Johnson Seeks Penalty on Defaulting Foreign Bonds
Senator Johnson California moves to bar bonds from defaulting governments from U S markets. The bill would impose up to a $10000 fine or five years in prison for sellers of such foreign securities. Chairman Norris backs the effort as part of three bills sparked by a 1930s foreign bond probe.
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Washington
Johnson
Calif
France
Senate
United States
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan ‘and Co
Kuhn, Loeb ,and Co
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Babe Didrikson Ends Amateur Career Amid Silence
Mildred Babe Didrikson appears to end her amateur career, saying she is tired of it all. The Olympian, discharged for absence from her Dallas filing clerk job, was traveling on the Gulf Coast and left no forwarding address. A press statement claimed the suspension ends her involvement and requested newspapers and the public to move on.
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Houston
Tex
Mildred
Babe) Didrikson
Gulf Coast
Didrikson
Dallas
Toledo Blaze For 24 Families Forced To Flee
A northern apartments fire re ignited after an initial extinguish, driving 24 families from their homes and causing substantial damage. Fireman Leo Pawelski was burned when a floor collapsed during the blaze in the basement rubbish. The incident followed an earlier outbreak and adds to the day’s fire losses.
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Toledo
Leo Pawelski
Extension agents meet in Cleveland for farm economy talk
Lorain County agents Miss Alice Bird and C I Hummel attend a northeast Ohio conference at the Hotel Hollenden discussing The Economic Situation of the Farmer with Ohio State University rural economics specialists.
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Cleveland
Lorain County
Ohio
Alice Bird
C. I. Hummel
Ohio State University
Police Officers nabbed Kokai for disorderly conduct
Patrolman C E Parker and Officer Ernest Oldag observed Kokai’s car outside 536 Vulvar street and Parker used a pickup trick to reach a bottle Kokai had. Kokai surrendered after Parker entered the car and the officers brought him to police headquarters. Mayor Van Oster fined Kokai four dollars and costs.
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C. E. Parker
John Kokai
West River Street
Parker
Ernest Oldag
W Kokai
Vulrar Street
Kokai
W. H. van Oster
Wage Conference At Dead Center
Chicago December reports a plan to form a small committee of rail managers and union heads to advance wage talks from the dead center. Rail union leaders were to respond to the carrier executives’ suggestion today as the talks, after last night’s return to the starting point, faced possible breakdown. Managers had withdrawn a six months extension of the prevailing wage pact. The conference has involved 1,500 union chairmen and 9 management representatives.
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Chicago
Attemt
Court filings list several debt suits and foreclosures
In And About The Court House George M. Day filed suit against Edna and F. M. Cawrse for 190 dollars alleged due on merchandise. The Virginia Joint Stock Land Band of Charleston West Virginia filed suit against Bert S. Chambers et al for 4,097 dollars alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Penfield township is asked. The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company filed suit against Oliver Gilmore et al for 6,385 dollars alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Ridgeville township is asked.
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George M. Day
Edna
F. M. Cawrse
Virginia Joint Stock Land
Band of Charleston
W. Va
Bert S. Chambers
Penfield Township
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Oliver Gilmore
Ridgeville Township
Mayor to Call Special Council Meeting on Relief Fund
Mayor W. H. Van Oster will call a special council meeting Tuesday night to discuss relief fund matters. The session aims to resolve payments for Memorial Hospital care of indigent patients before year end.
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W. H. van Oster
Memorial Hospital
Whipping Farm Relief Plan Into Shape
The House agriculture committee began revising the domestic allotment relief plan after public hearings. Speaker Garner ordered prompt action after Christmas. Chairman Jones warned of a difficult bill, as witnesses criticized the plan while Rep Hart urged an investigation into farm group representativeness.
