Lorain County Vehicle Licenses Rise in Record Figures
A Lorain County report shows about 19 508 motor vehicles licensed to date with 15 900 registered by February 1 at the Hakes office. December registrations added several hundred, pushing total licenses higher than last year. County by county totals list Lorain 5345 Ambert 34 South Amherst 153 Avon 397 Avon Lake ? Grafton 1st LaGrange 145 Rochester 27 Ely Charles 829 Sheffield Lake 160 Wellington 55.
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Lorain County
R. E. Hakes
Heenie
Court House
Elvria
Thaisadant
Qure Chan
Fed
Te Steady Srotth
Gutomoahbiles
Hakes
Lorain Thursder
Lorain
Ambert
South Acnohecy
Avor
Avon Lake
Grafton
LaGrangs
Rochester
Charlin
Sheffield Lake
Farm Situation Improves Says Grange Leader
Columbus reports Farm Week remarks by National Grange head Taher stressing improving farm conditions. He urges Congress to back an export debenture plan to help readjustment and warns against peasant fears while touting tariff principles and balanced pricing amid exportable surplus concerns.
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Columbus
Fea
Pational Grange
Opjo Granzgs
Yaber
Congress
House of Representatives
Washington
Mers Week
Nine More Feeding Stations Opened for Hungry Children
Columbus Ohio Feb 3 Nine more kitchens and feeding stations for destitute children in the Ohio mining districts were opened under Adjutant General Frank D Henderson custodian of the state relief fund The total reaches 47 stations run by the Ohio National Guard Cash contributions to the relief fund reached 15000 and donations continue at about 21000 daily Plans extend relief to eastern Ohio mining counties with Major John Edwards and U S Marshal B Stanles Borthwick overseeing distribution in Jefferson Belmont Noble Talawar as headquarters at St Clairsville A clothing distribution warehouse will open next week There is no immediate need for food relief and Major Emil Marx is assigned to Muskingum county to investigate relief needs.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Frank D. Henderson
Ohio National Guard
Henderson
Don Caldwell
John Edwards
U.S
B Stanles Borthwick
Jefferson
Belmont
Noble
Tularawas
Harrison
St. Clairsville
Emil Marx
Muskingum County
Mother Sues For Son’s Life Insurance Claim
Mrs. Mary Kaya of Lorain files a suit against Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co. to recover $1,000 believed due after her son Joseph Kaya died following a May 31 injury and a subsequent automobile crash. The plaintiff, named as beneficiary, seeks payment asserting coverage existed.
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Joseph Kaya
Lorain
Columbus Motat Life Insurance Co
Mary Kaya
30Th St
Kaya
Joseph
Wen
Ambassador Herrick Thanks Paper for Memorial Tablet Praise
A letter from Ambassador Myron T. Herrick expresses gratitude for an editorial about his Weston visit and the Herrick Isbram Memorial tablet. He thanks Lorain County friends and notes his aim to continue earning their esteem and friendship. The missive was written by Vic Herrick aboard the S. S. Paris.
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Myrom T. Werrick
Westington
Herrick Isbram
Nerrick
Vic Herrick
Paris
Mob Forces Coal Mine Standoff in St Clairsville
A mob of about 150 men marched on the Florence coal mine near Martins Ferry at night and damaged 135 houses of non-union families. Ohio National Guard Colonel Caldwell and a federal officer dispersed the crowd after a two hour talk. In Detroit, two men died of carbon monoxide in a garage after leaving a running car. The victims were Richard O’Neill and Ernest Larue, both 30.
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ST Clairsville
Florence
Martins Ferry
Col
Don. L Caldwell
Ohio National Guard
Ideand
Jeferson County
Detroit
Mich
Richard O'Neill
Osceola Millis
Ernest Larue
Final Honor Paid To Late Field Marshal
Westminster Abbey paid final honors to Field Marshal Ear Muig wartime commander in chief of the British army in France. The flag draped coffin lay beside the tomb of the Poknowo warrior as hundreds of thousands lined the route from St Columan’s to the Abbey. French Belgian and Allied representatives attended the funeral service ending with Onward Christian Soldiers and God Save the King. The body was then taken to Waterloo station for burial in the Hug family vault in Scotland. Forty thousand mourners viewed the coffin during the lying in state.
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London
Westminster Abbey
Marshel Ear Muig
France
St. Columan’s Church
Great Britain
British Empire
Ear
United States
Abbey
Waterloo
Scotland
Hug
Man and Woman Killed by Train at Dunkirk Crossing
An unidentified man and a woman were killed when their automobile was struck by a Pennsylvania flyer at the Main Street crossing in Dunkirk. Papers found in the car suggested the man might be WJ Safford of Springfield. Dunkirk and Springfield authorities worked to confirm identities.
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Kenton
Pennsylvania
Dunkirk
Mag
WJ. Safford
Springfield
G O P State Central Committee to Consider Propositions
Columbus February 3 The republican state central committee meets here with two main issues on the agenda Formal endorsement of United States Senator Frank B Willis as Ohio presidential candidate and drafting plans for the election of delegates to the Republican National Convention in Kansas City next June Carmi A Thompson Cleveland Willis campaign manager attends with instructions from Willis following a Washington conference.
