East Carlisle considers sending pupils to Elyria schools
Carlisle boards discuss sending 60 East Carlisle pupils to Elyria next year with inter-district arrangements. Superintendent Maston says a new building may be needed for ongoing years, and Carlisle would pay standard rates rather than redrawing district lines. A report to city solicitor Don Myers is expected.
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Carlisle Board of Education
East Carlisle
Boards of Education
Elyria
Carlisle
Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Flyria
Don Myers
Unconscious After West Avenue Truck Collision
Edward Taylor remains unconscious a week after a truck struck him on West avenue near Eleventh street. He shows intermittent recognition and slight overall improvement. His companion John Skrzyvpcznski died from injuries last Wednesday.
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Edward Taylor
West Avenue
Eleventh Street
Taylor
John Skrzyvpcznski
Impossible to Diagnose Cattle Illness at Baumhardt Farm
Veterinarians have not yet determined the disease affecting nine cattle of twenty seven on the Baumhardt farm Amherst. A lab visit from the State department is planned within a day or two to test and identify the illness. Doctors report the herd has improved after being moved to a barn and given care. Ford’s offer to aid Muscle Shoals development with the government is welcomed by President Coolidge as generous.
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Baumhardt Farm
Amherst
State Department
W. H. Turner
Amheret
Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
Coolidge
White House
Nagy jailed in liquor bootlegging case again
Steve Nagy surrendered at police headquarters and pleaded not guilty to liquor possession. He was found guilty and fined 750 with costs, jailed in default, marking a fourth appearance before this court since 1922 on liquor law violations. Police described a raid at 520 Vulcan Street and disposal of evidence. Authorities tested liquor from Nagy’s cellar and confiscated a barrel of wine.
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Hinkson
Steve
Steve Nagy
Nagy
Lee Johnson
James Faulhaber
Corbet Southam
Vulcan Street
D. W. Myers
Man Remains in Fragile Condition After Steel Plant Accident
Lorain February 3 Virgina Ca samt a man who suffered a fractured skull when a steel ball fell on his head at a steel plant yesterday afternoon is slightly improved today but still not out of danger.
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Lorain
Virgina Caserta
Fishes and alligators rain down in Texas
In Yoakum Texas February 3 a cloudy morning brought a fish and reports of alligators falling from the sky. Henry Hahn and two workers found a thirteen inch buffalo fish injured but breathing on the De Witt Motor Company plant roof. Settlers recalled similar sightings of fish and alligators dropped from clouds during storms.
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Yoakum
Texas
Henry Hahn
de Witt Motor Company
Iron Reef
Paul
Syracuse student uses Havana radio to learn Spanish
Richard Gaggin of Syracuse studies Spanish by listening to Havana radio, a method he finds easier than classroom grammar. The approach grew from a Nottingham Junior High School radio unit led by acting principal W. J. Knight.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Richard Gaggin
Havana
Nottingham Junior High School
W. J. Knight
Council orders cleanup of cement shack waiting room
City Council condemned the Yellow Line cement shack waiting room on Jodi street as unsanitary. An official notice was sent to Lorain Street Railway Co. demanding cleanup. Frank Williams reported inspections and discussions with Charles P. Coon about planned news stand and care for the neglected one room station.
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Jodi Street
Lorain Street Railway Co
Frank Williams
Charles P. Coon
Ellyria
Coon
Williams
Duel over loan ends in two deaths at Gretna cafe
In New Orleans area a gun duel over a $50 bill at Herbert Fink's millionaire cafe in Gretna left two men dead. Frank Burke of McDonoughville Louisiana and L. E. Vollmer of San Antonio Texas were killed in the incident reported today.
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New Orleans
Herbert Fink
Gretna
Frank Burke
McDonoughville
L. E. Vollmer
San Antonio
Tex
Miraculous Escape For Elyria Family After Car Crash
F. J. Day photographer, his wife and two daughters narrowly escaped serious injury when their Hupmobile touring car turned turtle on Wooster road in Rocky River. A Ford coupe coming from a garage caused the collision by failing to yield. Mrs Day suffered a head bruise while Mr Day and the children escaped unharmed. Mrs Day is staying with Mr Day's sister in Lakewood.
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F. J. Day
Wooster Road
Rocky River
Mr. Day
Cleveland
O. C. Burton
Rocky River Bridge
Brighton Resident C. A. Hardy Dies After Illness
C. A. Hardy, 67, longtime Brighton resident, died Monday evening after paralysis struck last Thursday. Funeral services will be held at his home Thursday at 3 o clock.
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Brighton
C. A. Hardy
Mersl
Tunnel rescue hoped as cave collapse traps explorer
In Kentucky, Lloyd Collins remains trapped beneath a seven ton boulder in Sand Cave after a miniature landslide. Engineers and railroad experts pursue a new hand dug tunnel while draining water and maintaining contact via army telephone line. Doctors warn another day could prove fatal as state resources mobilize for the effort.
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Cave City
Lloyd Colling
Sand Cave
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Collins
Homer
Colins
Kentucky
Schools Adopt Thrift System
The board of education approved the Thrift, Incorporated system of saving for public school pupils. The present system is unsatisfactory, banks complain, and the new method is already used in many large schools and has city bank approval. It will likely be installed in the coming school year.
