Global move to restore prewar gold basis by European powers
Washington reports a shift toward a gold based world economy as several powers push currency onto gold reserves. December saw a net U S gold outflow with January expected to continue, affecting Federal Reserve credit and Reichsbank holdings.
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Washington
United States
International News Service
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Hoover
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Germany
United
Montague Norman
Bank of Eseland
Great Britain
Burt
France
Italy
Belgium
India
Federal Board
New York
Milton J. Cummings 90 Dies in Oberlin Home
Milton James Cummings aged 90 died at 2 30 Sunday morning at the home of his nieces Miss Lois Cummings 2 East College street Oberlin where he had lived for 15 months He was a retired number cleaner and a native of Sullivan Ohio Remains will be taken to Sullivan after funeral services at 10 o clock Tuesday conducted by Rev Bowers of Lakewood and Rev Nicholas Van der Pyl of Oberlin He lived in Cleveland ten years before moving to Oberlin He is survived by a brother William F Cummings at the same address and three nephews Charles Cummings of Honolulu and John and Archibald Cummings of Sullivan
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Oberlin. O
Milton James Cummings
Lois Cummings
East College Street
Cealer
Sullivan, O
Bowers
Lakewood
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
Rabid Dog Holed Up After Grocery Store Incident
In Oberlin on Friday afternoon a mad dog burst into Sperry and Pat Co grocery, driving clerks and customers to counters. A rope attached to a pipe aided capture. The dog was shot Saturday after rabies was confirmed, with town officials warning street dogs without muzzles will be shot.
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Oberlin
Sperry and Pat Co
Groun
Jim
Marshall Edmunds
Mazzire
James Stewart Dies at 76 in Oberlin
James Stewart 76 of 67 North Park Street Oberlin died early Saturday after a lingering illness. He was born March 1848 during slavery and later moved to Oberlin where he lived as a farmer.
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Oberlin
James Stewart
North Park Street
Mi Omtensart
Wirkinis
Dr Ian C Hannah Returns to Oberlin for Second Semester
Dr Ian C Hannah of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology returns from Britain to Oberlin for the second semester where he will resume teaching Church History at the seminary. He previously lectured at Oxford Cambridge and in Scotland after a lecture tour of American universities and stood for Parliament in England but was defeated amid a strong Labour presence. He plans to base future residence in England.
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Oberlin
Ian C. Hannah
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Great Britain
Hannah
England
Oxford
Caumtridge
Fenns
Scotland
House of Commons
Asbestos Suit Over Plaster Ordered by Lorain Firm
The Asbestos Lumber Co. sues The LaGiron Coal & Supply Co. of Lorain for $900 in asbestos plaster that was allegedly ordered and then not accepted. A separate award of $343,000 was granted to Joseph Rohem against Cleveland Illuminating Co. in an appropriation case decided by Judge Wilcox.
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Accronnt
Asbestos Lumber Np
LaGiron Coal & Supply Co
Lorain
Wilcox
Joseph Rohem
Cleveland Hlluminating Co
Jury Still Out in Doctors Trial and Sudden Fatal Shootings
Disjointed European and American crime notes from Feb 2 report a Fairfield physician in a high profile case still deadlocked, a Coshocton wife on trial for arsenic murder, a Durham husband who attacked and slashed his bride, and a Clarksburg widow dying after a lover’s fatal shot.
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Ohio
Bessemer
Ala
George YT. Edwards
Fairfield
Coshocton
Clara S. McCurdy
William Allison McCurdy
Durham
N. C
Marvin Falls
W. H. Long
Falls
Clarksburg
W. Va
Georgia Warder
Nelson Woods
Woods
Warder
Masonic Hospital
Permission sought for sale of power line to Ohio Electric Power
The State Utilities Commission was asked to approve Victor Emanuel of New York City selling a high tension power line and distributing system in Norwalk to Ohio Electric Power Company for 161300. Feed lines run from Cleveland Southwestern Railway power house to Oberlin and from Elyria car shops to Oberlin. Distributing equipment centers at Oberlin and Birmingham. Also requested authority to issue and sell bonds and preferred stock valued at minimum 100000 and 84 per cent respectively.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Victor Emanuel
New York City
Ohio Elec Power Company
High Tenpower
Sin O
Norwalk
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Oberlin
Elyria
Birmingham
Worker Hurt At Steel Plant Hospitalized After Iron Ball Fall
An unidentified laborer at the Lorain steel plant was hospitalized after a iron ball fell and struck his head. Plant officials were attempting to identify him.
