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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1926
Page
2
National forest grazing policy has aimed to define use by legislation rather than administrative rules. About 31,000 livestock owners use 1.8 million cattle and 6.5 million sheep across 11 Western states, with significant economic roles in ranch and settler development through national forest grazing resources and private land holdings.
The piece notes nationwide shifts in traffic regulation toward simpler, more systematic rules. It argues visiting motorists face unfair blame for rapid experimental changes and calls for universal, clear standards to avoid misunderstandings.
A speaker rejects the idea of a river versus rail battle noting rivers like the Monongahela move 25 million tons yearly with two thirds capacity locks and coexisting rail lines. He argues Mississippi Missouri Ohio commerce will mirror this and stresses cooperation with railroads as essential to an ideal unified transportation system.
The piece argues the Senate was created to check rash measures and protect minority interests. It warns that cloture by temporary majorities would destroy deliberation and degrade the Senate to a mere appendage of the House, reversing constitutional design.
Speech argues for separating the militia bureau from the general staff control. It favors an assistant secretary to manage National Guard affairs under separate appropriations. It claims current staff overreaches on admin duties and urges a distinct budget to boost defense efficiency.
New Smyrna Florida dispatch reports Durant Motor Co head W C Durant injured when Oversea Limited Train No 86 rear ended Train No 89 ten miles south of Titusville. Durant and party were placed on a private car for a fast run to New York. three killed and about a dozen injured overall. Durant, a doctor, trained nurse, and Mrs Durant were aboard the Patriot when the car was smashed. engine crew and stewards killed.
In Ely Minnesota an airplane carried a doctor and medicine to Esther Powell a Chippewa girl after Indian runners spent two days trekking through snow to summon aid. The rapid air救flight, despite bitter cold, delivered help in little more than an hour, underscoring swift relief from a remote Chippewa Camp.
Post office officials say six hundred New York horse race tipsters have been barred from the mails in a Washington ordered campaign to disrupt their business. Inspector Clarkhan reports hundreds of pounds of mail seized and 600 tipsters questioned as the drive moves to southern and western cities.
Columbus prepares for an extra session of the General Assembly at 9 a m on January 15 led by Lieut. Gov. Charles H. Lewis Speaker Pro Tem Robert A. Taft and Senator Joseph R. Gardner. The focus will be emergency tax bills aimed at Allen and Belmont counties and about fifty four other counties and several school districts facing severe funding shortfalls. Without new funds, operating costs for schools and local government could halt, a unprecedented risk beyond schools.
Fire destroyed barns on Albert Geralds farm near Peastown due to undetermined causes. The Ohio State Builders Exchanges plan January 12 and 18 meetings in Springfield with officer elections. Mary Winings of Germania celebrated her 90th birthday with a playful bob. Thelma Smith, 5, saved twelve people from a fire in a boarding house. Judge Killits notes rising prohibition cases after arraignments in Toledo. Two men found dead from monoxide gas in Niles. Prof Joseph S Myers elected president of journalism schools association. Ohio’s 1926 federal road aid totals 2,777,030 with 1,756,839 unspent. Mrs Ellen M Goldenbogen becomes Lakewood president. Bernice Pike leads Lakewood board. Two men die from poisonous gas in Akron sewer. $1 million addition to Toledo Museum of Art opened. Dabney Horton fined 800 for liquor offenses. National Dairy Co of Toledo merges into United Milk Products Corp. Howard Bratton, publisher of Faribault Daily News, born in Xenia. Charles Hess robbed in Gypsum garage of 2900 cash and 3500 in checks.
A list of crossword clues with numbers and hints covering various word parts and definitions ends with note that the solution will appear in the next issue. The reader is invited to solve across and down clues spanning topics from verbs to anatomy and geography.
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