U S Warships Mass Near Honduras Amid Revolt
A Honduran revolt alarms Washington as three U S cruisers head to the region. Memphis lies off La Ceiba while Trenton and Marblehead move toward Trujillo and Puerto Cortes to safeguard American lives and property. Consul reports Marines landed at Bluefields to protect the town amid rising tensions and potential attacks.
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Washington
Julius G. Lay
Honduras
State Department
Todo
United States
Memphis
la Ceiba
Trenton
Marble
Trujillo
Puerto Cortes
Nicararnua
Oller
Langles
Puerto Cebezas
Noth
Memphis Lad
Consul Rowe
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Jie
Guardia Nationale
Puerto Cabezas
Unsettled Weather Across Regions Indicates Colder Turn
Yesterday's highs Phoenix 82 El Paso 84 Montgomery 4. Forecast covers 36 hours with showers tonight and Tuesday. Indications point to a cooler night and a much colder Tuesday as conditions stay unsettled in the area.
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Ohio
Phoenix
el Paso
Montgomery
Bishop Schrembs To Officiate At Confirmations Here
Bishop Schrembs of Cleveland will officiate confirmations at St Marys Catholic Church tomorrow at 7 30 PM. A class of four hundred, with sponsors, totals eight hundred due to limited seating. Fifteen priests will assist, and Dr Flowd Begin serves as master of ceremonies. The bishop will address the class after the ceremony.
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Schrembs
Joseph Schrembs
Cleveland
Dievesa
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Tomoorrow
Schrembly
Iis
Flowd Begin
Cere
Pha Bishon
Schrembe
BI Aenes
Zou
St Joseph Matholic Church
Father Eischens
Senath Amherst
Anvher T
Junior Safety Patrol to Start at El tia Schools
Principals of local schools meet Wednesday to plan the Junior Safety Patrol for crossing busy streets near campuses. They will discuss traffic near schools, selection criteria, and aim to activate the program soon under supervision of the police. Sponsored by Jordan County Automobile Club and Parent Teacher Associations.
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Iito
el Tia
Varius
RC. Mastan
K. J. Stankard
Po- Hce
Jorain County Automobile Club
Parent-Teacher Associations
Firemen Battle Two Grass Blazes in Eastern Heights
Eastern Heights saw two separate grass fires fought by local firemen. The first blaze on Cornell Avenue east of Garford Avenue burned 50 by 100 feet but caused no damage and was put out with brooms. A second fire from Harvard Avenue to Eastern Heights Boulevard on the east side of Garford Avenue required chemical extinguishers after a watcher failed to control it amid gusty winds.
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Ass Frees
Taster
Farmers plan to claim stolen seed potatoes
Barnesville Ohio April 20 farmer John Grier says he knows who stole a bushel and a half of his seed potatoes last night and will claim the crop when he harvests. In Boston, Ontario native David Komonen led 189 long distance runners at the halfway mark of the 35th Boston Marathon.
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Barnesville, O
John Grier
Barnesville
Grier
Belletin
Boston
David Komonen
Toronto
Ont
Wellesley
Boston A. A
Huntington and Rocky River winners in Bird coloring contest
Betty Rogers of Huntington and Whitcomb Biggs of Rocky River receive Bird coloring kits for top colorings of the kingfisher. Honorable mentions include Frank Denes, Huntington, Rudy Farkas, Nettin Naewele, Sullivan, and Edna M. Watkins, Bath Street. The white breasted and red breasted nut hatch will be shown for coloring in this issue.
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Betty Rogers
Whitcomb Biggs
Huntington
Rocky River
Frank Denes
Rudy Farkas
West River Street
Nettin Naewele
Sullivan
Edna M. Watkins
Bath Street
Kenyon College Students Aid Firemen in Gambier Blaze
April 20 Gambier Ohio. Quick actions by about 2009 Kenyon College students, Mt. Vernon firemen, and volunteers prevented wide destruction when a Knights of Pythias lodge fire spread from a restaurant and damaged Steyle's hotel and other buildings. Damage estimated at 450,000 with several injuries. Fire started by a cab driver alarm prompted dormitory evacuations and rapid response as wind shifted, helping fire crews contain the blaze and save key structures.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Rerms
Buldings
Slarry Storle
Paul Lsbarger
Steyle
Allie Fawcett
Novice
Carl
Eileen
R. G. Liers
Joseph Wagner
Libarger
Lybarger
Peoples Bank
Lultian Bernon
Taiicab
Cultvens
Kenyon
Mt. Vernon
Stoyle Hotel
Triple Slaying And Death By Own Action Revealed
SYRALUSE SY April 20 4 triple slaying and a death by own action were discovered in a home here when poker investigated a tip that something apparently was wrong on the base. The body of Weather L Wainwright 61 was found hanging in a hallway of the house. The bodies of his three children Rosalind 11 Richard 9 and Jacqueline 4 were found in a nearby room. They had been poisoned clubbed and hanged. Letters police found in the house indicated Wainwright killed his children and then committed death by own action. The letters were addressed to Wainwrights wife the police the press and the public.
