Ohio Bar Association Mulls Aeronautics Licensing Acts
Columbus Sept 6 Aviation committee of the Ohio State Bar Association drafts two proposed laws for Ohio air travel licensing and aeronautics control. Proposals name the Ohio State Licensing Act and the Ohio State Law for Aeronautics, with administration by the state motor vehicle commissioner and strict penalties for violations. Distinct provisions cover licensing, aircraft safety, airman duties, and jurisdiction over airspace and flight operations. Committee members include Daniel Widdings Darton chair Thomas J. Herbert David S. Ingalls.
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Columbus
Ohio
Aviation Committee
Ohio State Bar
John A. Etd
Cleveland
Bar Association
Aircra
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Teo
Ireraft
Evers
Eppty
Eireraiz
Aed
Daniel Widdings
Darton
Chairen
Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveid
David
Ingalls
Local News Briefs From Cleveland Area
Local items report L. G Henning fined 100 dollars and costs in police court for city finances violation. Arrests include a drunk driving case on West avenue and Oberlin road, and a car theft and damage incident on Broad Street. Other notes list several building permits issued, a generator stolen from a parked car, and a car wheel stolen on Broad Street.
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Max TY
L. G Henning
Riverside
Drive
Cleveland
James A. Hewitt
Henning
Tessiess Griving
Howells
West Avenue
Hoeddine
Oberlin Road
River Road Notices and Family Moves
River Road notices detail Mrs Seeley and family movements from Sept 6. Moved into Sheila recently vacated by Jan, with references to Margaret O Connors and Donald in Michigan. Mr and Mrs Mobier visit relatives in Lodi and Wadsworth. Albert Mertz and Eda Junzeberg visit Avon, and the Toronte area mentions Harmon Sneiden.
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Margaret O'Connother
Donald
Michigan
John Mobier
Lodi
Wadsworth
Albert Mertz
Avon
Eda. Jungeberg
Icria
W_ Junzeberg
Mandar
M Kyns
Bert Smira
Toledo
Porte
Harmon Sneiden Vm
French Price Stabilization Stumbles In Europe
Stabilization efforts fail to curb price declines in Paris and other French markets as second quarter costs rise against a prior period, showing a four percent yearly increase. Tourists from abroad stay frugal, with many only window shopping. Traffic accidents cross the nation claim 16 793 lives since 1826, with a long list of named officials and business figures noted.
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Bregent
Adh
Hevesi Dex Agu
America
United State
Crosnon
Zan Stile
Glen Co. Smith
Cleveland
Charles P. Taft, II
Cincinnati
Milton $C. Boesel
Toledo
Frank Y. Barer
Columbus
S. c. Shiverl
Walters, Wanamaker
Akron
Foyt Kiesack
G.O.P. Funds Pouring In Amid Campaign Money Flurry
Washington reports show the Republican presidential fund drive ahead with a $5,006,900 budget. receipts reach $65,418 by September, expenditures rise, and auto industry leaders plus figures like Eastman and Rockefeller contribute large sums while others give smaller amounts. The party tightens rules to accelerate fundraising, and several notable donors from New York, Chicago, and the South contribute to the national committee.
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Washington
Searce
National Committee
Feild
Byanda
W. C. Duran
Walter Chrysier
Alfred B. Sloze
New York
Georg Eastman
Kodak Pnagitner Peer
Rochester
XN. H
Jeremiah Milbank
Republican Natio Committee
E. F. Hutton
Earne L. Wocéwerad
Mortimer Sebizbenker
Walter H. Aldridge
Charles Harden
New York State
Edson White
Chriszo
Arthur Whitner
Mendnens M
Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck and Co
James
Chicago
Edward W. Bo
Rufus L. Patterson
Joseph Tolbert
South Carolina
Hutelax Reid
Ones Strawn
Cricagre
Dwight Slotan
Charles D. Hines
New Ional
Death of Corporal Patrick Masterson at Columbus jail injury
State Briefs report Corporal Patrick Joseph Masterson, 37, of Columbus, died after an operation to prevent infection from an old injury from when he was escorting a prisoner to the city jail 27 years ago. He served 23 years in the police force. Also noted: Columbus voters will decide in November on a $3,589, etc. bond for a 100 acre municipal airport as eastern terminal of transcontinental Air Transport. Coast Guard rescue in Cleveland after boat trouble. Cleveland traffic deaths and injuries. Marietta curfew is discontinued after protests. Global population estimate and motor vehicle ratio included.
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Columibts
Patrick Joseph Masterson
Columbus
Chi- Zins
Transcontinental Air Transport
Airport Commission
Cleveland
Claude
Gribbie
Coast Guards
Himeolf
Bert Harés
Lydia
Lorain
Avs
Al Smith Early Life and Travel Contrast with Hoover
Governor Al Smith is portrayed as a lifelong New Yorker with limited foreign travel, contrasting with Republican opponent Herbert Hoover who has toured globally. The piece notes Smith's political rise, prior White House conference attendance, and sparse cross state trips beyond New Jersey and San Francisco, while Hoover’s extensive international experiences are highlighted.
