Graduation Exercises Near as Senior Class Prepares
The senior class at the high school will graduate January 20 with 47 seniors and 10 graduates. Principal Shively announced the ceremony at centur chapel and other social fracs. A. Breen of Ohio University will deliver the commencement address. Exams close the first semester on January 21 and the school year proceeds with plans to determine the exact number of graduates.
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Farm relief issue dominates Congress debate on relief plan
Washington December 15 farm relief legislation becomes the leading issue as farm bloc leaders press for passage under administration terms. House and Senate agriculture committees prepare hearings while confidential talks attempt to tie up the farm relief bill with a broader economic program ahead of a possible floor vote.
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Silla
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Senate
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Rep
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Toma
Hause Eericulture Committee
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Senate Agriculture
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Iowa
House Agriculture Committee
McNair
Collision injures over twenty in downtown Indianapolis
A Big Four passenger train and a Pennsylvania train collided in downtown Indianapolis today, injuring more than twenty passengers. Three serious injuries were reported as the westbound Big Four train was allegedly switched onto the wrong tracks.
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Lorain Democrats Plan Wilson Dinner
Lorain Democrats plan a Wilson birthday anniversary banquet in December at the high school. Mayor William Grail is planning the program for the event honoring the late president Woodrow Wilson.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Oberlin faculty dismisses five more students in dance probe
Oberlin College faculty dismissed five additional students amid the Inter-House dance investigation. Dismissed were three sophomores a junior and a senior, with one sophomore admitting art and others cited for drinking or past campus conduct. One senior placed on probation pending further disciplinary action.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Lehi
Tax payment deadline extended by country commissioners
The tax payment deadline was extended to January 24 by the country commissioners. Under law the collections are due on time, though values for Elyria and Lorain property are not yet determined. Commissioner C. Murray said another extension may follow if valuations are not prepared soon.
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Elyria
Lorain
C. Murray
Probe of Posen Case Labeled Whitewash in Commentary
An AY probe of the Posen case is described as a whitewash. The piece notes charges arising at a state university linked to the death of David T. Kan in Denton and Charles Logan, with others involved amid misdeeds and suspicions of dissembling.
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Bors
Four higher ups named in bootstrap bust case in Ohio
Federal probe in Cuyahoga County accuses four higher ups of involvement in a bootleg and drug ring. U S District Attorney Berrsteen said an information sheet lists state and local officials tied to the alleged conspiracy. The matter, linked to a justice on C D Clark and other court figures, will be presented to investigators when they reconvene in December.
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Cusaboga County
Justice of the Peace
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Two Men Die in Barn Fire at Elizabeth
A barn fire on a farm near Elizabeth started by an oil stove explosion killed two men and injured a third who was later treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Names listed include Steve Brown Joseph Hart and John Grey whose injuries and details remain unclear.
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Dee
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Joseph Hart
Yuletide Programs At High School For Christmas Vacation
Morging at an auditorium program opens the high school Yuletide observances. Winifred Hills will recite a county peace declaration, followed by Rev. Auld. The Garrick club and school grades will perform plays and declamations before the holidays.
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Elyria Red Cross to Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
The Elyria Red Cross chapter will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Lorain County Savings & Trust Co directors rooms. Members will hear the secretary report and elect the board for the ensuing year. The chapter covers all Lorain County except Lorain city and lakefront townships.
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American Red Cross
Lorain County
Record Cold Wave Strikes Midwest and Plains
Severe cold grips Minnesota and nearby states as International Falls hits 38 below, Duluth 24 below, Minneapolis 15 below with numerous deaths reported. Chicago and plains endure subzero temperatures as relief agencies aid the homeless and fuel short. A moderating Pacific Northwest wave is expected to reach the region by tomorrow.
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Marion Talley Cash Demand Delays New Rochelle Concert
Marion Talley, famed Metropolitan Opera soprano, refused to perform in New Rochelle after financial arrangements stalled. Her manager demanded full payment or an advance draft of 3,000, causing sponsors to withhold payment and an audience of 1,000 to depart.
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Metropolitan Opera
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New Rochelle
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Mi Tall
F.C. Coppie
Dog License Deadline Urges County Residents
County auditor M. H. Welty urges dog license renewals before January 19. He notes licenses issued after this date incur a $1 penalty in addition to the standard license fee, with expirations aligning to December 1.
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M. H. Welty
Ex-Kaiser Confined In Doorn With Influenza Strain
Reports from Doorn state the former German emperor the ex Kaiser is confined to his residence with influenza. He reportedly suffers recurrent bronchial afflictions amid a damp climate impacting his health.
