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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
2
President and Mrs. Coolidge may spend the summer in New England though no definite plan has been decided. The report appears amid a roundup of world events from Washington and across the globe detailing legislative actions and international developments.
Ohio's budget debate centers on a projected 65.0 million dollar appropriation over two years, with total available funds near 76.0 million including supplemental bills and highway funds. The finance committee trims the highway department to 8.4 million, funds for universities and penal institutions rise, and new building projects are set for Ohio State and partner universities.
Leroy Crandall nine of East Conneaut saved his younger sister Viola six and twins Lloyd and Floyd from a kitchen fire after his mother left him in charge. He pulled down clothing on fire, threw water on the blaze, and escorted the children to safety amid the house blaze.
The U S Bureau of Labor reports over 30 000 Ohio women employed in industry with an average weekly wage of 13 80. Factories making men's shirts and coats pay the best about 19 60 while cordage and candy plants pay lowest with many earning under 10 weekly. Ohio ranks fifth in women gainful employment. survey covers 302 establishments in 44 cities.
A proposed spring conference of Democrats from all states aims to strengthen the party and set clear principles. Franklin D Roosevelt and Senator Thomas Walsh exchange letters advocating a machinery to fund educational work and distinguish core ideals from local issues.
John Sidler 17 perished trying to rescue his 12 year old brother Frank as fire engulfed their Rochester Pennsylvania home. Locked in each other’s arms the boys burned to death while parents Mr and Mrs Matthew Sidler saved three other children by leaping from a second story window. John had reached the street safely when he realized Frank was missing and ran back into the flames before the floor collapsed.
Seattle male students adopted a one-garter style this winter but co-eds opposed it strongly. A compromise emerged with silk socks and garters at dances. Campus leaders argued garters hinder circulation and cost, suggesting the elimination saves money for education.
Earl Sande, America's premier jockey, who had threatened retirement after a bad Saratoga fall last summer, plans to return to racing this year at New York tracks.
Chief Collins signs orders suspending Lieutenant and ten officers at Shef Field Avenue Station after federal charges state they turned their jail cellroom into a saloon selling beer seized from bootleggers. Reported sales totaled about 700 pints of Canadian ale to visiting friends.
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