Recess Gas Rate Case Delayed to Jan 25 in Ohio
Logan Gas Co case pauses as Public Utilities Commission extends hearings to January 24 with potential Jan 26 27 sessions. Protests dispute property value from 50 million to about 24.6 million and challenge current charges as unlawful. Evidence suggests Logan Co may be subsidiary of Columbia Gas. parties clash over expenditures and pricing for gas service.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Co
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission
H. E. Weiss
Weiss
Columbia Gas Co
Muskingum Gas and Coke Co
Logan Co
Columbia Company
National Honor Society elects seven Elyrians
Elyria high school seniors were elected to the National Honor Society by a nine member faculty committee. Induction pins will be awarded at a ceremony before semester end. Elected members include Mabel Hart Erwin Finegold Marian Archambeau Joyce McKinley Elden Smith Charles Daney and Betty Chapman from the 124 and 125 classes.
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National Honor Society
Elyrians
Elyria High School
Mabel Hart
Erwin Finegold
Marian Archambeau
Joyce McKinley
Elden Smith
Charles Daney
Betty Chapman
Edward Reilly
Russell Miller
Morris Kline
Elden
Blue Law War Ends in Dover
Peace returned to Dover's blue law conflict as affidavits charging Sunday business operations were withdrawn by Miss Olive Gilruly. The filings followed the arrest of George Chrest, a picture show operator, and involved 20 local proprietors including filing stations confectionery and drug stores. Mayor P J Groh dismissed the cases after withdrawal.
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New Philadelphia
Dover
Blue Law
Olive Gilruly
George Chrest
P. J. Groh
Census Strife Hinders Iraqi Population Count
Fear of a new conscription law disrupts Iraq census efforts as men under thirty evade officials and anxious parents hide their sons. The British mandate and Iraqi authorities clash over the measure, with King Feisal and native rulers split on its passage amid English assurances it concerns none. Dorothy Forster, a prominent song writer, has produced over eighty songs and ballads?
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Iraq
Bagdad
England
Welsal
Dorothy Forster
Val-Lad
Scranton Prelate Praises Cleveland Soul in City Ties
The Cleveland bishop-elect lauds Scranton as a twin of Cleveland, praising warm-hearted residents. His consecration and investiture await his return from Rome, with expectations it will occur in Cleveland where Monsignor O'Reilly has long resided.
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Scranton
Cleveland
Rome
Schrembs
Msgr
O'Reilly
Bavaria
St. John’s Cathedral
Movable car sign device promises long rolling messages
Kansas City inventor Louis V. Mallory has perfected a back‑mounted scroll that automatically unreels a printed message for trailing motorists to read. The device can display up to 250 words, expandable with finer gearing, and is intended for advertising or personal slogans aboard motor vehicles.
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Kansas City
Louis V. Mallory
Mallory
Missouri Fesiile Ratirnad
Local News In a Few Lines
Charles Walrath pleaded guilty to violating the traffic ordinance for failing to stop at West avenue and Lodi street. He was fined $5 plus costs after a trial before Judge Harry Hickson. A car accident on Lodi street left Herberte Swiers and James Henderson with disputed fault claims. Overcoat stolen from YMCA reported by M. L. Greene. County commissioners seek to purchase a six cylinder half ton dog warden truck for $835. Augusta Wing Fulton sues to quiet title to 4 acres in Avon section 22 against J. W. Cushings and others claiming interest.
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Sapetx
Charles Walrath
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Iis
jAlayar Harry Hickson
Walrath
Herberte Swiers
Dennison Avenue
James Henderson
Swiers
Henderson
Schers
Bhat
Court of Common Pleas
Lee Minkler
Avon
Common Pleas Court
Augusta Wing Fulton
J. W. Cushing
Overs
Oklahoma Guards Bar Insurgent Committee Meet
National guardsmen blocked an investigating committee of the Lower House from meeting to probe charges of moral turpitude against Governor Henry S Johnston. The Senate, allowed by Governor Johnston to meet in its chamber during recess for Christmas, granted the House panel special permission to use its chamber but guards blocked the assembly.
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Oklahomatry
Oklo
National Guardsmen
Henry
Johnston
Senate
House Committee
Death Notice of George Dean A died in LaGrange at 2:15 pm
George Dean A died yesterday at his LaGrange home after a two and a half month illness aged 1 year and six months. Born in England he came to the United States in 1868 settling in Huron county then moving to LaGrange in 1911. Survived by son Albert M. of Oberlin and three daughters Mrs Milo Hubbard Fitchville Mrs Betty Rumsey and Iva Dean of LaGrange. Funeral at the D A church in LaGrange Sunday at 2 pm with burial Wakeman cemetery.
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George Dean
LaGrangs
England
Huron County
LaGrange
Albert M
Oberlin
Milo Hubbard
Fitchville
Former Justice at Rocky River Gets 3 Years in Pen
Ralph Wilcox former Rocky River justice of the peace court clerk raider was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge George Baer to three years in the Ohio penitentiary for blackmail. His attorney said a new trial motion will be filed as the bond was set pending appeal. He was charged with collecting protection money from Mrs Mary Waki 22 proprietor of a saloon drink parlor.
