Ohio's Ailing General Assembly Faces Gerrymander Fight
May 29 Columbus reports the first Ohio General Assembly failed to adjourn and remains mired in a dispute over a proposed state gerrymander. Critics accuse Governor Willis of partisan patronage and illegal board substitutions, while Republican leader G. W. Shaw blasts Willis for betraying liquor and temperance factions and seeking campaign funds.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio
G. W. Shaw
Cleveland
Willis
Sagar. Shaw
Shaw
Wills
Dimon
Personal Liberty League
Women's Relief Corps Protest Over State Memorial Funding
From Columbus May 25 members of the Women's Relief Corps debate whether $20,000 for a peace memorial in Lookout Mountain should be funded in the state budget. They question economy and justice as nineteen Republican senators caucus to strip the appropriation while praising the grand old party.
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Sandusky
Relief Corps of
Chin
Werhesdare
Republican State Journal
Tiestran
Women's Relief Corpu
Lookout Mountain
House
Senate
Repubean
Caucis
Grand Old Party
Women’s Relief Corps
Reorganization Planned for Morrow County Bank After Losses
The Morrow County National Bank faces reorganization after about 50 000 in losses from cashier Harry McMillin's illegal maneuvers. Directors seek exit doors, with R B Howard favored to replace McMillin. Total losses across bank and loan association may reach 75 000, though some assets will offset this. Building and Loan prohibits new funds for 60 days.
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Morrow County National Bank
Ilegal
Harry McMillin
The
Galion Inquirer
Bank and Loan Association
McMillin
Alumni Reunion Echoes at Centerburg Methodist Church
One hundred twenty nine Centerburg alumni gathered in the church basement for a memorable alumni reunion with toasts and a two course lunch. Kenyon tennis players Allen Sapp and J Atlee Schafer defeated Ohio Wesleyan rivals in Delaware, taking both singles and doubles.
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Centerburg
Methodist Church
Kenyon
Allen Sapp
This City
J. Atlee Schafer
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Prosperity After War, Garry Predicts U S Rise
New York May 24 Garry Chaleman of the American Iron and Steel Ineticite and head of the Atel Corporation told the annual meeting of the Inativite that after the war the world will see persistent efforts to win the race for supremacy. He urged disinterested statesmanship and business loyalty as nations rebuild with a new basis for wealth and power. He forecast arbitration replacing protracted armed conflict and said the United States could lead finance, commerce, and industry if resources are conserved and cooperation with government and business succeeds.
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New York
Wibert
Gary Chaleman
Goltet Slaves Atel Corporation
American Iron & Steel Ineticite
Inativite
United States
Gary
van of Nations
Europe
Two Draft Horses Killed by Lightning Near Lock Centerbury
Two valuable draft horses were found dead in a field near Lock Centerbury this morning after a lightning strike. The owner, Epheiam Débolt, reports this brings his total lightning fatalities to three horses in the past year. Miss Alice Pickard has returned from a visit with relatives in Howard.
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Here
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Alice Pickard
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Howard
Banquet for Society Hosts 1.0.7 M. Apleases Members
Mrs Clyde McKay entertained members of the Red aide of the contest at her home Friday evening with a three course luncheon. The gathering featured games and music and all reported a very enjoyable time.
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Clyde McKay
Red
Linna Jacobs
East Burgess Street
Georgia Blocher
Horis Wootton
Ruth Ackerman
Irene Braddock
Elizabeth Brock
Coreta Wright
Mae Schaefer
Helen Stump
Ulia Branyan
Carol Hadley
Phillipine Matthews
Messrs
Gilbert Schafer
Robert Simpson
William
Two Deaths Cloud Gambier Community
Grace McKenzie aged several years died at home after a four day illness of brain fever. Survived by Mr and Mrs Harvey McKenzie a brother and two sisters. Funeral at their Gambier home with Rev Holy Miller officiating and burial at Mound View cemetery. Jane C Hunt of 206 Coshocton Avenue died after a post appendectomy collapse. She had been with Knox County Savings Bank eleven years and was 28. Funeral at St Vincent de Paul church and burial at Calvary cemetery.
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Grace McKenzie
Grace
Harvey McKenzie
Gambier
Charles
Gertrude
Martha
Holy Miller
Mound View
Jane C. Hunt
Coshocton Avenue
Jennie Jones
Miss Hunt
R. Ella Hunt
Mra
Pauline Hunt
First National Bank
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Tery
Wooster
Kenyon
Gambler
E. B. Brokaw
Centerbury
H. B. Pursel
East Front Street
Evaline Louise
Roberta Pursel
Knox County Commission
Bangs
Licking County
Golden Gossip Club
Lick
Mere Ethel Crow
Charles West
Olio Wesleyan University
G. P. West
Lucknow
India
Mortimer
Lytle
Columbus
Columbus School
Baker
Famly
North Gay Street
Manstrell
Jewie Wetherbolt
Ohio State
Gallipolis
Man Suffering After Pittsburgh Plate Glass Accident
John Rocklamalian of Wes treated at M. and S. hospital after a Friday evening incident at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. A broken chain and falling machinery broke a blood vessel in his right leg eight inches long, with severe leg and arm bruising and facial skin scraped. Dr. S. B. Deeley performed surgery and the patient was moved to the hospital.
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Pittsburgh Uinte Glass Co
Kocklamalias
B. Deeley
the & 8 Hospital
Child Labor Report Highlights Decrease in Young Workers
National conference in San Francisco reports a drop in 14 to 18 year olds in gainful work, with declines of 18 percent for boys and 18.5 percent for girls. Government figures show increased use of children in culture, but health risks cited. states tighten child labor laws and supporters seek stronger legislation and enforcement.
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San Pranvco
Cal
Sationil
Probe into Langley campaign contributions to be opened
Cincinnati May 2 The U S Civil Service Commission will begin today or Monday a formal probe into charges that Kentucky Congressman J W Langley sought campaign contributions from the National Association of Storekeepers Gungers and Storekeeper Gungers The inquiry will also cover allegations of discrimination by revenue collectors in Kentucky and other states Langley denies the charges Meantime Wooster beat Kenyon 7 to 4 in baseball and local social and civic notices follow from Centerbury and Licking counties with various visits and meetings noted
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Cincinnati
U. S. Civil Service Commission
J. W. Langley
Kentucky
Senate
National Association of Storekeepers
John F. Doyle
Commission
National Municipal League
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissioners
Willbeem
Doyle
Luxington
Owensboro
Eea
Langley
Reconstruction Plans at Local High School
The school outlines reconstruction of courses at the high school aimed at expanded study and civic education. The Civics Class will picnic at Camp Sychar. the Forum ends with a seniors issue featuring the graduating class. Student activities include a Junior-Senior picnic and various student gatherings.
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Fitters
Guy
Ernkene
Atady
Lileh School
Urthermore
Feonder
Camp Sychar
Porum
Hiawatha Park
Unis
Enviable mascot honors and ancient gem lore pieces
A long mixture of anecdotes covers Babe Chiefs as mascot for the New York Americans, reflections on diamond history, stories of a family dinner joke, a ribbon game, and parenting tips stressing regular daily routines for children.
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Beryl Zemer
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Lima
Palmer Barnard
Page Strang
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