Communists Given Five Year Terms and Fines
Sentences of five years in prison with hard labor and fines of 2500 each were imposed on two of the three convicted for criminal syndicalism. Tom Johnson of Cleveland and Charlies Gwyan of Lansing received the terms while Marysville reform school detainee Lil Andrews, 19, Cleveland, got an indeterminate sentence not exceeding ten years. Bond set at 5900 each. All in jail. Judge W W Cowan delayed sentence after outburst by the defendants.
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ST. Clairsville
Dee. Tu
Camus
Ber
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Charlies Gwyan
Lansing
O. Ming Lil Andrews
Marysville Reformatory
W. Www. Cowan
Cowan
Tolis
Jall
Puremen to elect officers at Elyria Foremema Club meeting
Elyria Foremema Club will elect a president and three vice presidents at its November meeting Thursday evening. Nominees include George Telk Ernest Birch and J A Sargent for president. Arthur Joscox Henry Whitney and Tiow ard Goallmar for first vice president. Harry Warren Claude Wil ef ield and C P Ahres for grand vice president. Jack Geriffitts Charles Cook and Glenn Bratiersen for third vice president. Installation will occur at the January meeting. A smoker starts at 7 15 with plans for entertainment under the program committee.
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Elyria Foremema Club
M. C. Oa
W. G O. McClellarn
George Tel
Student Admits Check Forgery at Wesleyan University
Cleveland freshman Norman Taylor admitted forging eight checks, police report. He cited inability to find work as a motive. The incident was reported by GQ on December 19.
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Delaware
Norman Taylor
Cleveland
Onin Wesleyan University
Taylor
City editor of Warren paper dies in city
G. T. Heck lingered in death at 54 after a illness that cost the life of the Warren Tribune Chronicle city editor. Heck, 54, died here late yesterday. His long service and local reports marked his career. He led the Tribune Chronicle staff through many events in Warren community.
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Warren
Warren, O
G. T. Hecklinger
Waran Tribune Chronicle
J B Williams Early Life and Career Path
When J B Williams reached twenty one, he was a chemist at the National Tube Company laboratories in Lorain. He served twelve years there, then in 1924 left to enter real estate in St. Petersburg Florida and Elyria. He has since worked in real estate, is married, and resides at 288 Broad Street. His main hobbies are football and Florida fishing, and his ambition at that time was to own a circus.
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J. B
Jim) Williams
National Tuba Company
Lorain
National Tube Company
St. Petersburg
Florida
Elyria
Williams
Broad Street
Cna
Kiwanians Will Entertain Gridders in Elyria Meeting
Elyria high school football players and coaches will be guests of the Elyria Kiwanis at Thursday noon lunch at Hotel Newell. Coach Paul MacEachron of Iberlin College is to speak during the program.
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Elyria Heh
Elyria Kiwanis
Newell
Paul MacEachron
Iberlin College
JURY 5 HEARING MANGLACCHTER Ghat
Jury 5 hearing Manglacchter Ghat on whether John Smith of Lorain was intoxicated Oct 15 1929 when his car left Meister road and killed Frank Petrosky Lorain musician in hospital. Trial began this morning with testimony aligning on intoxication.
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John Smith
Lorain
Jay
Ditck Om
Smith
Petrosky
Mary Petrosky
A. R. Webber
Rial
Miss Germ
Dynamite Bomb Found in Rich Man's Mansion
Discovery of a dynamite bomb in the dining room of James Norris Lake Forest mansion prompted five armed private detectives to patrol the estate. Norris, a wealthy Chicago broker with New York ties, controls the Chicago Stadium stake. Sidney N. Strotz, heir to the late C. N. Strotz fortune, is also present among the guests.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
James Norris
New York
Norris
Sidney N. Strotz
C. N. Strotz
Chiang Kai Shek Loyalists Face Revolt Across China
Shanghai dispatches describe foreign powers building barricades and deploying troops as General Chiang Kai Shek’s Nationalist Government struggles to maintain control amid revolts. British, French, and American evacuations proceed while Nanking sees troop reinforcement and rail service restoration.
