Anticipates Foreign Nations Will Pay Debts
Washington April 20. Senate Finance committee members led by Chairman Smoot say a tax bill will be built on expected foreign debt payments for the next fiscal year. Budget projects 269,976.57 dollars from foreign debt receipts, about 171 million from Great Britain, which offers no payment in its current budget. Officials see this as Britain awaiting reparations talks at Lausanne. Some senators sympathize with Britain’s position.
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Great Britain
Jume
Lausanne
Neville Chamberlaion
Fess
Republican National Committee
Hoover Sees Bonus Bill Dead in Congress
President Hoover is convinced the Soldiers' Bonus Bills will not become law. He believes the House passing it will lead to Senate defeat or a veto if it passes. Administration estimates place the cost at about 2.46 billion dollars, prompting a strong opposition drive before the House Ways and Means Committee with officials lined up to testify.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Veterans
Frank T. Hines
Dawes
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury Mills
Britain Budget Fails to Provide Debt Payments
Bastletin report from Washington dated April 20 notes Britain's new budget does not include debt payments to the United States. Senator Borah of Idaho denounces postponement and argues debts should not be reduced until Europe disarms, ends economic warfare, and revises postwar treaties. He views the budget as a move toward cancellation.
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Bastletin
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate
Europe
Weather forecast for Ohio with showers possible
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer throughout Ohio. Northwest portions may see showers tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy with continued mild temperatures.
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Ohio
Youth Held for Grand Jury in Avon Lake Manslaughter
William Livingston, 2L, pleaded not guilty to manslaughter after being bound to the grand jury under 2600 dollars bond signed by his mother and grandfather. He is charged with shooting his father, William Livingston Sr., 48, of Avon Lake Village, who died in Saint Joseph hospital, Lorain, early yesterday. The incident followed a quarrel involving his grandfather Dennis Hoban, 76, when the boy retrieved a 22 caliber rifle. The father urged Sheriff Clarence Adams to release the boy and forget the affair, stating the shooting was accidental.
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William Livingston
Waller H. Watts
Gtand
Livingston
William Livingston, Sr
Avon Lake Village
Saint Josepn Hospital
Lorain
Dennis Hoban
William
Clarence Adams
Denlinger Opens Campaign In This County
Akron attorney Stanley Denlinger, Republican candidate for judge of the Ninth Judicial District Court of Appeals, spoke to over 66 Elyria and Akron residents at Hotel Newell. Accompanied by about a dozen Akron supporters led by Mayor C Nelson Sparks, the group attacked opponent Judge William E Pardee for long tenure and alleged political cliques wrecking Akron and Summit County. Sparks urged that judges avoid political scraps as Denlinger reviewed the Ninth District's history.
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Stanley Denlinger
Akron
Court of Appeals
Ninth Judicial District
Lorain County
Elyria
Newell
C. Nelson Sparks
Sparks
Denlinger
William E. Pardee
Pardee
Summit County
Explosion rocks Harrison county coal fields near Jewett
A mysterious blast shook Jewett in Harrison county after guards reported nitroglycerin theft. Marshal Arbuckle said every house was rocked and sources speculate the blast started in a local strip mine amid prior mining labor unrest and gunfire incidents nearby.
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Cadiz
Harrison County
Jewett
H. A. Arbuckle
National Guard
Toreveal
Adena
Goodyear Tire & &Rubber Company
Somers
Three Roads to Be Improved by County
County commissioners ordered improvements on three roads. Lafayette Drive in Sheffield will be widened to 20 feet and resurfaced over 1.35 miles at an estimated $7,796, with bids due May 6. West River Road in Columbia township will be graded and improved over 1.9 miles at $3,230, with bids due May 6. Cotten Road in Sheffield will be improved for a quarter mile and widened to 20 feet, plans to be made by the county surveyor.
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Lafayette Drive
Sheffield
West River
Columbia Township
Cotten Road
Shefield Township
Injuries settle for Manville in 1920 Elyria crash
Neva F Manville of Elyria received a 2500 verdict for injuries from a collision on Cleveland road near Ridgeville on June 11 1920. George Geanos the other driver was awarded 1000 against the same defendant. The Geanos car was owned by John Palos.
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Neva F. Manville
Elyria
Edward Milleren
Earcourt
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
George Geanos
Miss Manville
Geanos
John Palos
Garner Charges Lack of Cabinet Cooperation in Economy Drive
LATE. NEWS BULLETINS REPORT Garner accuses the President's cabinet of failing to cooperate in the campaign for economy in Federal expenditures. Ohio businessmen demand drastic retrenchment to reduce government costs amid poor economic mood. Dublin reads bill removing oath to the crown as British Free State crisis peaks. Hoover attends Senator Harris funeral in Washington.
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Garner
Washington
Congress
Ohio
Hoover
Britain
Free State
Dublin
Irish Free State
Dail
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Harris
Dem
Schwab Declares Work Is Only Solution
In New York on April 20 Charles M. Schwab told the Pennsylvania Society that there are no rich men in America today and that prosperity has faded due to uncertain values. He urged hard work as the sole remedy for economic troubles and cautioned against complaints of a dip in mood or near financial collapse after years of prosperity. He described himself as an optimist.
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New York
America
Charles M. Schwab
Pennsylvania Society
Schwab
Aggepts Bad Check In Payment For Two Cows
Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman investigates loss of two cows after a man posing as a Cleveland cattle dealer gave a $70 check to W. Karpinski of LaGrange. The check proved fraudulent and truck license numbers appeared stolen. The implicated truck was found in Cleveland with missing license plates.
