Alleged Saloon Operation in Netherland Plaza Hotel
Cincinnati April 8 The federal grand jury reports on its probe into a saloon operated within the Netherland Plaza during the Ohio State Bar Association convention last January. Prohibition agents found liquor, a serving bar, and later smashed 1000 bottles of whiskey and 30 cases of beer after guarding the room for two days. Hotel staff and a bottling company official testified on how the large liquor order was brought in and kept undetected.
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Cincinnati
Federal Grand Jury
Netherland Plasa Hotel
Ohio State Bar Association
Federal Prohibition
Winners In Want Ad Contest at Capitol Theatre
Ten readers won two guest tickets to see Broken Lullaby at Capitol Theatre in Elyria. Winners include Mrs Charles Davis Mrs John Hancock Rue Gilgenbach Marguerite Grossman Mrs LeRoy Shirkey Gertrude Hoton Mrs Charles Fordham Mrs R V Carr Mrs Elmer H Nelson and Mrs Anna Dumas. The contest drew 147 entrants.
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Chronicle - Telegram - Capitol Theatre
Capitol
Charles Davis
Bath Street
John Hancock
Harrison Street
Rue Gilgenbach
R. D
Elyria
Marguerite Grossman
LeRoy Shirkey
Gertrude Hoton
Nellis Fined After 1:20 A M Wild Flight Into Police
W G Nellis of 110 Park View court spent a night jailed after a pursuit by Officers Barnhart and Oldag. He fled at 60 mph on Oberlin road, prompting Oldag to fire at rear tires. He finally stopped. the mayor fined him 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving and the incident.
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W. G. Nellis
Park View Court
Barnhart
Oldag
Nellie
Oberlin Road
Nellis
W. H. van Oster
Publisher Ridenour Injured in Piqua Street Crash
C Frank Ridenour publisher of the Piqua Daily Call is in Memorial Hospital with a fractured leg after a motor car driven by Harry Barringer struck him on High Street in Piqua Ohio. The accident was described as unavoidable.
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PIQUA
C. Frank Ridenour
Piqua Daily Call
Memorial Tr Capital
High Street
Harry Barringer
Ihis
Oberlin men arraigned on liquor transport charge
Orville Stevens and John Johnson of Oberlin pleaded not guilty after arraignment before Judge A R Webber for transportation of Hanoi. Trials set for tomorrow morning. Deputies found 20 gallons of alleged liquor in their car on Oberlin road. CLUB WILL HEAR CLEVELAND OFFICIAL. A G Hopcroft director of purchases for Cleveland will speak at the Western Automatic Foremen club meeting at the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. Other speakers include Orton Mischka of Lorain County Township Trustees and Clerks at a rural road meeting in Ashland next Tuesday with Joe R Thomas opening the program.
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Orville Stevens
John Johnson
Oberlin
A. R. Webber
Hanoi
Oberlin Road
Cleveland
A. G. Hopcroft
City of
Western Automatic Foremen’s Club
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Otro N. Miscaosa
Lorain County Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks
Ashland
Mischka
Joe R. Thomas
State Association
Court actions filed include divorces and foreclosures
Vernon A. Mitchell sues Olive for divorce citing gross desertion and extreme cruelty after a 1521 marriage. Frances Frozik seeks divorce from Stanley for gross neglect after a September marriage. Central United Bank sues Hattie Doyle and others for 3680 on a promissory note and seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Avon Lake property.
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Vernon A. Mitchell
Olive
RK. D
Grafton
Frances Frozik
Lorain
Stanley
Cher
Central United Bank of Cleveland
Hattie Doyle
Avon Lake
Warner Stars In Film At Rialto At Theatres HB
H B Warner appears in Cross Examination at the Rialto for a two day showing. The English born star, famed for Five Star Final and The Reckless Hour, plays an attorney defending a youth on trial for his father's murder as Warner's career spans stage to screen with major studios.
