Leaders Predict Industrial Recovery With Caution
New York leaders and economists assess 1930’s grim year as likely to ease gradually. They forecast improved conditions may begin in 1931 but warn the return to normal will be slow and uneven. Many remain confident that substantial improvement lies ahead within 18 months, noting past depressions ended by marked market gains and resumed industry. Continued on Page 2.
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Lange
Unitedtates
Lorain County Farm Bureau Program Details for 1931 Conference
Lorain County participants outline talks at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation conference in January at Norwalk. Florence Bruhner and others discuss Agricultural Organization Objectives for 1931 and 1941, with district officers and representatives from Lorain and neighboring counties scheduled to present and lead discussions. An additional note references district inclusions and talks by J. Elliott Green and F. Buswell on Patriotic Number Three.
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Toe
Norveth i
Torton Ldiser
Ount Agricultural Extension Cent
Wiss Florence Brucner
W Cashe Oberlin
J Elliott Creen
F Buswell
Patriet
Therae Torannie
Manager Sentenced in Chicago for Tax Evasion
Joseph J. Uzzi k, business manager for Al Capone’s outfit, was sentenced by Federal Judge Charles Woodward in Chicago to five years in Leavenworth prison and a 17500 dollar fine for income tax evasion.
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Chicago
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Acalace al” Capones
Charles Woodard
Leaveworth
Elyria Auditor Predicts Strong City Finances for 1930
City Auditor A C Schilleman announced that Elyria will end 1930 with a comfortable balance across all funds. He began compiling the annual receipts and disbursements report for submission to the state auditor. He cannot state the final balance yet, but expects to certify the figure at the council's second January meeting after books close for year-end entries. The report will cover all city revenues and expenditures and is lengthy, not due to be completed until about next January.
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Elyria
A C Schilleman
Schilleman
Goungil Takes Up Suiting Code At Council Meeting
A long council session debated a two year old building ordinance draft. Officials and engineers questioned scope including boards and electrical code while members, amid interruptions, tried to finish a page by page reading before the meeting adjourned with the third page still under discussion.
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Wainwright
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Osvorne
Year 1930 Elyria Chronicle review lists major local events
The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram review of 1930 highlights numerous local occurrences. It notes fires, civic actions, safety director reappointment, police and fire department scrutiny, school funding, road and bridge projects, and notable incidents including a gasoline explosion fatality. It cites county bond work, school bus safety checks, a centennial school birthday, and a recorded 1929 fire loss of $114,916.14.
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Ohio
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Cmer W Bates
Elyria
Lorain County sets industrial census drive and honors leaders
Lorain County initiates an industrial census as part of the 1930 general census. The county committee to stimulate employment forms with city village county officials and business leaders. L F Allen is re-elected president of the International Society for Crippled Children at its annual convention. Ground is broken for a new Mflrigary building at the County Home.
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Anna K Somk
Boston
Ship Torefjell Sinks Off Nova Scotia Coast
A Norwegian steamer Torefjell sank off the Nova Scotia coast with 24 crew drowned. The vessel of about 244 tons was owned by the Juhesefjell company of Oslo. Rescue and salvage efforts followed the disaster as authorities investigated the incident.
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Nova Todas
Coasting Popular at Park Hill Despite Flooded Slope
Frank Wal ford, chairman of the Park Committee, reports hillside is flooded and crowded as about 9 people enjoy the outing. The coast is popular and the hill condition affects speed.
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Castade
Frank Walford
Joffre Grows Weimer Hour In Hour
Paris reports continued efforts to sustain General Joseph Joffre as his condition worsens. He receives camphorated oil injections to stimulate the heart and vein injections to aid circulation while nourishment remains limited to warm liquids and beef tea.
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Paris
Viaisnai
Joseph Joffre
Joffres
Varcel Labbe
Joffre
Louis Baithou
Joffie
Batthou
Warne
Rene Fontaine
Jeffres
Gunfire at shop as man robs till. woman shot
A robber entered a grocer's shop on a Monday, demanded money from the till, and fired into the floor when the clerk moved to resist. The suspect fled with cash while a woman spectator, 0 years old, was left alone and later reported shot in the incident.
