Briand Deliberates Premiership as Socialist Decision Looms
Aristide Briand, seven time French premier, weighs accepting the premiership as the socialist congress hesitates to join his cabinet. He notes France’s financial crisis may endure longer than feared and awaits the socialist executive council’s ruling before replying to President Doumergue.
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Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Socialist Congress
Doumergue
Briand
Elysee Palace
Robingau
Bank of France
Ba Mousse
Senate Finance Committee
Henry Berenger
Paul Doumer
Feans
Doummergue
Lorain court fines and liquor transport cases detailed
The mayor fines a man five dollars for failing to stop at Broad street and West avenue. Joe George of Lorain is found guilty of transporting liquor and fined five hundred dollars plus costs, with bond pending a possible motion for a new trial. His brother Nemy George faces continued proceedings. Aboard the U S S Seattle the fleet prepares for Hawaiian maneuvers while London reports Russia teetering near an abyss amid confessions aiding production restoration.
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Broad Street
West Avenue
Joe George
Lorain
Anso
Irvis
Common Pleas Court
Nemy George
Woodford Avenue
Corbett Southam
Pat Crehan
Frank M. Stevens
East 30Th Street
George Yard
Nanny George
Investigation Aims at 128 Million Acres of Western Grazing
A Senate public lands sub committee in Washington on April 14 ordered an immediate inquiry to revise grazing rules for about 128 million acres of western forest reserves. Western stock men urged against higher grazing charges and smaller herds, citing need for tenure, fences, water, and better livestock to ensure productive use across Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Last year the reserves supported 27.3 million cattle and 10 million sheep.
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Washington
Senate Public Lands
Forest Reserve Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Stanfield
Oregon
Cameron
Arizona
Spencer
Missouri
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
County School Annual Goes To Printers In Lorain County
Lorain County plans to publish the finest county school annual in Ohio. Printing contract to Ohio Service Printing Co. at 5.50 per page for up to 1,000 pages and 0.60 thereafter, covers 0.55. 2,000 tickets sold at 1.50, advertisers paid 2350, photographs cost 728, 300 group photos plus many senior and official portraits. Deficit expected around 200, funded by other school funds, not tax money.
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Lorain
Ohio
Ohio Service Printing Co
America
Fine Sixteen For Traffic Violations In Lorain Court
In Lorain on April 14 six speakers were fined 10 dollars plus costs in municipal court for traffic ordinance violations. Eleven others paid 1 dollar and costs for failure to observe the main thoroughfare. Baby Vargo Dies, Funeral Planned for One Month Old
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Lorain
Speaders
Governor Dosahey vetoes 23 bills amid budget fights
Governor Dosahey vetoed four more measures bringing total disapproved to 23. Vetoed were bills by Rep Stewart on annexation votes and by Rep Hill transferring motor vehicle final jurisdiction from mayors courts. Also vetoed were a Rea bill creating township memorial building control and another on annexation petition methods deemed ineffective.
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Rep
Cooley
Cuyahoga
C. J. Ott
Mahoning
Dosahey
Stewart
Lawrence
Hill
Meigs
Board of Sewer Trustees
Common Pleas Court
Hindenburg Opposition Divides British Press Over German Presidency
London papers warn a Hindenburg victory on April 26 could bring armed France and delay Britain's debt payments. Beavorbrook outlets urge immediate withdrawal, while Berlin editors stress political ignorance in Hindenburg and recall his wartime statements about England and the United States.
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Germany
London
Ansri
Hindenburg
Lord Beaverbrook
France
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Hindenberg
Beaverbrook
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Stad
London Times
Ian Hamilton
England
Codozne
Berlin
West Am Montag
Beveridge
Russia
United States
Panepapers
Hindenure
America
Japan
Europe
Lorain Police Arrest Deserter from Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Lorain police arrest Herbert Cronshirs, 25 Lexington Avenue, an Ohio Public Service Co. employee using alias B F Brown, on a charge of desertion from Ft. Benjamin Harrison. He will be taken to the county jail for detention.
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Lorain
Herbert Cronshirs
Lexington Avenue
Ohio Public Service Co
B. F. Brown
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Jury hears cases as grand and petit panels form
Grand and petit juries begin selection as the court sets May 4 for jury trials. Foreman N D Backus leads the grand panel while numerous indictable offenses are listed including bribery forgery non support and weapon violations. The Jones case draws attention as witnesses are called and dates loom.
