States Debate Journal Control in St Paul Deep in Session
Minnesota lawmakers delayed liquor control action during a special session as Gov. Olson sought emergency relief measures. Three bills were laid out in the first week: state dispensaries favored by the administration, a wide open private tavern plan, and a Senate version of similar reform. A parallel effort in Des Moines previewed a statewide liquor monopoly plan with a retail permit system, prepared by Gov. Herring's interim commission, to be introduced before week’s end.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Senate
Des Moines
Lquor
Wivievaie
Wee Ag
Iowa General Assembly
Clyde L. Herring
Michigan debates liquor control as Christmas nears
Michigan, the first state to ratify repeal, faces slim chances of legal liquor by Christmas as the Legislature remains in a heated debate over control measures. The Senate has acted on House amendments and added new ones, with a state owned store plan of one per 75,000 people. The Republican minority plans a rival bill to legalize strong beer and wine immediately.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
House
Senate
Writer Unknown on High School Cafeteria Letter
Chronicle-Telegram cannot identify the letter writer for the Voice of the People column. The editor requests the author to contact him to publish the missive about the high school cafeteria.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Voice of the People
Ancient Persian Maxims on Wasting No Value
A fragment notes strict Persian rules against wasting anything of value even a thread a maiden drops while spinning. The saying elevates frugality as a moral virtue and warns against careless loss in daily tasks.
Eagles and Jackson Wallpaper Clash in City Bowling League
The City Bowling League match features the Eagles against Jackson Wallpaper tomorrow evening at 7 30 PM. Both teams prepare for a close contest at the local lanes.
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Eagles
Jackson Wall Paper
City
Man Bites Dog Attack Reported on City Streets
R. W. Mitchell of 245 Gates avenue told police Saturday afternoon a dog near Middle avenue and Sixth street bit him and tore his trousers and coat. He said the same dog attacked his sister days earlier. The dog was reported to Dog Warden Lee Ninkler.
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R. W. Mitchell
Gates Avenue
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Lee Ninkler
Theft of Sweaters Reported From Box Car
Railroad detectives reported theft of a quantity of sweaters from a New York Central box car. The broken car seat was found here, they said. Mayor W. H. Vanoster deferred action on a petit larceny charge against Eugene Green after a morning hearing. Green was charged with stealing a stove two batteries and 100 pounds of scrap iron from Joe Weinstine of 754 West River Street in a warrant sworn to by Weinstine.
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New York Central Railroad
W. H. Vanoster
Eugene Green
Green
Joe Weinstine
West River Street
Br Weinstine
Eiska High School Annual Christmas Concert Planned
Next Sunday afternoon the Eiska High School chorus, a string quartet, and a trumpet trio present the annual Christmas concert in the high school auditorium. The program features international selections including old French and Welsh songs, with classic carols and pieces by Gruber Handel Bach and Handel. The event starts at 3 p.m. and is open to the public with no admission charge, directed by J. Martin Beck.
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Eiska High School
Gruber
Handel
Bortjansky
Rebikev
Gossel
Gayotte
Bach
Herald Angels
J. Martin Beck
Traylor
Forest Street
Easter
Richards
Bridgette Club
Jerry Steel
Morgan Street
Mar Wood
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Southwest Russia Club
William Wright
South Professor Street
Oberlin Women's Club
H. B. Thurston
Women's Relief Corps
Legion Rooms
Prospect School
Parent-Teacher Association
Phyllis Ohly
Comfort Club
Betts
South Main Street
Broadening Survey to Expand Construction Plan
Washington reports a federal allotment of 35.4 million dollars to broaden a national survey on a proposed 14.0 billion construction program. The enhancement aims to employ 28,577 white collar workers immediately and speed completion by mid February under supervision of the Census and Commerce bureaus.
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Washington
National Survey
Commerce Department
Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Works
Bureau of the Census
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
NRA
United Press
Mad dog bite man derailed by odd confession
A man bitten by a dog reportedly raved as he tried to work, saying he was making a list of people he would bite before the ambulance arrived. The remark followed the apparent attack, and authorities noted the peculiar timing of the confession.
