Senate Denies Eat To War In Philadelphia Leader Case
The Philadelphia Republican leader S Ware was denied a U S Senate seat for spending 785000 to gain the 1926 Pennsylvania nomination. The 58 to 22 vote adopted Norris resolution declaring the expenditure and fraud charges invalid credentials and vacating the seat. The Vare case heads to a vote amid debate on wealth in politics and campaign spending.
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Washington
S. Ware
Philadelphia
Repu
U. S. Senate
Senate
Dec
Vare
Ating William
Ohio Fuel Gas Company announces 22 million budget plan
The Ohio Fuel Gas Company and affiliates in Columbus, Toledo, and Springfield announce 22 million dollars in 1930 budgets to speed up production and construction. About 650 thousand dollars will be spent in Lorain County, with roughly 490 thousand allocated to the Elyria District for extensions, service improvements, and operating costs. Work is set to begin after year start, depending on weather.
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Hoover
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ghia Fuel Gas Company
Columbus
Toledo
Springfield
Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio Fires Gas Company
Woman Dies After Auto Crash in Columbus
Mrs. Jenny Noble, 47, died from injuries after being struck by a car in Columbus. Before dying she told police what happened and the description was later ruled admissible in future damage suits by Common Pleas Judge Keir.
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Columbus
O. der
Jenny Noble
Police and Common Pleas
Keir
L. J. Norman Prothetic Work and Early Life
L J Norman, aged 21, worked at Ellen Pfisterer Prosthetic Laboratory in New Orleans while pursuing athletics. He later moved through Dayton New York Cincinnati and Elyria in 1920 for prosthetic work. He has led a life in Elyria since 1920, is married with three children, lives at 218 Furnace street, and hobbies include watching his son play football.
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L. J. Norman
Ellen Pfisterer
New Orleans
Dayton
New York
Cincinnati
Elyria
Ohio Prosthetic Laboratory
Norman
Hyves
Furnace Street
Thain Carries Pilot's Body Home From Crash
Thomas P. Nelson, last flight east on the New York Cleveland Chicago air mail route, died of exposure after his parachute failed to open fully. His body was sent to Plainfield, New Jersey, as searches involving famous aviators aided the effort.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Thomas Nelson
Air Mail Flyer
Nelson
Chagrin Falls
Cleveland
Bellefente
Lindbergh
New York
New Jersey
Thomas P. Nelson
Chagrin Valley
Joseph Vincent
Sonia Brilinger
Lester T. Reynolds
Geauga County
Ce Wesley TL. Smith
Iew
National Air Transport
Chardon
Plainfield
N. J
Painesville
Thomas Jr
Brooks and
Kelly Fields
Texas
Ringtown
Vincent
Bellinger
Amherst businessmen panel to press sanitarium site bid
A committee of six appointed by W. Cooper, president of the Amherst Business Men's Association, will work with Cleveland Stone Co to have their site offer for a tuberculosis sanitarium accepted. The association plans a Monday meeting to discuss the matter.
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Amherst
W. Cooper
Amherst Business Mens Association
Cleveland Stone Co
Stone Company
Amherst Business Men's Association
Storm sweeps British Isles as swells leave many dead
Storms of hurricane force swept the British Isles and parts of the Atlantic for nearly 24 hours, killing 23 people. The Frances Duncan crew of 16 perished off Waterford after the ship foundered. Three fishermen drowned near Skerries, Ireland. Other vessels faced damage or abandonment while trawlers and small boats found safety in port after battering winds and seas.
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London
English Channel
Frances Duncan
Waterford
Skerries
Ireland
Yarmouth
North Sands
Corton Sand
inadequate Stimson stance on Russia warned by Tavestia
Tavestia of Moscow condemns Secretary Stimson for an inadequate Russia reply to Kellogg pact warnings. It questions why the United States remained silent as China seized the Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchuria and whether direct talks were under way between China and Russia. It argues unilateral U.S. action ignores Soviet relations and forfeits right to interfere.
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Moscow
Der
Tavestia Today
Stimson
Russia
Univer
China
United States
Javestia
Three Die As Auto Hits Traction Car Near Here
Three persons were killed and several injured when an automobile near Here collided with a Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton traction car. Victims were William Didgon, F. C. Weidner, and Josephine Christows, all of Middletown. Police said the car driver failed to see the interurban at the crossing as the traction car was en route to Dayton.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Wiliam Didgon
F.C. Weidner
Josephine Christows
Polles
Annual Meeting Plans for Larain County Farm Bureau
Preparations for the Larain County Farm Bureau annual meeting set for January 18 are discussed by the program committee. Officials plan special features and an election of officers for the coming year, with the venue to be decided but expected to be in Elyria.
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Larain
Tax Amendment Challenge Filed In Ohio Court
Ephriam B. Kyler filed a common pleas suit seeking to void a state constitution tax amendment. A temporary restraining order to pause the amendment, against Governor Cooper and Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown, was granted by Judge Reynold. The petition argues the General Assembly joint resolution was unconstitutional for not submitting the repeal of the old uniform rule section to voters.
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Bulletin
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Ephriam B. Kyler
Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
Reynold
General Assembly
No Empty Stockings In Elyria Christmas Plan
A group of Elyria men forming the Harmless Christmas committee aims to have Santa visit every needy home. J L Mathis chairs a committee including William France and others to meet tonight at 7:30 at the Eagles club to coordinate with Hi jeluh, Chamber of Commerce, Salvation Army, Associated Charities and Fraternal orders for a plan to help the less fortunate.