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Washington
House Agriculture
Garner
House
Jones
Rep. Hart
Dem
Mich
Ohio Syndicalism Law Upheld by State Supreme Court
Columbus Ohio December 21 The Ohio criminal syndicalism law was declared constitutional by a five to two vote of the state supreme court in an appeal from Summit County. Paul Kassay Akron workman on the first Navy zeppelin, indicted for tampering with the air dreadnaught, had his indictment sustained by demurrer overturned. Chief Justice Marshall and Justices Jones Mathias Day and Stephenson joined in the ruling while Justices Allen and Kinkade dissented.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Summit County
Common Pleas
Jude Walter D. Wanamaker
Paul Kassay
Akron
Wanamaker
Kas
Supreme Court
Marshall
Jones
Mathias
Day
Stephenson
Allen and Kinkade
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Wrongful Death Award
The Ohio Supreme Court reaffirmed an Appeals Court ruling granting Dorous Wileon administrator of the late E. E Wilens estate $3,890 for wrongful death. Julius Forthier, the defendant, challenged via a petition for review which was overruled. E. BE Wilcox, per petition, was struck by Forthier's automobile and died.
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Columbus. O
Ohio Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Leram County
Dorous Wileon
E. E Wilens
Julius Forthier
E. BE
Wilcox
Forthier
Spectacular Rescues in Chicago Blaze
Firemen and volunteers saved nine people after an explosion tore through a two story building on West Division Street. Hyman Greenberg and Betty Greenberg rescued their baby as they escaped. a dog was also pulled from the water filled basement. Lieutenant Pat Daason was seriously burned. the cause was a dry boiler or illuminating gas.
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Chicago
West Division Street
Hyman Greenberg
Betty
Norman
Pat Daason
Review Denied in Local Ghat
The Ridgehill Development Company was denied a Supreme Court review in a dispute with Russell Aughtenbaugh. Aughtenbaugh won in county and lower courts for damages after claiming wrongful discharge from his post as general manager of construction of cemetery properties at 4500 dollars per year.
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Columbus, O
Ridgehill Development Company, Inc
Supreme Court
Russell Aughtenbaugh
Lora
Aughtenbaugh
Repeal Resolution Would Protect Day States Bulletin
Washington dispatch reports the house judiciary subcommittee on prohibition drafted a repeal measure. The move aims to safeguard day states as discussions focus on repeal implications for law and governance.
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Washington
Nonste Judiciary
Christmas Program to be Presented by Oberlin Church School
The Church School of the First Church in Oberlin will present a Christmas program Friday night December 23 at 7 30 in the James Brand House. The program opens with It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, features Our Expression of the Christmas Message, three songs by the junior choir and a one act play Fiat Lux set in a mountain cottage on Christmas Eve. Cast includes Azzariah Charles Beckwith Father Ambrose Francis Dart The Soldier Eugene Warner The Lame Girl Frances Cook Waits Bruce James Jeane Warner.
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Oberlin
Church School of the First Church
James Brand House
Schulz
Faith ¥. V. Vilas
Azzariah
Charles Beckwith
Ambrose
Francis Dart
Eugene Warner
Frances Cook
Waits
Bruce James
Jeane Warner
Oberlin Arbiters Struggle To Name Third Rate Expert
Arbiters in Oberlin are unable to select a third member to set electric rates for five years. R Hasselman and Howell Wright failed to agree on a candidate. Several prominent names have been offered and rejected, with two more under advisement. Efforts continue to reach a decision.
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Oberlin
R. Hasselman
Howell Wright
Cleveland
Ohio Electric Power Company
Homer H. Johnon
Oberlin College
Wright
Hasselman
Frank T. Singleton
Indiana Utilities
Huselman
Garfield
Riggs
University of Michigan
Petitions Ready to Oppose Coal Ordinance
The Chronicle Telegram reports petitions are in preparation to oppose the coal ordinance passed by council on Monday. Petitioners aim to present them if the mayor vetoes the measure, signaling organized resistance to the ordinance.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Council
Family in Distress Seeks Furniture Aid in Elyria
Captain Avery of the Salvation Army reports a needy family evicted from furnished rooms and sleeping on hard chairs after last night. He appeals to Elyrians to donate usable furniture so the family can move into shelter with beds and chairs.