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Tam
Elyria Toy Shop Seeks Funds to Aid Needy Children
The Elyria Legion Toy Shop reports about 30000 dollars raised so far with new contributions from Mr and Mrs Heward Cook and others. The project aims to provide toys for every child in every needy family and needs between 150 and 250 dollars more. Contributions can be sent to J C George, Toy Shop Finance Committee chair.
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Legion Toy Shop
Moor
Heward Cook
Loston Bridge Re
Mean Lace Company
Cer Ee
Elyria
J. C. George
Court News and Local Legal Moves In Lorain County
Esther May Jackson sues for divorce from John Jackson over cruelty and stress. Lorain County Bar suspends common pleas jury work December 20 to January 5. Judge W. B. Thompson overrules Ohio Electric Power Co demurrer in Klermund books case. A petition seeks Erie street extension over railroads. Walter Marsh held on non support. Milton Wiltsie to defend James Dolan for concealed weapons and robbery. Jack Jackson bound to grand jury on non support.
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Lorain County Bar Association
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Ohio Electric Power Company
Henry G. Klermund
Oberlin
Klermund
Erie Street
Wellington
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Lorain, Ashland and Southern Railroad
Granite Improvement Company
Milton Wiltsie
Lorain
James Dolan
Citizens Budget Company
Jack Jackson
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Lindberghs Contemplate Route Through Amazonian Lands
The Lindberghs consider a dangerous overland path to Port of Spain Trinidad via Para, after arriving yesterday. They stay at a thriving Amazonian port with their seaplane moored on the broad river as plans discuss flying direct from Manaos to Port of Spain above Guarance forests and the mountain of the Moon near the British Guiana frontier.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Essa
Para
Lindberghs
Henricene Pinto
Broad River
Manaes
Spain
Guarance
British Guiana
Caraime
Vizuelan
Bullitt Arrives in Moscow as US Ambassador
William C. Bullitt arrived in Moscow as the first United States ambassador to Soviet Russia since World War I. Soviet envoy Maxim Litvinov met Bullitt at the train station, a rare bilateral gesture. Bullitt and his party then went to the National Hotel where a formal welcome awaited them and the first American flag to be flown in Russia since the revolution waved outside.
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Moscow
William C. Bullitt
United States
Soviet Russia
Alexander Troyanovsky
Bullitt
Maxim Litvinov
eTet Buliir
Coaf
Osteb Oun
Litvinov
Washington
Bhy National Hotel
Ann
National Hotel
Russia
Jesus Teaching on Watch and Pray Emphasized in Prayer Teaching
The article highlights Jesus urging followers to watch and pray as a core discipline for spiritual growth, emphasizing vigilance, perseverance, and reliance on divine guidance in daily life. The phrase appears as a central instruction intended to frame faithful practice.
Lorain County Music Program Studied by Delaware Officials
A delegation from Delaware schools visited Lorain County to study its music program. The state reports Lorain County produces high quality musical education with 25 orchestras and eight bands across the county schools.
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Lorain County
Delaware
State Department
Lorain County Schools to Present Christmas Operettas
Four Lorain county schools plan holiday operettas this month and next. Brownhelm screens two short plays December 14 under Miss Mary L Allis. Avon School stages Trouble in Toyland December 20. Avon Lake and Penfield perform December 22. Additional schools may follow with special programs.
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Lorain County
Gerald M. Frank
Brownhelm School
Mary L. Allis
Avon Lake
Santa Claus
Penfield
Death Record for Joseph B Kreps 67 in Elvira
Joseph B Kreps 67 died Saturday evening at his home 121 Chestnut Street after two years of ill health. Born September 7 1868 in Plymouth Ohio he was a carpenter and attended First Methodist Episcopal church. Surviving are widow Della M Kreps son Harry C Kreps daughter Mrs Charles Held both of Elvira sister Miss Mary Kreps five grandchildren. Body moved from Sudro Funeral Home to his home for calling. Funeral Tuesday at 2:00 from the home with Rev E J Bonn officiating burial at Ridgehill Memorial Park cemetery.
