Hoover On Way To Graz Capital
President-elect Herbert Hoover sent a wireless message to Uruguay's President Juan Campisteguy thanking him for courtesy during his visit. Hoover's party aboard the Utah moved from Uruguayan waters along the Brazilian coast toward Rio de Janeiro, with a three day stay planned in the Brazilian capital. The Uruguayan cruiser Uruguay escorted the Utah to the edge of Uruguayan waters and exchanged salutes.
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U.S
Utah
Herbert Hoover
Juan Campisteguy
Uruguay
Urgurayan
Hoover
Rio de Janeiro
Coshocton Mayor resigns on January 1
Coshocton officials announce Mayor Charles T Lightell resigns to join Novelty Advertising Company. Edward Gaumer, council president, would become mayor. if he declines, Johnson Smith, president pro tem, would assume office. Police report George Emery, 52, arrested for liquor possession, pled guilty, fined $25, jailed for nonpayment.
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Coshocton
Charles T. Lightell
Edward, Gaumer
Gaumer
Johnson Smith
Local hospital will supervise Oberlin X ray and labs
Elyria Memorial hospital and Oberlin hospital announced an agreement placing Oberlin X Ray and Laboratory divisions under supervision of Elyria staff. The Oberlin facility aims to meet American College of Surgeons class A rating with continued oversight.
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Oberlin Institution
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Hospital
Elgins Institution
American College of Surgeons
Tuner Seeks Release in Canton Murder Case
Carl Studer of Canton seeks release on a writ of habeas corpus in Columbus. Sentenced Oct 6 during the Meliett murder probe to one to three years, with Attorney General Crabbe arguing for a shorter term because of a plea to a second degree charge. Judge Duncan took the petition under advisement as memoranda are filed. The case notes a 1926 sentencing and a paroled date of Jan 2 if granted release.
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Columbus
Carl Studer
Canton
Don R. Meliett
Common Pleas Court
Studer
Mer
C. C. Crabbe
Robert P. Duncan
Crabbe
Edwin H. Diebl
Stark County
Meliett
Studers
Corn Club Qualifiers in Hardin County Reach 199 Bushel Target
Hardin County corn growers, led by Ira Marshall and his children Opal and Gienn, along with Thomas Ireton Harry Cronwell and Russell Kimble, qualified for the 199 bushel corn club as announced by the State Department of Agriculture on December 19 at Kenton.
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Kenton
Hardin County
State Department of Agriculture
Ira Marshall
Opal
Gienn
Thomas Ireton
Harry Cronwell
Russell Kimble
Logan Gas 60 Fights Valuation Protest in Columbus
Logan Gas Company filed a protest with the Public Utilities Commission against a tentative valuation of 10,769,077 dollars for rate making. Hearing set for January 7. In Reno Oklahoma, salesman Hugh Tomseed and F. Gardener sell horseradish factory products.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Company Today
The
Public Utilities. Commission
H Commission
Signs To Warn At Lake Shore Crossings
The safety director announced new reflector warning signs will be installed at West Erin and Bath street electric grade crossings. The Lake Shore Electric Railway company said the signs were purchased and will be installed soon, following a City Council request. Safety Director John N. Eidt explained the action as a public safeguard for trolley crossings.
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Lake Shore
Erin
Bath
Lake Shora Electric Railway Company
John N. Eidt
Eide
Beath Record: Mrs Thomas Rule Dies at 53 in Beath
Mrs Thomas Rule died at home on Tuesday at nine thirty p m age fifty three years six months twenty three days. Survived by husband and mother Mrs Philo Olds and one brother Edward Olds. Lived all life in city and worked twenty five years at Harry H Smith Co. Funeral Friday at 2 p m Sudro Funeral Home with Dr Edwin Kirby officiating Burial at Ridgelawn cemetery. Jacob Baus: funeral at Congregational church Amherst Thursday at 2 p m Rev F E Eastman officiating Burial Cleveland Street cemetery.
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Thomas Rule
Princeton Avenue
Philo Olds
Edward Olds
Harry H. Smith Co
Sudro Funeral Home
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Jacob Baus
Congregational Church
Amherst
F. E. Eastman
Cleveland Street
New Folders On Lighting Here
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new folder titled Yuletide Lighting describing standard Christmas decoration equipment and home displays. Contestants in the Christmas Outdoor Lighting Contest may obtain free copies by telephoning the contest organizers, as noted by the editor.
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Yuletide
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Dog Team Dash Across Frozen North To Aid Holy Cross
A dog team carrying smallpox vaccine for Holy Cross departs Arviq for a 50 mile trek toward Holy Cross in a grueling staged race. The route echoes Nome relief efforts four years earlier. Trails and weather are uncertain as Holy Cross and nearby villages face the epidemic.
