Ohio Supreme Court Decisions Weaken Failure to Provide Law
Ohio Supreme Court decisions weaken the law penalizing failure to support a spouse or children. The case involving Hancock county’s Orth challenges using a wife’s testimony to convict. Other rulings cover grade crossing rights, railroad and telegraph company disputes, and the capacity of a trust or executor to be attacked in related suits.
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Chinee
Arthin Orth
Hancock County
Supreme Corroveratien
Orth
Mart Holis
rHeam Charles
Myer
Lanin Wenge
Caloon
Cleveland
George F Guan
Gain Brewing Co
Brecame Aurery
Gunn
Supreme Court
St .L
Frank Curran
Cleveland Stock Yard
Common Pleas Court
Circuit
Common Pieas
Charles A. Turner
Pope Motor Car Co
Baker Motor Vehicle Co
Fin Wan
Supreme Court Tierray Inn
Toledo, Finding & Fostoria Railway Co
Pennania Company
Circuit Court
At Preme
Cavea
Toledo Railway & Terminal Co
Judyson Harmon
Toledo Railway & Terminal c
Lima & Toledo, Pruction Co
Tte
Teag” Ton Company
Liston Savings, Bank and Trus, Co
Cincinnati
Western Union Telegraph Co
Trust Company
Une Tele Company
Wap
Tunwday
Tesve
Telegraph Company
Adolphus H. Smith
Clark County
Lhe Western Union
Corret Company
The
Woosters Union
Queenen Ae
Eleenic Court
Abe Trast Company
American win at New York two day hoig meet ends
The two day meet concluded Tuesday with notable performances by American athletes in New York. Names and precise events are unclear due to OCR errors but the report notes an American victory and a point night in a track or athletic meet likely involving Almateiy Athretit.
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Notte
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Sun Bauer Gardin
Charges Filed in Child Cruelty Case Details Unknown
Case notes mention cruelty to children with two warrants issued for Aerant and Mie Anette on Marvin Avenue area. Authorities searched locations but full details and names remain unclear in the readable text.
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Ilevelbndl
Marvin Avenin
Wire Pickings Across States Amid Turbulent News
Reports from Syracuse and other cities describe wily events including a standout bowling scene, a legal bid to curb intoxicants mailed into prohibition zones, and political maneuvers in Brooklyn. A judge in Frankfort orders valuation boards to align with Southern Pacific rail law, while Kentucky bankers note a civil service shakeup affecting postmasters north of the Ohio River.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Lake Burperier
St. Mary's River
Arkansas Supreme Court
Prohibition
Doranda — Pietri
Hayes
Madison Square Garden
Tom Lingbwat
the Garden
G. Gowle
Patrick H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Effentt
Prankfort
Brout
Board of Valuation and Megesament
Pas Offic
Mobile Club of
Anerion
New York
Toomlay
Savanneh
Raw Material Costs Warn Industry Decline
New York December 2 A speech by M L Holman of St Louis president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers at its annual meeting urged cutting waste in raw materials including wood and other supplies. He warned that unchecked waste would harm industry in the global market. Cleveland accounts update notes the state bureau of uniform accounting began a general audit of city books led by A H Foster of Columbus as part of routine bureau work.
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New York
M. L. Holman
St Louis
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Holman
Cleveland
States Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Tarsday
A H. Foster
Columbus
New incorporations in Columbus and Cleveland
Columbus Ohio December 2 The Com in Pearl Beta Co Cleveland formed by capital raised from 10000 to 5000 The Jaw Road Realty Co Cleveland 25000 incorporated by Cady T Young John P Wendt Mer ite Marsilliot Joby Ek Corwit and Peter Schowider to Park CHO Cleveland Jarl PI Gibbons and others
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Columbus
Comin Peal Bete Co
Cleveland
Jaw Road Really Co
Cady T. Young
John P. Wendt
Merrite Marsilliot
Joby Ek
Corwit
Peter Schowider
Park Cho
Cleve Jarl
PI. Gibbons
1,000 Men Resume Work in South Chicago Plant
Chicago December 2 12 months idle era ends as Minos Steel Co reopened its South Chicago plant. About a thousand workers return to jobs with preparations underway to relaunch operations. The revival follows a protracted halt impacting the local steel industry labor force.
