House approves Collier bill to legalize 3.2 beer
Washington reports the House passed the Collier bill to legalize 3.2 percent beer by a 230 to 165 vote, a wet victory but short of the two thirds needed to override a presidential veto. Senate action is anticipated with cautious, slower consideration. Hoover opposes any beer bill and a veto looms.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Hoover
New Democratic Congress
Robinson
Judiciary
Finance
City of Hamilton Cuts Services in 1933 Budget
Hamilton Ohio will operate on a lean budget with no garbage collection and reduced services. The city will dismiss six patrolmen and 21 firemen, suspend the plumbing inspector, and abandon hospitalization and direct municipal relief. Council approved a 1933 operating appropriation of 276,676, down from 444,060 in 1922, due to lower tax revenues and a failed charter amendment allowing utility profits to fund general expenses.
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Hamilton, O
City of
Hamilton
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Truesdale Case
Lima Ohio December 22 Dismissal of the jury deliberating the murder charge against Loren E Truesdale accused of slaying his brother Earl and Miss Thelma Woods was intimated today after 24 hours of argument without agreement Three women and nine men heard sensational conflicting testimony in the quarry murders Judge E E Everett was expected to await a possible verdict throughout today
Carnival etymology: from carnivale meaning fare well to flesh
A brief note states that the word carnival derives from carnivale, signifying farewell to flesh. No additional facts or context are provided.
V. F. W. Hosts Christmas Party at Sharp Block Hall
The Veterans of Foreign Wars held their annual children’s Christmas party at the Sharp Block hall with about 250 attendees. The program featured numerous performances by kids from both inside and outside the organization, plus treats for all. Santa distributed candy, nuts, popcorn balls, fruit, and a small toy to each child.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sharp Block
The
Post
Santa Claus
Assemblage
Forby Brown
Steve Ross
Raymond Smith
Arthur Marah
D. Slutsger
F. Brown
Orville Butter
Albert Smith
June Donnelly
Elenor Young
Walter Ross
Charles Willen
Jimmy Sabo
Harvey Hopkins
Wanda Brandt
Stargel Children
Junior Kershaw
C. W. Clapp
Marjorie Hopkins
Sisters Ponselle Sing La Gioconda At Met
The Metropolitan Opera staged La Gioconda with Rosa and Carmela Ponselle singing together for the first time on the Met stage. Rosa debuted in 1918 and Carmela in 1925, with Rosa as Gioconda and Carmela as Laura to the applause of a seasonally significant audience.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Rosa
Carmela Ponselle
Metropolitan
Ponchielli
The
Carmela
Gioconda
Laura
Shotgun Trap Fatal Near Kidron Farm in Dover Ohio
Charles Brandon aged 40 of Mt. Eaton died at Union Hospital Dover of gunshot wounds from a so called shotgun trap at a Kidron area farmhouse in Wayne County. Sheriff Clark Shearer said a button from the overcoat Brandon wore at the hospital matched a granary farm badge. The three other men are jailed in Wayne County.
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Dover
Charles Brandon
Mt. Eaton
Union Ho Spital
Kidron
Warne County
Clark Shearer
Shearer
W. IL
Baderschell
Brandon
Wayne
Death notices of Mrs Martha Baus and others in Ohio
Mrs Martha Baus Edison Highway died at her home at two this morning after long illness. She was born July 22 1885 in Amherst township and lived in Lorain County. She was wife of Frank Baus and mother of Milton Baus and two daughters. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at her home with Rev I H Amore and burial in North Murray Ridge cemetery. John Klingman 45 died at Community Hospital Berea after pneumonia. He leaves widow Dessie a son John Klingman Jr and siblings. Funeral Saturday 2 PM from Columbia Baptist Church. Mary Ridley Yerby funeral Friday 1 30 PM at Bethany Baptist Church with pastors Reverend G Settle and others. Burial in Ridge Jawn Cemetery.
