Oberlin trustees raise salaries and tuition for students
Oberlin College trustees voted to raise faculty salaries starting September 1928 and to lift arts and sciences tuition from 225 to 400 per year while abolishing laboratory and other special fees. Self-supporting students receive more scholarship aid. The plan introduces merit based promotion with ten classes of full time teachers and a fixed scale starting at 2000 per year.
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Oberlin
Dre
College of Arts Ani Sciences
College of Arts and Sciences
George M. Jones
Board of Trustees
Oberlin College
Ernest Arch Wilkins
Dau F W. Bradley
Cleveland
William C. Cochran
Cincinnati
Beatrice Doerschuk
New York
N. Y
Clayton K. Fauver
Katharina W. Haskell
Kansas City
Jael B. Crayden
Amos B. McNairy
Amos C. Miller
Chicago
Robert A. Millikan
Pasadena
Calif
Grove Patterson
Hayden
Charlin
Fairmount Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Robert EH. Brown
Oakland
William P. Palmer
Henry M. Tenney
Grand Rapide
Mich
College of Arts and
New Citizens Naturalized in County Court List
An additional 102 foreigners were granted United States citizenships Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing total new citizens in the county to 134 since the week began. Hearings were before Judge A. R. Webber and Naturalization Examiner TV. Pl latexy Gleavlenda, courthouse. The list includes many surnames with origins across Europe, reflecting a broad naturalization batch in this period.
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United States
A. R. Webber
Naturalization Evamloaer TV
Llatexy
Glevilenda
Klytin
Juha Leatel
Andrew Strinka
James G. S Sadario
Margaret Trimmelt
John K W. McConville
Charles PL Wikes
Mabel A. Gibers
John Novak
Walter Webb
Fara Rahab
Emilio Dr Pasquale
Giovanni Garro
Andrew Boda
George Breznenik
Chartes Neggi
Tony Mercuria
J.lins Dobos
Julia Margol
Samuel Rosenfeld
Louis Farkas
Tanasija Yeomenica
Bela Gross
Joseph Leskavies
Emery Geri
John Law Hardie
Jane R. Baldie
Tres
Oberlin
Jurt IF
Thieves Break Into Perkins Garage Kiplun
Thieves forced entry through a rear window at Perkins Garage in Kiplun last night and stole a Chandler sedan with dealer's license D-2641. They also took eight Cooper tires, eight Goodyear Regulars, Pathfinder tubes, an automatic windshield cleaner, two spotlights, two flashlights, and various other items after ransacking the stockroom and open safe.
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Perkins
Kiplun
Chandler
Cooper
Goodyear
Fire damages Woodford Avenue home notches $75 loss
A fire at a Woodford Avenue residence caused $75 in damages near Doon. Flames spread from a stove ignition, scorching walls and nearby areas while a ventilation fault and smoke prompted response by local authorities. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Doon
Woodford Avenue
Charles Woods
Ing & Vacoline
pAigne Cc
Bandit Makes Diamond Heist in Cleveland
Holiday shoppers on Cleveland’s main street watched as a bandit robbed the Max Green diamond shop and escaped with an estimated loot between 15000 and 20000. It marked the third jewelry holdup in Cleveland within ten days, Police Inspector Cornelis Cody said three quarters of the loot was in unent gene.
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Bullatin
Cleveland
Max Green
Cornelis Cody
Potato Meeting Draws Farmers Across Counties
More than 300 farmers from Lorain Erie Ashland Medina Huron and Cuyahoga counties attend a potato meeting in the basement of the First Methodist church sponsored by the 30 bushel club of Lorain County. Dr. B C Nixon of Penn State demonstrates methods to increase yields and speaks on potato growing across the region.
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First Methodist Church
Lorain County
C. E. Rowland
Lorain
Erie
Ashland
Medina
Huron
Cuyahoga Counties
B.C. Nixon
Penn State
Actee
Pennsylvania
Nixon
West elected president of Kiwanis Club
A. T. West was elected president of Kiwanis Club for the ensuing year at the noon Kiwanis luncheon in the Newell hotel. J. E. Thetcher was elected vice president and A. T. Rice treasurer, A. I. Waters secretary. Other officers include George Richwine district trustee and directors Jim Armitage Dr. J. E. Betteridge Louis Tylaner Paul Wainwright H. K. King C. P Shively and Robert Rice. The club also set Jan. 12 for a Spring Valley party and enjoyed vocal solos by Maston and Richwine at the meeting.
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H. K. King
P Shively
Robert Rice
Kiwanis
Lewis Reeve
Spring Valley
Spring Valley l
R. C. Maston
George Richwine
Jim Armitage
Airmen Aim To Break Endurance Flight Record
Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith and Lieutenant George Pond launched from Mills Field San Francisco in the Spirit of California at 7 56 a m to surpass the world endurance flight record held by German aviators. The attempt began this morning as the trio pursued a long flight in a Fokker monoplane.
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Hulletin
Mills Field
San Francisco
Charles Kingsford-Smith
George Pond
Kingsford-Smitt
Pani
Spirit of California
Rally To Vare's Defense In Senate
Washington reporters describe a Senate rally supporting Senator Eleet William S. Vare of Pennsylvania. Senators McLean and Edge urged swearing in with valid credentials, arguing the Senate cannot deny oath without a fair trial amid a contested seating fight.