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Board of Education
Slow Progress In Slaying Case
The manslaughter case against Matt Novacik for the death of his wife Mary advances slowly. Police chief Theodore Walker testified he found no one hiding in a garret at Stop 7 near Lorain and admitted guessing he had cut his wife a little but did not know she was dead. Officers Carson and Ryan, claimed to have obtained a confession, are slated to testify this afternoon.
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Matt Novacik
Mary
Theodore Walker
Novacik
Stop 7
Lorain
Carson
Ryan
Novack
Oldest Bush in World Draws Motorists to Bell
In Perry county near New Bloomfield motorists flock to Covallen to view a giant box huckleberry bush claimed as the oldest plant. Dr. Edgar T. Wherry of the U.S. Department of Agriculture said it could be about 12 000 years old, growing six inches annually and spanning a mile and a quarter along a hillside.
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Bellefonte
New Bloomfield
Perry County
Covallen
Edgar T. Wherry
Federal Department of Agriculture
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington, D. C
Dr. Wherry
Man claims 90 minutes sleep enough for life
Anderson Fry of Princeton West Virginia a Marshall College freshman says sleeping more than ninety minutes daily wastes time and harms health. He has slept only ten hours a week for five years and argues oversleep is as bad as overeating.
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Huntinggton
W. Va
Anderson Fry
Princeton
West Virginia
Marshall College
Fire destroys Max Klein department store in Lorain
A large frame department store at Grove Ave and East 29th Street in Lorain was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin. Loss is estimated at 52000 with partial insurance. Fire crews arrived late. No. 6 failed to start its engine and another company was delayed ten minutes. Water pressure was reported as low, hindering firefighting efforts.
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Lorain
Max Klein
Grove Avenue
East 29Th Street
No. 6
Chimney Fire at 202 East Bridge Street Causes Minor Damage
A defective chimney sparked a small blaze in a partition at C. A. Johns residence 202 East Bridge Street this morning at 8 16. Firemen from No 1 station extinguished the fire with chemicals. Damage was slight. A Gallipolis hospital patient epileptics diversion. Oberlin Auto Melon police alert for stolen Ford truck.
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C. A. Johns
East Bridge Street
No. 1
Obderlin Auto Melon
Oberlin
Admits Killing and Poison Plots By Young Girl
Los Angeles police investigate Alsa Thompson a seven year old who confesses to poisoning and killing her twin sisters and a woman, and to poisoning eight others including two canaries and a cat for pleasure. She says she enjoyed the victims' suffering and had studied crime recently.
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Los Angeles
California
Alsa Thompson
Jess Platts
Platts
Maxine Thompson
Russell Thompson
Datuphin
Manitoba
Mrs. Platts
Dorothy Ellingson
San Francisco
Wax sweethearts replace paintings in Europe’s loves fad
In LOSSELAND Europe, wax models of sweethearts and spouses gain popularity among fadists. Louis Tussaud of Madame Tussaud’s is sculpting life size wax figures of several theatrical stars while people seek wax lovers over oil paintings for home display.
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London
Europe
Louis Tussaud
Madame Tussaud
County Board Issues Health Orders to Carlisle Schools
The county board of health at Oberlin issued definite orders to the Carlisle township special school district to upgrade five school buildings. Health commissioner Dr. W. A. McIntosh said the orders would be presented to the Carlisle school board at its next meeting. The board also considered dairy and milk handler permits with about thirteen granted and noted a smallpox case in Murray Ridge prompting vaccination of local students.
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Carlisle Township
County Board of Health
Oberlin
W. A. McIntosh
Carlisle School Board
Carlisle
Dwight Burr
Roark Pleads Guilty in Atlanta Slaying Life Sentence
Claude Roark a former Western Union employee pleaded guilty to the murder of Vena Moore in Atlanta Ga and was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Humphreys in superior court.
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Atlanta. Ga
Claude Roark
Western Union Telegraph Co
Vena Moore
Humphreys
Crew Of Deserted Ship Missing In Heavy Seas Near Astoria
The derelict steam schooner Cooba with a crew of 16 missing was tossed by high waves a few miles off the rock-bound coast near North Road Washington and Astoria.
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Astoria
Ore
North Road
Washington
City Council review of Elyria Memorial Hospital finances
The council met in a quiet session last night and heard the hospital show earnings of 174,996.73 with expenses of 175,570.04 for the year. Reports on the city water works and routine matters were also presented as part of the meeting.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
T. L. Moise
Acountant
Judge Webber Speaks to Kipton Students on Success
Judge A. R. Webber delivered a talk titled Successes and Failures to Kipton centralized school students during Monday afternoon chapel. He shared Lorain county examples of wealth and power earned through study and science, with a program planned by the student council of seven members from each class.
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A. R. Webber
Kipton
Judge Webber
Lorain County
Eivis
Woman Sentences Husband in Domestic Relations Court
In Philadelphia, a wife, speaking before Judge MacNeille, sentences her husband for years of abuse but mercy spares prison. The court orders him to refrain from drinking and to pay $22 weekly to support their seven children and household. The defendant receives a one year sentence in effect but remains free on mercy.
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Philadelphia
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New York State
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Gallipolis
Thomas McClosky
Grafton
Gallipolis Hospital
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