Marshall Urges Big Vote in Election Drive
Columbus leaders back Chief Justice T. Marshall's call to boost turnout for November 3. He notes historic lows in participation and warns organized minorities can steer policy when voter turnout is low. The Inter-Club Council backs the effort, stressing civic duty and informed voting.
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Columbus
T. Marshall
Ohio Supreme Court
Inter-Club Council of Columbus
Councill
Frank H. Ward
Public Sale Notice at Dalton Ohio on October 31 1925
The undersigned Mrs Minnie M Culler offers at public sale at her residence on Schultz Avenue Dalton Ohio on Saturday October 31 1925 starting 12 30 p m items include beds springs mattresses pillows heating stove cook stove oil stove tables chairs dresser carpet rugs and kitchen ware Also auctioneered by J R Taylor terms announced sale day.
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Schultz Avenue
Dalton
Ohio
J. R. Taylor
Minnie M. Culler
Private Farm For Sale In Dalton Ohio Details
Property offers 47 acres with a new bank barn and tiled land. The 8 room house includes water in kitchen bath basement and furnace. Cattle horses chickens listed with tuberculin tested cows. Sale ends before Nov 1 or property rents. J M GROFF Rt 1 Dalton O.
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J. M. Groff
Rt. 1
Dalton
Public sale at residence in Massillon Ohio October 31 1925
The undersigned will sell at public sale at her residence on West Tremont Street extension in Massillon Ohio Saturday October 31 1925 starting at 1 pm. Items include dining room and kitchen furniture, sewing machine, stoves, washing machines, carpets, pictures, beds, bookcases, and more. Auctioneer Mary C Culler.
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West Tremont Street
Millersburg Road
Massillon
Ohio
Morris
Davenport
John Brenner
Mary*c
Sugar Creek Township School District Election Notice 1925
Notice of Election to levy additional taxes for school purposes for five years at up to two mills. Election held Tuesday November 3, 1925. Polling places open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Ernest F. Scott, Clerk. Wayne County, Ohio.
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Sugar Creek Township
Notice of School Election in Sugar Creek Township
Electors of Sugar Creek Township Wayne county Ohio are notified an election will be held Tuesday November 3 1925 from 630 AM to 630 PM Eastern Standard Time at designated township voting places to choose three members of the Board of Education for a four year term Precinct 1 Boone's school house Dist 9 Precinct 2 and Dalton town hall Dalton Ohio Clerk Ernest F Scott notes date October 20 1925
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Sugar Creek Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Board of Education
Boone’s School House
Dist
Dalton
Town Hall
Ernest F. Scott
Village Election Notice for Dalton Ohio 1925
The notice informs Dalton Ohio qualified electors of a village election on November 3, 1925 from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST. Officers to be chosen include one mayor two year term one clerk two year term six councilmen two year terms three board of trustees of public affairs two year terms one treasurer two year term one warden two year term. Signed J C Hunsicker mayor on October 16, 1925.
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Board OF Trustees OF Public Affairs
Warshal
Pe Yillaze
Dalton
J.C. Hunsicker
Notice of Township Election in Sugarcreek Township
Notice directs Electors of Sugarcreek Township Wayne County Ohio to assemble at Boone school house sub-district No 9 precinct 1 Dalton precinct 2 and 3 on November 3 1925 from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m EST to choose three trustees one clerk treasurer two constables and one justice of the peace Attest P Baramer Trustees Eckard E F Scott Clerk of said township
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Carl W. Lawrence
Sugar Creek Township
Wayne County
Ohio
Sugarcreek Township
Boone School House
Dalton
P Bar Amer
Trustees of
Eckard
Said Township
E. F Scott
Ohio amendment proposal for debt limits approved in 1925
The text records a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment to Section VIII.13 limiting municipal debt for operating expenses and short term projects, with exceptions for emergency costs and final judgments. It details maturities, processing by law, ballot submission, and effective date of January 1, 1926, adopted March 27, 1925.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Ohio Proposes Broad Constitutional Revisions for 1925 Ballot
The Ohio General Assembly submits multiple amendments including uniform taxation on real estate and tangible property, exemption rules, and changes to terms of office. Proposals cover Article III X, XVII, VIII and X, with a 1925 election timing and effective dates outlined, certified by Secretary of State Thad H. Brown.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
World War Compensation Fund
Ona
Thadh, Brown
Etary
State of Ohio
Secretary of State
86Th General Assembly
Offo
Columbus
New Tax Proposal Cuts Rates and Credits
Secretary Molson proposes changes to income tax with three lower rates and removal of the 25 percent credit. The plan lowers present rates from 2, 4 and 6 percent to 1, 3 and 5 percent, affecting net income of 2000 dollars and altering tax calculations.
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Molson
Mellon tax plan spurs house committee 1926 bill talks
Washington. Secretary Mellon's tax reduction proposals prompt the House Ways and Means Committee to begin drafting a 1926 tax bill. Republicans favor larger cuts than Democrats, with a baseline reduction range from 260 to 800 million dollars and multiple rate and exemption changes across income, estates, and excise taxes.
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Washington
Mellon
House
Whys and Means
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Mitchell Court Martial Ordered by President
Col William Mitchell faces a public court-martial in Washington on October 28 for alleged treasonable conduct toward War and Navy department officials in air defense matters. Maj Gen Charles P Summerall will head the court, with Summerall commanding at Governors Island, New York.
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Washington
War Department
Col
William Mitchell
Hhgh
Navy Department
Dwight F. Davis
Charles P. Summerall
Governor's Island
N, Y
Robinson Named U S Senator to Fill Ralston Seat
Indianapolis attorney Arthur R. Robinson was appointed by Gov. Jackson to serve as United States senator from Indiana to succeed the late Samuel M. Ralston. He will fill the term until the November 1926 election, with the remainder to expire March 8, 1929. Robinson is a Republican, a World War I veteran rising to major, married with two sons and a daughter.
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Indianapolis
Arthur RK
Robinson
United States
Indlane
Samuel M. Ralston
F. Jacksono
Ralatan
Ar. Robinson
North Dakota to Have One Senator Next Session
One North Dakota Senator Bismarck N D Gov A Sortie announced he will not appoint a successor to H F Ladd, leaving the state with a single senator in the upcoming session.
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Bismarck
N. D
A. Sortie
H. F. Ladd
North Dakota
Pilgrims Pack St Peter’s for Pope Pius Mass
About 60 000 pilgrims attended a mass led by Pope Pius in St Peter's. Large American presence filled the congregation as the Holy Year observance drew worshippers from many places.
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Pope Roue
Pope Pius
St I Peter's
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