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N. D. Backus
Ageiet
Lucille Tones
Denehter
T. Howard Jones
Lorain
Wiliam Menschen
Helen Kung
Elyria
Lake Shore
Ethel Kun
Helen Kun
Maria Stevens
Edward McGuire
Alias Roshaski
Josephine Wizeer
Archie Elzeer
Eugene Penrod
W. Ms. James
Henry Ehrlich
Verg. Harvey
Katherine Carey
Kathleen Martin
Josephine Pool
Harriett Cobb
Wilam Oldham
Karl Williams
William Sheley
Join Burns
Theodore Meeks
Burgary
Bfy
Parke
Anna Echko
LeRoy Jonas
Harry Davis
Perrys
George Kenska
Jack Fletcher
Charles Trissel
John Knight
John Doe
Court House
Jones
Lorain Spends Near 100000 on Tornado School Repairs
Lorain’s main board of education reports 99,754.50 spent from a 127,300 state appropriation to rebuild tornado damaged schools. Ten schools aided. Irving Junior High added six rooms. new administration building built for 10,502. 33,000 repair at senior high. 19,000 at Fairhome. overall budget expenditures reach 359,862.08 from 530,988 tax funds.
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Lorain
Board of Education
Irving Junior High School
Fairhome School
Lowein' Student Wins Scholarship in German College
Lorain April 4 Paul Dietz graduate of Lorein high school and senior at Miami University has been selected as one of eight American students to study abroad next year Dietz will study foreign trade at the University of Hamburg Germany Eight students from America and eight from Germany receive scholarships abroad each year through the Institute of International Education a Carnegie Foundation Dietz is the son of Mr and Mrs Peter Dietz 104 Tenth street
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Lorain
Paul Dietz
Lorein High School
Miami University
Dietz
University of Hamburg
Germany
America
Institute of International Education
Carnegie Foundation
Peter Dietz
Tenth Street
Tax Return Warnings Issued By Tax Office Chief
Mason Smith, head of the tax office, warns that personal tax blanks have gone out and many returns lack sworn attestations or notary seals. All returns must be sworn before an officer authorized to administer an oath or they will be rejected.
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Mason Smith
Mechigan Floods Detroit After Dam Break
A catastrophic torrent from the Huron river breached an artificial clay embankment at the Detroit Edison dam in French Landing. Twenty five thousand acres stretching from Flat Rock to Ypsilanti are submerged.
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Detroit
Flat Rock
Ypsilanti
Huron River
Detroit Edison
French Lending
Tax Reform Seen As Way Out Of French Crisis
Treasury officials argue that only a capital levy proposed by Premier Herriot, paired with pronounced tax reforms, can end the current turmoil. They compare French taxation to British and American systems and say recovery would be speedy under proper enforcement.
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Paris
Treasury
Herriot
Township Board Debates School Levy and Closing Ahead of April 30
The board faced a deficit under House Bill No 27 and a proposed emergency levy. Prosecuting Attorney Don A Baird advised. if 32 weeks of school are not provided the county board must take over. Petitions will seek levy approval, with closing likely by April 30 if aid is not received.
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Baird
Stella Smith
Smith
Hurd
Hardy
Labor leaders hail Supreme Court ruling nullifying Kansas industrial court
AFL officials call the decision a Magna Charta restoring constitutional labor rights. They praise ending compulsory arbitration and say it frees labor to bargain with capital, noting Wolf Packing Co. as a key case mover and raising concerns about Colorado’s 30 day post strike requirement.
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Kansas
Washington
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Wm. Green
Federation
International News Service
Arbitration
Green
Kansas Industrial Court
Teen
Wolf Packing Co
Kansas City
Colorado
Liquor Probe Worries Awaited Developments In Ohio
Secrecy surrounds District Attorney A. E. Bernsteen's office as investigators prepare a broader probe into the Hayner distillery liquor ring. Ten defendants previously indicted face conspiracy charges, with two prominent Ohioans possibly implicated as quiet power brokers. Speculation grows amid WilIebrandt's city visit and Peter Higgins's confession.
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Claeryau
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Peter Higgins
Captain Is Neighbor Arrested For Sidewalk Display
Lorain April 14 Matt Jackson owner of a pool room on West Ernie Avenue next to the Salvation Army barracks was arrested on a complaint by Capt J M Pier of the Salvation Army for violating the ordinance forbidding sidewalk merchandise display. Jackson had a peanut machine that blew a whistle disturbing his services and refused to remove it. Jackson pleaded not guilty and will be tried later.
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Lorain
Matt Jackson
Ernie Avenue
Salvation Army
J. Mpier
Jackson
Socialist Leader Authorized to Form Belgian Cabinet
The Rocialist party permits its leader Emile Van Der Velde to accept King Albert's invitation to form a cabinet with the condition that the new government's policy adheres to the party's election platform.
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Brussels
Rocialist Party
Emile van der Velde
Albert
Wilford Granger Injured In Street Accident
Wilford Granger street superintendent remains in serious condition at the hospital after being struck by a car yesterday. Dr. C M Herald reports pneumonia and severe injuries including a fractured collar bone multiple ribs and facial injuries. Robt Hobill charged with reckless driving had bond raised and case continued to April 21 as doctors assess Granger’s prognosis. Witnesses cite no warning signals and another car struck a city cart nearby within an hour.