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Shanghai
Chidog KarShek
Nanking
China
Dermes
Hong Kong
Shanghai-Nanking
Yangtse
Ichang Wan
Ichang
Hupeh
Tchang
C. T. Wang
Chiang Kai-Shek
Changchow
Cheklang
Lindsey Fights Disbarment Over Colorado Supreme Court ruling
Ben B. Lindsey founder of the juvenile court system and proponent of a companionate marriage idea fights a Colorado Supreme Court decision barring him from practicing law. His lawyers will seek a rehearing after the court found he violated his oath by accepting 47500 in gifts from Helen Elwood Stokes and Samuel Untermeyer. The judge denounced the ruling as brutal and unjust.
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Denver
Colo
Ben B. Lindsey
Todry
Colorado Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Lindsey
Piots
Helen Elwood Stokes
Samuel Untermeyer
New York
Wttle
Greeley W. Whitford
Grundy AG money raiser who influenced party in Congress
The Senate Lobby Investigating Committee reported Grundy head of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association used substantial aid to campaigns to influence Republican lawmakers. He raised large sums in Pennsylvania to support Congressmen and tariff interests, and the report noted no recommendations. It cited prior inquiries into other lobbyists and referenced Grundy's potential Senate appointment and past fundraising in 40 counties.
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Wastington
Dewly
Joseph R. Grundy
Pensylvania
Assigi
Congress
Senate Lobby Investigting Committee
Grundy
Charles L. Evanston
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Hingham
Repo
Wiliam F. Burgess
Pennsylvania
John Fisher
William S$. Ware
Militia Quietly Mobilized as Illinois Mine Strike Threatens
In Taylorville Illinois National Guardsmen mobilized to guard town and coal districts amid a threatened miners war between 1000 strikers and workers. Four companies including infantry cavalry and machine guns patrolled at dawn after orders from Adjutant General Black following talks with Acting Governor Sterling. Sheriff Dunbar had requested troops after threats from the National Miners Union linked to the United Mine Workers of America. A 490 armed mob previously gathered at Peabody Mine No 58 but dispersed without violence.
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Taylorville
National
United Mine Workers of America
D. L. Dunbar
Peabody
Trio Bandits Loot Beaverdam Bank Near Lima in blue coupe
Beaverdam bank near Lima was robbed by three men in a blue coupe early today, taking about $9000. They bound cashier James Yant and held Lois Yant during the holdup, then fled toward Toledo. Identified by license plates, authorities believe the same trio hit Sun Savings bank in Rising Sun last week for about $1500.
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Beaverdam
Lima
Farmer's and Merchants
Lois Yant
James
BR. KE. Allanas
Allen County
Sun Savings’ Bank
Rising Sun
Woodcomunty
Yant
Misa Hazel Creen
Seizure of British Rum Laden Ship Elizabeth
New London Conn December 10 News reports the seizure of the British ship Elizabeth carrying Wyquer rum. A radio intercepted message said seven prisoners were aboard the Bligabeth as it was convoyed to New York by a patrol boat.
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
New York
Long Island
New Yo
Lex
WATOON Delays Vote On Tax Reduction
Washington staff reports Senate Republican leader Watson delayed a $160 million tax reduction to secure an amendment from Muscle Shoals supporters. Talks aimed to keep peace after tariff furor while lawmakers debate the tax cut and tariff resolution. Senate attention shifts to wool tariff provisions as the House moves interior department funding.
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Washington
Watson
Senate
Muscle Shoals
House
Heffin
Black
Alabama
Tennessee River
Blane
Wis
Hawes
Missouri
Couzens
Republian
Michigan
Treasury
Interior Department
President of Greece Resigns in Athens Selection Impasse
Admiral Paul Coundouriotis resigned as president of the Republic of Greece. Liberal party leaders will meet to designate a successor. Coundouriotis, 74, served with distinction during the wars with the Turks in 1897 and 1912 and was awarded the lifetime title of admiral.
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Athens
Paul Coundouriotis
Republic of Greece
Liberal Party
Coundouriotis
Commissioners Hold Ditch Hearing in Elyria Carlisle Townships
County Commissioners today held a hearing on the proposed improvement of the Diedrick Ditch in Elyria and Carlisle townships. They were scheduled to take part in the organization meeting of the County Building Commission as ex officio members. The building commission will oversee erecting two new county buildings approved by voters in November.
