Probing Wand to Be Busy This Week
Washington dawns a five week with Congress in full swing. Senate debates the Boulder Dam dispute aiming for a vote soon while House moves to Greek and Austrian debt settlements and treasury funding plans. Committees outline investigations on labor, unemployment, and foreign affairs as Kellogg visits.
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Washington
Deny Dee
Senate
Boulder Dam
Congress
Arizona
California
Colorado
House
Treasury Department
Lorain Mayor Standen Cleared for Bar Exam
The Lorain County Bar Association voted unanimously to recommend to the supreme court that Mayor J. C. Standen of Lorain be allowed to take the state bar examination. The committee found the four applicants including Standen, Basil Dzjama, Elmer Flynn, and Tlosd I. Smith capable of sitting for the exam, endorsing the committee report after investigation.
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Lorain
David Aiken
Hal Johnson
Bar Association
County Court House
Tirdjuga
Standen
Basil Dzjama
Elmer N. Flynn
Tlosd I. Smith
Elyria
Supreme Court
Coolidge Nominates Samuel N West to District Court
President Coolidge sent to the Senate the nomination of Samuel N West for U S district judge in the northern district of Ohio. The announcement from Washington dated December 1 identified West as the nominee for the federal bench.
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Coolidge
West
Senate
Washington
Samuel N. West
U.S
Northern District
Obia
Financial World Pays Tribute To Patten
The world of finance mourns James A. Patten once known as the wheat king. Messages of condolence and flowers arrive from Chicago New York and abroad. The 76 year old speculator died Saturday of bronchial pneumonia at Evanston where his funeral is planned at the First Presbyterian church. Philanthropic gifts to churches universities and hospitals mark his legacy.
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Chicago
World of Finance
James A. Patten
New York
Patten
Evanston
First Presbyterian Church
Dayton honors Orville Wright on Kitty Hawk anniversary
Dayton celebrates the Wright brothers with delegates from the state nation and foreign countries. Orville Wright will be guest of honor in Washington and a Kitty Hawk pilgrimage will conclude the observance. Delegates arrived in six tri motor planes and visited Wright fields Huffman Dam and the planned $1 000 000 Wright memorial site.
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Dayton
Ortile Wright
Wilbur
Kitty Hawk
NL. C
Torlay
Orville
Washington
Chicago
Wright Brothers
Fairfield
Wright Fields
Huffman Dam
Wright Field
Orville Wright
Allen C. McDonald
Wright, Brothers
Wright
Wilbur Wright
War Talk Heard in Americas After Break in Relations
war talk spread across the Americas after Paraguay and Bolivia severed diplomatic ties over a border clash that left more than twenty troops dead. secret meetings in Asuncion and La Paz signaled potential action while publics in La Paz reacted with strong patriotism as tension rose.
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Buenos
Aires
South America
Paraguay
Bolivia
Asuncion
la Paz
Kenton Legion Post Plans Relief Units
Kenton Ohio December 10 emergency relief units are being planned by the Kenton American Legion post in line with a national movement announced by National Commander Paul V. McNutt.
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Kenton Legion Post
Kenton
Kenton American Legion Post
National Movement of the Legion
Paul Vo McNutt
Escapes From London Prison Farm
Clarence Waldern twenty one escaped from the London prison farm over the weekend. He was serving three to fifteen years from Jackeron county on a burglary and larceny charge admitted to the penitentiary on April 12 1928.
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London
Clarence Waldern
Jackeron County
Prince of Wales races to King George's bedside
The Prince of Wales sped from Brindisi to England on a special train and then a destroyer escort, aiming to reach London by noon Wednesday. Buckingham Palace said the King’s condition remained very bad but not immediately critical as doctors reported some sleep after nearly three weeks of illness.