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Syraluse
Weater L. Wainwright
Rosalind
Richard
Jacqueline
Wainwright
Body Of Young Woman Found In Well
Miss Lucile Drew 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Drew vanished Saturday after approaching Frank Barrs home and was later found dead in a 17 foot well behind Bairs residence by Deputy Sheriff Charles Vollmer after a county wide search. Authorities drained the well and recovered the body.
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Vollmer
Bair
Elyria Police Uniform Change Ordered by Service Director
Beginning May 1 Elyria police will wear plain white shirts and plain black four in-hand ties as part of the regulation uniform. The change applies to all officers of the department and is decreed by Service Director J. N. Kidt.
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Elyria Police
J. N. Kidt
Urge Retention Of Bankruptcy Referee Here
Lorain county bar members unanimously back a petition asking Federal Judges Paul Jones and S. H. West to reconsider their order removing a resident bankruptcy referee. The petition, to be signed by all Lorain county attorneys, will be presented by a committee of local common pleas judges and bar members. The Judges ordered Lorain county included in the Western Cuyahoga County area, ending long time referee T. A. Conway’s role. the change takes effect in May.
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Paul Jones
5S. H. West
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
T. A. Conway
Contagion on Decrease in Elyria Health Report
Contagious diseases are declining in Elyria per Dr G E French noting five total cases three of chickenpox and two diphtheria or gearlet fever with one diphtheria case set for release tomorrow. Immunization drives target children aged one to five. consent from parents required and school programs assist.
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Elyria
G. E. French
Fle Jaster
Coed Fights Miami University Expulsion
Miss Jean West of Portsmouth won an initial ruling in Hamilton on April 20 over two motions that sought to force her to state a cause for suit in an injunction against expulsion from Miami University. Judge J D Barnes overruled the motions and suggested amending the petition to allege illegal unlawful expulsion. The freshman in the Miami Teachers College is suing after being told she failed scholastic requirements and is represented by her father, William West, Portsmouth city plumbing inspector.
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Hamilton
Jean West
Portsmouth
Miami University
Common Pleas
J. D. Barnes
Miss West
Miami Teachers’ College
Edwin Pierce
Robert Sohingen
Barnes
William West
Portsmouth City I Plumbing
New Motorcycles Delivered to City and County Sheriff
A new motorcycle was delivered to the city department, its third for the unit. It will patrol all sections of the city day and night, weather permitting, covering regular routes. A similar delivery brought the county sheriff's department its third motorcycle, for traffic duty on county roads.
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Sheriff's Department
Rebels Attack Repulsed in Northern Honduras Battles Near Tela
Government troops repulsed an attack on Tela as a northern rebel movement led by Roman Diaz clashed with forces. Skirmishes spread near Progreso and Sabha with rebels seizing rail equipment. Ceiba and Progreso reported under rebel control briefly. officials claim decisive Loyalist victories and lines disrupted.
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United Press
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
UPI
Vincente M. Colindres
Tela
Ceiba
Progreso
Saha
Jnyal
Roman Diaz
Gregorio Ferrera
Mariano Gonzalez
Ladislao Santos
Arturo Ordonez
Saba
Sabha
Standard Fruit and Steamship Company
United Fruit Company
Veggs Escapes With 1500 From Hauntz Grocery Breakin
Veggs who cracked a safe at the Hauntz grocery store and meat market escaped with 1500 dollars early today in Columbus. Police investigated the breakin as a bold theft, and right now no suspect has been named.
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Veggs
Columbus
Hauntz
Hoover To View G. A. R. Parade At Columbus
In Columbus on June 16 President Hoover will review the Civil War veterans parade during the Ohio Department Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Lawrence Richey, Hoover secretary, conveyed the President’s pleasure at the opportunity to review the procession.