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Soman Landit
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Spea
Sne
Thompson
Tax Receipts Far Ahead of Expectations
Washington reports December tax receipts totaling about 491 million six hundred thousand dollars, well above official forecasts. Treasury plans redemption of 1100 million in 13 March certificates, to be replaced by new securities, aiding debt retirement without additional bond purchases.
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St Duden I
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Death of Perry Cowing in Elyzia at 68
Perry Lewin S Peris Cowing aged 68 of 164 Cleveland Street died Monday at 10 30 pm at home after a lingering illness. A Elyzia resident for six years he ran Elma Grocers Company at Widdle Avenue and Third Street and later operated an elevator at the Masonic Temple. He suffered a stroke years ago and is survived by his wife and two children Dr VME Perry and Mrs Frank Ellenerger of Ehria. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 30 pm from Taylor Funeral Home with Rev A B Piper officiating. Interment Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Taylor Funeral Home
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Ridgelawn Cemetery
Auto Club Opens Tomorrow Night for Year End Tag Rush
Loram County Automobile Club will stay open until 12 midnight tomorrow to accommodate last minute automobile tag purchases. The move follows heavy demand from motorists and a request from the state bureau of motor vehicles to provide maximum opportunity to buy before the deadline. Yesterday the club sold 439 plate sets, bringing total sales to about 2100 as clerks work to process remaining applications. Many owners are still missing parts of their papers, delaying some purchases.
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State Bureau of Motor Vehicess
Columbus
Leon Brown
Clab
Ninsy Automobile
Chronology of Key 1930 Third Quarter News Events
A compact timeline from July to July covers high level events such as British decolonization moves, U S treasury surpluses, Cardinal appointments, a House vote on law enforcement funding, endurance record attempts, California court pardons in a 1916 bombing case, Nanking casualties, Britain’s Grand Prix, naval treaty debates, wartime reparations, and Cabinet selections, with references to officials like Secretary Vetton, Pope Pius, Warren W Bulings, Tom J Voone, and President Tinayvel amid ongoing international tensions.
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Keane to Retire from Lake Shore Rail Line in 1901
Michael F Keane born 1861 at Princeton Avenue will retire January 1 after a long career with the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, beginning as water carrier at 14 and rising to station agent in five places. He plans to move to Florida with daughter Ella, citing dislike of winter. He recalls railroad evolution from wood burning locomotives to modern engines and recounts a safety incident where he halted an eastbound train to prevent a collision. He says retirement may not suit him and he might seek further railroad work.
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Deputy Sheriff Loses Leg In Route Accident Near Ridgeville
Deputy Sheriff James Rundle, 65, in Memorial Hospital with his right leg amputated after a crash east of Ridgeville while aiding a stalled vehicle. Passenger Wanda Budny, 17, also critically injured with possible skull and jaw fractures. Ensuing collision involved Benjamin Tomasceski and Forest Adams, with Adams narrowly escaping harm. Rundle, a longtime deputy under Sheriff Adams, received blood transfusion. no action expected against Tomasceski.
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Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
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Fairfa7n Avenue
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Adams
Joseph Amigo
Cleveland
Barton Roads
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Nstreet
Lorain
Benjamin Tomasceski
Smith Court
Elyria
Frank Strohl
Strohl
Train attack in Peiping line yields many deaths
Peiping December 30 bulletin reports a passenger train on the Peping Mukden line was attacked by bandits Saturday. Official word says no passengers were killed, twenty were kidnapped, and several injured amid the raid.
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Resolution to end Miami Canal leases proposed in State One
Senator D. H. Dearmond announced a resolution to prohibit father leases of the Miami and Canal lands and to seek a report from the Superintendent of Public Works within 50 days. Representative Paul Procter Davio to introduce the measure, part of canal rights plans for a Toledo super highway.
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Toledo
Chronicle Telegram Wants New Customers With Business Services
The Want-Ads guide on the Chronicle Telegram page highlights business services aimed at attracting new customers and increasing local commerce. It promotes a range of offerings designed to boost visibility and drive growth for area businesses.
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