Bold proposals to raise revenue in 1914 British budget
Chancellor Snowden unveils a 4 316 247 500 budget aimed at closing a 172 855 000 deficit. Plans include a penny in the pound land value tax, reallocating 24 900 000 pounds from a 43 000 000 pound debt fund to New York for debt handling, and a two pence per gallon fuel tax to boost revenue by about 7 500 900 pounds. The package leans on land taxes and overseas funds to bridge Britain’s financial strain for the coming year.
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T.ondon
Phullp Snowden
Great Britain
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lords
Britain
Manns
New York
Rasse
Varied Weather Experienced in Elyria
In Elyria the weather shifted through multiple seasons in a single day with cold dominating and yesterday bringing rain sleet sunshine and a cool wind. The day offered combinations of weather such as rain wind and sun appearing together, leaving readers with memories of a spring dawn faded into the present cool spell.
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Elyria
Ohio forecast shows cold with heavy frost tonight then warmer Tuesday
The Ohio weather summary reports fair and continued cold conditions tonight with heavy frost in exposed areas. Tuesday is expected to be fair with rising temperatures as readings include yesterday’s highs around 84 in Phoenix, Charleston, and Jacksonville, and today’s lows near 14 to 20 in Pr and surrounding regions.
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Ohio
Baccalaureate Speaker Named For Graduates
Rev Harold A Sayles pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran church named to deliver the baccalaureate address for Elsha Y High School graduates arising to over 160 students in June. Service set for June 7 three days before commencement as plans for exercises move swiftly with less than six weeks remaining.
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Harold A. Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Elsha Y High School
Stribling to announce training camp location Wednesday
W T Stribling plans a Wednesday public announcement from his Georgia home about training quarters for challenger Young Stribling. He cites Bisha and Geauga Juake as options and notes other influences may alter plans. Elder Stribling prefers Elyria financially but politics aside, aims for peak condition for the Schmeling fight. Decoration Day sets the camp, with 10 to 12 people including sparring partners and a trainer.
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W.T
Pa’ Stribling
W. T. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Elysia
Flyria
Cleveland
Stribling
J. W. Brandt
Man Wanted For Ohio Robberies Held In Indiana
John Smith, 31, sought in Ohio for bank robbery train robbery and automobile theft charges, was captured in Union City Indiana after returning to his father's home. He faced transfer decisions among Bellefontaine Springfield and Toledo incidents with a man wounded in a train holdup and a trust company robbery.
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Winchester
Ind
John Smith
Ohio
Smith
Union City
Bellefontaine
Springfield
Trust Company
Toledo
Local boys win high honors in state contests
Kina High School students won second and third places at the state speech finals at Ohio Wesleyan University Velatare. John Evkler placed second in extempore after a first ballot tie, earning a $100 scholarship. McWilliams and Connelly of Kisma High took third in Shakespearean Reading. Other results: Painesville led extempore reading, Cleveland Weihkts third, Elyria, Cincinnati Hughes High won Shakespearean Reading, Lakewood fourth, Cleveland West High fifth, Wooster sixth, Gakanoid Jaxton seventh, St Marys Memorial seventh.
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Kina High School
Ohio Wostesan University
Velatare
John Evkler
Ohio Wesleyan
Robert McWilliams
William Connelly
Kisma High School
Sen H B
Pamesville
Cleveland Weihkts
Elyria
Cincinnati
Hughes High Schont
Cincinhatse
Lakewood
Tord
Birra
Cleveland West High School
Wooster
Sinth
Gakanod
Jaxton
St Mary's Memoral High School
Hisita High School
Oakanod
McWilliams
Safety Patrol to Patrol School Crossings in Lorain County
Fifty-five boys in Bosnia schools are to be patrolled today as members of the Junior Safety Patrol to be inaugurated soon for protecting children crossing busy streets on the way to and from school. Equipment orders are placed by the Lorain County Automobile Club with PTA groups aiding. Plans call for placing patrols at Hamilton Gates and Franklin schools with three to four boys at each dangerous crossing and eleven older boys on duty daily, each on a one day per week rotation to limit school disruption, under building chiefs. Belts badges and Stop flags will aid traffic control during student movements.
