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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio

24 Dec 1919

Page 7

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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1919

Page

7

Ohio House defeats income tax bill in first vote

Ohio lawmakers report a 59 to 38 defeat for the state's income tax bill, four votes shy of the 63 needed. Northern Ohio Traction says no line extensions will occur without fare increases. The townwide news notes several accidents, crimes, and local developments across Ohio, including drownings, fires, shootings, and school actions.

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Ohio House of Representatives Northern Ohio Traction Ohio a@eate reformatory Mansfield Lorain Nick Todoroff Emanko Evanoff Marion Ting Danbury Danville James Gildea Columbus Scioto Bowling Green Mary Duffey Cincinnati Werner Vogenitz Ada United States Naval Academy Annapolis B. D. Sutton Methodist Protestant Church Urbana Lancaster Clive R. Heacock Lisbon Ciro Saulino Youngstown Barker Harry Sternberg Patrick Ketert Cleveland Andrew Painesville Ernest Grey Willoughby Thornton BE. Palmer East St. Louis van Wert Alicia Messorell Amherst Lillian Alexander Conneaut Harvey Blanton Washington D. H William Rosemberry Dover May William Cotterman Rosemberry Ben Martin W. W. Finnock Hamilton James Naylor Clear Creek Valley Naylor Isaac G. Smith New Lexington Middletown Dixie Highway Excello George Bowlander Port Clinton Anthony Hebbart Wood County Bow Bowlander Bertha Wolpa Akron Board of Education Ashtabula Gas Company Ohio Hotel Association Sandusky Lake Erie George Ewing State Civil Service Commission Ohio Senate Senate Randolph Walton Waverly Stritmattre Grain and Milling Company L. A. Pullman Ashtabula Pullman Agnes Wilkinse Saybrook Patrick Robert Ernest Gray John Swigert Sugar Grove Newark Bird Upter Rockbridge Tony Elardo Mary de Francisco Fremont Gus Papas Canton Youngstown Council Mahoning River Jacob Turi Allen County Ohio Supreme Court Legislative Taxation Committee Steve Andrews John Zneskyi R. C. Eldred Orwell Banking Company Orwell Pittsburgh Anti-Saloon League Franklin County Albert Civas Bellaire Divas John Henderson Samuel Dustin Fitton, Sr First National Bank of Hamilton William Cooper Procter Leonard Wood National Campaign Committee Marcelli Heber Pop” Heber Robert L. Sheldon Shelton John Biggert Fred Kohn Carnegie Steel Company Warren Board of Education
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Revival of Polo on Pacific Coast Signals Winter Return

Polo, nearly vanished during the war, is set for a California revival this winter and spring as former players return from service. Coronado and Del Monte will host major tournaments from February to April, with the Pacific Coast All-American trophy renewed at Coronado for the first time since 1917.

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California West Coronado del Monte United States Canada
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Eddie McGoorty Netting Big Wages in England Boxing

Boxing is the sport dominating England crowds as Eddie McGoorty returns with a sizable haul. Promoters and fighters claim large purses with ring side seats at London shows priced up to 50 dollars, while distant viewers pay equivalent of five dollars or more for a look at the action. The piece notes high prices for dense interest in the sport and contrasts with American audiences.

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England Eddie McGoorty States London Pat Moore Jimmy Wilde
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Orioles to Train in South for 1920 Season

Jack Dunn trained his Orioles at home last spring and claimed the pennant in the International League race, but he will not conduct more home training. He now seeks a sunny Southland location for spring work.

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Jack Dunn Orioles Southland
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Colleges Race by Air in Cross Country Trip

Aerial racing as a sport is under consideration at Harvard Yale and Columbia universities. The Aerial club at Columbia is circulating invitations to other colleges to join. A three cornered cross country airplane race among Columbia Harvard and Yale is planned for next spring modeled after the New York to Toronto flight.

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Harvard Yale Columbia
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Regional chess league forms in Cleveland

Cleveland chess enthusiasts organize a league as sports and hobby scene expands. The item notes various sports figures and events from baseball, football, and boxing, including Ruth touring plans and Major League rules moves, reflecting a broad athletic tapestry.

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Colt Brings $50,000 at Newmarket October Sales

Galroy a two year old colt by Royal Realm out of Gallinate by Gallinale out of Serenata by Chavening sold for 50000 at the October Newmarket sales. One of the highest prices paid for a youngster in England with other large prices noted at the sale.

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Galroy Royal Realm Gallinate Gallinale Serenata Chavening Newmarket England
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Standard Ball Idea Stirs Golf Players

Discussion at St Andrews shows no definite action on standardizing golf balls. Proposed rule to adopt a heavier ball would roll out after the season, but authorities in Canada and the United States doubt adoption. Critics warn such a change could be retrograde and ignored abroad.

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Royal and Ancient Club of St. Andrews Rules of Golf Committee Joe Davis Chicago Tribune United States Golf Association Royal and Ancient Club Great Britain Canada States
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Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Amid Kidney Ailments

An advertisement warns that kidney and urinary ailments stem from poisons buildup and urges immediate treatment. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a proven remedy, claiming they purge poisons, heal inflamed tissues, and restore kidney, liver, and bladder health.

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Major Toledo bout sparks promoter doubt on receipts

A New York sportsman connected with the Dempsey Willard fight claims gate receipts may reach 410 000 but asserts no profit was made after arena costs and boxer payouts. He questions the Toledo boxing commission's 30 000 share as an illusion after expenses.

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New York Toledo Tex Rickard Toledo Boxing Commission
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Landscape Spoilers and Social Quips Reflect Borough Life

Mr Growcher notes the same people act as street repair machinery and find relief in leaving when work ends. The piece wryly links grass widows to hayseed bachelors, and observes that homely women often run the most homelike homes in the community.

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Woman Works 15 Hours a Day in Peru Indiana

Mrs Anna of Peru Indiana recounts severe backache and dragging pains that kept her from standing. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength allowing her to work a factory shift after daily housework. She urges other women with similar ailments to try the remedy.

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Peru Ind Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Anna West 10Th St
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Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief

Advert says Sloan's Liniment eases rheumatic twinges sciatic pains lumbago neuritis and joint strains with fast relief and cleanliness. Available in 35c 70c and 140 price points.

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