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Frozen North
Cordova
Alaska
Holy Cross
Arvik
Trozenworth
Nome
Ark of the Yukon
Innoko
Pacific Ocean
Antik
French woman opens plane taxi service between Paris and resorts
Le Bourget France's foremost woman pilot Mile. Maryse Baetle, barred from flying on big commercial lines, starts an airplane taxi service. She plans paid flights between Paris and Deauville Le Touquet and other fashionable resorts next spring and summer.
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le Bourget
France
Mile
Maryse Baetle
Paris
Deauville
le Touquet
Clevelander Killed In Cleveland Heights Auto Strike
George A. Kline a 67 year old vice president at the Hart Company milliners was struck and killed by a car as he approached his home in Cleveland Heights Ohio last night The driver of the machine was not held.
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Cleveland
George A. Kline
Hart Company, Milliners
Cleveland Heights
Mrs Kahn Urges Preparedness for National Defense
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Florence P Kahn Republican California new member of the house military affairs committee endorses adequate preparedness until world peace is near She argues readiness is compatible with disarmament and cites U S posture while praising U S adherence at the Washington disarmament conference urging a strong army air forces and naval strength to deter emergencies and project strength
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Washington
Florence P. Kahn
California
House
Kahn
United Press
United States
America
Wellington Man Admits Robbing Filling Station
Carl Gregg of Wellington pleaded guilty to entering a Wellington gas station and taking 47.80 from R. S. Chenney on December 14. He was bound over to the grand jury on 1000 bond after detectives traced a marked bill to his possession and found a car sale deposit used the marked bill.
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Carl Gregg
Wellington
Grand
R. Ss. Chenney
Gregg
S. J. George
Tax Protests Heard Today in Lorain County
About 225 residents filed complaints with the Lorain County auditor for tax bill disputes. Hearings were held today before the Board of Revision consisting of County Auditor Monroe H. Welty, Commissioner William B. Richmond, and County Treasurer Arthur H. Waters. Most complainants hail from Elyria and Lorain with others from nearby areas.
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Lorain County
Board of Revisions
Board of Revision
Elyria
Lorain
Monroe H. Welty
Board of County Commissioners
William B. Richmond
Arthur H. Waters
Plane Shot Down Near Kabul Flight Bombed
A British airplane bound for Kabul was shot down yesterday near Peshawar. The two occupants survived and reached the British legation there unharmed.
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Peshawar
India
Kabul
Afghanistan
Mrs Baker Heads Amherst Christmas Seal Sale
Mrs Elmer Baker appointed chairman of the Christmas seal sale in Amherst Village to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Jacob Baus. Envelopes returned in Mr Baus name go to Mrs Baker and all future sales in Amherst should be reported to her, per Mrs R T J Martin.
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Elmer Baker
Amherst Village
Jacob Baus
Amherst
R. T. J. Martin
Lorain County
Baus
Baker
Martin
Farms Robbed in Night Raids
Ashland County Sheriff Cleo Hassinger probes a spate of night raids on farms. Robbers use trucks to seize livestock chickens and produce from farmers and sell them at Cleveland and Akron markets. One farmer reports $500 in sheep loss and over 200 chickens stolen.
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Ashland
Ashland County
Cleo, Hassinger
Cleveland
Akron
Embarrassing False Recruit Revealed by Hair and Gender
A Rochester youth posing as John B Smith arrives at an Baltimore army recruiting station to enlist for Hawaii. During a medical exam he is exposed after removing his cap showing bobbed hair and admitting she is a girl Wag Clars Jones who fled Rochester to see the world. She escapes before police can be notified.
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Baltimore
John B. Smith
Rochester
Army
Hawaii
Harry Duvall
Edgar B. Kleckett
Fort Howard
Sergent Duvall
Sergeant Kleckett
James Wharton
Clars Jones
Aurora Art Center Named National Art Hub
Grand Central Art Galleries officials claim Aurora Illinois, a city of about 50,000, is the nation's art ownership center. Over a decade of deductions allegedly shows Aurora leads per capita ownership of artworks, with annual exhibitions drawing locals to buy and view art.
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Aurora
United States
New York
Grand Central Galleries
Cuban post officials discuss halting Havana art weeklies
Havana reports the Cuban postmaster general and officials are considering barring several Havana comic weeklies that glorify womanhood from the art studio perspective. The move fits a broader insular government campaign against salacious publications as Cuba cooperates with Washington authorities.