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Diedrick
Elyria
Carlisle
County Building Commission
Building Commission
Elderly Man Fatally Struck by Car in Elyria
Howes Laundon, 81, of 620 Park Place, died after being struck by a car Sunday afternoon. Driver William Blair, of 120 Kenwood Court, was cleared of blame. Coroner Myles F. Perry ruled the death accidental. Laundon died at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Howes Laundon
Park Pla
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Blair
Kenwood Court
Myles F. Perry
Blair
Laundon
Perry
Mystery surrounds teacher Cordelia Gumimens death in Rockford
In Rockford on December 10 an accomplished young teacher named Cordelia Gumimens was killed in her third-floor apartment. Police have fragmentary clues and no definite motive or suspect. Investigators traced her life through the eyewalls and notes a quarrel with a former suitor may be involved. Dr Fiord Dr Leech, an eccentric dentist, remains in custody with no direct evidence tying him to the crime. Discovery of jewelry in the apartment excludes robbery as motive.
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Rockford
Cordelia
Gumimensheimer
Jyédrs
Myst
Fiord
Leech
WU Wallywood
Maner
Alleged Bad Check Passer Held Here
A clever alleged bogus check worker was rounded up by police here yesterday afternoon. Raymond Miller, also known as Frank Meyers or Earl Rixler of Gary Indiana, swindled banks in many cities. He had accounts in many locations and planned to deposit bad checks then cash out. His hearing is set in police court, as authorities verify links to other cities and recover blank checks found on him.
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Raymond Miller
Allag
Frank Meyers
Earl Rixler
Gary
Indiana
Meyers
Elyria
Cca
FE. J. Stankard
Injuries Fatal to Rubber Works Head in Auto Plunge
Akron dispatch reports John F. Lowman 54 president of Philadelphia Rubber Works Co. died from injuries after his car swerved to avoid a bus and plunged down a 109 foot embankment last week. The accident occurred in Akron, with Lowman identified as the casualty and business leader.
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Rubber Works
Akron
John 5. Lowman
Philadelphia Rubber Works Co
Lowman
Seven Explosions Kill Nine at Pathe Studio in New York
Rapid succession blasts at Pathe Studio on Park Avenue and 130th Street killed nine and injured others as a recording session by Eddie Elkins and his 14 musicians was about to begin. Fire and smoke filled the rear stage area while 30 dancers awaited cue. Identifications were tentative. victims included Harold Bishop Al Kramer Iran Bob Mussman. Ambulances ferried the injured to Harlem Hospital and others as crowds gathered amid flames rising 50 feet high and emergency lines forming outside the studio.
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New York
Pathe Company
Park Avenue
130Th St
Eddie Elkins
Harlem Hospital
Harold Bishop
al Kramer
Iran
Bob Mussman
Bronx
Willliam Mullarke
Stanley Vinal
Samuel Vanenra
Warlem
Knickerbocker
Harry Delmar
Potee
Fellowship talk at Rotary meeting in Sandusky
Rev William C Fowler urged fellowship and courtesy as Christmas ideals at the Hotel Newes Rotary Club. Lawrece Webber announced a Sandusky delegation visit to Elyglauuh, while President James A Hewitt appealed for the Empty Stocking Fund for the city’s needy. William McClellan led song with Jack Flynn at the piano.
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Heaven
Marth
William C. Fowler
Hotel Newes
Saylor
Rey Fowler
Lawreace Webber
Sandusky
William McClellan
Jack Flynn
Flynn
Flood Threat Mounts Across Britain As Storms Lessen
London December 19 grave danger of extensive floods rises across Great Britain as week long storms abate after a brutal surge. Heavy rains add to the menace in Wales and England as November’s deluge promises wide damage. death toll rises to 166 with many unaccounted for. Thames bursts its banks creating lakes and forcing evacuations along the Somerset Moors fringe and flooding roads with two to four feet of water.
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London
Great Britain
Wales
England
Yarmouth
Lowestoff
Sutton
France
British Isles
Thames
Somerset Moors
U S Cruiser Pittsburgh Heads to Shanghai Mission
The United States cruiser Pittsburgh under Admiral Charles McVay left Manila at midnight bound for Shanghai to protect American interests amid tense China situation. Six destroyers of the thirtieth division led the way: McCormick Bulmer Simpson MacLeish Edsall Parrott.
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Manila
United States
Pittsburgh
Charles McVay
Nanghai
McCormick
Bulmer
Simpson
Want Ads Describe Furnishings and Classified Bargains
Classified section highlights furniture for private rooms and suites near the Huron road and West Street crossing. The notice promotes cheap and varied items with references to a papered area and B&O tracks, inviting shoppers to explore the daily Disasified page for bargains and a variety of goods.
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Huron Road
B& O
West St
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