Three Elyrians Injured in Lakewood Car Crash
Three Elyrians were injured, one severely, when their car was struck by another vehicle at Athens and Mars avenues in Lakewood. Frank Smith suffered a broken rib and possible skull fracture. Ruth Williams broke her jaw. Mildred Williams broke her collar bone. Smith was listed in very serious condition at Lakewood Hospital.
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Frank Smith
State Street
Elyria
Lakewood Hospital
Ruth Williams
School Street
Mildred Williams
Smith
Elyrians
Athens
Mars Avenues
Nine deaths in Ohio from accidents and violence
United Press reports a weekend toll of at least nine fatalities across Ohio. Victims include Jeroy Bartholomew 37 captain of Warren fire department burned in a garage fire. Clyde Ross 50 Lima died of a heart attack after a ride. Evans Johns 60 miner killed in Piney Fork mine. Curtis Lemarr Cade 6 struck by a car in Chillicothe. others suffered electrocution, suicide, and train fall incidents in Columbus Cambridge Trenton and Cincinnati suburbs.
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United Press
Ohio
Jeroy Bartholomew
Warren
Samuel Webster
Stratford
Conn
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Joseph Rossa
Columbus
Argus Conner
Ohio Power Company
Cambridge
Clyde Ross
Lima
Marion
Evans Johns
Piney Fork
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Steubenville
Boyer
Trenton
Curtis Lemarr Cade
Chillicothe
Delay Hearing In Libel Suit Over Lorain Journal
The motion for a change of venue in the libel suit by Michael Peer against David Gibson and Samuel Horvitz, publishers of the Lorain Journal, was postponed until December 14 at the plaintiff's request. Peer seeks $50,000 for alleged libel from November 1926 referring to him as a Lorain Rum King, arguing prior publicity by a similar brother’s case hampers a fair trial in this county.
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Michael Peer
David Gibson
Samuel Horvitz
Peer
Lorain Journal
Lorain
Wiggins Fined for Intoxication After Car Incident
John Wiggins of Cleveland received a $25 fine plus costs after being arraigned before Justice J. George. Deputies arrested him when found seated in his car which had run into a ditch.
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Cleveland
J. George
Wiggins
Ohio Weather Outlook Turns Colder Tonight
Partly cloudy and cold tonight in Ohio with a drop in temperature. In the north portion expect colder air while the west sees increasing cloudiness followed by rain and a rising temperature.
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Ohio
North Portion
West Porom
Germany seeks smaller reparations under Young plan review
Basle delegates opened a special advisory committee under the Young plan to assess Germany's capacity to continue payments after Hoover moratorium and to explore scaling down war debts. The seven member body, representing Germany and creditor powers, will focus on reparations and possible short term loan factors, while a Berlin meeting will address urgent private debts.
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Germany
Young
Alfredo Beneduce
Maly
Walter W. Stewart
New York
Albert H. Wiggin
Berlin
Reich
Dawes
Hunger Marchers Ejected From Capitol Chambers
Committees representing the Hunger Marchers were forcibly ejected from both Senate and House as they attempted to present demands for a dole and unemployment insurance. Leader Herbert Benjamin tried to push into the Senate chamber despite attendants orders.
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Washington
Senate
House
Capitol
Herbert Benjamin
Thim
Basketball game moved to Elyria due to Lorain gym delay
Word reached today that the Elyria Lorain basketball game slated for Friday night has been transferred to Elyria. Lorain authorities requested the move because their new gym is not yet finished. The return game on January 29 will be played at Lorain.
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Elyria
Elyria- Lorain
Lorain
Boy Knocked From Bike Escapes Injury
Harold Ross of School Street was knocked from his bicycle by a truck on Huron Street about 9 p.m. Saturday, police reported. Harold Stang, the truck driver, said the boy refused treatment, claiming no injury.
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School Street
Huron Street
Harold Stang
Auto Fire Blamed on Backfire Through Carburetor
Fire broke out in the automobile of Sam Hubbard of Elyria at the A C Smith Garage on Temple Court Saturday afternoon. Authorities cited a backfire through the carburetor as the cause. Hubbard operates from R D 1 Elyria, and no injuries were reported.