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Ckings
Elyria
Santa Claus
Elyria Harmless
J. L. Mathis
The
Eagles
William France
Joe Boddy
Robert Jensen
Wiliam Cashman
Thomas Kelley
Merman Kofsky
William Kofsky
Eagles Club
Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army
Associated Charities
Fromm Appeals Conviction In Bribery Case
Charles A. Fromm president of the State County Board of Commissioners, appealed his bribery conviction in Cleveland. He argues 29 reasons, including misconduct in calling witnesses, and awaits the higher court hearing while remaining in a penitentiary sentence.
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Cleveland
Derc Odes
Charles A. Fromm
State County Board of Commissioners
Court of Appeals
Fromm
Ray T. Miller
Charac
Stetson Named On Election Laws Committee
A four member special committee appointed by Secretary of State Clarenes J Brown will meet in Dec to assist in modifying state election laws as provided in the new election code. The panel includes Harry Waterson, Vernon, Daniel Brawer, Davion, and Frank A. Stetson Elyria, deputy of Lorain County. Also: three Richland County commissioners and County Surveyor A L Allen were injured when their country car overturned near Mt Gilead. injured were Piper Friday and G W McFarland.
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Colembus
Der
Clarenes J Brown
Brown
Harry Aterson
Vernon
Brox County
MT. Gilead
Richland Counnty Board of Commissioners
A. L. Allen
Afe Piper
John Friday
G. W. MecFarland
LaGrange girls win state demo at Ohio Fair
Ohio champion clothing club demonstration team members Rosalie Adams and Agnes Konga from La Grange returned home after a week at the National Boys and Girls 4-H Clinic and Congress in Chicago. Their display won the state championship at the Ohio State Fair, placing high among 12 North Central State teams. The La Grange group did not win the Paris trip offered to the section winner.
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Ohio
Champion
la Crange
Wilma
North Central
la Grange
Paris
Miss Bonar
Lindbergh Heads Home From Cleveland Flight Search
Charles A. Lindbergh returns to New York after assisting in the search for the plane missing with Thomas P. Nelson. Lindbergh departed from Cleveland Airport with TPR Love aboard.
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Cleveland
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aveland Airport
New York
Thomas P. Nelson
Ariitni
Lindbergh
Bank Messenger Killed By Bandits
In Philadelphia three bandits shot and killed bank messenger Campion Cook of the Philadelphia Title and Trust Company as he rode to a branch. They escaped in a closed automobile. Cook was believed carrying a large parcel for a textile mill in the boarding section of the city.
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Wulle
Philadelphia
Dee & Campion Cook
Philadelphia Title and Trust Company
Aartbenate
Accidents Fatal To Seven People In 24 Hours Across State
United Press reports seven people killed in 24 hours from traffic mine and rail accidents. Names include John Lowery 18 drowned when his car overturned near Orbiton Hocking county and James Van Bibber who escaped injury. Others killed include Imer Rutter 27 in Freeport mine Chauncey, Charles Wrain 50 Enterprise, Crain, William Widson, Charles Weidner and Josephine Krisnowski in Middletown after a collision with a Cincinnati Ham and Dayton traction car.
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John Lowery
Orbinton
Hocking County
James van Bibber
Lowery
Hardenville
Lancaster Paper Mill
Imer Rutter
Freeport
Chaunucey
PUDGE TO GARRY AGE HIGHER
Columbus legal scene reports former bia te University professor J. Snook sentenced to death in the murder of Miss Hix may appeal to the U S Supreme Court. County Prosecutor Chester and three associates appeared before the court with Rep Charles Kearns and Senator Roscoe McCullough. McCullough postponed a sponsor role due to Vare case debate, signaling possible further appeals.
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Columbus
Dew
Jan J. Snook
Biate University
Electrie i
Th Hix
May Carre
Eerape Gleath
U. S
R. BE. Hughes
Charles Kearns
Ymela
Kearns
Roscoe McCullough
McCullough
Sta de Antiennas Tinn
Supreme Court
Test well on Meyers farm streams gas near Ridgeville Center
A gas well at the Matt Meyers farm northwest of Ridgeville Center spurts 4,600,000 cubic feet by 2 p.m. as a test to explore a new gas field and potential connection to Carlisle vein. About sixty observers expect production to rise, with co-owners including L. F. McGrath and several local investors named in the lease.
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North Ridgeville O
Matt Meyers
Stoney Ridge Road
Ridgeville Center
Meyers
Carlisle
Garlisie
L. F. McGrath
Cleveland
A.J. Curren
A. P. J. O'Donnell
Ralph Murbach
Geo. H. Chamberlain
George P. Colburn
John Pekras
Helmbaugh and Son
Charles
Helmbaugh
Munhall Gas Blast Follows Post Office Collapse
In Munhall Pennsylvania investigators found a second blast in the Star Drug Store basement within 24 hours injuring four people. The prior gas explosion damaged the nearby post office building. Harry Wienberger and William Gallagher received on site first aid, while John Gerchaik and Len Patterson were hospitalized in Homestead.
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Munhall
Star Drug Store
Harry Wienberger
Wm. J. Gallagher
John Gerchaik
Bradtock
Len. Patterson
Homestead Park
Homestead Hospital
Coupe Pulled From Black River After Bridge Plunge
Two Elyria youths Robert McCully and John Catey escaped serious harm after their car plunged from West Bridge street bridge into the Black River. Firemen rescued them from the submerged auto as a large towable house-movelike device was used to extract the coupe today.
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Black River
West Bridge Street
Elyria
Robert McCully
John Catey
Elyria Woman Injured After Avon Center Accident
Elyria resident Mrs. Arthur Barbrecht, 28, sustained a fractured left wrist when the carryall overturned at Avon Center shortly after midnight. She was rushed to Elyria Memorial for treatment as authorities investigated the crash.
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Elyria
Avon
Avon Center
Arthur Barbkrecht
Longford Arenas
Barba
Elyria Memorial Tal
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Morgan County
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Lake County
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