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Lorain
Greece and Turkey Tension Pursue Church Head Exile
In Paris on February 2 1930 officials sought to ease Greek Turkish strains. Premier Herriot met separately with the Greek and Turkish ministers urging an agreement to preserve a Ecumenical Patriarch in Constantinople. Geneva reports say the League of Nations has not received an official submission on recalling judgment.
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Greece
Paris
Turkey
Herriot
Constantinople
Geneva
Feh
Athens
Segade of Nations
League
Magnus Johnson protests Senate election in Minnesota
Senator Magnus Johnson of Minnesota filed a formal protest in the Senate against senator-elect Thomas J. Schall, the Republican opponent. The action aims to challenge Schall’s Minnesota victory and seat.
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Magnus
Washington
Magnus Johnson
Varimer- Labor
Minnesota
Senate
Thomas J. Schall
Seaplane Crash Kills Aviator Mattel and Pupil in Umbria
A seaplane flown by aviator Mattel crashed at Perguia in Umbria today, killing both Mattel and a pupil aboard. An investigation into the fatal accident is underway.
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Rome
Mattel
Perguia
Umbria
Lumber-Jack Sheiks Parade Through North Woods Snow
A fragmented feature describes lumberjack fashion and nightlife in Elyria and nearby streets. It notes Broad Street parade attire, gum chewing, and a shift from traditional workwear to jazz era style, with few winter sports participants and varied attire among workers.
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Elsha
Great Woods
Tarows
Noman
Bile Designed to Pecuate Baseball Players
Report notes a scheme moving players from one country to another for large sums, connected to a tax plan by Laguardia and Thorablican of New Ry. It claims a federal tax of 1 percent on any amount exceeding 24 million involved in such sales. Laguardia argues taxation is not the sole remedy to stop this practice.
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Hilt Cai
Opechee
Ptroethos
Wis
Pittsburgh man shoots son then himself in tempestuous vigil
In joins a dazed state in Bay area reports say Albert J. Tilles, 45, shot his 18 year old son to death then wounded himself. He was hospitalized at Presbyterian hospital after the shooting and is expected to live.
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RILES
Pittsburgh
Bay
Albert J. Tilles
Presbyterian Hospital
Pianist Emnel Leginska Still Missing in Sewickley Report
New York dispatches say Emnel Leginska has been found in Sewickley and returned to New York, but local authorities report no trace of her in Sewickley amid the ongoing disappearance case.
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New York
Emnel Leginska
Sewickley
Sewiskley
Ohio National Guard Instructor Named at Columbus
Washington February 2 Captain George R Middleton now on duty at Fort Jeridan Tus is assigned as an instructor of the Ohio National Guard with station at Columbus Ohio in orders issued by the War Department today.
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Washington
George R. Middleton
Jeridan
Tus
Ohio National Guard
Wth
Columbus
Ohio
War Department
Best Customers of the United States in 1924
Great Britain and Canada led U S exports in 1924 with 1.69 billion dollars of a total 4.59 billion. Germany, France, Japan, and Cuba followed as major buyers, while the United States imported heavily from the United Kingdom and Canada and from Japan and Germany in varying amounts.
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Washington
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Germany
France
Japan
Cuba
United Kingdom
Lorain Worker Perishes by Asphyxiation at Furnace
John Beribak, 35, a Lorain resident and employee of National Token, was found asphyxiated by fumes after entering furnace No. 3 at a shop to light fires. He lived at 194ust 28th street and left a wife and six children. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and he was missing for about two hours.
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Lorain
John Baribak
The
National Toke
da Verre Amd
Keribak
Bisst
Beribak
28Th Street
Tie
Rock Imprisons Cave City Feared Tragedy at Sand Cave
Floyd Collins, 35, remains trapped beneath a massive boulder inside Sand Cave after a landslide. Rescue teams fear the stalactite filled cave corridor may block access as daytime efforts continue.
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Cave City
Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Bandits Hit City Car Barns for Eight Thousand Cash
Chicago police report seven bandits halted the Blue Island avenue car barns, knocked two employees unconscious, and escaped with 8 000 dollars in Saturday and Sunday receipts. The location is noted as the site of a 1903 fatal robbery.
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Chicago
Blue Island Avenue
Jewelry Shop Hold-Up Seizes $10,000 in Loot
Three bandits robbed Flick Philips jewelry store on Chicago's northwest side. They locked Philips a clerk and two women customers in a rear room and escaped with jewelry valued at about $10,000.