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Paul Chapman
W. Karpinski
LaGrange
Cleveland
Karpinski
Chapman
Mead Fined $200 for Transporting Liquor
KR. J. Mead of Cleveland was fined $200 and costs after deputies found 35 gallons of alleged liquor in his car in Ridgeville yesterday. Sheriff Clarence Adams said Mead was arrested on a tip for transportation intended for delivery in Oberlin and Wellington.
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KR. J. Mead
Joseph Petro
Mead
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Clarence Adams
Oberlin
Weilington
Will File Briefs in Injunction Suit
The injunction suit by Alex Aranyos against the City of Lorain seeks to bar a garbage collection contract. Judge W B Thompson heard the case, and both sides agreed to file briefs. The city allegedly failed to advertise the ordinance and the contract, valued about 12000 dollars, may not reflect the lowest bid.
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Alex Aranyos
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Burbage
Lindbergh Baby Case Active Despite Low Hopewell Activity
Hopewell New Jersey April 20 police and private negotiators pressed the Lindbergh kidnap case with little progressafter visitors from Kansas City aroused interest a couple stayed overnight in Pittsburgh. Dr John F Condon known as Jassie continued his solitary efforts though a river boat trip ended with a mishap as he claimed he had received a message from the kidnappers
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Hopewell
N.J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kansas City
Lindbergh
Princeton
Lindbergh Estate
Richard A. Newhouse
Pittsburgh
John F. Condon
Jassie
School Tracher
Condon
City Island
East River
Baxter Creek Inlet
Baker seen as possible League of Nations secretary general
Bulletin from Geneva notes Newton D. Baker as a potential successor when Sir Eric Drummond departs at year end. Baker, an administrator and lawyer, is viewed as a neutral, suitable American candidate amid international jealousies and lack of a clear nominee. A second item reports a car crash near Swanton, Ohio, killing Clarence Gibbs and Albert Pratt, both 43, when their car rolled over two miles west of Swanton.
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Geneva
Newton D. Baker
Eric Drummond
League of Nations
Eric
League Council
League
Baker
Toledo, CO
Swanton, O
Clarence Gibbs
Albert Pratt
Railroad man recalls electric line and its end in July
William Carmen began working on the Cleveland Southwestern Railway in 1895, from Rocky River to Elyria, and stayed with the line until its last car ran in 1931. Now the receivership tears up tracks as Durmen watches the final cycle of electric rail transit end. Carmen, a railroad man who lives at 807 Middle Avenue, reflects on the rise of cars and roads that finally throttled interurban trains.
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William Carmen
Ridgeville
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Rocky River
Elyria
Carmen
Durmen
Cleveland-Elyria
Norwalk
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Cleveland
Electric
Darmen
Middle Avenue
Divorced Detective Beaten to Death in Cleveland
Kathry n Jones, 23, known as a pretty titian-haired divorcee and alleged undercover investigator for private detectives and Federal agents, is killed in an apartment in Little Hollywood after a speakeasy party. Three men fled the scene and were captured as officers investigated.
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Cleveland, Q
Hollywood
Kathryn Jones
Federal Prohibition
Harold Yoff
Harry Mobley
Walter McCord
McCord
Sol Levy
Harry Weiss
Nathan Solomon
Men And Women Picket Coal Mine At Caldwell
In Caldwell Ohio on April 20 a crowd of about 400 men and women demonstrated near the Cambridge Colleries Coal Mine one mile north of town. They threw rocks at 200 miners as they headed to work and scattered nails on the road. Delbert Woodford, Noble County special deputy, was targeted. Woodford is stationed at the mine entrance with a machine gun by order of Sheriff Clayton McKee who said disturbances would not be tolerated. The group left after a short display but vowed to return Thursday with a larger force. Sheriff McKee ordered extra guards at the mine in anticipation of trouble.
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Caldwell
Cambridge Colleries
Delbert Woodford
Noble County
Woodford
Clayton McKee
McKee
Fire destroys Knights of Pyshtag Building in Conneaut
A fire of unknown origin swept through Conneaut Ohio damaging or destroying the Knights of Pyshtag Building and threatening an entire city block. Loss estimated at more than 100000 dollars. Two residents named Maumee Ohio were killed in the incident on Tuesday.
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Conneaut Conneaut, O
Knights of Pyshtag
Ingalls Plans Busy Day in Lorain County
Ohio gubernatorial hopeful David Ingalls schedules a busy Lorain County tour on Tuesday April 26. He will address the Elyria Rotary luncheon at noon, visit multiple county sites, speak at a Bankers Institute banquet at Hotel Antlers in Lorain, and close with a Republican rally at Lorain High School auditorium where all GOP candidates will be introduced.
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David
Ingalls
Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain High School
Dallas boy found safe after fishing urge fright
Robert M. Hurt, 10, son of a prominent Dallas family, disappeared prompting a citywide search. He was found asleep in a cabin near White Rock Lake after claiming he went fishing after school and slept there, reversing fears of kidnapping.
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Dallas
Tex
Robert M. Hurt
White Rock Lake
Dellas
Lorain County Leads In Tax Growth Among Ohio Counties
Lorain County shows strong population growth and rising tax levies in a decade ending 1930, with a 20 percent population gain and a 62 percent rise in total taxes. Statewide taxes rose 46 percent, while per capita taxes climbed 34 percent in Lorain, outpacing many counties. Nine counties saw higher per capita increases. Henry County led with 54 percent.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Accon
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Inter-Organization‘ Association
Lorain
Wide Association
Ures
Lorah
Larater
Henry
Lorain Cownty
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Danilo Norgan
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