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H. B. Warner
Rialto Theatre
Warner
England
Old Triangle Company
Griffith-Ince- Sennett
Ince
First National
United Artists
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer
Warner Bros
Christ
DeMille
Jimmy Valentine
Sea warfare depicted in Dreamland film thrills
Dreamland Theatre presents Sea Warfare showing tomorrow. The story follows three sailor pals aboard a destroyer as they locate and sink a German mystery ship and later crew a duplicate vessel acting as a decoy for enemy submarines.
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Dreamland Theatre
Fire at Central Hospital men’s ward endangers 180 patients
Fire in the men’s ward of Central Hospital for the Insane at Lakeland imperiled 180 patients. The blaze, of unknown origin, was stopped by the sprinkler system with no injuries. The fire was discovered by a night attendant who alerted staff and moved patients to safety amid confusion. Damage was estimated at 256.
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Louisville
Central Hospital
Lakeland
Gas Rates To Be Discussed By City Council
City Council committee of the whole will discuss a new gas rate contract next Monday evening. The Gas Committee, chaired by Leonard Smith, has gathered proposals from Ohio Fuel Gas Co and will present data on rates. The four year contract expired January 1932 and council aims for a lower average rate than the expired four year plan amid expectations of new information at the meeting.
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Tate
Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Council
Leonard Smith
Don Miers
Hate
Administrator Wins $5,000 Verdict in Estate Case
Marshall Fields as administrator for the estate of Noel Fields deceased won a $5,000 judgment against Edmund Toll in common pleas court Judge W B Thompson presiding. Noel Fields died from injuries suffered when Toll's truck rolled over after an alleged assault and crash on Abbe Road on September 28 1930. Special Deputy J E Holden was driving the truck when Toll allegedly struck Holden and steered the vehicle into a ravine.
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Marshall Fields
Noel Fields
Edmund Toll
Avon
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
Toll
Abbe Road
J. E. Holden
Holden
Stolen Plates Recovered From Abandoned Car
Police report two plates stolen from Earl Bairds car on Adams Street were found on an abandoned vehicle in Vermilion after burglars fled a garage break in. Baird says his car was torn down in a garage broken into days earlier and he had not noticed the plates missing.
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Earl Baird
Adams Street
Vermilion
F. B. Baker
Vermailion
Baird
Allen
Start Campaign for American Legion Building Fund
In Oberlin Ohio on April 8 a meeting formed a campaign to raise 38000 in cash and pledges for a new American Legion home. Six thousand dollars has already been subscribed. J L Edwards was chosen chairman of the executive committee with P D Sherman J R Haylor I Le Porter W H Phillips C J Wright and J V Hill among members. Committees and captains of canvassing teams were named with a two day drive set for April 15 and 16 and a public meeting with dinner at 6 30 to follow.
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Oberlin. O
American Legion
Legion
J. L. Edwards
P D. Sherman
J. R. Haylor
I. le; Porter
W. H. Phillips
C. J. Wright
J. V. Hill
Leorter
L. Bowers
O C MeKeb
Frank Shaw
F. W Tobin
H. L. Rawdon
P. G. Sherman
Mellon Arrives In London as U.S. Ambassador
Andrew W. Mellon arrived in London to assume the role of United States Ambassador, succeeding General Charles G. Dawes. He landed at Southampton and was greeted by London's mayor and sheriffs, with government representatives and the American Embassy staff welcoming him at Waterloo Station among an onlooking crowd and Workmen.
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London
Andrew W. Mellon
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Mellon
Southampton
Waterloo Station
Bert
Cockney
University of Cincinnati student burned by hot soda ash in plant accident
Robert Hixson, 22, engineering student at the University of Cincinnati, suffered severe burns when his body was covered with hot soda ash splashed from a tank at the Philip Carey Manufacturing plant in Lockland. He was described as serious at General Hospital. home in Tiffin, Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Robert Hixson
Philip Carey Manufacturing Company
Lockland
General Hospital
Hixson
University of Cincinnati
Noble Street
Tiffin, O
Bricker Defends Party In Chinese Civilization Remark
The article notes a pro Bricker moment as his name is cheered at a gathering. Bricker speaks for his party, arguing that no party or group of Americans should claim exclusive ownership of ideas. He asserts Chinese civilization holds substantial human experience and deserves serious consideration.
