Township bond issue statements in Chronicle reply
County officials rebut claims about an $80,000 school bond issue in a combined interview with Superintendent E C Seale School Board President B Reisinger and Clerk George Peairs They argue the bond funds will support school buildings and growth and deny allegations that the vote covered two issues or that buses and roads require drastic changes The column notes that bond limits and tax implications are misunderstood and that bonds can be retired and reissued to meet future needs
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E. C. Seale
B. Reisinger
George Peairs
Chronicle-Telegram
Boards of Education
Elyria
Bennett Milling Co hearing on sale offer in Grafton
Judge Thompson heard the application of Henry Vogel as receiver of the Bennett Milling Co for permission to sell the Grafton plant for 75000. Creditors urged delay for two weeks as new bids were expected. Multiple firms from Buffalo New York and Indianapolis attended, with expectations of higher bids. The judge continued the case for two weeks and required a 5000 certified check with bids as good faith.
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Thompson
Henry Vogel
Bennett Milling Co
Grafton
Guy Findley
Buffalo
New York
Indianapolis
Ohio
Col Carmi A Thompson Seeks Ohio Governor Nomination
Cleveland April 8 Colonel Carmi A Thompson of Cleveland announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor of Ohio. In a letter to D O Davies Lawrence County chair, he stressed loyalty to the national administration and placing party success at the polls ahead of personal leadership ambitions. He did not outline a state platform, noting key issues would be covered in the party platform after primaries.
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Cleveland
Carmi A. Thompson
Ohio
D. O' Davies
Ironton
Lawrence County
Thompson
Emily Kneubuhl to Speak Sunday Public Forum
Emily Kneubuhl of the National League of Women Voters will address a public forum Sunday at 3 p.m. at Machinister Hall East Broad Street. She is noted as a former head of the School of Political Education at Chautauqua and an authority on her field.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
California Federation of "Women’s Clubs
Emily Kneubuhl
National League of Women Voters
School of Political Education
Chautauqua
Machinister Hall
East Broad Street
Cyclone Toll Rises Across Texas Oklahoma Illinois
Broadcyclone storms sweep north Texas and southern Oklahoma causing about 25 deaths and vast property loss. Tornadoes hit Cisco Ardmore Ranger Ballinger Brownwood and Lawton with injuries and collapses. Oklahoma City reports multiple deaths and injuries as storms move through the region. In Illinois Beards town flood fears grow while Albany endures a miniature cyclone damaging homes barns and churches.
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Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
Cisco
R. W. Turner
Ardmore
Lawton
Wichita Falls
Ranger
Ballinger
Dothan
Eastland County
Millings
Marine Baseball Park
Brownwood
Rowena
Woots Wife Turns Gun On Husband in Zanesville Shooting
In Zanesville on April 8 Mrs. Harry Morgan remains in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a late yesterday afternoon shooting. Her husband Harry Morgan, a former soldier, shot himself and is in Good Samaritan Hospital, expected to recover unless complications arise.
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Zanesville
Harry Morgan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Morgan
Gooo Samaritan Hospital
Dyke Man Probes West Avenue Fire Incident
State Ire Marshal H A Dyke Man conducted a session with Thomas Findley and EB Davidson about the West avenue fire this morning. No definite conclusions. Findley remains in custody. Deputy Fire Marshal Patten to return Monday.
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H. A. Dyke
Thomas Findley
EB. B. Davidson
West Avenue
Findley
Patten
Army officers delayed by wind in Beck inquest mission
Army officers pursuing the court of inquiry into the shooting death of Lieutenant Colonel Paul Warn Beck at Judge Jean P Day's home were unable to fly due to near gale force wind. The party returned to their landing field and were moved by motor cars toward Oklahoma City to reach the Wallest by 2 pm, but all wires to the army post were down.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Military Court of Inquiry
Paul Warn Beck
Jean P. Day
Wete
Army
Congress Refuses 30 Cents for Civil Service Law
Washington April 8 Congress refused this after noon to appropriate thirty cents to enforce the civil service law. See report for details and subsequent actions.