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Joseph B. Kreps
Chestnut Street
Mr. Kreps
Plymouth
Ohio
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Della M. Kreps
Harry C. Kreps
Charles Held
Elvira
Marry Kreps
Sudro Funeral
E. J. Bond
Ridgehill Memorial Park Cemetery
Crowell Rites Held for Vincennes Man After Brief Illness
Arthur Paul Crowell aged 45 died Friday morning at his City Hall Place residence Vincennes Indiana after a brief illness He was a former resident and a member of the American Legion He is survived by Emma his widow four brothers Burt Charles Ned and Frank and his mother Mrs Sarepta Crowell Burial was in Butternut Ridge cemetery Nichols funeral home handled arrangements Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 p m at his brother Charles 133 Harvard avenue with Rev H Sayles officiating
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Arthur Paul Crowell
Emma Crowell
City Hall Place
Vincennes
Indiana
American Legion
Burt
Chicago
Charles
Elyria
Ned
San Francisco
Calif
Frank
Ind
Sarepta Crowell
Nichols Funeral Home
Harvard Avenue
H. Sayles
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Milan Man John Ritz Dies at 72 in Collins
John Ritz of Milan Erie County died last evening at his daughter’s home in Collins aged 72. He leaves a son Vern Berlin Heights four daughters Edith Squires Kathryn Hill Minnie Bueger and Als p Opfer plus four brothers and four sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 2 at Collins home with Rev Theodore Spilthorn. burial in Berlinville Cemetery.
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John Ritz
Milan
William Opfer
Collins
Ritz
Erie County
Vern
Berlin Heights
Edith Squires
Kathryn Hill
Lakewood
Minnie Bueger
Cleveland
Als P -Opfer
Colina
Fred
Peter
Huron
Theodore
Lewis
Elizabeth Lander
Emma Ritz
Sabina Youngs
Kathryn Simpson
Toledo
Theodore Spilthorn
Sandusky
Berlinville Cemetery
Death of Frank Wellss in Erhard Minnesota
Frank Wellss aged 26 died suddenly Friday December 8 in Erhard Minnesota where he had gone to visit He was a resident of this city and worked at General Industries He is survived by his wife Cecelia who is in Minnesota and his mother Mrs Vern Peters and sister Miss Lillian both of this city Funeral services and burial will be in Erhard Minn
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Frank Wellss
Erhard
Minnesota
The
General Industries
Cecelia
Vern Peters
Lillian
Minn
Miss Peabody is Saturday Bride
Oberlin Ohio honors a wedding of Miss Doris Peabody and Attorney E Dana Brooks in First Church with a ring ceremony. Attendants include Mrs Harold Morris and Miss Marian Houghtellin, with guests from Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati and Rockford. The couple depart for a east coast motor trip and plan Cleveland home life as Brooks works as an attorney.
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Oberlin
Doris Peabody
Luetta Peabody Magruder
E. Dana Brooks
Cleveland
J. A. Richards
Harold Morris
Marian Houghtellin
Mary Lou Fulton
Ray Kerger
Scott Hamilton
Gilbert Smith
George Rager
Brooks
Maude Morloth
Sadie Latter
Kate Mollineaux
Moebus
Smith
High Dobbins
Detroit
Virginia Dean
Cincinnati
William Fulton
Rockford
Oberlin Inn
Frank Beckwith
Brooks Willl
Club Activities Of Coming Week
Regular Vine Rebekah lodge meeting this evening in the Lodge rooms. Initiation and officer elections. A birthday party honors members with birthdays in October November or December. Regular Karl meeting also listed.
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Vine Rebekah Lodge
The
Karl
Nationwide strike paralyzes Spain in revolutionary push
Anarchists on day three of their bid to topple the republic call a nationwide revolutionary general strike through the Syndicalist controlled National Confederation of Labor effective immediately. Police entrenchment and disorders reported in Barcelona and other towns as the cabinet stays in session. rebellion revived after previous proclamations of its end.