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Cleveland
Ralph Wilcox
Rocky River
The
Peace Court
Dty Raider
Lous Wilcon
Common Pleas
George Baer
Ohio
Rick Waalvox
Mary Waki
Weather and flood threats rise along Ohio waters
Snow fell across the region as temperatures dropped 20 degrees to 22 above in Toledo. Flood fears grew for Zanesville Muskingum county as the Muskingum and connected rivers rose after overnight rain. SceniC highway near Philo failed, flooding hit Gallipolis and Pomero, with town basements flooded and river levels climbing toward flood stage.
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Nike
Girard
Toledo
Zanesville
Marietta
Parkerspurge
W. Va
Philo
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Huntington
Pomeror
Ohio
Main Street
Cocktail Victoria: Naples new drink after royal visit
The Cocktail Victoria debuts in Naples after King Alfonso of Spain visited Capri with the Duke of Piedmont. The barroom story says the King was served a cocktail there and the Duke later requested ingredients to replicate it, creating a blend of vermouth chartreuse gin and vodka.
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Naples
Alfonso
Spain
Capri
Duke
Piedmont
Title
Lighting Contest Ends Soon in Chronicle Telegram
Only a few days remain for Elyria residents to enter the Christmas Outdoor Lighting Contest. Prizes include 26.00 first, 15.00 second, and 10.00 third. To qualify, register, illuminate a home, and keep decorations visible from Christmas Eve to January 1, with judging conducted by Chronicle Telegram appointees.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Pee Jond
Soureau
Elyria
Hays
Orster
Chronicle-Telegram
Yuletide Lighting Contest Names and Addresses
A fragment lists participant names and addresses for a local Christmas lighting contest. The note references entries and locations, signaling a community holiday event with residents and street details for judging.
Football wisdom shared by Ohio State coach at Kiwanis
Swede Oberlander, former All American from Dartmouth and OSU coach, warned Elyria Kiwanis members that high school and college football focus wrongly on specialization. He urged balance with academics and warned that majors in football rarely lead far. Club leaders stressed sportsmanship and pride in school work while welcoming local teams, cheerleaders, and managers to the luncheon.
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Dhu Bapa Gamy
Kiwanis Club
Oberhinder
Dartmouth College
Ohio State University
Oberlander
Elyria
Givra
Oberlandsr
Qberlander
A. H. West
Kiwanis
KR. C Maston
H. H. Stirfler
Plan to fly to planet Venus from Miami
Robert Condit of Condit Ohio, an ex serviceman and chemist, unveils a plan for a Venus flight. He claims propulsion first uses a slow explosive from sodium peroxide to lift through the lower atmosphere, then a network of units to navigate toward other planets and meteor streams. He expects a maximum speed of 2400 miles per minute and hopes to attempt after January 24, building a hovercraft hangar by the shoreline.
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Miami
Fla
Venus
Wasa
Jules Verne
Robert Condit
Condit
Ohio
Egineer
Surf's Edge
Air mail service to link Cleveland and Buffalo opens soon
Air mail between Cleveland and Buffalo to begin when the first mail plane lands at 2:15 p m tomorrow afternoon. Ten minutes later the plane will fly back to Cleveland, completing the inaugural trip. Colonial Airways, Inc. holds the government contract for the service.
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Cleveland-Buffalo
Buffalo
WN. Y
Cleveland
The
Colonial Airways, Inc
Gum Chewing Rule Ends Student Habit in School
A teacher bans gum with a strict rule. He declares there is no room in our face for gum. Offenders face scolding and disposal in a green waste bin. The poem reflects on the rule ending a boyhood habit and the curious echo of childhood mischief.
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland UO
Markets report from Cleveland listing poultry meat and egg prices for various grades, with cross entries for onions and items from New York Maine Ontario Florida Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota, plus cattle hogs and sheep prices. Chicago quotes follow with butter eggs poultry grains and fats including pork products and seeds.
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Cleveland
Sarks N.Y
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Lee
St. Feggs
Toledo livestock and grain prices drift. Dec market notes
Toledo and Minneapolis price trades show hogs calves and sheep with mixed movements. Hogs down 10 to 15 cents. heavy hogs around 38.50 to 38.55. calves and wheat, corn, oats and timothy prices listed with various cash and future figures.
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Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Farley
Timothy
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Dev
Allire
Lindbergh visits Mexico City drew seven hundred cheering children
Col Charles A Lindbergh toured the American school in Mexico City where 700 American children hailed him as a hero. He planned flights to Guatemala, Salvador, Honduras and Panama, aiming to boost Pan American unity. The day mixed high officials with children as the aviator pondered future missions and friendship across the region. Tomorrow promises a major children’s celebration.