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London
Doorn
Private life of Pat McDermott revealed at Canton murder trial
Canton Ohio December trial testimony exposes Pat McDermott’s alleged bootlegging and big job finances. Witness William Betzler says McDermott bragged of a $200 payoff and planned illicit work the night before the killing of Don Merlett, with details of his private life and associates.
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Pat McDermott
Don RK. Melett
Vice Fighting
Teastimony Today
William Hetzler
Johnstown
Merlett
Ty Retzler
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Betzler
Akron
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Retzler
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Betzter
Emperor Yo shihito in grave condition in Tokyo
Bulletin from Tokyo doctors says Emperor Yo shihito is extremely grave after bronchial pneumonia attack. He remains under constant care with artificial stimulants. envoy Anhagsadur Macteagh visits palace on behalf of the American government to inquire about his health.
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Youth Paroled After Guilty Plea in City
Edwaresiciaerson of this city pleaded guilty to burglary on April 27 and was sentenced to reform school parole with two parcels on Mansfeld reform school grounds. A court recommendation supported by McPherson and others urged the parole as part of the disposition.
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Damrosch Quits as Orchestra Conductor After 42 Years
Walter Damrosch, longtime conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, resigns effective at season's end. He cites inability to sustain four concerts weekly and wishes to retire while his reputation remains unblemished. An Elyria Kiwanis luncheon will feature H. L. Myers of Oberlin’s Lorain County Children’s Home speaking on the “Privileged Child.”
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Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Damrosch
H. L. Myers
Lorain County
Oberlin
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Myers
Truck driver jailed after overloaded truck and trailers
Frank Hoblhofer of Toledo was jailed after pleading guilty to driving an overloaded truck and two trailers. He received a 100 dollar fine, plus 50 for the truck and 25 each for the trailers. Deputy Steve Cowie had weighed the load prior to sentencing.
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Frank Hoblhofer
Toledo
J. George
Steve Cowie
Hochthofer
Opposition to omit . thong in senate opposition to omit . thong in senate
The senate movement backs Sen Frank J. Smith for governor appointing him to succeed the late W. B. McKinley. A hostile senate is expected with at least 65 senators ready to oust Smith if the appointment is approved. Republicans, Democrats, and insurgents unite against his oath, while Gov Small pressures to appoint and Smith weighs acceptance amid party maneuvering.
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Frank J. Smith
Tino
Len Small
William B. McKinley
Smith
International News Services Today
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Ashurst
Arizona
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Reed Committee
Reports on Purchase of Site for State Asylum in Apple Creek
Columbus December 15. Agreements for the state to buy 1,928 acres at Apple Creek Warne county as a site for the Northern Ohio institution for the feeble minded were detailed to the state board of control in oral reports by Assistant Attorney General Wilbur Henoy and Architect Herbert Briggs. The board was told the land deals provide for 25 and 326,269 in reimbursements to landowners for oil and gas lease rentals totaling 242,480.54. The board had allotted 278,1060 for this purpose weeks earlier, with an additional 28,000 authorized today to cover other claims. Briggs noted vouchers had not yet been approved due to delayed welfare department action, but expected prompt approval of the vouchers. Scry Finds Lorain Man Not Guilty on Larceny Charge. Nick Erlich of Lorain was freed when a jury returned a verdict of not guilty in a grand larceny trial before Judge A. Webber. the decision came in under ten minutes.
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Apple Creek
Warne County
Ohio
State Board of Control
Wilbur Henoy
Herbert Briggs
Briggs
Welfare Department
Changes Plea and Fine in Liquor Case
James Harris was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a liquor law violation. He had pleaded not guilty to transporting liquor on November 14, with the case continued until today when he changed his plea. DECISION IMPORTANT IN GOODYEAR CASE AKRON. O. Der. 5.4 di sion, considered of vital impor tance to ominari stockholders, who hated wit in an attempt to gain control of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, was handed down today by Judge S. T. Penfield. The action allows changes to entries in litigation from three years ago when stock rights were disputed and settled out of court, and paves the way for further litigation.
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Harris
Goodyear Cas Akron
Ominari
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
S. T. Penfield
Common Pleas Court
Penfield
Woman killed as train strikes car at Granville Pike crossing
Coroner Murphy investigates the death of 63 year old Mrs Belle Aye of Worthington after a sedan she drove was struck by a Big Four train at the Granville Pike crossing late yesterday. The vehículo was demolished.
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