard Ivans forced a fumble at the goal line and scored. The chaotic play saw turnovers, substitutions, and multiple players listed with unclear names as the teams traded drives, with Elyria holding firm through the final period and securing the win.
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Elyria
Lorain
Art Kuard Ivans
Nis
Cheever von Hey
Tate
Fisha
Loran
Weerthy
Sohol
Gove Meerdema
Callaway
Fenherthy
Thamay
Maureth
Cyrarran
Roth
Toluts
RFE Fisher
Pwrirne
Q Jamey
Nichols LucBiheach
WeRoberts
Gove White
Mr Carthy
Bratton
Babcock
Fisher Fisher
Welterweight Title Fight Set in Atlanta Bout
Nov 29 in Atlanta features Yadh Grittan defending the welterweight world title against Jaha Abe. The planned bout aims to showcase Grittan yes against Abe in a high profile city event.
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Atlanta
Jaha Abe
Rosehee Ted Tes
Auditortura
Landis to Attend Giants Opening Game in New York
Judge K. Landis, head of organized baseball, will attend the 1921 season opener as guest of honor for the New York chapter of the baseball writers of America. He is to unveil a memorial tablet honoring Charles Eddie Grant of the Giants, killed in the Arong battle.
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New York
Judge K . Landis
New York Giants
Baseball Writers of America
Charles Eddie Grant
Giants
Lightweight boxers to battle tonight in New York
Navy 29 Johnny Dundee and Wille Jackson meet in a fifteen round lightweight bout here tonight to decide who will challenge Benny Leonard for the lightweight crown. Jackson won by knockout in a previous meeting, but Dundee later defeated Jackapp in subsequent bouts.
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New York
Navy
Johnny Dundee
Wille Jackson
Bowers
Benny Leonard
Jackson
Dundee
Jackapp
Milk Surplus Prompts Call for National Milk Conference
Chicago Nov 29. A big national milk surplus means prices should fall. J W Coverdale, secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation, says a conference of milk producers will seek better marketing and cooperation. Some condensaries refuse to buy milk and producers lack demand, with New York condensaries planning to can and store milk. He links the issue to high sugar prices that raise condensation costs and urges actions to reduce excess supply.
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Chicago
J W Coverdale
American Farm Bureau Federation
F Federation
Aald
Mr. Coverdale
New York State
Monumental Lincoln Road Posts to Mark 1947 Circuit Route
Monumental posts will soon be erected in eighteen counties of Central Twinela to mark the road Abraham Lincoln followed in 1947 while practicing law. The Lincoln Circuit M arking association promotes the project, with monuments on county lines and boulder markers in each county seat where Judge David Davis held court.
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Springfield III
Twinela
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Yicinity
David Davis
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Imeg
Boulder
Davis
Lincoln Circuit
Pet dog rescues mistress in Nov incident
English bulldog likely saved Mrs Dan Lessepes when three masked men knocked at her door and grabbed her by the throat. The dog lunged, the assailants fled, firing on the animal as it pursued them away from the doorway. Mrs Lessepes was severely injured in the attack.
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Alliance
Dan Lessepes
Thay
Mra
Leesepes
American Legion of Ohio backs 1920 Christmas Seal Sale
The American Legion of Ohio pledges united support to the 1920 Christmas Seal Sale, aiming to boost tuberculosis prevention and treatment. It notes high TB deaths, praises wartime lessons on disease fight, and urges better facilities and funding for sanitariums and ongoing care statewide.
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American Legion of Obio
Halion
Ohio
American Legion of Ohio
Electric Exhibit In Wurst Block
An exhibition on electrical development will be held at Wurst Hall, Wurst Block, Monday and Tuesday evenings, November 29 and 30. The program covers lighting for merchandising and industrial problems, with demonstrations of lighting effects and educational content. Attendees include Lorain County Electric Co. staff, contractors, dealers, and manufacturers, plus science enthusiasts. Walter Sturrock of National Lamp Works Cleveland will speak at 7:20 p.m. The event has drawn strong crowds in Toledo and other cities. manufacturers are invited tonight and merchants tomorrow night.
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Wurst Hall
Wurst
Biyrla
Lorain County Electric Comany
Walter Sturrock
National Lamp Works
Cleveland
Toledo
Mansfield
AlManes
Warren
Armenian Girls Reunited With Turkish Wives in Asia Minor
Entente and American relief workers report Armenian girls, once forced into harems and wed to Turks and Arabs, often prefer to stay with their husbands. A educated Armenian woman in Central Turkey chose to remain for her child and to aid Armenians, while the Turkish family welcomed the decision and received gifts from the Americans.
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Samsoun
Asia Minor
Nor
Turkey
Wifs
Tefugeea
Tuckiah
Fay
Americana
Italy Forms Emigration Syndicate To Aid Immigrants
A 3.5 million lira emigration syndicate is formed in Rome to promote Italian emigration, study foreign opportunities, and protect workers abroad. Major banks, steamship firms, and workers groups join, with schools established to teach literacy and trades. Brazil cited as key land but notes capital needs to clear forests.
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Italy
Ond
Ital'an
Catholic Ib
Brazil
Cape Itas
Advocate for a secretary of art in the U.S. cabinet
Joha C Freund of New York, editor of Musical America and leader of the Musical Alliance of the United States, urges the establishment of a secretary of the arts in the president's cabinet. He argues that art and culture merit cabinet status to address widespread declines in quality and investment across music, education, and industry.
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Joha C Freund
New York
Ie Ip
Musical America
Musical Alliance of the
United States
Ohio farm women plan meeting to form union program
A group of leading Ohio women will meet in Columbus on December 17 to craft a suggested program under which farm women of Ohio may become members of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation. The meeting aims to organize and outline steps for enrollment and active participation.
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Columbus
The
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Ohiaas
Columbua
Farm Women of
Mar
Cotton Market Outlook Amid War Time Speculation
A historical note cites 1918 cotton price surges driven by extravagant speculation tied to armistice hopes. It claims Egypt and the United States reduced purchases, easing demand and depressing prices as global expenditures cooled. The piece emphasizes the need to curb speculation to stabilize markets.
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Cairg
Lgypan
United States
Meats groups urge unified action on stockyard regulation
A Washington Met. BO and leaders from the National Consumers’ League and the Women Voters issue a joint statement urging federal action to regulate the meat packing industry as a whole. They oppose divesting the stockyard interests and call on Congress to pass comprehensive legislation when it reconvenes next week.
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Met
Charles A. Lyman
Ntional Board of Gairm
Wplorence Kulley
The
Nations Con‘sumere’ League
Madds Wood Park
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