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London
Angety
George
Gis Kine
Prince of Wales
Nuroepe
Port Said
Egypt
Enterprise
Cologne
France
Italy
Switzerland
Wationg Hayes
Trai
St. Gothard
Alps
Boulogne
Channel
England
Buckingham Palace
United Press
Brindisi
Africa
Prince Heaury
Duke of
Celtic Goes On the Rocks Near Queenstown Ireland
The White Star Liner Celtic with 225 passengers from New York to Liverpool ran aground off Roches Point near Cork Harbor. 29 Vestris survivors aboard, 412 crew to be rescued. Efforts to refloat were unsuccessful at ebbing tide. a destroyer and tugs aid, with a tender to remove passengers once safe. The ship, 21000 tons, built 1901 in Belfast, registers at Liverpool, famed for transatlantic service.
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Queenstown
Ireland
White Star
Celtic
New York
Liverpool
Roches Point
Vestris
Virginia Capes
U M. M
Cork Harbor
Gelizee
Moresecock
Belfast
Holland and Wolff, Ltd
Register
England
Americans Safe In Colombian Strike Zone Bulletin
Washington report states all American citizens in the strike torn Colombian banana zone have arrived in Santa Marta aboard a troop train. Vice Consul Laurence J. Cotie reported to the State Department that one American was injured and that all danger to American citizens had passed.
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Washington
Santa Marta
Laurence J. Cotie
State Department
Sheridan teen confesses to killing teacher near lake
In Siteridan Michigan on Sunday, 16 year old Jimmy Deakin, son of the high school janitor, confessed to killing Miss Wiessie Carter, 27, by striking her with a stone and dumping the weapon in Sheridan Lake. He claimed a three year grudge and said he did not assault the teacher. Fingerprints in the car did not match her college boyfriend Lea Breay, who had been questioned and released.
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Siteridan
Mich
Jimmy Deakin
Sheriday High School
Deakin
Miss Carter
Sheridan
Sheridan Lake
Carter
Lea Breay
Bracy
Stanton
Hoover Arrives in Valparaiso on Latin America Visit
President-elect Herbert Hoover lands in Valparaiso Chile on a goodwill tour, greeted by Chilean President Ibanez and officials. A large crowd cheers as the Maryland partens for Santiago and subsequent ports, with aides named and a ceremonial salute observed.
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Santiago
Chile
Herbert Hoover
Carlos Ibanez
Mr. Hoover
Ibanez
Culbertson
Hoover
Pee Hee
Henry
Fletcher
Valparaiso
Latin America
Maryland
American Statesman
Carlos Garfing Prade
Gaston Neef
Lantaro Rogas
Coolidge urges arbitration over arms in Pan American talks
President Coolidge opened the Pan American conference urging the peaceful settlement of disputes through arbitration and conciliation. He cited Venezuela, Ecuador, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, and others as embracing arbitration as a core principle and urged universal adoption of judicial machinery and procedures to prevent conflicts.
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Washington
Coolidy
Wrestero
Uni- Suzy
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Dry Officers To Receive Their Summons
Sheriff E G Matheus received summons copies for Louis Cieco Frank J Klady Walter Knitter William A Fires tone and Firestones bondsmen. They are defendants in a $6000 damage suit by Batty Heywood of Elyria for a wound on Sept 26 1928. They must appear in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court on or before Jan 5 to answer.
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E.G. Matheus
Louis Cieco
Frank J. Klady
Walter Knitter
William A. Firestone
Firestone
Batty Heywood
Elyria
Wdday
Mathews
Cuyahora County
Bolivian Senate backs government on Paraguay dispute
In La Paz on December 10 the Bolivian senate and chamber of deputies ratified the government's course in the Paraguay frontier dispute. The senate asked the cabinet to clarify Paraguay status while the Federation of University Students endorsed the government and urged to be placed in the vanguard of the southeastern frontier defense.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Paraguay
Boliva
Sheep Killings In Lorain County Spur Police Dogs Raid
Sheep killed or injured in Lorain County Saturday night reach over fifty with losses around seven hundred dollars. Airdale dog owned by Capt. Anderson of Oberlin and a police dog of William Brumbis were captured after a raid on Andy Davidson’s Pittsfield farm where over thirty sheep died or injured. Eighteen more sheep on Henry Claus’s Vermilion farm were harmed though raiding dogs escaped. Warden Lee Minkler suspects the dogs were unleashed by owners and notes dogs must be chained at night by law.