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Chicago
Minos Steel Co
South Chicago Way
Martial Law Declared Amid Race Riots
In the wake of clashes between Canclla and Ger Hane factions, authorities declare martial law to quell the unrest. The order cites widespread violence and threats to public safety as justification for emergency measures.
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Primus
Dee
Jobebly
Stage 5 Set for Last Act in Port au Prince Crisis
Port au Prince reports a likely forced endgame as revolutionaries close on the city. Gen Ane Jonne Simon commands troops aiming to seize Jagmed, while government forces retreat, leaving President Nord Alexis to decide whether to stay or flee. If the rebels attack, an uprising against the government is feared. Marooned in the capital, officials abandon posts during the looming sweep.
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Wevern Dasa
Ane Jomne Simon
Ban
Jagmed
Royal
Department
Borne
Pert
Nord Alexte Tales
Elty
Hay Angely
Itte
Prines
Bbmon Ronehen
Big Suit for Back Taxes in Parkersburg
The State of West Virginia moves against the estate of the late United States Senator John von Camden to collect 1770459 under the new tax law. The filing alleges undeclared property valued around two million dollars over several prior years. The suit seeks penalties and tax due, with enforcement of the statute that assesses 20 percent of the unreported amount.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
John von N. Camden
Camden
Yale Student Dies After Jump At Went Rock
John AL White, 20, of Walton Street New Haven, a Yale student, died after leaping from Went Rock onto the ground below, a fall of about 100 feet, in a quiet personal crisis reported December 2.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
John AL White
Oll
Walton
Night Riders Attack Bar in Indiana Incident
A Tuesday attack by night riders in Jovanegill destroyed a bar, dumping tobacco into the bayn and causing about 3,000 dollars in damages. A traveler from Kentucky reportedly carried a refined tobacco item and fled.
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Indiana
Jovanegill
Tod
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Gopvar
Kentucky
Cuban Racing Association Debuts Havata Event at Fenites Park
The Cuban Racing Association hosted its inaugural Havata meet at Fenites Park on December 2. The card featured multiple races and drew a crowd interested in the new series.
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Cuban Racing Association
Masini
Feniutes Park
Titetay
Foot and Mouth Crisis Drums Up Federal Aid and Debated Speakership
A lengthy Washington dispatch reports mounting costs to fight foot and mouth disease across New York Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland with Secretary Wilson seeking 500000 emergency funds. It notes debates over Speaker Cannon with Rep Mann of Chicago torn between supporting Cannon and opposing basing on sewer and party lines. The article also covers government deficits amid rising expenditures and a conservation commission meeting detailing four program sectors including water, timber, forests and fly ovals and the commission's goal to report to the president.
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Washington
Cannon
Mann
Chicago
Tinols
Nyeaker
New England
Iinw
United States Geological Survey
Pittsburg
Neas
Tog Ferey
Cenmain Jong
Cesta
Conservation Commission
Toewlay
Piet Sminon
Wii
Levee Crisis Spurs Statewide Mining Meeting
Urgent appeals reach President Rosa Well as Pine BM and Atk. Dee te-Whity seek permission to breach the government levee and save Pine Mia from flood risk. River Arkanaue could shift, endangering thousands in property and lives, with 26 foot crest forecast by Tuesday night into Wednesday. The United Mine Workers District No. will push for a statewide operators meeting via the Kanawha Coal Operators Association.
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Rosa
Arkanaue
Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers Dietriet
Kanawha Coal Operators Association
Renee Vention
Trotting Association Meeting Set for Midweek in Audie THAD
The American Trotting Association will hold its annual meeting in Audie THAD on Tuesday with about 145 delegates expected. Judges will be chosen and key motions addressed on Wednesday during the session.