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Albaxy
E. Smith
New York City
Ith
White House
Union Station
Burt
Herbert Hoover
Smith
New Jersey
San Francisco
Tom Tageert
Indiana
Chivaro
Maryland
White Way Post Chosen For Street Lighting Plan
Oberlin council selects a 15 foot hollow spam concrete post topped by a Washington type globe for the white way light project. A contract will be with the Ohio Electric Power Co after a town survey and ordinance referendum. Construction could start before bad weather to illuminate Oberlin’s business district. Theaters request Sundays movie showings as a community aid. council reserves decision. BRIEFS report similar local notices and upcoming lodge events and travel updates from residents.
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Oberlin
Alec
Oalo Electric Power Co
Quberlin
Mr. Steele
Cleveland
Steele
Sundarse
Cow hidden in hay stack identified by tail find
Roy Peterson discovered a cow’s tail protruding from a hay stack after a five day search for the missing animal. A tiny dirigible weighing 700 pounds completed successful test flights at Wright Field, capable of carrying a similar load.
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Dunbak, Nedd
Roy Peterson
Wright Field
Baptist Bible Union Meeting Slated for LaGrange
The Lo-Tain County Baptist Bible Union plans its annual gathering in LaGrange with a brief business session at the start of services and officer elections for the new year. Rev L W Beckley of First Baptist Church Ohio will deliver the evening message. A 3 PM prayer meeting is open to all attendees.
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Lo- Tain County
Markets and Prices Across Cities Include Potatoes and Livestock
Readable market notes from Cleveland Columbus Toledo and Minneapolis detail U S No 1 potatoes per cwt various beans cabbage peaches tomatoes and prunes with prices and bag sizes. Livestock receipts in Cleveland and Toledo show steady to active markets for cattle vealers hogs and sheep with price ranges across grades. Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs poultry and grain are listed, alongside Wisconsin Minnesota and Nebraska potato values and futures. The Bermuda government approves a 29 mile island railway project.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Hiei
Poultry—Alive
Steadtire Esipis
United States
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Minnesota
Methodist Bishop Urges Farm Relief Plan At Ohio Conference
Bishop H Lester Smith of Chattanooga urged a solution to farm issues at the Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He praised Coolidge for McNary-Haugen ideas only as incomplete relief and urged the nation to stabilize agricultural prices and production, citing experiences from Idaho and North Dakota. Local laymen held a brief session before joining the meeting.
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Spreadfield
H. Lester Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
Helena
Methodist Church
Mortana
Idaho
North Dakota
Coolidge
Mercury Range Pick-up Adapts For Vacation Needs
A compact note describes needle work suitable for vacations not requiring intricate stitching. It highlights ribbon cases for chemise, lingerie, gloves and accessories, praising dainty, soft satin tones and three cases in charming colors.
Mrs Beard Denies Knowledge of Don Beard Escape
Detroit report says Mrs. William Schumacher denies knowing about her son Clarence Beard’s escape from Lima State hospital. She was located after fellow escapee Thomas McKenna implicated Beard planning to meet his mother in Bryan Ohio. Beard and McKenna overpowered a guard and fled. McKenna was later recaptured near Marion.
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Detroit
Conrestion
Clarence Beard
Cleveland
Lima State Hospital
William Schumacher
Schumacher
Thomas McKenna
Beard
Bryan
McKenna
Marion
Schimache
Suchas
Air derby travelers depart from Rooseve Field in rain
In near Indianapolis Ohio travelers from Rooseve Field head toward Terre Haute and St Louis after dawn. Thirty one entrants remain of the 27 flyers who left. Rain delayed start. Rowland Wichita’s plane first to leave at 7 49. Cessna monoplane driven by Han made a field landing earlier. Weather clues marked the day as the greatest aviation event.
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Indianapolis
Sortox Field
Columbus
Rooseve Field
Vesterd
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Lewis
Kansas
Rowland
Redar
Husband Wants Favorite Employee Sparks Divorce Suit
Mrs Dyer sought divorce from Hubert H Dorer of Akron after he asked her to have one of his pretty girl employees live with them to choose a favorite. Avon judge granted divorce with custody to Mrs Dyer and alimony of 350 dollars plus 160 dollars for the children.
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Hubert H. Dorer
Akron
Marion L
Dyer
Avon
Common Pleas Court
WB. Thompson
Thompson
Real estate transfers in Amherst and Brownhelm townships
Land transfer notices list multiple deeds in Amherst and Brownhelm townships and nearby areas. Transfers include Beatrice Leimbach to Frank Misshka and others in Jot 22, Lot 327, Lot 365 West View Park, and sub lots in Brownhelm. Values range from 1 to 50 dollars with various trustees and companies named.
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Kakes
Lorain
Beatrice Leimbach
Frank Misshka
Amherst
G. EL Hill
Brownhelm Township
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