Hoover Defends Tariff Law Against Tory Tinkering
Washington reports that President Hoover rejects Republican calls to revise the tariff law. He plans slow rate adjustments through the Tariff Commission, with December likely to see changes only in some rates. Despite debates by Atterbury Snell and auto industry critics the White House line holds that agitation is unwarranted and unlikely to alter the law before the next presidential race.
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Death Rites for Cross Family Headed at Bethany
Mrs Julia Ellen Cross aged 07 of 296 Oberlin road died at home at 1 15 am after five weeks illness. She was born in Philadelphia Tennessee and had lived in Elyria six years. Survived by husband Hugh three children Clara Belle Baker Walter Hugh and Lenore of Alcoa plus Mrs Nelson and Les Chestnut of Philadelphia. Funeral plans set at Sudro Funeral Home and Bethany Baptist Church. Burial in Cedar Memorial Ridge cemetery.
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Colmar Realty Suit and Divorce Granted in Court
In Colmar Realty Co. of Akron v. A. Vi Sons, suit filed for 925 dollars on lease arrears. Mary Trankler was granted a divorce from Barney on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Records reveal the decree was granted by the common pleas court.
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University Landmark Razed in Lawrence Amid Progress
Fragmented OCR text shows Kansas University landmark torn down in Lawrence. The article references progress and local change with scattered mentions of cities, people, and racing terms amid unclear context.
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Freshen Up With New Accessories
A copper and argon compound is under investigation for scattering electrons like radium and generating electricity to power lamps. A lightweight fourteen pound hearsepower motor has been developed. Automobile fatalities and war-related deaths are noted, with figures cited for United States soldiers in World War I and a Swedish fund story referenced. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Oberlin Obituaries and Social News at Oberlin
Local Oberlin society notes report Mrs Esther Alfsen of 49 Groveland Street, and detailing a wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Davidson of Pittsfield. The piece mentions the bride’s graduation, the groom’s employment with Pittsburgh Steamship, a May concert at Cottage, a glee club program, and various community events including church services and a student honor at Oberlin College.
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Eagles approve slate and plan May election
The Elyria Eagles discuss officer changes with Hayler moving to vice president and Shepherd to Kaiser’s spot, while Graber and Jensen retain posts. Voting Thursday May 14 runs noon to 5 pm under an Australian ballot. The lodge departs for Lorain next Thursday for a large initiation by Captain Fred Tilman’s degree team, with 18 members initiated in honor of State Cagle President FN Barry and a condolence sent to Worthy State President John Abet Cleveland.
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Fox halts chase to kill hen in Virginia barnyard
A red fox pursued by hounds and hunters paused in a farmer's Noraeback barnyard to kill and devour a hen. After the meal, the fox resumed its travel and escaped to the mountains, eluding automobiles and trackers.
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Speed limits increased as motorists face new highway rule
In Malem Ore motorists now must slow to under 100 yards behind oncoming traffic and stay stationary until the team passes as a new traffic device differs from the prior code. The article notes the change from earlier state requirements to stop within a set distance and wait for opposing traffic to pass.
New Marriage Law Signed by Governor White
Columbus reports a new Ohio marriage law signed by Governor White requires marriage license applicants to file at least five days before the ceremony. The amended act allows probate judges to waive the interval in some cases, aiming to reduce elopements and runaway marriages and regulate license procedures statewide.
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Narco youths blamed for many El Paso thefts
Schoolboys in El Paso are identified as narcotics users and are blamed for nearly half of thefts and burglaries in the area per Detective Captain W. C. Woolverton. Cleveland plant hires 400 workers at Great Lakes Aircraft Corp under $1,289,000 contracts due by October 1. Shipments in March surpass prior two months combined. Automotrice refers to French railways’ new self propelled cars a six cylinder motor bus on rails.
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