Ohio Motorists Must Pay Full Year Auto Tag Fees
April 95 report from Columbus states Ohio motorists must pay two full years of auto license fees for pleasure cars under the Brownie Act. The ruling, effective April 11, bars the 25 percent quarterly reduction previously available to all vehicles, with limited exceptions for those who obtained licenses between April 1 and 17. The change, demanded by the conference committee and urged by the Grate Automobile Association, confines reductions to commercial cars.
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Bible Bill Veto Predicted Soon as Eight Bills Signed
A report indicates the Bible Bill veto could come within days while Governor Vic signs eight other bills. Officials expect the move to shape policy and reflect ongoing legislative action this week.
Explosions tied to Ku Klux Klan case and legislative actions
The report outlines explosions linked to the Ku Klux Klan and mentions Governor D and lawmakers in a wave of legislation. It notes letters urging signing of a Bible bill, no hearings, and expected quick action. The piece references the Angier act, Makerace act, and tobacco postings laws amid a large district meeting.
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Sekesi
Burnett
Feneres Co
Brere's Extra War in Pacific Covers Convention
Fragmentary text describes a Pacific theater scenario with references to Brere, Zanesville, and events surrounding a convention. It mentions naval forces, Cleveland, and American historical context, but the garbled wording makes concrete facts unclear. It cites a USS unit and mentions elections and leadership amid conflict.
Detroit Men Plan Plant Inspection by Am Encaustic Tiling Co
A party of Detroit men in the city will inspect the Am Encaustic Tiling Co plant. The delegation includes local representatives and likely aligns with municipal or industrial oversight. The event underscores interest in tili ng manufacturing and employment activity in the area.
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Detroit
Am. Encaustic Tiling Co
Showers Bring Uncertain Start to Local Sports Day
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a weather affected schedule with showers possibly delaying events. Names, teams, and exact times are unreadable, but forecasters warn of lingering rain and cooler conditions for the region.
Americanization Day Proclaimed By Mayor
May Ohio issue proclaims observance of Americanization Day on April 27. The notice urges citizens to display flags, honors veterans of foreign wars, and stresses unity and patriotic effort across communities. Signed by C. Slater, the proclamation calls for national harmony and civil duty during the observance.
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T. & Grentz
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Ohio
Not Guilty Verdict Is Rebuke Says Wheeler
Wheeler declares in a formal statement that a not guilty verdict rebukes the Daugherty gang and asserts his Senate actions should not be hampered by lingering influence in the department. He notes he was acquitted of charges including a $2,060 retainer from Camp Handy prior to interior developments.
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Turbulent Berlin Campaign Turned To Violence
Voters in Berlin faced a tense turnout as street clashes and a heated political campaign unfolded. Reported beatings and a lethal incident marked days of unrest amid debates over justice and government actions.
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Alleged Thieves to Higher Court on Theft Charge
Alleged thieves facing court as charges of theft are pursued under the ban cord and surrounding case details. Proceedings underway with authorities outlining the alleged actions and potential penalties.
Dover Speech Boosts Governor For Third Term
Governor c V Truax urged Ohio voters to draft him for a third term at a Jefferson club in New Philadelphia. He asserted strong support behind his bid and implied the people should ensure his presidency, framing the issue as a decisive political moment.
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Cominunists Set Fire at Bulgarian Town Theater
Fragmentary report describes a theater fire in a Bulgarian town sparked by communist activists. Details are garbled, but the event appears to involve arson and disruption with unclear casualties or outcomes.
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Bulgar Town
Murder case details amid Renton business scene noted
Fragmentary report cites a murder ending in an act of self harm linked to Renton, mentioning Rector O and local businessmen. The garbled text references a meeting or event on Tavsel today and alludes to a courtroom or crime scene with unclear names and actions.
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Fragmented OCR Health Notice From New York City
An OCR damaged item mentions daylight saving time and a medical incident in New York City. It references a person named Kumrie with fractures and a legal or public safety context. The torn text also alludes to a tram or street accident and a local address, but many details are unclear.
Weather relief delayed as heat wave continues
The United States Weather Bureau said the April heat wave will persist in the eastern half of the country for another 24 hours. Cooler dawns give way to rising temperatures by day and night, with relief not arriving until tomorrow as thundershowers are forecast for the lower lakes region Ohio and Mississippi valleys and the Atlantic coast.
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United States Weather Bureau
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Ohio
Middle Aississippi
Atlantic
Heat Wave Breaks as Saturday Showers Arrive in Zanesville
The scorching stretch in Zanesville eased after a Saturday morning shower at 9 36. Weather forecasts predict more rain and cooler highs to follow. Thermometers near 95 earlier dropped to the 70s as overcast skies lingered with storms. Local readings noted record heat, then relief as humidity waned, with officials cautioning of further showers and cooler conditions to persist into Sunday.
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