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Sam Hubbard
R. D
Elyria
A. C. Smith
Temple Court
Thousands of bills pour into Congress at opening session
As the 72nd Congress convened, thousands of proposed bills flooded the hopper. New and returning members offered measures spanning prohibition changes, banking, farm relief, Interstate Commerce Act remodeling, oil control, roads, and the Smoot-Hawley tariff. Individual-member private bills dominated, with Rep Horr of Seattle proposing repeal of the Jones Five-and-Ten law.
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Washington
Dec
Horr
Wash
Seattle
Jones
Eight Hurt In Lake Road Crash Near Lorain
Lorain December 7 Eight persons were injured, one seriously, when a car they rode in struck a concrete railroad abutment on Lake road east of Lorain about midnight last night. Victoria Midlearek suffered the most serious injuries. They were all taken to St. Joseph hospital. Others named include James Kochis, driver, Louis Vigh, Joseph Rose, Louis Fenyes, Josephine Carnesky, Viola Carnesky, and Margaret Nemec.
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Lorain
Lake Road
Here
Victoria Midlearek
St. Joseph Hospital
James Kochis
Louis Vigh
Joseph Rose
Louis Fenyes
Josephine Carnesky
Viola Carnesky
Margaret Nemec
Garner elected speaker of the House in late bulletin
Washington reports John N. Garner Democrat of Texas was elected speaker of the House. Other notes include death of Dr. Frank Wilson Harmon, former Cincinnati figure, at 80. Governor White's secretary Carl W. Smith injured in a Columbus crash. Maude Lowther pleading guilty to homicide. and a Strasburg bank robbery by three men who secured several thousand dollars.
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HOUSE
Washington
John N. Garner
Texas
House of Representatives
Harmon
San Diego
Calif
Frank Wilson Harmon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Columbus
Carl W. Smith
George White
Kenton
Smith
Strasburg Bank
Seer Forecasts End Of Hard Times
Madame Fraya, a French seer, predicts an end to the U S economic slump by summer with prosperity returning to Wall Street. She foresees Hoover not being reelected, shifts in European politics, and a quieter year in Europe without revolutions though floods and tides threaten 1932.
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Paris
Hoover
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Sterling
Joffre
Manchuria
Alfonso
Pierre Laval
America
Wall Street
United States
Briand
South America
Europe
France
Pierre Lava
Spain
Real Estate Board Meets This Evening in Lorain County
The Elgins Lorain County Real Estate Board will hold a regular meeting at 6 30 p m tonight at the Elks Restaurant on Second street.
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Elgins-Lorain County Real Estate Board
Elks
Second Street
Rate Fixed At 2 Mills For Year 1002 In Elyria
Elyria News announces a 22 mill real estate tax rate for 1932, down from 22.40, reflecting a 10 percent drop in valuations after reappraisal. County Auditor C S Horn notes the rate and lower valuations reduce next year’s city budget by about 47 000, with taxes delayed to February or March.
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C. S. Horn
Elyrians
C. Welser
Elyria
A. C. Schilleman
Schilleman
County Auditor's Department
Carlisle-Blyria City
New
Carlisle East Rural
Rochester Township
Rochester Village
Carlisle-Elra City
Cleveland Man Victim in Route 26 Auto Crash
Rudolph Steinwinder, 28, of Cleveland, was injured when struck by a car driven by W. J. Waldorf on Route 26 east of Ridgeville. Deputies said Steinwinder walked into the road while a tire was being changed, about 4 p m yesterday.
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Cleveland
W. J. Waldorf
Ridgeville
Steinwinder
Oberlin Coeds Visit Factories on Social Work Tour
Oberlin College co eds studying girls working conditions visit Cleveland factories today under YWCA sponsorship. The tour includes two candy factories a textile mill and laundries.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Landries
Travel Farm and Accident Policy Offer
The paper promotes a Travel Farm and Accident policy covering many travel accidents excluding motorcycles and airplanes. Available to readers aged 10 to 69 for $1.25 a year. An application blank appears in today’s issue. send it in or request more information from the Chronicle Telegram Circulation Department.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Not An Empty Stocking Fund meeting set in Elyria
Reports on Elyria campaign progress for the Not An Empty Stocking Fund will be presented at tomorrow night's committee meeting in the city hall council chamber. Sub committees formed last week will report on their work and invitations have been extended to church civic and fraternal organizations to send representatives. The meeting to begin at 7:30 P.M.