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URE
Havana
United States
Cuba
Washington
Enroll Your Home in Illumination Contest
Homes are urged to enroll in the Chronicle-Telegram Yuletide Illumination contest. Prizes are 25, 15, and 10 dollars with open entry for all Elytia residents. Entry is free and districts offer additional prizes from the Society for Electrical Development. Sign the registration blank and mail to the editor today.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elytia
Society For Electrical Development
Demand for Mellon resignation over Treasury estimates
Washington December 19 A House demand that Secretary of the Treasury Mellon resign be heard after Rep Garner Democrat Texas accused him of furnishing Congress with misleading estimates. Garner questioned the 1929 2 87 million figure vs the Budget Bureau 94 million deficit and a supplemental 75 million tax refunds estimate that warned of a 50 million deficit. He claimed Treasury figures served a Greek loan interest and argued the President push for a peacetime loan without bond issue or tax hikes to pass the bill.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Congress
Housa
Garner
Tex
Budget Bureau
Ohio cities spent 114 million in 1927 and debt nears 402 million
Ohio cities in 1927 spent 114,275,023 dollars and carried total debt of 401,644,783.07. State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy released the figures via statistician D. O. Heeter, showing taxes totaling 98,497,630 dollars and expenditures rising from 102,335,303.35 in 1925. Per capita taxes peaked at 45.22 in Cleveland Heights, while Akron led debt at 188.53 per person and Nelsonville posted 11.01. Cuya hoga Falls saw 66.72 per capita expenditures with Gal ton at the bottom, and Gal ton posted no expenditures but a profit of 2.45 from utilities.
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Ohio
Columbus
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
D. O. Heeter
Cleveland Heights
Gallipolis
Akron
Nelsonville
Cuyahoga Falls
Galton
Gasoline Vapor Lock Studied by U S Bureau of Standards
The Bureau of Standards conducts altitude chamber tests under H J Cummings to find fuels least likely to cause vapor lock in aircraft engines. Early results show fuels with excess volatility and dissolved gases raise vapor bubble formation, endangering engines at high altitude.
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Washington
Bureau of Sundards
H. J . Cummings
Bureau of Standards
United States
Bureau of Sttandards
How Dry I Am Will Replace Wedding March
HAMMONTON N J Walter Ross of Philadelphia caused a crash on the White Horse pike near here driving into a motor bus. In the bus several dry agents found liquor and arrested him saying I wanted those 10 gallons for a wedding.
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Hammonton
N. J
Philadelphia
Walter Ross
Quaker City
White Horse Pike
Rose
Ross
Man Held for Disorderly Conduct Fined in Court
David Herbst of 446 West River Street paid a $56.20 fine after police found a bottle of Nyquil before a dance. He appeared before Mayor James A. Hewitt in police court and pled guilty, receiving a $50 fine plus costs for disorderly conduct.
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David Herbst
West River Street
Herbst
Chappel Stret
James A. Hewitt
Costa
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
A Minted Press program listing from KTHS Hot Springs and partner networks. Anniversaries include Milady's Musicians, Sonora Hour, Maxwell Hour of Music, and Royal Command to Liszt. Programs run 9:00 to 10:00 EST across WIZ WOR WABC and others.
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KTHS
Hot Springs
WIZ
Milady
Wor-Wabc
Network
Sonora
WJZ
Maxwell
WABC
Ito Liszt
Market notes mix of produce and livestock reports
Cleveland and Columbus market quotations cover eggs butter and poultry prices, potato and potato-like sacks, plus hogs cattle and sheep at Cleveland and Toledo livestock receipts and prices. Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotes, a bicycle theft, and a Ridgeville Grange Xmas dance announcement complete the brief item.
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Toledo Livestock
Toledo
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Inglinking
Westaid
Virginia Capes
Francis A. O'Neill
O'Neill
Charles T. Tutt
Tle
P. Jessop
Henry McConkey
William J. Carey
Vestris
Lam «Port and Holt Co
Liverpool
Great Britain
Broad Street
George Emery
Tremont Street
Emery
Peggy Mae
Nell Beauty Shoppe
Miller Shuglow
New Bruce
East River Street
Milford Horace
A. R. Webber
Freda Johnson
Webber
H. L. Robinson
Stanley Kristu
D. Ross
Gerald W. Brooks
Frank Traxler
East Avenue
Broad
Second Streets
John
Anna Carlson
Louise
Adolph Scholl
Logan
Foda
SL Reno
Okla
Hugh Tom
Ipseed
F. Gardener
Karr
BYU
Mrs. Baker
Amherst Seals Sale
Garenet
Cleveland Livestock
Chicago
Minneapolis
Troxel
Charles Hancock
Columbus Street
Hancock
Ridgeville
Grange Hall Frieve
Traxler
Cook
Granada
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