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Martha Baus
Edison Highway
Baus
Amherst Township
Lsus
Lorain County
Frank Baus
Milton Baus
Telegraph Road
Carl W. Fowl
West Ridge Road
Carll
Cleveland
Anna Spies
Charles Goldberg
Charles Tite
Elyria
E. W. Stang
Andrew Stang
I. H. Amore
Zion Evangelical Church
North Murray Ridge
John Klingman
Columbia
Berea
Dessie
John Klingman, Jr
Columbia Baptist Church
Harold Halderman
Mary Ridley Yerby
Bethany Baptist Church
G. Settle
J. B. Burton
B. H. Williams
J. Wicks
Dog Saves Woman From Charging Bull in Harding County
Mrs. C. W. Nicholason, wife of a Harding County farmer, credited her collie with saving her life after a bull attacked and knocked her down. The dog chased the bull away as the woman suffered four fractured ribs.
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Kenton
C. W. Nicholason
Harding County
Bodies Recovered From Erie Train Wreck Near Lima
Three victims died when a 14 car Erie Railroad train derailed on a split switch east of Lima. Victims include watchman Charles Aldridge and Huntington residents Earl Swihart and Courtseatt. About a dozen passengers injured. Hawaii boy and girl escaped, later sleeping on coach cushions. Wreckage halted traffic. recovery and clearance planned for afternoon.
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Lima, O
Erie
Here
Charles Aldridge
Lima
Earl R. Swihart
Court Seatt
Huntington
Chicago
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton
President Hoover Roosevelt debt talks reveal wary cooperation
The White House released two telegrams showing Hoover proposing a war debts commission and seeking Roosevelt cooperation before March 4. Roosevelt replied that joint responsibility would be constitutionally improper, while Hoover urged quick action to avert economic losses from delays.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
New York
Albany
White House
Rooservelt
Congress
War Debts Commission
Te Tc
Ile
Owen D. Young
Col. House
Debt Commission
Oberlin and Oberlin area holiday community notes
Oberlin Ohio December 22 reports visits by the Oberlin Temple Pythian Sisters to Medina Slater Home with Christmas gifts for 22 inmates and a program of readings and music. The Merry Wives held a Christmas party at Mrs E Miller’s, baskets planned for needy families, and upcoming meetings at Mrs R W Alen’s on East College Street. Local residents and guests include Mrs Anna Funk Mrs Charlotte Bond and many others with Christmas travels, illness updates, teaching assignments, and social events across East College Street North Professor and West College Street areas.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Slater
Medina
Anna Funk
Harry Tapper
Charlotte Bond
Mia
Lizele Kelly
Agnes Princehorn
Ada May Cook
Grace Morgan
Howard Bahr
Clarence Funk
E. Miller
East College Street
J. N. Stone
R. W. Alen
Hannat Wood
Hoosick Falls
Garrett Newall
East Collage Street
Ethelind Wright
New Philadelphia
Charles Wright
Stanley Elder
Sally Edith
Evanston
Stmas
Arthur C. Ryan
Helen Richards
Baldwin Wallace College
E. H. Richards
Musie Im
Moravian School For Women
Bethlehem
Alfred Bond
North Professor Street
Rolland van Ausdale
Monclova High School
Harry van Ausdale
Groveland Street
Jebo Jolly, Jr
Hollywood Street
Allen Hospital
Doren Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
Russel Morris
Ohio University
L. J. Morris
Order of Eastern Stars
Elyria
Wiliam Sedgeman
Sandusky
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
East Carlisle Students Stage Santa Claus Work Shop
NUMBER FIVE continues with grade level songs and dialogues as East Carlisle presents Santa Claus Work Shop before a full auditorium. Cast includes Hugh Sudro Audrey Smith Horace Bruce Gena Goodspeed Elmer Brown Lester Norris George Archibald Lyle Bunkart Ernest Bindernagel Charles Devitt John Sinkowski Eleanor Robson Elizabeth Robson Florence Joy Leona Seabold Lillian Hardaker Arline Haven Beverly Johnson Geraldine Hange Helen Goodspeed Rosalea Seabold Ruth Fridenstine Henry Kantosky Phyllis Anne Rhodes Harold Norris Davis Norris Ann Shattuck Margaret Banks Robert Fridenstein Harold Gage Edwin Roggen Bernard Squires James Feron June Smith Grace Brine.