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Fxe Bors
Bosnia
Ite 1H
Jiymior
Lorain County Automobile Club
Parent Teacher Associations
Hamilton
Gates
Franklin
Gales
Home Damaged By Flames At Fox Furnace Row
A two story frame home belonging to Mrs. Mattie McClain at 15 Fox Furnace Row suffered heavy damage after a fire that kept local firefighters busy for an hour this afternoon. Cause not definite but believed to be from a heating stove. House and contents were damaged. no damage estimate available.
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Mattie McClain
Fox Furenace Row
Roosevelt to Probe Activities of Legs Diamond
Governor Roosevelt ordered enhanced inquiry into Jack Legs Diamond operations after he superseded Greene County District Attorney Harrison Gardener. Diamond remained in critical condition at Albany Hospital with a pierced right lung and possible liver injury from bullet wounds amid ongoing racketeering links and gang activity reporting.
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Albany
K. Y
Roosevelt
Harrison
Greene County
Jack
Legs
Frost to Damage Ohio Fruit Crops Tonight
Severe frost expected across Ohio tonight threatens an already strained fruit crop amid a cold spell. Weather bureau reports indicate a temporary end to the cold wave as fair weather and rising temperatures approach, following a freak Sunday blizzard with rain snow hail and strong winds. Cleveland logged a new 33 degree low. Geauga county saw two inches of snow and ice on ponds. Dayton and Mansfield reported light frosts with limited crop impact. Akron wind injured six at an airport and Cincinnati flag staff plank damage.
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Colmbus. O
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Biesdar
Dayton
Mansfield
Cleveland
Osio
Mercury
Geauga
Oslo
Akron
Akron Ganieryal
Cincinnati
Change Boundaries of 12 Elyria Precincts
Elyria changes to 12 precincts approved after a hearing with no opposition. Adjustments reflect city warding into six wards, eliminating one downtown precinct due to population drop. Voters will be notified by the board of elections. changes take effect at the August primaries.
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Elyria
Board of Elections
Rotarians to Nominate Directors at Elyria Meeting
Elyria Rotary Club will nominate directors for 1931 32 from the floor at tomorrows weekly meeting at Hotel Newell. The address of the day will be South America by John Warner who spent 25 years in Brazil. Warner is an Ohio native and Ohio State graduate who earned an A M from Oberlin College in 1916.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Newell
South America
John Warner
Brazil
Ohio
Ohio State University
Oberlin College
Forecast Renomination Of Hoover By Overwhelming Vote
Washington April 27 delegates and alternates to the 1928 Republican National convention predict President Hoover will be renominated with an overwhelming endorsement. A Washington Post poll of 521 delegates and alternates shows Hoover 492, Morrow 13, Coolidge 12, Lowden J 1, Dawes 1, Borah 1, Watson 1. Curtis named 247 as probable vice presidential nominee. Scattering votes were wide for many others.
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Washiington
Hoover
Washington Post
Curtis
Morrow
Coolidge
Lowden
Dawes
Borah
Watson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hurley
Tilson
Conn
Wickersham Commission Finds Data Gap on Crime
The Wickersham Commission reports lack of satisfactory crime data hampers understanding of true crime extent. It urges five steps including centralizing federal justice statistics, nationwide crime data collection, expanding current statistics, a uniform state data law, and improved data gathering methods.
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Wickersham Commission
Washington
S[oover
Administration of Justice
Department of Justice
Census Bureau
Justice and Labor Departments
Elyria Boy and Ridgeville Girl Win Bird Coloring Prizes
Prize winning colorings of the nuthatch were submitted by Jack Yost, 11, Elyria, and Ellen Maddock, 12, Ridgeville, for the local school coloring contest. Other honorable mentions came from Gertrude Squires, Oberlin. Jeanne Naubecker, Rocky River. Virgil Smith, Penfield. and Beatrice Stranahan, Gates Ave Elyria. The red winged black bird appears in today’s Chronicle-Telegram. cut out the picture, color it, and mail to the Bird Editor for a chance at a prize.