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G. O. P. State Central Committee
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
United States
Frank BR. Wilts
Ohin
Republian
Kansas City
Willis
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Washington
Elyria Memorial Hospital Holds Annual Meeting Directors Elected
Elyria Memorial Hospital Company held its annual meeting in Elyria addressing past year results and future plans. Six directors and six hospital company members were elected, with reports from President F A Smythe and Treasurer T L Morse alongside superintendent John Mannix.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital Company
Elsvia
Elyria
F. A. Smythe
T. L. Morse
Companie
John R. Mannix
S H. Squire
Mario Franks
Geo. Nicholas
Robert Serses
Hospital Co
Garford
George Stevens, Jr
J. G. Tufford
H.C. Weil
A. L. Patrick
Robert C. Smith
Avttary
Tom
Bezret
Edgar F
Daddy" Allen
Smrythe
T. E. Mouse
Company
Mouse
Gils
Elyrians Hurt In Auto Crash At Sandusky
Two Elyrians Marcus Wallett and Harold Olds were injured in a collision in Sandusky near Columbus Avenue and Monro Street. Olds suffered a fractured nose and both men had cuts and bruises as Mindlett’s car rolled over and the vehicles were damaged. The Elyrian car continued briefly un driven before a tree stopped it.
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Marcus Wallett
Harold Olds
Good Samaritan
Sandusky
Mullett
Olds
J. W Eakin
Columbus
Renue
Monros Street
Mindlett
Elyrians
Zizzay Cours
Former Bank Employees Sentenced in Cleveland Case
Three former Cleveland bank employees pleaded guilty to embezzlement totaling about 25 090 and received prison terms in Atlanta. James R V Howe former manager of a Cleveland Trust branch got five years. Marty E Linder ex teller at Guardian Trust faced four years. Harry M. Bahl chief clerk in the same bank received sixteen months.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Bank
Atlanta
Paul Tomes
James R. V. Howe
Cleveland Trust Company
Marty E. Linder
Guardian Trust Company
Harry Mr. Bahl
Tame
State To Open Highway Bids On $2.55 Million Project
The state highway department will open bids late today for highway work totaling 2,549,512.70 dollars. Awards to the lowest bidders will not be decided until next week. Nine counties will benefit from the project including Hardin Jefferson Tuscarawas Wyandot Cuyahoga Belmont Vinton Mahoning and Fayette.
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Columbis
State Highway Department
Hardin
Jefferson
Tuscarawar
Wyandot
Cuyahoga
Belmont
Vike
Mahoning
Fayette
Three payroll bandits captured in six mile chase
In Philadelphia on February 3 three payroll yeggs were captured after a gun battle along a six mile route to North Philadelphia. A payroll of $5,200 taken from Frank Ross, messenger for the Colonial Trust Company, was recovered and a fourth assailant escaped wounded.
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Yeggs
Chase Bulletin
Philadelphia
Frank Ross
Colonial Trust Company
Oil Magnate May Be Jailed for Contempt
Washington February reports say Robert W. Stewart, Standard Oil chairman, may face contempt jail for refusing to tell the Teapot Dome inquiry all he knows of the $50,000,000 1921 oil deal. Senate investigations seek profits and possible ties to officials, with further hearings planned.
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Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Robert W. Stewart
Stewart
Walsh
Montana
Robert W Stewart
Senate
The
Standard
OH Company
Indiana
Malelionaire
Harry Sinclair
Samuel Insull
Public Utilities
Continental Trading Company of
Canada
Sinelar
Continental
Sinclair
Teapot Dome Naval Reserve
Tovernment
Committee
Brothers Race to Bedside in Airmail Flight
Two brothers Charles A. Packard and Pr. J. Packard sped by airmail plane from Chicago and Sioux City to reach their dying mother in Longbeard, California. The clockmaker dealer based in Chicago departed yesterday with the second brother joining en route this morning.
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Omaha
Longbeard
Fire Ravages Fall River Business District for Hours
A devastating blaze in Fall River Massachusetts raged over more than 15 hours causing an estimated 25 million dollars in damage. President Coolidge ordered military aid from the army and navy while the Red Cross dispatched disaster director Henry M. Baker. National guards and Newport navy units prepared to assist as authorities declared the fire extinguished shortly before 10 am with smoldering ruins remaining in spots.
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Washington
Fall River
Masa
Coolidge
Army
Navy
Red Cross
Henry M. Baker
Davis
Preston Brown
Boston
Massachusetts
Newport
Mass
Martin Feener
Fremen
Powasset
Rhode Island
Fostoria Lumber Plant Destroyed in 200000 Dollar Fire
Fostoria Ohio February 3 A major blaze destroyed the plant of the Fostoria Lumber and Supply company causing an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. Firefighters battled flames through the ruins as portions of the building collapsed and the cause remained undetermined.
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Fostoria Lumber and Suppl Company
Trial Date Of Mrs West To Be Fixed Tomorrow
In Painesville Ohio the trial date for Mrs Velma West accused of killing her husband Edward with a hammer will be set tomorrow Judge A G Reynolds will decide the schedule. Frances Poulson will defend the defendant and may seek a sanity commission to determine if she is fit for trial.
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West
Painesville, CO
Velma West
Edward
Judia A. G. Reynolds
Judas
Mr. West
Frances Poulson
Perry
Mrs West
Poulon
Congress Today Deliberations Edge Through Wide Range
Senate continues work on the independent offices appropriation bill as hearings begin on Jones resolution amid ongoing reviews. Interstate Commerce and Public Lands committees press hearings on nominations for federal radio commission and Teapot Dome related matters. House weighs War Department appropriation and migratory bird refuge legislation as committees tackle irrigation and veteran care topics.
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Commere Committee
Jones
Carey Services
Pacine Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Radio Commission
Public Lands Committee
Teapot Dome
House
War Department
Agriculture
Irrigation
Boulder
World War Veterans Committee
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