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Lorain County
Lee Minkler
Airdale
Capt
Anderson
Oberlin
William Brumbis
Andy Davidson
Pitts- Held
Minkler
Iheury Claus
Minklier
Jury Hears Opening in 1500 Dollar Damage Case
A Lorain origin case before Judge Wy o B Thompson features Ben H Atkins and Mortis Atkins suing J I Richards and Louis J Weber with Ky Tannelall doing business as Zanes New and Used Car Co for 1500 dollars. The Atkins brothers once ran an electrical supply business and the defendants’ car sales ties are outlined, with Weber a former judge and Dutro as the manager. The trial proceedings commenced as jurors were selected and opening statements delivered.
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Common Pleas
Wy O B. Thompson
Ben H. Atkins
Mortis Atkins
Lorain
JI. A. Richards
Llynn
Lee D. Dutro
Louis J. Weber
KY. Tannelall
The
Zanes, Vizl
New and Used Car Company
Atkinses
Loram
Ryehards
Gerod
Weber
Tannehill
Danesville
Uniief
Dutra
Killed As Train Smashes Auto In Plain City
William G. Bidwell, 60, a dairy man near Plain City, was killed when his car was struck by a Wennerlvania train. His wife Flora was fatally injured and taken to a Columbus hospital. Witnesses said Bidwell drove onto the tracks as the Columbus Chicago flyer approached.
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Plain City
William G. Bidwell
Here
Flora
Bidwell
Columbus
Reelection of Gray as Speaker Expected in Ohio House
Columbus, Dec. 10. Ohio Republican lawmakers elect are set to renominate Cadiz native O. E. Gray for speaker of the house. Veteran legislators doubt major opposition exists though John A. Uadden and Dr. R. R. Hughey are named as potential rivals. Had den and others may be chosen for leadership posts and several officers are expected to be re elected without opposition.
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Columbus
C. Gray
Cadiz
Ohio House
Representatives
Gray
John A. Uadden
Cleveland
R. R. Hughey
Washington, D. H
John P. Maynard
Lima
Alfred Robnson
Ironton
Fail To Locate Clues In Eaton Double Murder
Police and county authorities lack clues to identify burglars who shot and killed Dr. Horation Z. Silver and his wife in Eaton. Investigators follow leads suggesting the robbers may have come from Richmond Indiana or Dayton or Cincinnati. Sheriff Gibson suspects robbery as the motive. Dr. Silver was a cousin of state finance director designate Harry D. Silver.
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Eaton
Horation Z. Silver
Richmond
Ind
Dayton
Cincinnati
Silvers
Ben Stevenson
Here
Dr. Silver
Gibson
Harry D. Silver
Lorain Bridge May Go To Congress
Lorain's Memorial Bridge may go before Congress following a January 4 meeting of congressman elect Francois Seiberling and the Lorain City club. A letter from C R Summers petitioned Seiberling to present the project to Congress. The bridge is not currently aligned with the natural highway plan.
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Lorain
Dee
Lorain’s Memorial Bridge
Congress of the
Elyrian Rankin Considered for Deputy Prohibition Commissioner
Columbus report says O E Rankin of Elyria is under consideration for appointment as deputy prohibition commissioner. Rankin, a former digs agent, resigned when McDonald barred state employees from political office. Supporters hail his record as a fearless officer.
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Columbus
O. E. Rankin
Ohblo
Chronicle-Telegram
Rankin
Ing
Digs
McDonald
Dry Service
Ran= Kin
Warns of Ice Danger on the Black River
City officials warn parents and youths against skating on Black River amid treacherous conditions. Service Director John N. Et dt and colleagues urge use of guarded skating ponds built around town to prevent deadly accidents on the river.
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City
Black River
Service
John N. Etdt
Satny
Edtwag
Elys. Ra
Reetor
Lawsuit Seeks 2500 From Avon Dog Bite Incident
Margaret Dunbrook sues Kreuzer, fond operator in Avon village, seeking 2500 in damages for injuries alleged in a dog bite incident. The petition claims the defendant’s dog caused the harm and seeks compensation.
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Margaret Dunbrook
Kreuzer
Avon Village
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