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East Carlisle
Santa Claus
Hugh Sudro
Audrey Smith
Horace Bruce
Gena Goodspeed
Elmer Brown
Lester Norris
George Archibald Lyle Bunkart
Ernest Bindernagel
Charles Devitt
John Sinkowski
Eleanor Robson
Elizabeth Robson
Florence Joy
Leona Seabold
Lillian Hardaker
Arline Haven
Beverly Johnson
Geraldine Hange
Helen Goodspeed
Rosalea Seabold
Ruth Fridenstine
Henry Kantosky
Phyllis Anne Rhodes
Harold Norris
Davis Norris
Ann Shattuck
Margaret Banks
Robert Fridenstein
Harold Gage
Edwin Robgen
Bernard Squires
James Feron June Smith
Grace Brine
Henrietta
Gulf Road
Lake Avenue
Belden
Avon
Markley
Brownhelm
Murray Ridge
Miss Ann Rovyar Departs for California T
Sullivan Ohio notes list Miss Ann Rovyar niece of Mrs W H Shick leaving for California after spring work at the Fliggle home in Ashland Amos Fryman and Neil Kolb accompany her to Marins field and other residents are mentioned with Sunday visits and a sledding injury to Little Richard Hawley plus various local travels and a Roosevelt treaty discussion closing remark
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Ashland
Irene McAdoo
H. J. Elliott
Spencer
Lon Fluiott
A. B. Fowler
Akron
Richard Hawley
Myron Cole
Herbert Myers
Sullivan
Alfred Ahbram
Abraham
Medina
Ohio
D. R. Spencer
Community notices and family events fill the week
Word of Mr Blough's death is noted alongside school shifts at G F Nixon night classes. Local gatherings include church Christmas program planning, Wood pile work by 49 neighbors at Close street for Mr and Mrs French, and Red Cross clothing drives. A bus accident injuries, a cattle attack, and visits by Mr and Mrs Hyde and Rev Aubrey are also mentioned.
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Blough
Smilzhville
G F. Nixon
Bea Shick
W. H. Shick
Miss Shick
Ashland
Gus Ge
Elvrra
Chas. Hyde
Fry
George Fry
Charles Hyde
Ford Hyde
Church of Christ
Grant R. Peters
Aubrey
Eleanore Hyde
N. Hyde
Wellington
Miss Hyde
George French
Close Street
The
Congregational Church
A. B. Cummings
Red Cross
M.T. Humphrey
Mra
Knick
Akron
Agreement Reached On Independence Bills For Philippines
Washington December 22 House and Senate conferees reached an accord on Philippine independence bills establishing a lengthy transition period with no plebiscite and stating independence hinges on acceptance by the Philippine legislature. In Philadelphia a claim was made that the Morris Arboretum gift to the University of Pennsylvania could position the city as a world botanical center, with the arboretum spanning over 170 acres and including two estates.
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World Botanical Center
Philadelphia
Thomas G. Gates
University of Pennsylvania
Morris Arboretum
University
Arnold Arboretum
Beston
Lyda Thompson Morris
Montgomery County
Whitemarsh Valley
Washington
Germantown
Elyria Freshmen Rally Beats Ridgeville 25 19 on Home Court
Elyria High Freshman team overcame Ridgeville 25 to 19 yesterday afternoon on the Elyria High court. With the score tied at 19, Myers made a long basket to seal the win. Ridgeville’s Salisbury led with eight points while Forbes Mier and Gerber added seven each for the Crimson.