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Chicago
Flick Philips
Phillips
Felt Earth Tremors Reach Cornwall and Jersey
London reports earth tremors were felt in Cornwall and Jersey on February 2 with no damage observed.
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London
Cornwall
Jersey
Supreme Court Recess Extends to March Second
Washington Sept 2 The Supreme Court recessed today until March 2.
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Washington
Seb
United States Supreme Court
Dr Son Yat Sen and Bowth Chima Dictator Death Report
Fragmentary dispatch reports the illness of Dr Son Yat Sen and the death of a Bowth Chima dictator in Peking on February 3. The unreliably transcribed note notes political figures and a dying physician in the Chinese capital.
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DR Sen
Peking
Son Yat Sen
Dr Carlysle H Holcomb Denounces Foreign Threats at City Forum
A capacity crowd heard Dr Carlysle H Holcomb of Barberton at the Church of Christ open forum. He warned of immigration and foreign influence endangering American identity, urged Bible in public schools as education, and called for a Christian solution to national problems.
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Carlysle H. Holcomb
Barberton
Church of Christ
Holcomb
Methusalah
Adam
Church
The
Masons
God
Ohio
Senate panel backs dismissal in Maryfield seat protest
The Senate privilege and elections committee voted unanimously to dismiss the case challenging the seating of Senator Earle B. Maryfield, Democrat of Texas, in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Privilege and Elections Committee
Earle B. Maryfield
Texas
Tragedy in Cleveland As Teen Dies In Skidding Truck
Crushed under the wheels of a skidding truck, Roberta Briego aged 17 was killed instantly in Cleveland. Another girl, Anna Poccos, suffered serious injuries in the scene today.
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Cleveland
Roberta Briego
Anna Poccos
Ultra violet Ray Lager Exterminator Effective
United States Bureau of Standards reports ultra violet rays highly effective as a germ terminator. Shortest wavelengths killed bacteria instantly. longer waves killed with higher intensity. Bacterium coli communis used. water purification and disease prevention potential emphasized. typhoid and malaria examples cited.
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Bureau OF Standards
Washington
United States Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Manstaught er trial started for Matt Novack
The Lorain man Matt Novack, 32, goes on trial in common pleas court for murder after allegedly stabbing his wife Marie with a butcher knife on November 9. Jurors chosen from Elyria and Lorain. state and defense present extensive testimony including two St. Joseph's hospital nuns. The case is expected to last several days.
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Matt Novackc
Lorain
Bruce McDonald
Thomas Rule
C. C. Barth
George Gibbs
Elyria
Frank Tite
Eaton
A. B. Root
Charles Friend
John Donavan
Fred Pierce
Fred Horn
Byron Wellman
Brownhelm
J. H. Frederick
Amherst
Roy Vandemark
Novack
Marie
F. Adams
Novacic Sas
Novacic
Jon Haller
Haller
St. Joseph's Hospital, Lorain
Lorain to Abolish Booze Squad and Reassign Duties
Lorain officials plan to abolish the booze squad and assign four regular officers to liquor work. Fines would accrue entirely to the city instead of three fourths. New officers would earn $200 monthly. A second ordinance would allow the mayor to appoint special detectives to uncover liquor law violations, funded with $2,500 already provided.
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Lorain
Sports Schedule Highlights Urban Racing And Boxing Cards
The calendar lists racing meetings in New Orleans Miami and Havana and Jockey Club events in Cuba and Tia Juana. Baseball NL annual meeting in New York Billiards opens in New York Golf events in Pinehurst and Augusta boxing cards feature Greb Delaney and Stribling in listed cities.
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Asgen
New Orleans
Miami
Pinehurst
N.C. N.C
Augusta
Harry Greb
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Eddie
Cannonball) Martin
Jersey City
Young Stribling
Jack Burke
Columbus
President Coolidge urges farm relief action in Congress
Washington February 2 1924 President Coolidge asked Congress to act on agricultural relief legislation and the reorganization of government departments to aid farmers and streamline the administration.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Tanlac Promises Quick Recovery From Grippe Or Flu
After a bout of grippe or flu, Tanlac claims to restore strength by cleansing the blood revitalizing digestion and restoring appetite. The ad touts roots barks and herbs from four corners of the earth and urges readers to buy a bottle today to regain vigor.
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Tanilac
Tanlac
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Hull House
International League For Peace and Freedom
Lumbter
Jack
A& Film
Bile
Bandits
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Carlysle Holcomb
Mayfield
Lai
Williams
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East Hampton
Conn
C. O D
Samy
Carek Florist
Wilmot Printing Co
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