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Congress
Washington
Political leader pushes for rights for unmarried mothers
Frau Neuhaus of the Centrist party campaigns across Germany to grant unmarried mothers the legal rights and privileges of married women, arguing against social stigma. She plans to push the issue in the Reichstag once momentum grows.
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Frau Neuhaus
Berlin
Germany
Shama
Republic
Fran Neuhaus
Reichstag
Ghatton and Camden Girls Win Reading Gold Medals
Lorain county elementary schools held the second annual reading contest at the high school auditorium. Lower grade winners included Millicent Mennell of Grafton for At the Concert and Edward Knowles of La Grange for Spring Opinion.
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Lorain County
Technical High School
F. W. Smith
Oberlin
Helen French
Elyria High School
Professor Gregg
Lorain
Millicent Mennell
Grafton
Edward Knowles
la Grange
Helen Davidson
Kipton
Agnes Burke
Ridgeville
Arline Walker
Grand jury to report Monday in one John Doe case
The grand jury adjourned yesterday and will reconvene Monday morning to consider one case. Prosecuting Attorney Webbers said the panel will render its report Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock after reviewing about fifty cases and examining the sole John Doe matter yesterday.
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John Doe
Webbers
Painting Probate Rooms Brightens Court Space
Workmen repaint the probate court room for the first time in ten years washing away grime and improving the judges private office as well which had become disreputable looking.
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Probate
Union Miners Organization Starts March Tomorrow in West Virginia
A disrupted coal strike area around Gallup in New Mexico saw Governor Merritt Mechem request Federal troops to maintain order. President Harding and Secretary Weeks declined, stating states must show they cannot preserve order within their borders before federal aid.
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Union Miners’ Organization
West Virginia
Mother Jones
Washington
Merritt C. Mechem
New Mexico
War Weeks
Gallup
Harding
Weeks
White House
Judge Refuses Injunction Over Burke Road Law Posting
Judge W B Thompson today refused a temporary injunction sought by Mathew Smith Tea Coffee and Grocery Co to stop Lorain County officers from enforcing the Burke road law. The hearing date for a permanent injunction was not set, so enforcement continues. Plaintiffs claim a fleet of fifteen trucks valued at 30000 is essential for deliveries between Elyria and Lorain if the law stands.
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W. B. Thompson
Mathew Smith
W. 2 B. Richmond
Sam Haigh
Hale
Backus
Alege
Elyria
Lorain
American women change minds and save lives in airplane mishap
In London on April 8 two American women, Mrs. T. Berst of Erie Pennsylvania and Miss Lock, narrowly avoided a fatal crash by reversing plans to fly Paris bound on the Paris airplane express which collided with another aircraft, killing six. Their decision, prompted by foggy weather, is credited with saving their lives.
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London
Lves
Paris
T. Berst
Erie
Miss Lock
Plan Big March On Non-Union Miners Charleston W.Va
A planned march by union miners through the Winding Gulf field aims to persuade non union miners to join the strike. Leaders will guide marchers from Sullivan Ratdish County to Cookstown twelve miles away for a meeting. State police will be present to handle potential disturbances as unions hold further meetings in Sullivan Sophia and Rhodes. Mother Jones proposed rallying miners wives to support the effort in Pennsylvania. Local rail officials would not confirm reports of train suspensions affecting mining regions. The steel city area feels strike impact as non union mines in Connellsville funnel into production slowdowns.
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Charleston
W. v
Winding Gulf
R Reece ET Beerom
Sullivan
Ratdish County
Cookstown
Raleigh
West Virginia
Sophia
Rhodes
W. Va
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Cabin
Paint Creek
Coal River
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Burke Law
Pennsylvania
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Mine Workers OF America
OPFOR
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