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Columbus
Ohio Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Hoover
Lawrence Richey
Department of Ohio
MTNUTT NAMED GRADUATION SPEAKER IN ELYRIA
Paul V. McSutt former national commander of the American Legion will speak at Elyria High School commencement in the auditorium on Wednesday evening June 10 announced by Tom Mastan superintendent of schools. This will be McSutt’s second Elyria appearance, previously delivering the principal address at an American Legion dinner at the YMCA in 1929.
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Paul V. McSutt
American Legion
Elyria High School
Dune
Tom Mastan
McNutt
Elyria
Post of the American Legion
Four Held In Murder Of Hermit Of Cat's Creek Hills
Four men were arrested in Marietta Ohio in the brutal murder of John Conrad the hermit of Cat's Creek Hills. Sheriff Gay Thorn said the arrests followed information from Anna Miller Kunaler of Sisterville West Virginia. The suspects Sims Walter Tippins William Stewart and Raymond Slider are held in Ohio jails or hospital. authorities say more arrests possible and the gang reportedly searched Conrads home for as much as 15000 dollars.
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Marietta
John Conrad
Cat's Creek Hills
Gay Thorn
Washington County
Anna Miller Kunaler
Sisterville
W. Va
Hig Sims
Paden City
W Va
Middlebourne
Sims
Kunaler
Walter Tippins
Pader City
William Stewart
Rainbow
Raymond Slider
Thorn
Ohio
West Virginia
Conrad
U S Steel Adopts New Pension Plan
Noboken N J April 20 Stockholders of United States Steel Corporation adopted a pension plan proposed by Myron C Taylor ensuring all top officials retire at 70 President James A Farrell will retire February 16 1933 under the new scheme
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Noboken
N. J
United States Steel Corporation
Myron C. Taylor
James A. Farrell
Winners Named in Elyria Y M C A Birdhouse Contest
Y M C A boys work secretary H W Korner announced winners in two classes of the Elyria birdhouse contest. Rustic structures won first prize a large play plane to Carl Dubena Garford school. second prize catcher’s mitt to Harry Hastings Gates school. third prize baseball to Donald Walters McKinley school. Plain house division first prize Harry Mataio Roosevelt school catcher’s glove second prize Harry Wharton Jefferson school third prize William Weigel Gates school. Fifty three bird houses entered, all to be given to city parks for summer birds. Some entrants will build additional houses for Cascade Parks despite contest closure.
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Elyria
H.W. Korner
Y. M. C. A. Boys
Carl Dubena
Garford School
Wre
Harry Hastings
Gates School
Donald Walters
McKinley School
Plain House
Harry Mataio
Roosevelt School
Harry Wharton
Jefferson School
William Weigel
Korner
Cascade Parks
Hoover Dam contract signed for Colorado project
Secretary of the Interior Wilbur signed the formal contract for the construction of a giant power and irrigation development on the Black Canyon of the Colorado. The project, Hoover Dam, will be a vast structure to generate electricity and supply water for irrigation in Colorado.
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Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Wilbur Today
Hoover ‘Dam
Black Canyon
Colorado
Corners Being Cut Back At Street Intersections
The city started cutting back street corners at Taylor and Winckles, with completion expected Tuesday or Wednesday, said Service Director J. XN. Etdt. The Cleveland and Olive corner is next, followed by East Broad and Garford. Work also includes beautifying Brookdale cemetery with shrubs and flower beds arranged.
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Taylor and Winckles Streets
J. XN. Etdt
Cleveland and
Olive Streets
East Broad
Garford
Hidt
Brookdale Cemetery
Elyria Man Found Dead In Garage By Asphyxiation
James Buckley a 48 year old resident of 124 Branston avenue was found dead in his garage around noon from asphyxiation. A garden hose connected from the car exhaust fed to his mouth. police report says depletion of gasoline stopped the engine. Buckley’s daughter Marian who lived with him found a note seeking forgiveness and called her uncle Buckley who located the body. Despondency is suspected. coroner Thomas A Peebles was summoned and the body taken to Welsh mortuary.
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James Buckley
Branston Avenue
Lloyd Sweet
Buckley
Marian
Mar Buckley
Bellefield Avenue
Poice
General Industries Company
Thomas A. Peebles
Will Open Bids on New Patrol Tomorrow
Service Director J N Eidt announced bids will be opened tomorrow for a new police patrol vehicle with a cost ceiling of 1100 dollars. The project aims to replace or augment current patrol options within the department’s budget constraints.
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J. N. Eidt
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