Walker Trial Deliberations Continue As Judge Delays Decision
In Albany and New York City on August 12 Governor Roosevelt delayed ruling on May and James J Walker removal until courts decide. Mayor Walker defended himself against Hofstadter Committee charges detailing his ties to Hastings and the Equitable Coach payroll, as Roosevelt pressed for weight given to such testimony.
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State Capitol
Albany
N. Y
James J. Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walker
John A. Hastings
Hastings
Equitable Coach Co
Equitable
Curtin
New York
Roosevelt
Robbers Take Nickels and Pie in Wakeman Theft
The Wakeman restaurant was broken into through a rear window and about $2 in nickels stolen. Two pieces of pie were taken and later eaten by the burglars. Fingerprints were lifted from one dish, according to Sheriff Clarence Adams.
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Wakeman
Clarence Adams
Earthquake Report From Georgetown Seismology Unit
A Georgetown University seismologist reported a moderate intensity earthquake ending at 3 p.m. The disturbance began at 10:34 p.m. yesterday and peaked at 11 p.m., with the event estimated to be about 4,000 miles distant.
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Wasrington
Georgetown University
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Cooler Temps In Ohio Valley
Partly cloudy and cool tonight and Saturday with fair conditions statewide. Temperatures rise slightly above normal in most areas while the Ohio Valley experiences cooler readings. readings include White River 40 and Yellowstone 42 with Flagstaff at 42. Yesterday’s highs included Phoenix 100, San Antonio 98, Kansas City 96.
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Ohio
Phoenix
San Antonio
Kansas City
White River
Yellowstone
Flagstaff
Ohio Valley
Dry Committee Head Attacks Hoover Speech
D Leigh Colvin of New York, head of the National Prohibition committee, accused President Hoover of violating his oath by attacking the constitution and pushing for legalized liquor. He charged Hoover would abolish national prohibition and allow liquor powers to conquer states.
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Chicago
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
National Prohibition Committee
Hoover
Distribution of Lorain County Relief Fund Ordered Today
Lorain county commissioners ordered the $131 245 relief fund distributed in full to divisions rather than in partial payments. About 68 000 goes to Lorain, 14 500 reserved for Elyria, with the balance allocated to county home children home soldier relief and the mothers pension fund. Other distributions will go to townships and school districts.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Italy
Children’s Home
Soldier Relief
Mothers’ Pension Fund
Elyria
Violence Reign In Strike Areas Emits Fire And Fear
VIOLENCE IN HOCKING VALLEY AS MINE STRIKE UP risings erupt in Chauncey and surrounding towns. State troops fire on snipers near Mine No 25 while mobs push through Chauncey streets. A dynamite blast near Nelsonville causes damage without injury as vigilantes form in Athens county. Fireman A G Booth dies in wreck near Wharncliffe Virginia. two others hurt.
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Nelsonville
Hocking
Chauncey
Here
Athens County
Manhattan Coal Company
Pat Runyon
Lima
G. D. Light
Hocking Valley
Chauncey's
Wellington Girl Contest Winner
Janet Clisby, a Wellington High junior, will represent Lorain County in the pageant Washington Lives at the Ohio State Fair. Judges chose her essay The Spirit of 76 from twelve entrants. The contest was organized by the Fair Board Farm Bureau and public schools with C. T. Winckles chairing. Lorain County will also have a Spirit of 76 float featuring direct descendants in the state fair display.
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Janet Clisby
Wellington
Lorain County
Washington Lives
Miss Clisby
Horton B. Alger
E. L. Bailey
R. W. McWillams
Fair Board
Farm Bureau
Public
C. T. Winckles
George Cotton
Carl Dramm
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Grand Jury Report 5 Expected Toom
Grand jurors were scheduled to report this afternoon on about 15 cases referred yesterday to clear a two month docket buildup. Assistant Prosecutor John Harding led the work in this extra session.
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John Harding
Italian diplomat Rosso named Ambassador to United States
Rome announces that Augusto Rosso head of the League of Nations section in the Italian foreign office, age 47, bachelor and wealthy, will become Ambassador to the United States. Rosso began in 1910 in Washington and has served in Berlin, Oslo and Athens before becoming counselor of legation in Washington in 1922 to succeed Nobile Giacomo De Martino retires.
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Augusto Rosso
League of Nations
Italian Foreign Office
United States
Rosso
Washington
Berlin
Oslo
Athens
Nobile
Giacomo de Martino
City Treasurer J. M. Marshall Hospitalized for Appendicitis
City Treasurer J. M. Marshall underwent operative treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital this morning for appendicitis. Hospital authorities reported Marshall is progressing nicely this afternoon and is getting along well.
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J. M. Marshall
Elyria Metaorial Hospital
Marshall
Lorain Unemployed Leader Freed On Bond After Park Protest
George Plumley secretary of the Lorain unemployed council was arrested Wednesday night while attempting a communist meeting in Streater Park without a permit. He was released on bond after arraignment before Municipal Judge W. P. Duffy. Trial set for next Tuesday. Police Captain Hugh Reilly was injured when a rock was thrown during the gathering.
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Lorain
George Plumley
Boy From Warren Recovering After Needle Operation
Frank Manchester aged four from Warren D was recovering at Lakeside Hospital after a needle swallowed and puncturing the heart sack. Dr George W Crile performed the delicate operation successfully.