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Elyria
Bayles Will Be Buried Wednesday
NEWTON Lt Der 4 fener al services for Lowell Bayles the avi ator killed at Detroit Saturday in an attempt to break the world s land plane speed record will be held here Wednesday at 2 PM at the Methodist church. Bayles father said services would be conducted and expressed grief over the death saying they did not approve of his flying but he told them not to worry.
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Newton
Lowell Bayles
Detroit
Bayles
Autoists Obey Parking Rules In Downtown
Police report strict enforcement began Saturday to curb parking violations on downtown streets during the Christmas shopping period. Only three tickets were issued that day, including one for an out of town car, with Chief E. J. Stankard confirming intensified efforts to clear space for shoppers. In Washington, Rep. John Q. Tilson withdrew his bid for party floor leadership, backing Bertrand H. Snell after Snell’s defeat for the speakership by Rep. John N. Garner.
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Tilson
Snell
Washington
John Q. Tilson
Repo. Conn
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
John N. Garner
Dem
Texas
Native of RSI to address Elyria Rotarians at noon
George Evgenievich Prujanof, born in St Petersburg and later Petrograd, a former Imperial Russian Artillery officer, will speak at a noon meeting at the Elks Restaurant. A native of Russia now in Manchuria, he describes conditions there and recounts his perilous escapes from jail, exile, and chase by Soviet agents during the Russian upheavals.
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Elyria Rotarians
George Evgenievich Prujanof
Imperial Russian Artillery
Elks
Prujanof
Harbin
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Leningrad
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Lenin
Prusianoff
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Kolchak
Red Army
Projanoff
Prujanoff
United States
Lawyers to honor Judge Webber on 80th birthday
Lorain County Bar Association arranged this morning to honor Judge A. R. Webber on his 80th birthday January 21. Social committee will organize a dinner program and speakers for the occasion.
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A. R. Webber
Lorain County Bar Association
The
Bar Association
Miss Bird to Speak at Fields Cornery PTA Meeting
Miss Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent will address the Fields Cornery Parent-Teacher Association at Fields School Thursday night. She will discuss nutrition problems and the needs of the school child.
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Miss Bird
Alice Bird
County Agricultural Extension
Fields Cornery
Fields School
Keen Competition In Bird Coloring Contest Last Week
The Scarlet Tanager was the popular subject as Chronicle Telegram readers submitted bright colorings. First prize went to Join Nevins, 9, Eaton school, and Charlotte Waller, 12, Ely school pupil. Honorable mentions ranged across several schools and addresses. Next week the Blue-gray gnatcatcher is the color subject and readers should clip the picture, follow directions, color, and send to the Bird Contest Batter at Chronicle Telegram.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Join Nevins
Eaton School
Charlotte Waller
Harwood Street
Ely School
Columbus Street
Ely
Russell Searles
Welington
R. D
Camden School
William Nagy
Lwent River Street
Franklin School
Hetty Day
Marioncourt
Rocky River
Ruth Onborn
Eaton
Carroll Cook
Betty Rosecrans
Weat Bridge Street
Wilkes Sabo
West River Street
Franklin
Jane Bender
Fields School
Chronicle-Telegram
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Democrats Take Control as 72nd Congress Opens
Washington December 7 The 72nd Congress convened at noon as gavels struck for the new session. Democrats in the House and Senate face a busy term with plans to tackle increased taxes and major fiscal questions before adjournment in late spring or early summer.
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Congress of the
United States
House
Senate
Capitol Dome
Record Attendance as Congress Opens in Washington
Congress begins with 434 members present as Rep. Garner is poised to be elected speaker. The session marks a new attendance record surpassing the 431 set in 1917 during the war resolution debate. Only Republican J Will Taylor of Tennessee is absent ill, while Rep. Snow and Rep. Me have attended after illness.
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Washington
House
J. N. Garner
Texas
J. Will Taylor
Tenn
Snow
New Congress Opens Amid Economic Strain and Debates
The new Congress assembles as Europe faces debt moratoria and corporate home financing plans loom. In the Capitol, 1500 Munger Matchers demand money to buy food while McGarner is poised for speaker vote. Hoover labels the era a war emergency, Democrats take the House, and Mrs. Hattie Ceraway becomes the first working woman senator.
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House
Senate
William Tyler Page
Curtis
John Nance Garner
Garner
Nicholas Longworth
Alaska
Hattie Ceraway
Washington
Hoover
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