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Carsmith
Elyria High
Ridgeville
Elyria High Court
Myers
Salisbury
Forbes
Mier
Gerber
Crimson
Cleveland Markets Review of Meat Produce and Grain
Cleveland market notes show weak butter and eggs, steady hogs and cattle with price spreads, and varied poultry demand. Grain futures and cash bids for wheat, corn, oats, and rye are listed, with prices for onions and related produce and local shipment updates.
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Gleveland
Buurrenk
Ohio
Penhaylviinla
U. B
New York
Penheylvania
Cleveland
Chicago
Christmas Drama Follows Georgia Gov Clemency Twist
The scene centers on Burns and his son embracing after a governor granted clemency. Burns thanks officials, vows to live as a decent New Jersey citizen, and refuses to use the decision for personal gain. Georgia officials, including Gov Russell and prison head Rainey, react with disbelief and critiques of the constitutional process.
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Moore
Usen
New Jersey
Georgis
Burns
John Aouy
Bysishant
Optenia
Georgia
Richard B. Russell, Jr
United States
E. L Rainey
Georgia State Prison Commission
Clark's Defeat Cleveland Team on Knights of Columbus Lanes
Clark's Service defeated a selected Cleveland Canfield Oil rollers team in a bowled match last evening. The Blyrla team led by Johnny Carpenter posted a 42. Carpenter’s 542 series contributed to the Blyrla win as Cleveland’s John Skulina led the opponents with a 539 series. Clark's won total pins 2508 to 2440 and took all three games.
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Clark
Cleveland
Knights of Columbus
Johnny Carpenter
Blyrla
John Skulina
Cleveland Outfit
Mixed family ties guide Porterville wedding tale
Porterville notes reveal a tangled kinship web among Berman Rin ear and family. The husband is his father's wife's daughter, and also his father's best man while his mother's son in law. Mrs. Rinear is her mother's bridesmaid and her father's daughter in law. A double wedding ceremony linked Berman Rin ear, Helen Dixon, and other relatives in a celebrated family event.
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Porterville, Cal
Bronanciits
Krage Clark Sportarae
Joe Skulina
Grube
Steehler
John Skulina
Kocka Seereeees
Quotable Adage on Truth and Oathes
A brief reflective line on discretion and honesty notes that those who speak unwisely invite misfortune. It warns that swift swearing often leads to swift forsaking of vows, underscoring caution in speech and trust.
Ridgeville Seconds Dlub Jefferson 12 2
Ridgeville Seconds defeated Jefferson Junior High 12 to 2 at Filyria High gym yesterday afternoon. Mick Fortman scored the only Jefferson basket while Graff Walker and Smitek added Ridgeville field goals. Both teams failed on foul shots. Also noted Sandusky bay ice crop report of 1800 tons by Schact Fish company.
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Mick Fortman
Jefferson Junior High Dribbiers
Ridgeville Seconds
Filyria High Gym
Graff
Walker
Smitek
Ridgeville
Sandusky, C
Sandusky Bay
Schact Fish Company
G. T. Schroth
Wares Gilbert
Ig Yeeee Walker
Rko
Fulman
Sharkey
Tema
Toy distribution effort aims for fair delivery run
Police Chief Stankard will aid traffic control on Broad street and Cheapside at 10 am while Bay Scouts assist in deliveries. Workers list every child likely to receive toys and ask that missed names be called in after 8 pm at 2425. Toys not deliverable will be returned to the Sharp Block for Saturday.
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E. J. Stankard
Police Department
Broad Street
Cheapside
Bay Scouts
Kolopos
Everyschild
Races through oath case and Gett ysburg veteran death
In Cleveland a 100 year old Civil War veteran, Robert A. Hubbard, who fought at Gettysburg, died at his home. Earlier, testimony in a Chinese oath case revealed tensions with interpreters and questions about alleged coercion for money from the U.S. government. Judge Webber queried the witness about truth telling and afterlife punishment amidst defense claims of a scheme by plaintiffs to obtain funds.
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Adams
China
Webber
United States
Freddie Gee
Hip Sing Association
Hom Shee
Cleveland
Robert A. Hubbard
Getttysburg
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C. J. Weeks
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