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Miami
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets advertising appeal
An advertising letter promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest meals without stomach effort and restore natural gastric juice flow. It invites readers to request a free trial package and to mail orders to A. Stuart Co., 160 Stuart Building, Marshall, Michigan, offering 600 in price for purchase.
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Stuart
Init Wihout
Addrean
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Happenings Across Buckeye Towns and Jewish Work
Network of stories from Ohio towns notes Mrs. Hugo Rosenberg of Pittsburg speaking at the National Council of Jewish Women triennial in Cincinnati about immigrant aid and uplifting girls, highlighting 10,000 Jewish women in philanthropic and legislative work. Francis B. Loomis returns to Springfield from Japan after a Japanese exposition tour, praising friendly ties and anticipating the 1918 expo, decorated by the emperor with the Order of the Sacred Treasure.
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Council of Jewish Women
Cincinnati
Hugo Rosenberg
Pittsburg
National Council of Jewish Women
Avondale Temple
National Council
Rosenberg
L Ines
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ronenberg
Loomis
Japan
Springfield
Bec
Francis B. Loomis
United States
Loomi Saye Uset
Tring
Chief Biggy's Body Not Recovered in San Francisco
San Francisco authorities reported that despite all day and night patrols by boats and ferries, Chief of Police W. J. Rigby remains missing after disappearing from the police launch patrol while returning from Belviders on the north shore.
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Biggy
San Francisco
Cera
W. J. Rigby
Belviders
Indictments Drawn in Reelfoot Lake Night Rider Case
Union City Tenn December 2 Attorney General Cakiwell announced seven indictments in the Reelfoot lake night rider case ready for Wednesday. Tuesday Prank Ferriner testified before the grand jury detailing the route of the crowd to and from Walnut Log the night Captain Rankin was killed.
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Reelfoot Lake
Union City
Tenn
Cakiwell
Ferriner
Walnut Log
Rankin
Contoen
Jealous husband shoots wife at Cleveland supper table
Joseph Jovateki shot and killed his wife during a jealous rage at their Cleveland home. The couple had just moved from Randall. The incident occurred at the supper table, ending in the death of the wife.
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Cleveland
Mec
Joseph Jovateki
Randall
May Compromise on Manslaughter in Toledo Case
A Toledo case on manslaughter involving Starvay Harel hinges on a possible plea bargain. Prosecutors offered a ten year term in a state reformatory with confinement, while defense sought a compromise plea to murder with a lighter term. Court deliberations Tuesday explored whether to accept a plea and place Harel in reformatory for more than a decade.
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Toledo
Starvay Harel
Mirter
II Mother
Inez
Ft le
Bexting
Ohio State
Mansfield
Muller
Tanslaughter
Hagel
Stripes Tabooed for Workhouse Garb in Dayton
Dayton Dec 2 The board of public service orders discontinuing striped clothing for the city work house inmates and adopting brick or grey cloth uniforms The move aims to curb disrespect and punishment deemed inconsistent with morality and reform standardization of inmate attire is proposed to improve discipline and decorum.
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Dayton
Board of Public Service
Han Evdepor
Reward Offered for Bridge Dynamiters in Cleveland
The National Erectors' association has posted a $1,000 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone involved in the W. and L. B bridge dynamiting in Cleveland. The notice is dated December 2.
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Cleveland
National Erectors’ Association
President Thompson Ill Columbo State University
President Thompson of the onnal State university is seriously ill. A public notice reports actions against an oil company in Pawhueke Oklahoma, including a court injunction to halt piping and pipeline operations along highways after a state filed suit alleging violation of statutes and the constitution.
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Thompson
Columbus
Wiha
Onnal State University
Pawhueke
Indian Territory
Ola Homme
The Mirror Want Columa And Fashionable Dress
The passage mocks pretentiousness of the Mirror era, describing a wealthy household with ornate gowns, pearls, emeralds, and abundant servants. It critiques affectation and self-consolation among the richCo yokes of opulence and social display illustrate vanity and class excess.
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