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Avery
Salvation Army
City Weighman Proposed by Councilman Rankin
Councilman O. BE. Rankin, who voted against the coal ordinance, said he may introduce a measure to create a city weighman office. The city would own a large scale with a small charge per load, aligning with practices in other cities to provide official scales for truck haulers and ensure accurate weights.
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O. BE. Rankin
Chronicle-Telegram
Cty Weighman
Rankin
Ccity
Resolution on Dry States and Saloon Bar Debate
Committee members agreed on a draft resolution that would, if adopted, protect dry states and bar the saloon. Chairman Blaine said the panel had not yet accepted or rejected it and would decide based on sub-committee interest in placing the proposed principles into the constitution.
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Blaine
Decision Aims New Rate Schedule Take Effect by January
A brief note states that some decision was made to have a new rate schedule become effective by January first. Details on the decision maker or the rate context are not provided in the readable text.
Oberlin Glee Club Cancelled Christmas Tour
The Oberlin Men's Glee Club will skip its annual Christmas tour this year per director Y E Wickler. The group, founded over fifty years ago, rarely cancels, with only one prior halt since 1918 during WWI. The cancellation aims to reduce college expenses.
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Oberlin Men's Glee Club
Y. E. Wickler
Glee Club
Christmas Party Held by Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted a Christmas party in Legion rooms with festive decorations. Guests played games exchanged gifts and enjoyed refreshments served late. Mrs. Shaff stall Mrs. Mack Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Byars led the program and refreshments.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Lorain Street House Damaged by Fire
Sparks from a chimney caused extensive damage to the upper story of the Turner home at 216 East Lorain Street last evening. Firemen fought the blaze for over an hour to bring it under control.
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Lorain Street
Turner
East Lorain Street
Oberlin Man's Sister Injured in Accident
Alice Carter of Claremont California was struck by an automobile December 12 and has both legs broken below the knees. She formerly lived in Ridgeville and has many friends in Elyria Sheffield and the vicinity.
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Charles C. Carter
Woodland Avenue
Alice Carter
Claremont
California
Miss Carter
Ridgeville
Elyria
Sheffield
Death notices and obituaries from Pittsfield and surrounding areas
Multiple brief notices report deaths in Ohio towns including Kipton and Pittsfeld. Mrs Kathryn Howe dies at 45 after a short illness in Kipton with funeral at Union Church. Dale Piper, born Warnock 1899, dies in Oberlin after pleural pneumonia. services at Pittsfeld Methodist with burial in East Cemetery. Charles Albrecht to be buried in Ridgehill Memorial Park. medical progress noted in an unrelated text fragment.
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Herbert Howl
Kathryn Becker Howe
Kipton
Herbert H. Howe
Mary Becker
George Willam
Carl
Vernon Whitney
Spencer
Clarence
Elyria
Union Church
Harding of
Camden Cemetery
Pittsfield
Dale Piper
Warnock
Ohio
Alien Hospital
Oberlin
Thew Shovel Co
Lorain
Pittefield
Wallace Bryenton
Buchholz
East Cemetery
George
Charles’ Albrecht
Thie
Penfield
Ridgehill Memorial Park
Not an Empty Stocking Club Aims Christmas Baskets
The Not an Empty Stocking Committee outlined a plan to provide Christmas dinners for Elyria's needy families with baskets that include a chicken and 15 other items. The group divided purchases among 10 city merchants, with W. G. Smith leading today. Donations are still $175 short, and a distribution committee plus transportation squad led by Arthur L. Richwine were formed. A general meeting is scheduled for 7:30 tonight to finalize Saturday plans.