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Rain County
Bricker
America
W C T U to Meet at Mrs Danton Home
The April meeting of the W C T U will be held at 47 College Place, Oberlin, on Wednesday April 13 at three o clock. Mrs Kimpton leads Oberlin Loyal Temperance Legion and will report and exemplify. Mrs A G Comings will discuss candidates for the coming primary, with many races to cover.
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Danton
College Place
Oberlin Loyal Temperance Legion
Kimpton
A. G. Comings
Hoover praised for revival leadership in Ohio dinner talk
Bricker argues the nation's low mood stems from war loans and party policy. He credits Hoover with reviving confidence via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and calls for Republican control to fix tax legislation and state issues. Mrs Mathews predicts Hoover's national nomination and urges party unity to expose opponents' points. Dinner by First Methodist Church women featured the county schools orchestra.
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Bricker
Republican Party
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Columbus
Mathews
First Methodist Church
Proclamation of martial law in Chile looms amid crisis
Santiago dispatch reports Chile near a revolutionary threat as cabinet resigns and Montero looms martial law. Troops guard bars and machine guns at key sites while the peso crisis triggers bank runs and price anxieties.
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Santiago
Chile
Congress
Juan Estaban Montero
Banso Central
Basi
Patman Bill Would Pay Off World War I Veterans Certificates
Hearings on Rep Patman s bill to issue about two billion dollars in currency backed by gold would pay off the 3 8 million adjusted compensation certificates held by veterans. The act of 1924 created $1 per day for U S service and $1 25 abroad with a 25 percent delay bonus plus 60 at discharge.
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Rep
Patman
Dem
Texas
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
America
Elyria Names New Justice of the Peace
Mr Petro, educated at Amherst High and Elyria High, and active in athletics, is named Elyria Justice of the Peace. A Presbyterian and member of the Moose Lodge and American Legion, he has practiced law with Preston L. Coon and James B. Lilly and will take over the office.
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Petro
Amherst High
Elyria High
New Elyria Justice of the Peace
Moose Lodge
American Legion
Preston L. Coon
James B. Lilly
Petra
Markets and livestock report with unsettled prices in Ohio
Cleveland produce prices show steady markets for eggs and poultry with mixed values for fowls and broilers. Potatoes from Ohio and New York list fixed and varied by size. Maine Green Mountain sold at 125 per 100 pounds, Idaho russet ranges 1.86 to 1.90, others at 1.65 per 100 pounds. Cleveland livestock notes hogs steady to lower with holdovers none. cattle scarce with limited loads reported. local political notice details Petro appointment and upcoming oath and bond process in Lorain County authorities.
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Cleveland
Geltter
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Chicago
Doolers
Teghorn Trailers
Ransters
United States Department of Agriculture
Intal
United States
Socerti-Fc
Most Fc
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idahn Rangers
Texas Bliss
Insanity Defense Cited In Fortescue Massie Case Pretrial
Huntington Williams and James Orbison, Los Angeles psychiatrists, arrived incognito to assist Mrs Fortescue Massie in the case against her son in law Lt Thomas H Massie and two seamen for the alleged murder of Joe Kahahawai Jr. The defense hints at an insanity plea described as a temporary alarm clock amid jury selection. The final panel includes a mix of Americans and ethnic representation.
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Huntington Williams
James Orbison
Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Granville Fortescue
New York
Washington
Thomas H. Massie
Edward Lord
Albert Jones
United Press
Fortescue
Joe Kahahawai
Husky
Kahahawai
Suang
Thaha Fortescue Massie
Magsie
Darro
Talesmen
Olaf Sorenson
Joby F. Stone
Shafford Waterhouse
Charles H. Strohlin
Theodore Buss
Willie Beyer
Edward Goeas
Portugese
Theodore Char
Henry C. Y. Chang
Walter Napoleott
George McIntyre
Charlies Akana
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