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Madrid
Republic
National Confederation of Labor
War Ministry
Barcelona
New England Coast Whipped By Gale Blizzard
Aroostook county and northern New England faced a severe blizzard with extreme cold. Northfield Vermont recorded 4 degrees above zero, Maine saw 5 degrees, as a 70 mile per hour gale created mountainous seas imperiling shipping along the coast.
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Boston
Aroostook County
New England
Northfield
Upper Maine
Father Coughlin Attacks Gold Standard Policy
Detroit speech by Rev. Charles E. Coughlin condemns the gold standard as undermining industry and contributing to a widespread malaise since 1929. He claims industrialists push mass production evils and ties monetary policy to economic hardship.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Father Coughlin Attacks Capitalism and Praises Roosevelt Plan
The crusading priest denounces financial control by Morgan and calls for a divorce of capitalism from industry. He cites wage and dividend trends since 1922 and 1929, praises the National Association of Manufacturers' resolution, and predicts Henry Ford and others will join the Roosevelt recovery effort as profit sharing and the New Deal advance.
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Morgan
J. P. Morgan
National Association of Manufacturers
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Father Coughlin
Manufacturers Association
Dr. F. M. Sponseller Office Hours Card
Dr. F. M. Sponseller lists address at 241 E Third Street Elyria Ohio with phone 3214. Office hours occur Tuesday 1 30 to 4 00 and 7 00 to 8 80 and Saturday 1 30 to 4 00.
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Elyria
Ohio
Cleveland Markets Report Highlights Grain Livestock Prices
Market notes from Cleveland show butter at six percent, eggs at 37 cents, and a range of poultry prices. Livestock activity remains steady with cattle and hogs trading firmly. calves, sheep, and lambs strong, hogs lower on demand. Grain quotes cover corn, wheat, oats, flour futures, and feeds from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Plane With Two Occupants Missing
Blinding snow storms and extreme cold hampered search for Bert Ashley the pilot and Jack Nichols the passenger, both of Toronto, after their Hamilton to local airport flight went overdue by 19 hours. Ground searchers had worked through the night as rescue planes were grounded by the storm.
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Fort Eale
Ont
Hamilton
Bert Ashley
Jack Nichols
Toronto
Ashley
Lake Ontario
Bulkley Calls for State Monopoly in Liquor Control
United States Senator Robert J. Bulkley of Cleveland condemned the proposal to end the state liquor monopoly. He warned the judiciary committee action could revive a licensing system with the old saloon faults and urged Democrats to oppose private profits from hard liquor. He urged a public-spirited, nonpartisan approach and appealed to Democratic lawmakers aligned with the national platform against saloon revival.
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Cleveland
United States
Robert J. Bulkley
Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eucken’s Ethical Idealism Guides Students Before War
Germany's philosopher Eucken preached a gospel of ethical and philosophical idealism to many students and readers seeking guidance. He is not present to ponder the futility of it all.
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Germany
Eucken
Ohio Governor opposes liquor bill. veto feared
Governor White says the liquor distribution plan invites state revival of prohibition and predicts the legislature will not pass the bill in its current form. Senator Mosler agrees and warns Ohio could be dry again in five years unless privatized profits are curbed.
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White
Harold G. Mosler
Dem
Cleveland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Special
Senate Committee On Liquor Control
Guless
Ohio
Senate
House
Judiciary
House Judiciary Committee
State
Liquor Control Commission
Industry must produce for use with profit to all
A speaker argued that industry must reject radical profit only models and instead produce for use at a profit for both manufacturer and worker. He urged a shift from pure financial domination toward practical, value driven production benefiting labor and capital alike.
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Clarence W. Dick
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Frank Weiss
North Pleasant Street
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Louis Weiss
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Wilson Locke
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J. W. Hill
Oberlin Women’s Club
George H. Bowen
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K. W. Gehrkens
East College Street
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First Baptist Church
G. A. Bahr
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Deimar Horning
North Main Street
Order of Eastern Stars
E. W. Spaulding
Cleveland Ubout cv
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