Real estate tax rates cut as values rise in Elyria area
County Treasurer Ardlan Waters announces Elyria city Carlisle township and related districts set higher tax rates after real estate appraisals. Elyria city rate now 2.16, township 1.64, school district 17.39 this year vs 20.65 last year. Personal property owners may gain relief. tax collection delayed for about ten days.
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United Workers of America weighing wage talks in Indiana
In Indiana on February 24 the central committee of the United Workers of America asked wage reductions from earl operators at Miami and urged a policy commission to handle unforeseen issues. The committee also recommended outlying districts coordinate with their senior operators to join wage negotiations as needed.
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Illegitimate liquor case nets $1000 fine in Lorain court
In Lorain this morning George Bartl pleaded guilty to illicit possession of liquor, a second offense, was fined $1000 and costs and jailed until paid. State inspector Rankin reported finding liquor in Bartl’s cellar with his wife and two women present, a cash of liquor seized, Bartl arrested and sent to county jail for the hearing.
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Ford Refuses Billion Offer
Warnington report states Henry Ford rejected a one billion dollar bid for the Ford Motor Company last month. John W. Prentice, a New York banker, said a group of New York banks planned to back the deal, prompting discussions before the Board of Tax Appeals on 21,000,000 dollars in taxes from former Ford minority stockholders. Edsel Ford declined the proposal in court.
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Recon Seating Gate in the Senate
Washington February 2 The battle of Col Prank L Smith of Illinois for a U S Senate seat reaches a climax as the senate elections committee considers immediate admission pending final slush fund charges from his primary campaign The committee may draft a preliminary report recommending Smith take the oath of office but the full senate could still reject him The Reed committee will meet next Monday to decide contempt actions against Smith supporters who refused to answer questions at the Chicago inquiry last year Threatened with jail are Samuel Insyll and Robert K Crane The article continues on page 2
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United States Won't Recognize Nicaragua’s Sacasa
Washington Feb. 3 The State Department said the U S will not recognize Sacasa as president of Nicaragua unless he gains the position by constitutional means. The report notes U S policy and reports aid to liberals in clashes with federalists amid the revolution.
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Prince Carol Recovers from Grippe After Confinement
Paris February 2 Prince Carol has been confined to his Nevilly House for two days with grippe. His condition improved today and his physician said he would likely resume his usual outing soon.
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Governor Donahey urges broad state reforms and taxes
Gov Vic Donahey urged Ohio lawmakers to adopt referendums for tax levies, raise corporation taxes, expand highways, reform election laws, curb gun sales, and set varying penalties for robberies. He backed education supervision in state institutions and retrenchment measures while promising to sign bills. He noted about 56 million of last year's appropriations unspent and called for focused revisions.
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Wife and daughter tell of axe attack aftermath
The article reports a husband and father killed his wife and daughter in a violent assault. Roster and Teena describe threats and an earlier warning. The wife survived, recalling the execution and the chilling remark about safety for her children as the assailant spoke of intent.
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Senate Halts Day's Dry Legislation Amid Committee Shuffle
A House Ways and Means committee shelving all dry measures for the session triggered a halted push. The panel reportedly sent medical whiskey reform back for study after weak ports and leadership changes, with speculation of retirements and leadership reshaping impacting enforcement efforts.
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Senate Passes Bill Amid Twist and Pension Proposals
Fragmented legislative report notes Senate action with a 34 to A vote and House measures on pensions, duties, and local relief. Names or places include Cleveland, Ohio, and references to Justices and county officials, with scattered mentions of pension provisions and public workers.
City Official Attends CAS Hearing On Proposed Rate Case
City Solicitor Dot Arye attends a CAS hearing as Logan Casa Company seeks an increased rate. The White House supreme court in FPLG granted permission to collect higher charges. The company serves seventy two cities and villages in Ohio and Iowa, amid disputed rate collection.
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Hold Three On Charge Of Murder In Ky
Gowmy armears fadly held Ehren ined for questioning as authorities searched for a motive. Investigators noted possible links to a small amount of money and an automobile matter. The case details remain unclear as police pursue further evidence.
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Hopkins to Speak at Open Forum Sunday
A local religious group announces Hopkins will headline the Sunday Open Forum. The discussion will address foreign affairs and youth work, with community leaders framing the event.
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Falcon Motora Corporation Expands Elyria Plant Hiring
Falcom Motora Corporation moves to make Elyria a major car maker factor as Willys-Overland factory adds seventy five millwrights electricians carpenters and laborers. Workers unload assemble paint and install equipment with fourteen carloads delivered. No new hires this week but more jobs expected next week under policy favoring locally employed workers.
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Tandy Wat Court Verdict Ends Trial in White Datin Case
New York February 9 The trial for euparation in White Datin ends as “Peaches” and “Poacher” retire to their apartments to rest after a charged courtroom scene. Public disturbance damaged a White Plays couch house and a push for private hearings grows while Justice Renee prepares to study testimony within two weeks.
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Senate Sigestrages State Dept Probe
The foreign affairs committee voted to postpone indefinitely a proposed inquiry into alleged outlays and propaganda linked to the State Department. The move, 8 to 5, aimed to avoid embarrassment to the department and followed controversy led by Senator Norris of Nebraska.
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Gladstone defends father against immorality charges
Viscount Gladstone testifies in a libel suit brought by Captain Peter Wright alleging his father was immoral. The witness rejects the claims, stating he believes the insinuations about the Victorian premier are false and that the parentage relationship was respectful and proper.
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