Tax bills delayed for Lorain county two to three months
Lorain county real estate owners face two to three months without tax bills as officials untangle a new tax law and adjust rates. Deputy Auditor Arthur Giles says real estate taxes likely not ready before February 1, possibly March 1, with personal property lists due February 15.
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Lorain County
Arthur Giles
Counts Commissioners
Horn
Columbus
Auditor's Department
Clars Phinney
Phinney
N. D. Backus
Backus
Weather forecast for Ohio region with rising Sunday temperatures
The Ohio forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight with increasing clouds Sunday and a gradual temperature rise. Rain is possible in the extreme west portion. Today’s highs included Miami and Jacksonville at 80, Charlestown 76, with lows around White River minus 14 and Cochrane minus 12 and Moorehead minus 2. The pattern indicates a northward high drifting from southeastern Canada, keeping conditions cloudy through Sunday with a slow warm-up.
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Canada
Sanday
Navy Night at First Congregational Church Highlights Ingalls Speech
David Ingalls, 3-year United States Navy aide and Ohio governor candidate, spoke to about 200 at the church Men’s Club. He praised naval strength, defended budget costs, and spotlighted naval aviation with figures on planes and pilots, stressing scouting and the Akron dirigible as key weapons.
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Navy
David Ingalls
United States Navy
Ohio
Ingalls
Navy Department
Army
Naval Aviation Service
Akron
Autos Stolen Here Recovered In Wooster Scene
The car of J A Lump at 364 Cornell avenue stolen Thursday night was found abandoned and wrecked in Wooster. R B Barker of 211 Penison avenue also had a car stolen Thursday night and recovered by police yesterday on First Court. Gasoline thefts from undocked garages were reported.
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Cornell Avenue
Wooster
Denison Avenue
Wurst Court
J. A. Lump
R. B. Barker
Penison Avenue
Lump
League Council Studies Japanese Proposals on Manchurian Crisis
Paris December 5 the council of twelve of the League of Nations met to study Japanese amendments to the council resolution for resolving the Manchurian crisis. The league proposes a neutral zone and a neutral commission of inquiry while Japan offers amendments on the police administration of the zone.
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Paris
Council of Twelve
League of Nations
League
Japan
16 Shopping Days Till Christmas Teaser Card
The fragment shows Merrie and Christy buying a quaint framed picture titled We two and awaiting Christmas day to hear their mother's reaction. The brief poetry hints at anticipation and a family scene.
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Merrie
Christy
Druggist Foils Bank Robber Firefight in Cleveland
A bank robbery attempt in Cleveland ends with one bandit dead on the sidewalk after a druggist, George Gerlach of Flandermeyer and Gerlach Inc, fires at the robbers as they enter the Pearl Street bank. The second robber flees. Lohman, 24, is identified as the slain gunman.
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Cleveland
Richard Lohman
George Gerlach
Pearl Street
Gerlach
Lobman
Lohman
Flandermeyer and Gerlach, Inc
Young Men’s Club Hosts Gridder Guests at Annual Dinner
Elyria High School coaches and players will attend as guests of honor at the Young Men’s Club annual gridiron dinner. Roger Red Kirkman and John Carroll University Coach John Carroll will speak. Heavyweight players and coaches are invited. plans for handball and other tournaments will be announced.
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Elyria High School
Roger “Red” Kirkman
John Carroll University
Kirkman
Two Charges Pending in Cleveland Arson Probe
In Cleveland on December 5, prosecutors prepared two charges against Max Felsman former Beth Realty manager. A perjury count and arson conspiracy were planned as detectives allege he helped plot to blow up the Beth Realty four story factory, a plan thwarted last Monday. Grand jury testimony reportedly identified Felsman as buyer of excelsior used in the scheme. He allegedly denied knowledge of the plot in earlier testimony.
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Cleveland, O
Whley
Viins
Farm storage talk set for Lorain County farmers
H P Twitchell of Ohio State University will visit the S P Buswell farm in La Grange next Tuesday at 10 30 A M to discuss farm storage with Lorain County growers. He will meet others interested and advise on storage problems, per Horton F Alger county agent.
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Lorain County
H. P. Twitchell
Ohio State University
S. P. Buswell
la Grange
Buswell
Twitchell
Horton F. Alger
Alger
Buswell Farm
Traffic Claims Seven More Lives In Ohio Auto Accidents
United Press reports Ohio's annual traffic death toll grew by at least seven in the last 24 hours. Victims include Mrs. Marai Wohlschlager 71 Mrs. Mertha Gootehall 43 Eugene Musser 71 and Fred Dusenbury 71 struck near Cleveland Zanesville Dayton Cincinnati and Toledo with additional fatalities.
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United Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Marai Wohlschlager
Mertha Gootehall
Eugene Musser
Fred Dusenbury
Zanesville
H. Paul Nolan
Dayton
Sam Jones
Cincinnati
Minnie Schentinger
Toledo
Lorain Man Hurt In Cleveland Road Crash
Paul Siegel, 47, of Lorain, was injured when his car was hit by a driver who fled the scene on a rural Cleveland road about 7 p.m. yesterday. Deputies are pursuing a license number provided by a witness. Siegel’s car was knocked 60 feet through a fence. injuries are not serious and he is hospitalized.
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Paul Siegel
Lorain
Memorial Hospital
Liesck
Elyria
Bodies Found In Auto Puzzles Police In Ash tabula
Deaths of Milton Winters and his estranged wife Linda puzzle police in Ash tabula after both were found in a parked car. Winters a creamery driver, his wife had not lived with him for months and had just visited the scene. An automatic pistol lay between them and coroner Webster called it murder or possible suicide.