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Mexico City
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
France
Mexico
Col. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Panama
Col. Lindberg
Grimes
Oberlin Welcomes Southwestern Rans New Bus Line
In Oberlin on December 16 thirty years after the first trolley reached the city a new bus line linking Cleve land to Oberlin and Norwalk began operation. F I Maddock of Southwestern & Kent rode the inaugural bus along with Oberlin businessmen, signaling coordinated electric lines for better regional transportation.
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Southwestern
Oberlin
Ober. Ho
Bow Western Lines
C Leveland
Norwalk
Ober- Ho
Cleveland, Berea, Syria
Qheritn
Cleveland
New York Central
Ease College Atyset
Dicky
CLEFY
Chronicle-Telegram
F. I
Maddock
Southwesterh &Kent
New Bus Company
Oberlin Sees 1928 License Plates Sales Push
About two hundred 1928 license plates have been sold at the rear of J. N. Stone, local dispersing agent, with roughly 1,800 more to go before year’s start. Stone urged Oberlin residents to obtain new plates early to avoid last minute lines.
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J. N. Stone
Oberlin Business Group backs White Way lighting plan
The Oberlin Village Council will consider a White Way lighting system next Wednesday evening. The Oberlin Business Men's Club has pledged wholehearted support, contending the improvement would enhance village appearance, boost business, and improve reputation.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Christmas Carols by Oberlin Conservatory tonight
The Children’s department presents a 6 o’clock program of eurthymics and Christmas carols at Warner Concert Hall. Admission is small but required.
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Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Community Christmas Tree Indoor At Warner Concert Hall
Sherlin's community Christmas program moves indoors for this year after weather ruined past events. The Saturday event at 7 PM in Warner Concert Hall features school choirs singing carols, lantern slides, and Santa Claus distributing presents. The campus tree is to be lit this week.
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Sherlin
Warner Concert Hall
Santa Claus
Mrs Spaulding Gifts Flag To Eastern Star
Correction on a previous note about the Eastern Star installation. The flag was a personal gift from Mrs Abigail Spaulding to retiring Worthy Matron, not a gift from the Marshal. The W N C meets this afternoon.
Remus Sanity Report At Trial On October 6
Three-paragraph psychiatric report by Renaus defense experts found George Remus sane at the time of the October 6 crime. Judge Chester R. Shook sustained defense objections to admission of the document. The doctors concluded Remus was sane when he killed his wife Imogen, with the sanity finding left in bow over during the trial.
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Georgemus
Chester R. Shook
Chaories IL
Elston
Coronise
Renonis
Aeelg
Imogen
Mabel Jt
Gernaki
George Remus
Luwit
Mer Suck
David T. Wolfsteing
A. Baber
Charles EK. Kiely
Orchestra nonlocal names and new citizens listed with dates
The article lists orchestra members and visitors including Vio Ling Madge Murbach Cleo Ban the Harry Thurman Jay Shopson Raymond Wilson James Harper Ruth Luggins Ruth Gill Blainy Hunter Josephine Krajewski Ruth Hoffman Bessie Weir base vini George Weonls and others. It notes two additional attendees Charley Abbey and William Dennington. It also names many new citizens from Hungary England Greece Italy Canada Albania Poland Czechoslovakia Austria and Germany. It mentions Fritz Bieler gaining concessions for a civil aviation school in Mexico. A dolls hospital is open and a Ridgeville Grange supper is advertised with 350 and 50 cent prices.
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Madge Murbach
Cleo Banthe
Harry Thurman
Jay Shopson
Raymond Wilson
James Harper
Ruth Luggins
Ruth Gill
Blainy Hunter
Josephine Krajewski
Ruth Hoffman
Bessie Weir
Base Vini
George Weonls
Vance Shaw
David Pinkney
Saxon Phines
William Witt
Henry Miller
Carleton Newmier
Vornets
Monard Martin Russell
Monard Martin Russell Obitts; pluno—Annabelle _ Ross
Charley Abbey
Richard Allen Post
William Dennington
Elyria
G. A. Brown
United Presbyterian Church
Citizes
Gezela Apai
Julia Bot Jagl
Rose Rosa
Jutta Lengel
Bessie Snobla
Joseph Palla
MM. Trimmel
Frank Yoha
Hungary
Bonsieur
Phyllis, Puckett
C. W. Wilkes
England
Hugh and
John Gray
John McConville
Scotland
James Dallas
George Geanakapoulos
Vasilios Kanarkas
J. Sadaris
Greece
Antonio Carts Gust Mallon
Ridgeville
Italy
M. Giberson
Canada
Vasilios Kollecas
Albania
George Meadok
Matt Stanko
Andy Senich
Andrew Strinka
Paul Varga
Czechoslovakia
Jenacy Nagora
John Svewczyk
Yudcevuca
Amberst
Poland
Martin Ostovean
Rosa Ostovcan
Frank Varsa
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Yarrelly
Notre Dame University
Father O'Reilly
Clevesan
Farrelly
Msgr. O'Reilly
Knights of Columbus
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Eae
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Minneapolis
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W. N.C
Alien OT AY Reno
Fritz Bieler
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Doll Hospital
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Virginia
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Broad St
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