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Jack Yost
North Olive Street
Allen School
Ellen Maddock
Elyna
KR PD
Ridgeville School
Gertrude Squires
Oberlin
Jeanne Naubecker
Rocky River
Russell Hickenbottom
Eaton
Virgil Smith
Penfield
Beatrice Mae Stranahan
Gates Avenue
Elyria
Betty Gott
Huntington
Billy Leah
Allen Schroeder
Sycamore Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Paper Ready In Architect Fee Case
An agreed statement of facts to prevent payment of 26400 architect fees to Wendell P. Brown is expected to be filed with Judge AR Webber about Wednesday. Wesley Grills, attorney for Dr. T. A. Grills of Levain, announced today an injunction suit to prevent payment.
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Wendell P. Brown
AR. Webber
Wesley Grills
Bridge project funds dispute in Lorain case filed
Grille stated county commissioners treasurer and auditor are named defendants in a suit over architect fees for plans to a $2,000,000 high level Lorain bridge. Brown claims $26,400 due, while bridge construction stalled in 1926 after a shortfall of about two percent from the required 55 percent vote.
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Grille
Brown
Lorain
Western New York Hit By Storm
An unseasonable rain and snow storm with 70 mile per hour winds raged across Western New York. Motorists were stranded and early crops damaged as blizzard conditions persisted in portions of the region. Temperatures dropped with frosts reported in many cities. Great Lakes shipping halted.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York
St Lawrence Valley
Great Lakes
Health Reports to Be Given at Meeting Lorain County
The twelfth annual meeting of the Lorain County District Advisory Council will be in Elyria at 2 00 P M on Monday May 4. The annual report of Lorain County General District Board of Health will be presented and discussed. Marion G Towell of Western Reserve University will address the gathering on rural nurse instruction and European public health work. Other speakers include Dr W B Wart Dr R C Beatty S Kelser RP Vaughn and C T M Murray. James Davidson of Avon High will play the xylo phone for added attraction. Public is invited.
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Lorain County District Advisory Council
Torain County Sayings and Trust Co
Elyria
Lorain County General District Board of Health
Mise Marion G Towel
Western Reserve University
Wll
Lorain County
C. T M. Murray
James Davidson
Avon Higherboo
Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium Names New Superintendent
Dr WHF Gammons, 42, to lead the Lorain County Tuberculosis Sanatorium starting June 15 at 5100 a year. He will provide his own housing, handle business matters, and advise on equipment purchases as the 75 bed facility is slated to open in early August after 22 years TB experience at Niagara Sanatorium in Lockport.
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Whf Gammons
Lorain County
Board of Commissioners
Gammons
Gammona
Niagara Sanitarium
Lockport
Cope to Speak on Origins of Taxation
Roy Cope from the county treasurer’s office will address the Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board tonight at the Chamber of Commerce office. He will discuss the origins of taxation.
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Cope
Roy Cope
County Treasurer's Office
Elyria-Lorala
Chamber [of Commerce
Prohibition raids seize Hurley Wisconsin with 60 warrants
Federal agents conducted a sweeping raid on Hurley Wisconsin assembling at Ironwood and sweeping Silver street. Warrants for 60 residents were served in padlock proceedings as bars and saloons faced closure amid downturn in lumber and mining. Additional actions target 40 more as raids continue. U S Marshal Harley Rawlinson and deputies led the operation with concealed agents gaining early evidence.
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Hurley
Wis
Wit
Wisconsin
Ironwood
Mich
Silver Street
Upper Michigan Peninsula
Stock Exchange
Deiboni
Sturley
Chicago
United States
Rawlinson
Prohibition
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Dial
May
University of South Carolina
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Columbia
Ridgeville
Wisc
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