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Ashtabula
Dee
Milton Winters
Linda
Winter
Eagleville
Wintera
Speed flier killed in Detroit crash at Wayne County Airport
Lowell Bayles of Springfield Massachusetts died after a high speed flight crash at Wayne County Airport near Detroit while traveling about 800 miles per hour. The accident occurred today and authorities investigated the fatal incident. Bayles was renowned as a speed flier and had been attempting a record flight when the crash happened.
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Speed Flier
Detroit
Lowell Bayles
Springfield
Masa
Wayne Counity
Date Set for Nurse’s Home Quit Hearing
A hearing on an injunction to stop the $20,000 nurses’ home at the tuberculosis sanatorium is scheduled before Judge W B Thompson in common pleas court on December 14. Dr C B Weedman of Wellington, filing as a taxpayer, sues the county building commission. The petition lists ten reasons against the project, arguing misapplication of public funds and legal violations. The issue has split the county commission with four members for building and two opposed. a third would support only if conditions warrant it.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
C. B. Weedman
Wellington
County Building Commission
Famous American Poet Vachel Lindsay Dies at 52
Springfield bulletin reports the death of famed American poet Vachel Lindsay at his home from heat disease at age 52. Born Nicholas Lindsay in 1879, he authored General Booth Enters Heaven The Congo and The Chinese Nightingale among others. Survived by wife, son Nicholas and daughter Susan, he was known for countrywide tramping tours for material. He studied at Springfield High School and Hiram College.
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Rachel Lindsay
Hee Lindsay
General Booth
Heaven
Congo
Abraham Lincoln
Nicholas Vacher
Susan
L. L. Emmerson
Lindsay
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Middle West
Southwest
Vachel Lindsay
Nicholas
Springfield High School
Hiram College
Verdict for $2000 in Lorain auto collision suit
A jury in Judge W. B. Thompson’s court awarded Margaret McPhie of Lorain $2000 against George Wagner for injuries from a two car collision on East Erie Avenue in Lorain in April 1928. The suit sought $25,000 and a motion for a new trial was filed.
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W. B. Thompson
Margaret McPhie
Lorain
George Wagner
East Erie Avenue
Aledhie Moratag
Woman And Two Men Hold Up Bank Bettsville Bank
In Bettsville Ohio today two men and a woman robbed Bettsville Savings Bank of 2200 dollars. They parked a roadster nearby and the woman kept watch while the men entered. Cashier H W Davidson and bookkeeper Miss Lulu Koester were manhandled as the loot was taken and the trio fled toward Fremont about 12 miles away. The bank had been robbed previously on January 51 with 7700 dollars taken.
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Bettsville
H. W. Davidson
Lulu Koester
Davidson
Miss Koester
Fremont
Bettsville Bank
Five Prisoners Taken To Ohio Penitentiary In Morning Transfers
Alexander S Kalassay former pastor of the Hungarian Reform church was taken to the Ohio Penitentiary with four other prisoners. Kalassay received a two year sentence for embezzlement of 2863 guardianship funds after pleading guilty. He asked for parole but was opposed by the prosecutor. Also taken were James Newsome and Louis Lanteon alias Skag, both sentenced to ten years for robbing William Homer at his Kipton restaurant. Frank Marusa and William Spencer began indeterminate terms at Mansfield Reformatory for attempting to break into a gas station.
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Alexander S Kalassay
Hungarian Reformed Church
Ohio
Clarence Adams
Kalassay
Wallter Watts
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Don W. Myers
James Newsome
Louis Lanteon
Skag
William Homer
Kipton
Frank Marusa
William Spencer
Mansfield Reformatory
Garner Formally Nominated For Speaker
Washington December 5 The fighting Democratic leader John Nance Garner of Texas was formally nominated for speaker of the House to take the post Monday. After the nomination the Democratic caucus chose Henry T Rainey of Illinois as floor leader and lieutenant for the Texan.
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Washington
John Nance Garner
Texas
House of Representatives
Garner
Democratic House Caucus
Henry T. Rainey
Ifnois
Texan
Brother-In-Law of President Cleared
Santa Monica date line reports C Van Ness Leavitt brother in law of President Hoover cleared of liquor possession charge. Police Judge Spencer acquitted after a trial without a jury noting no one in the room believed him guilty. Leavitt claimed a sack of whisky was thrust on him to dispose. Judge ruled no proof of defendant's knowledge of contents or intent to commit crime.
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Santa Monica
Cali
C. van Ness Leavitt
Hoover
C. A. M. Spencer
Leavitt
Spencer
Oil theft at Walton Ice Company garage break
Police report theft of oil from Walton Ice Company last night. Entry traced to garage door breach. attacker voice not identified as investigation proceeds.
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Walton Ice Company
Platolon
Hoover to address Congress on new financing plan
Washington December reports say President Hoover will outline a financing organization to aid business. He previously created the National Credit Corporation and may seek a $1 billion capitalization to stimulate recovery. Hoover met with Baruch Barnes Meyer and Mills as talks continue.
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Hoover
Congress
White House
National Credit Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Bernard Baruch
New York
Julius Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Ogden Mills
The
Treasury
Mr. Hoover
Confusion Marks The Oncoming Congress
Washington December 5 Confusion in almost record breaking measure marks the oncoming Congress It will meet Monday attended by greater suspense than has existed in any Congress since the war Democrats are uncertain what to do with the new power they will acquire in taking control of the House They are divided on tariff policy with some favoring protection for local industries and others preferring to pass over the issue Some Democrats favor action led by Senator Harrison Mississippi to proceed now while others urge delay
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Washington
Congress
House
Harrison
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