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Cleveland, O
Frank Manchester
Warren, D
YEAR-OLD BOY STRUCK BY AUTO NEAR HOME IN PARKED-CAR INCIDENT
Curtis Ray Shumate aged 9 of 238 Third street is in Memorial hospital in critical condition with a possible fractured skull after being struck by Theodore Smith 260 East Broad street. The boy ran from a parked car into the street near his home. Smith swerved to avoid him but his head hit the car’s right rear fender. Witness Gene Conaway saw the event. the boy is the son of Mrs. William Sanders of Third street.
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Curtis Ray Shumate
Third Street
Memorial Hospital
Theodore Smith
East Broad Street
Smith
William Sanders
Gene Conaway
Elyria Kids See Indians Win on Azeff Day Homer
Elyria Kiwanis Kid s Day draws about 2 600 Elyria youngsters to Cleveland Stadium to watch Earl Averill hit a home run against the Detroit Tigers. The crowd, organized by the Kiwanis Club, arrives by 49 trucks and 120 cars with Elyria police leading the parade to Lakewood.
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Elyria
Russ Davies
Averill
Ohio
Cleveland
Cleveland Stadium
Detroit Tigers
Earl Webb
Tiger
Earl of
Barl Webb
Tiger Gardener
Tigers
O. K
Elyria Kiddies
Elyria Kiwanis Club
June Richwine
Ray Renzer
League Park
Dick Porter
Bill Cissell
Wester- Tell
Bill Struck
Kiwanis Club
E. J. Stankard
George Richwine
Kiwanis Committee
Lakewood
Miller and Palmer
Death of Elyria banker C M Braman ending a noted career
Charles M Braman longtime Elyria banker and public servant died at his home 200 Denison avenue after years of ill health. Born March 6 1869 in Carlisle Lorain County he served as cashier and president of local banks and held posts as city auditor deputy treasurer and health board member. Survived by wife Anna Folger a daughter Hemnan Ely a son Theodore Braman and granddaughter Ann Ely. Funeral services Saturday at 3 pm at Nichols Funeral Home with Dr William Muir Auld officiating burial Ridgelawn cemetery private at the graveside.
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Charles M. Braman
Denison Avenue
Mr. Braman
Carlisle
Lorain County
William A
Sophia E. Braman
William A. Braman
General Assembly
Elyria Republican
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Medina
Braman
Central Banking Company of
Lorain
Savings Deposit Bank Company of
Wood Lumber Company
Eastern Heights Land Company
Elyria Board of Health
Elyria Champer of Commerce and Country Club
Hirst
Trucks Halted And Milk Dumped In Iowa
Sioux City dispatch reports sheriff deputies guarding all highways into the city after farmers planned to bar milk deliveries except to hospitals. Milk trucks bound for Sioux City were halted and several thousand gallons dumped near Mobille, Iowa, as many producers strike over low prices from local distributors.
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Sioux City
Mobille
Fields Corners Homecoming Set For August Event
The Fields Corners Homecoming is scheduled for Wednesday, August 17, with a lineup of addresses, music and entertainment. A ball game and other sports will follow the program, and the reunion of old friends and neighbors is eagerly anticipated as in past years.
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Fields Corners
Treasurer 10 Abide by Law on Installment Taxes
Lorain County will not accept delinquent taxes on the installment plan beyond what law allows. County Treasurer N. D. Backus stated this after nine county auditors in northeastern Ohio agreed to extend the installment privilege to all delinquent taxes. The law permits five installments for 1929 and 1930 delinquent taxes with penalties and interest, while earlier and later delinquencies must be paid in full. Backus said he will adhere to the law and accept partial payments only for 1929 and 1930 taxes.
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Lorain County
N. D. Backus
Ohio
Tiffin
Backus
Execution of revolts head San Jurjo in Madrid
Aug 12 reports reveal the Dopulace demands immediate execution of General Jose San Jurjo for leading Wednesday’s abortive revolt. He faced the decision calmly as crowds in Madrid and Seville called for his death. His son Justo urged him to join Seville’s revolt, claiming it vital to bend the movement. San Jurjo appeared at police HQ in a gray suit and blue beret after capture in Huerva, flanked by Public Safety director. two mourning girls shouted “Criminal!” as he entered. The Seville failure stemmed from a bold but doomed bid to meet Republican troops, with Col. Gonzalez Polanco summoned to deploy rebel forces.
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Madrid
Dopulace
Jose ‘San Jurjo
Republian
Primo Rivera
Seville
Justo
el Escorial
Hoover backs state control to curb open saloon return
President Hoover in a Washington acceptance speech urged amending the 18th Amendment to grant state control of liquor with federal safeguards for dry states and measures to prevent a return of the saloon. He rejected continuation of bootlegging and crime, while opposing immediate repeal. Democrats attack inflation and treasury raids.
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Hoover
Daniel A. Poling
Allied Forces For Prohibition
E. C. Dinwiddie
Prohibition Board of Strategy
Ae the Crusaders
Aki
Prohibition Organisation
Te Gare
Roosevelt
Hooveer
These Wants of Elyria and County Telegram Columns
Elyria and surrounding county follow the modern want ads featured in the Telegram. The column highlights local requests and notices, illustrating the active market and community interests in Elyria.
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Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
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