Vision of aviation future shown to Elyria group
W C Young aeronautics manager for Goodyear Zeppelin presented a 76 member Elyria Chamber of Commerce audience with a forecast of air dominated travel. He showcased film reels on the Akron dirigible and argued planes will handle overland routes while airships serve long ocean trips. He cited railroad cooperation, fuel capacity advantages of dirigibles, and noted Graf Zeppelin transatlantic activity and wartime usefulness. The cost and crew contrasts between dirigibles and cruisers were discussed alongside US advantages in lighter than air craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elks’ Club
W. C. Young
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Young
U. S. Akron
Asr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic
Navy Department
Macon
United States
15 Local Men Get Work On Streets
Snowy conditions opened work for 15 unemployed men clearing streets under Elyria Relief Committee direction. If weather holds, twice as many will work Monday. Coal relief also expanded with several trucks delivering to families in need. By tonight over 400 families are estimated to have received aid since the commissary opened, with a single day peak of 123 families helped.
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Elyria
The Weather Forecast Snow Tonight And Sunday Rise In Temp
Snow is forecast tonight with a gradual warmup by Sunday. Temperatures will climb slowly as the weekend progresses.
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OHTO
Gift to Elyria Home for the Aged From Estate Bequest
Santa Claus delivered a $2,000 check to the Elyria Home for the Aged as part of the estate settlement of Orlena Roloson of Marengo Morrison County Ohio. The gift is undesignated for trustees to use as needed. Judge C H Wood of Mount Gilead is the estate's executor and expects further funds from the unsettled estate.
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Santa Claus
Elyria Home
Orlena Roloson
Marengo
Morion County
Ohio
C. H. Wood
Mt. Gilead
France Demands Debts Conference Before Payment
Paris reports France will pay its 20 million dollar war debt to the United States only if the U S agrees to participate in a world debts conference. Finance Minister Louis Germain Martin says the payment will be drawn from the Bank of France balance in New York with short term credits. JPMorgan has reportedly offered credits to cover the transfer, avoiding gold movement. Finance and foreign affairs seek an international debt transfer conference to balance payments with merchandise.
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Paris
France
United States
Fratee
Louis Germain-Martin
United Press
Bank of France
New York
J P. Morgan and Company
Commissions of Finance and Foreign Affairs
Padlock Sought on Oberlin Property in Nuisance Case
L A Sears Oberlin city manager filed common pleas court action against Mary Brown Fort Street Oberlin alleging intoxicating liquor kept and sold there making the place a common nuisance A hearing is set for Monday and the petition seeks a one year court ordered lock.
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Common Pleas Court
L. A. Sears
Oberlin
Mary Brown
Frankfort Street
Automobile Stolen From Kipton Reported
Robert Bradley of Kipton reported to county and city authorities that his car with license 274-145 was stolen from Kipton last night.
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Robert Bradley
Kipton
Earl Baird
Adams Street
Atoley
Last Minstrel Of The Kentucky Mountains Heads To England
Jilson Setters, 74, the last minstrel of Kentucky mountains, pauses in New York before sailing for England to teach music from Lost Hope Hollow tunes. He recalls cataract surgery four years ago that let him see his wife and ten children and notes the old amshant tunes trace back to Charles II in England.
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New York
England
Charles the Second
Jilson Setters
Kentucky Mountains
Lost Hope Hollow
Ashland
Fawn
Setters
Charles II
Prince Charley
Probers Again Weigh Eva Volpe Death as Suicide or Murder
Investigators in Lorain County and Lorain city reviewed evidence to decide if Eva Volpe 21 drowned or was killed. Coroner said two temple bruises plus drowning. sheriff suggested a 25 foot leap near Stop 69 after she left home Wednesday night. Locals noted she worked nearby in high school and was last seen before her body washed ashore.
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Lorain
Eva Volpe
Lake Erie
Stop
T A Peelles
Sherif
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Capman
Donald Price
Professor Einstein To Sail Today From Bremen
Professor Albert Einstein sails for America aboard the steamer Oakland at 3 p m today from Bremen with a visated passport. He will reach San Francisco on January 8 after a Panama Canal voyage. His trip faced opposition from an American women's organization due to alleged Communist ties.
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Bremen
Germany
Albert Einstein
United States
America
Oakland
San Francisco
Berlin
California
Panama Canal
Capone Syndicate Crumbles as Prohibition Pressure Bites
Chicago reports that the Capone syndicate, once a $16 million annual operation, has collapsed under relentless prosecutions and hard times. Beer prices dropped from 55 to 35 dollars a barrel as legal competition faded and the gang explores new ventures.
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United Press
Chicago
Capone Heer
al Capone
Capone Group
Wildcat
Congress
Capone
Heydey
Relief Fund To Be Distributed County funds allotted to districts
Preparations for the distribution of 90000 in relief funds raised by bonds are completed. County Auditor C B Kelser said funds will go to districts on request. listed amounts include Elyria 21546 Lorain 34419 Sheffield township 8080 Elyria city 2694 Russia 1616 Penfield 108 Amherst 5396 Eston 429 Black River 1347 and school boards Elyria 7810 Sheffield Lake 134 South Amherst 434.
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C. 8. Kelser
Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield
Russia
Penfield
Amherst
Eston
Black River
Elyria Board of Education
Sheffield Lake Village
Death summons Elyria constable John J. Howlett
John J. Howlett 74 of 411 Cleveland street died at his home at 2 30 A M after a six week illness. He served as Elyria township constable for nearly 20 years and was an officer of the Lorain County Humane Society. Survived by wife Kathryn a daughter Mrs Charles D Carpenter a son Bert S Howlett two grandchildren and sister Mrs Sarah Bright. Funeral at Taylor Funeral Home at 2 30 P M Tuesday.