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Elyria
W. G. Smith
Seck
E. J. Stankard
George Richwine
A. C. Sthitteman
Transportation Committee
William Frante
Transportation
Arthur L. Richwine
Ohio National Guard
Richwine
R. J. Crooks
L. R. Womack
H. F. Stolsenburg
H. M. Disbraw
PF. K. Houghtaling
N. Robertson
A. Kappler
A. H. Bechtel
A. Lange
W.W. Gisman
Pood. Grestler
al. FL Sehulta
Atmosphere of Orient at Trial in Lorain Courthouse
Citizens of the Chinese Republic and American Chinese witness the Lorain trial of Tom Hebron charged with assaulting Hom Shee wife of a Lorain laundryman. Chinese vice consul Fredde Gee and others attend as Hom Shee, guarded to prevent self harm, endures a tearful court scene with her husband Mar Sue Pong and son Georgie Fong nearby. The April incident sparked cultural tension and attention from local Chinese associations and lawyers.
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Court House
Chinese Republic
Tom Hebron
Lorain
Hom Shee
America
China
Fredde Gee
Hom
Yee Wing
Mar Sue Pong
Georgie Fong
Freddie Gee
Hip Sing Association
Cleveland
John Fetterman
Jacob Levin
Market News From Cleveland and Chicago Grains and Livestock
Cleveland and Chicago market notes show mixed livestock bids with hogs steady to firm and cattle price ranges broad. Grain and feed prices are listed by grade with staples like corn No 2 yellow and No 2 white oats and wheat values alongside flour and mill feeds.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Der
S-fe
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Vane Ilmed
Officials Refuse Reductions. Vow Salary Slackers
Columbus, Dec 21 Officials who refuse voluntary salary cuts under the General Assembly resolution are labeled salary slackers. Governor George White announced that those whose pay cannot be cut due to constitutional limits may resist the request, despite some communities reporting noncompliance.
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Columbus
General Assembly
George White
Printers Back Five Day Week Vote In Union Referendum
In Indianapolis the International Typographical Union announced a five day work week favored by about 32 000 to 18 000 in mail ballots. Two referendums on assessments and pension laws were defeated while two others passed for minor changes. In Cincinnati Ohio Mrs Elizabeth Trautman born December 28 1832 in Somerset closes her 100th birthday celebration as the last survivor of a 165 member family.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Woodruff Randolph
The
International Typographical Union
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Trautman
Somerset
Chinese Viewpoint Delays Case Attention Revealed
The matter, due to unfamiliar American law, remained hidden until months ago when Hip Sing Association disclosed Hom Shee’s condition. Witnesses subpoenaed by the state include Hom Shee Mar Sue Pong Georgie Gee Georgie Pong Freddie Gee Dr David Thomas Anna Kinsley Joseph Jameson Anna Traster Edna May Traster and Margaret Brickner.
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Hip Sing Association
Hom Shee
Mar Sue Pong
Georgie Gee
Georgie Pong
Freddie Gee
David Thomas
Anna Kinsley
Joseph Jameson
Anna Traster
Edna May Traster
Margaret Brickner
Milk Commission Named By White
Governor George White announced a 5 member Ohio milk industry inquiry commission. W J Ramisyer a large Wayne county dairy operator and farmer, Dr E B Bryan of Ohio University, Clarence H Burk a New London legislator, Carl N Crispin Columbus insurer and ex chamber aide, and C V Huenke of New Bremen dairy business will meet Friday to organize. The panel reports to the new legislature on needed reforms.
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Columbus
Nec
Ohio
George White
W. J. Ramisyer
Smithville
Wayne County
E. B. Bryan
Athens
Ohio University
Clarence H. Burk
New London
Huron County
Carl N. Crispin
Vic Donahey
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
C. V. Huenke
New Bremen
Mercer County
White Mountain Creamery Co
Lorain Thanks U S Steel for Newburg Plant
Lorain council, led by Council Clerk Elmer Flynn, sent a resolution to United States Steel Corporation expressing appreciation for bringing the Newburg Plant of the American Steel & Wire Co. to Lorain. The city pledged support including dredging Black River, maintaining a low tax rate, and supplying cheap water to the mills.
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Lorain
Elmer Flynn
United States Steel Corporation
Newburg
American Steel & Wire Co
Steel Corporation
Black River
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