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Wilford Granger
C. M. Herald
Lodi Street
Hobill
Granger
New York Central Viaduct
Judge Jos L. Kelly Dies in Accidental Shot at Home
Virginia reports Judge Jos L. Kelly died after an accidental shotgun discharge at his home in Bristol. Appointed a week earlier to the Virginia supreme court by Governor Trinkie, Kelly reportedly took the gun to shoot rats. it discharged on stairs, entering his left side, and he died 45 minutes later.
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Hhxistol
Virginia
Jos L. Kelly
Virginia Supreme Court
Trinkie
Students Return to the Books After Short Break
Public schools reopen after a three day spring vacation instead of the usual full week. The current term is the final semester and will conclude the school year at its end.
Paroled Man Arrested in Lorain Liquor Case
Alex Mersky of 2652 Apple Avenue, paroled after illegal liquor possession, was found with a ten and a twenty gallon keg by Lorain police. He pleaded not guilty and posted a $1500 bond for a trial set on the 21st.
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Lorain
Alex Mersky
Apple Avenue
Donahey
Mersky
Probe Race Gambling At Miami State Capitol
A House resolution introduced by Rep. Charles H. Taylor of Hillsboro calls for an investigation into horse racing and alleged gambling in Miami. The proposal contends the Miami track violated the law in January through March and that Dade County officials failed to prosecute those alleged violations.
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State Capitol
Talahassee
Fla
Miami
House of Representatives
Charles H. Taylor
Hillsboro County
Dade County
Statutory charge filed against Lorain woman
Mary Koppas of 184% E 28th Street was arrested on a statutory charge, pleaded guilty in court, and was released on a 200 dollar bond for a hearing scheduled April 21.
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Lorain
Mary Koppas
E. 28Th Street
Calkins Baby Dies. Funeral Set From Sudro
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Calkins died this morning. He will be buried tomorrow at 2:00 from Sudro Funeral Home in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Baby Vargo
Julius Vargo
Third Street
Rev. Kalassy
Ridgeville Cemetery
Calkins
Max Calkins
Sudro Funeral
Ridgelawn Cemetery
DEO MATHEWS EATON FARMER DIES OF BURNS
Giorge Mathews a North Eaton farmer aged 82 died at Memorial hospital from burns suffered while burning a field to rid weeds and insects. He tripped in flames and could not rise, dying after two weeks of complications. He is survived by a son Leon Mathews of Willard and a daughter.
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Giorge Mathews
North Eaton
Memorial Hospital
Mathews
Leon, Mathews
Willard
Ohio
Governor’s plea for utility commission confirmations sparks backlash
The Ohio governor seeks support for confirming Huffman and Bloom as utility commissioners amid denials from William B. Woodbury and others. Republican leaders accuse the push of political motive tied to Donahue family interests, while lawmakers prepare for resumed deliberations after a three week recess. Ridgeville P. T. A. bazaar slated for April 16 at the high school.
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International
Utility Commission
Ohio
Senate Rules Committee
Huffman
Bloom
Fred W. Warner
Marion
Republican State Central Committee
James W. Hoffman
Donahey
Warner
Senate
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
Frank B. Mauallar
Chillicothe
J. Seney Blue
American Gas and Electric Company
William B. Woodbury
New York Telephone Company
Charles C. Marshall
James M. Cox
Commissioners defend, deny governor charges over utility rates
In a public rejoinder, Commissioners Poor and Mauliar challenge Governor Donahey to remove them, denying conspiracy with utilities and asserting the commission’s independence. They recount ongoing inquiries into telephone rates and refer to court tests of their decisions as proof of accountability.
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Mauliar
Donahey
Poor
Maullar
Davis
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Sportsmen Enjoy Outdoor Film Show at LoNet Theatre
Wellington April 14 The LoNet theatre drew a full crowd as Sportsman’s Club children watched eight outdoor sports films shot by guide Mr. Moore from the Northwest woods. Evening showings continued with Aletha Stacey entertaining Entre Nous guests. High Bridge score led by Dorothy Foote, second by Mrs. A. E. Daugherty.
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Wellington
Sportsman's Club
Moore
New Brunswick Woods
Great Northwest Woods
Aletha Stacey
Entre Nous
Dorothy Foote
A. E. Daugherty
Legion Hall
American Legion
Auxiliary
Eastern Star
Friendship Guild
Congregational Church
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United States Battle Fleet
Oahu
U. S
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Robert 5. Coontz
San Francisco
Honolulu
Lancelot Lawton
Daily Chronicle
Helland
TC Bowers
Harry F. Claycomb
Crenfall's Drug Store
J. A. Ebert
CW. Phillips
Lowein
Mechigan
Briotol
Ther Books
William Fees
Cleveland Street
Grace Blackaller
Ernest Rhodes
Deo. Mathews
Eaton Farmer
Frank
New York
Ohio State House
Tam
Ohio Corportions
Columbus
Ridgeville
P. T. A. Bazaar
Bermuda
John W. Greenfield
Welsh’s
West Bridge St
Tvy
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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