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Elyria
John J. Howlett
Cleveland Street
Howlett
Elyria Township
Lorain
Abbington
England
Kathryn
Charles D. Carpenter
Bert S. Howlett
Cleveland
Sarah Bright
Taylor Funeral Home
No Coasting On Hospital Grounds Issued
Chronicle Telegram reports a restraint on hospital grounds coast ing after a recent coaster injury and a past fatal accident. Officials say coast ing disturbs patients and night nurses and must stop to avoid further incidents.
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Chronicle Telegram
Heavy Snow Strands Ohio Cities Prompt New Work Crews
Damp snow from Friday blankets Cleveland Toledo and northern Ohio as a blizzard effect spreads southward to Cincinnati. Temperatures dip to twenty degrees as officials forecast continued snowfall and state highway crews increase staff to clear drifts and prevent road blockages. Cincinnati reports two year’s heaviest snow with ongoing falls.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio
Cincinnati
State Highway Department
Middletown Deputy Commissioner Aubley Shot Dead
James H. Aubley, 42, deputy commissioner of motor vehicles and active in Utler County Republican circles, was found shot to death in his bed shortly after midnight. A revolver lay at his side and the widow said he had recent nervous troubles and had not fully recovered.
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Middletown
James H. Aubley
Uatler County
Ins
Aubley
Deathbed for Major General Harry G. Bishop Nears
Maj. Gen. Harry G. Bishop chief of Field Artillery in the Army is critically ill with heart disease. The 58 year old West Point graduate was stricken at his desk Wednesday and hospitalized at Walter Reed. A Grand Rapids native, he commanded the 150th and the third field artillery brigade in France where he earned the Distinguished Service Cross and received the French Legion of Honor.
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U.S. Army
Washington
Harry G. Bishop
Navy
General Bishop
War Department
Army Dispensary
Walter Reed Hospital
Grand Rapids
Mich
West Point
150Th Field Artillery
Third Field Artillery
France
Britain and France Expected to Pay Debt Installments
Washington reports the administration views it virtually assured that France and Great Britain will pay their combined debt installments to the United States next Thursday. The $115,000,000 due from Europe will clear $115 million of the $125 million total, leaving $10 million from smaller nations in danger of default. After payment, Britain and France are likely to push for a revision of the debts.
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Britain
France
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Dispute jeopardizes repeal of 18th Amendment
Washington reports a short session dispute between House and Senate leaders risks blocking repeal. The Senate backs submitting repeal in some form while Speaker Garner’s House resolution failed by a narrow margin. A compromise is needed to advance the issue this session.
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Washington
Congress
Democratic House
Senate
House
Garner
Tragedy in Kentucky Miners Perish in Black Mountain Blast
Rescue crews recovered the last of 23 coal miners killed in a zero mine explosion near Yancey Kentucky on Black Mountain. Relatives and mine officials gathered as four rescue teams ended a lengthy cave in search that yielded no survivors.
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Yancey
Zero
Black Mountain
Grape Growers Seek Legalization of Naturally Fermented Wines
Grape growers from California Ohio and New York argued before the House Ways and Means committee for legalization of naturally fermented wines. They urged the provision be kept in the Collier Volstead Act modification bill moving toward House action.
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Washington
California
Ohio
New York
House
Ways and Means Committee
Gangsters Recruit Boys From Kindergarten to Crime
Chicago police charge Capt. Philip Parodi that Chicago’s west side gang known as the 42 recruits youngsters from kindergarten and first grade into crime. He says older youths train them to open cars with skeleton keys and steal cars for loot, with kindergartners earning a share. The police description notes the gang terrorizes the valley area and that many original members are dead or in prison.
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Chicago
UPI
West Side
Philip Parodi
Maxwall Street
Parodi
Valley
Parod
Injunction Awarded To Protect Centuries-old Trees
A permanent injunction to stop destruction of an estimated 100-year-old stand was granted to Hattie L. Brown near Lorain against the State Highway Department. The dispute centers on a 60 foot versus 50 foot right of way. The department warned of possible condemnation if needed. A battery theft report accompanies the piece.
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Hattie L. Brown
Lake Road
Lorain
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Brown
Indictments Returned in Grand Jury Arraignment List
Indictments were returned against 29 persons by the grand jury after four days of inquiry. Seventeen were indicted openly and twelve secretly, with identities to be revealed upon apprehension. All indicted individuals are to be arraigned Monday at 1 p.m. in common pleas court.
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Nelson Salcomb
Route 2
Arthur Kurtz
Lorain
Don W. Myers
Severin Ott
Ely Tia
B. J. Squire
Guy Davidson
Ray Urbakski
Carl Kapron
Donald Hawley
Wellington
John Burnett
Viola Bardus
Guiseppe Venture
Prima Nankin
Mariotti Zaccaria
Fred Meyer
Brighton
Edward Becker
Elyria
Edward Hall
T. H. Gould
Nick Larocco
Anna
Joe Kovach
Frank Maszaros
Edward O'Brien
Oberlin
A. G. Cemings
Frank Pruskoski
Leo Swiegonowski
Otto Knerim
Mester Road
Edward Mrozowski
Ed Smith
John Marski
Thomas Higgins
Common Pleas Court
Clarence Adams
Hunger marchers stay in Columbus shelter on return trip
A group of over 100 hunger marchers halted at Greenwood Park shelter house in Columbus for the night on their way back from Washington. They provided their own meals and funds for the journey.
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Columbus
Greenwood Park
Washington
Gift Guide Hint for Easy Family Shopping
The Gift Guide advises shoppers to use the classified page for easy, at home gift ideas. It emphasizes selecting unusual gifts for every family member and friend and notes new listings appear daily on the Classified Page.
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Padlock
Einstein
Jack Frost
Cascade Park
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