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Vare
Senate
Washington
Dec
Eleet
William S. Vare
McLean
Conn
Edge
New Jersey
Vate
Young wife admits murder of Perry man
A 20 year old housewife, Velma West, described how she bound her husband Edward West and beat him to death with a hammer as he slept. Edward West, 26, was the son of a wealthy Perry nurseryman. The confession notes prior domestic quarrels and places the couple in Perry and Cleveland before the crime.
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Perry
Velma West
Edward West
Tres Nurseryiman
West
Cleveland
Corteret
Katherine O’neill
Singlaire to testify in defense at contempt trial
Sinclair's co defendant Singlaire will testify in his own defense along with five co defendants including detective William J. Burns. They aim to convince Judge Siddons that their actions shadowing the Fall Sinclair off trail jurors carried no sinister motive despite four years of Teapot Dome related litigation.
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Washington
Dee
Harry J. Stelair
Amherst church seeks right to borrow forty five thousand
The Amherst Methodist Church filed a petition in common pleas court asking permission to borrow 45,000 to improve the church property and mortgage it toward its needs.
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Amverst Church
Amherst Methodiet Ruiscupal
Common Pleas Court
Lorain C B M A Takes Steps To End Gas Fight
Lorain Ohio Central Business Men's Association moved toward settling the gas rate dispute by inviting Logan Gas Co to present its side before members. Raymond Croce, Logan president, accepted by telephone and said attorney Freeman Faglecon would attend to present the company's case at the Monday meeting.
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Lorain
Berbers Assoc 10 Vret Monday Wight Meeting Notes
The Lorain Comore Reckeeper's Rcenifatran held a meeting at the home of Wre and Wre Circle Wheeler in Ghethin on Wednesday evening. Election of officers was on the agenda and the slate was to be determined at the gathering.
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Wight
Lorain Comore
Rcenifatran
Vwre
Wre Circle Wheeler
Ghethin
Wondas
Sudden cold grips the city as thermometer dives
A brutal cold snap shattered mild weather across the city with a 40 degree drop in eight hours. Wind and rain turned to ice as signs toppled and travel halted. Deaths blamed on the blizzard rose across Canada and the midwest as air mail slowed and highways closed.
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Hilarians
L. A. Hastings
Middle Avenue
Siath Street
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
Army
Broad Street
Judge D J Nye Celebrates 84th Birthday in Lorain
Judge David J Nye, longtime Lorain figure and former common pleas judge, turned eighty four today at his home 283 Washington Ave. admitted to practice in August 1972, he served as common pleas judge 1893 to 1902, receiving felicitations from the Lorain County Bar Association and the common pleas bench and well wishes from friends.
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D. J. Nye
David J. Nye
Mermboer
Larain Enemy Day Association
Washington Ave
Nye
Common Pleas
Lorain County Bar Association
Hans Friande
Jury Deadlocked in Lilliendahl Murder Case
The jury in the Lilliendahl murder case reported at 10:34 a.m. that it remained deadlocked and was ordered back to the jury room to resume deliberations. Justice Luther A Campbell summoned defendant Margaret Lilliendahl and co-defendant Willis Beach, charged with killing an elderly neighbor, to court.
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Mays Landing
Lilliendahl
Toon
Luther A. Campbell
Margaret Lilliendahl
Willis Beach
Noetor
Jrourt
Mahoning Valley Feels Wrath Of Storm
A high wind from a storm swept across the Mahoning Valley causing extensive damage. Rain and snow followed as electric light and telephone service were interrupted, windows broken, and signs along with small buildings toppled.
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Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Dec
Democrats in Ohio Convene For Special Session
The Democrat state central and executive committees met in special session in Columbus and reached accord. They reportedly agreed not to back a hand-picked Donahey slate and to support a slate backing Al Smith of New York rather than Donahey or Pomerene for the Ohio delegation at the Democratic national convention.
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Columbus
Democrat State Central and Executive Committees
Vic Donahey
U.S
Atlee Pomerane
Ohio
Donahey
Pomerens
al Smith
New York
River and Lake Levels Fall at Port City Today
Thermometer reads 16 degrees above zero as Black River drops six feet and Lake Erie runs two feet lower than usual. Port City pioneers note the river and lake reach their lowest levels in thirty years amid high winds and cold.
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Port City
Lotatn
Sera
Black River
Lake Erie
Congress Today Ate Delicate Heating William Ware
Congress today weighed delicate questions on heating William Ware as hearings continued on urgent deficiency by the Flood Control Committee.
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Congress
Wiliam &. Ware
Storm leaves Ohio torn by wind and ice damage
A fierce late season storm battered Ohio with gale force winds, rain, sleet and snow. In Cleveland winds toppled telegraph poles and shattered windows while icy roads caused accidents. One man, Leo Bridges, 40, was killed by a downed high tension wire as temperatures plunged across the state. Southern Ohio saw more wires down and injuries as the storm swept toward Columbus and Toledo.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Leo Bridges
Toledo
West Columbea
Brock Schiee to Try for Record on World Flight
William Brock and Edward Semin, circumnavigators, departed Cincinnati at 10:30 this morning for the next leg of their journey toward Daytona, Florida. The trip aims to set a record as they continue the Pride of Detroit air venture, with anticipation of a landmark collision course for further flights.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam Brock
Edward Semin
Lenta
Anniher
Daytona
Fin
Arance Mieke
Torenti
Detety
Breek
Senien
Timinnalt
Niger
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