Man 5 Found Dead In Rooming House On South Logan Street
Police found Joseph Mach 45 dead in bed at 7 25 this morning after fellow tenants failed to rouse him in a second floor room at 133 South Logan Street. Coroner opened inquiry with two theories. possible poisoning from liquor or pneumonia. A half pint whiskey bottle remained in room, contents to be analyzed. Mach had recent trip to Cleveland, worked as a moulder at Electro Anays Company. Authorities seek relatives. government check may aid identification. Post mortem and chemical analysis pending.
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South Logan Street
Joseph Mach
Mach
U Sial
Qubitts
Witter
Mylea E. Perry
Cleveland
B. G. Curtiss
Rosenberry
Electro-Anays Company
Elyria
Perry
Ach
Early Spring Doubt Grows Over Groundhog Day Signs
Elyria residents debated whether the groundhog saw its shadow yesterday with many recalling sunlit moments and others citing a high powered searchlight. Temperatures rose, green patches appeared as snow melted, and forecasters predicted more rain and cloudiness.
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Elyria
Groundhog
Elyrians
Winter
City Council Meets Tonight on Routine Committee Agenda
City council heads report no important business for deliberation as Uniesa questions surface in committee meetings. Tonight's session is described as routine with no major items scheduled for discussion.
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Solons
Bomb explosion tears through three stores in Chicago
A powerful blast in a Southwest Side Chicago building destroyed three shops, rattling residents and injuring none. Police blamed terrorists angered by Samuel Doria’s presence. streets halted streetcars and crowds gathered as fire crews cleared debris amid a wave of recent crime headlines.
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Chicago
Samuel Doria
Donia
Mail plane crashes near Silver Creek injures pilot and delays run
Silver Creek N Y February 3 United States mail for the Buffalo Moveland route was delivered after pilot F K Basham wrecked his plane three miles west of town. The craft struck two trees in woods while returning from Cleveland, wings demolished. Basham, injured but conscious, delivered six pouches before collapsing and being hospitalized. He faced exposure after a four hour vigil over the mail. condition not serious.
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Silver Creek
N. Y
United States
F. KB. Basham
Buffalo Moveland
Basham
Buffalo
Cleveland
Sir Esme Howard to say goodbye to Washington
Washington February third Prohibitionists mark Sir Esme Howard British Ambassador will end his service begun March 5 1924 He became annoyed by diplomats alcohol privileges and voluntarily gave up imports last May He now resides in Canada and the report notes his departure as dean of the Diplomatic Corps continues on page two
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Washington
Esme Howard
Esme
James T. Carter
Lynchburg
Americana
Canada
Reforestation Plan Urged At Ohio Farm Week
Ohio State University hosts eight annual farm week exercises with Secretary of Agriculture Hyde urging a state funded reforestation program to acquire and reforest unprofitable lands with federal aid. He links reforestation to flood control, timber and pulp supply, and future land needs. Other farm aid ideas include tariff revision, new crop development, market information, and tax readjustment to aid farmers.
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Columbus
Arthur M. Syde
Ohio State University
Hyde
Farm Bureau Federation
University Hall
United States
Organization of Agriculture
Coroner Probes Lorain Man Death
Coroner Myles J. Perry investigated the death of an unidentified man at St. Joseph's hospital after an apparent beating. The victim arrived days earlier unable to explain his injuries and seemingly suffered internal trauma from a prior assault.
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Lorain
Myles J. Perry
St. Joseph's Hospital
Medicine Proves Eye Crisis Ends in Death in Columbus
A confusing report from Columbus states that tainted or mistaken tablets, described as candy by some, caused the death of Syllia Fox on a Sunday. Police investigated the incident as a possible accidental poisoning linked to medicine in the home.
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Columbus
New Timms Spring Co Plant Modern In Every Detail
After a fatal gas blast on November 9 at the Timms Spring factory on Buckeye Street, the company rebuilt swiftly. By January 9 the new plant was complete and nearly two weeks in operation with rising output. Timms credited co operation from Kirstia industries and workers nationwide for overcoming the catastrophe and resuming production.
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NEW Timms Spring CO
Blyrang
Buckeye Street
Timings Spring Company
Spring Company
Timms Spring
Henry Heidt
Timme
W. Fy
Bl) Timms
Kirstia
Timms
Timms Company
Sturm
Wilins Spring Company
General Industries
Martell Packings Company
Toom
Willys- Overland
Timms d
Com
Annual Farmers Week opens in Columbus Ohio
About a thousand Ohio farmers and wives arrive in Columbus to start the 15th Annual Farmers Week at Ohio State University. Five days of lectures exhibits and demonstrations continue through Friday with the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president and state agriculture director among speakers. Livestock judging tours and motion pictures punctuate the program along with departments like the Horticulture Society and Guernsey Breeders Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Farm Bureau
Arthur A. Hyde
Perry I. Green
Fedération
Federation
Alfred Vivian
College of Agriculture
M. D. Lincoln
Serétary
Yale
University Hall
Ohio State Horticulture Society
Ohio State Guernsey Breeders Association
Ohio Hereford Cattle Breeders Association
Farmers’ Institute
Parent Teachers’ Association
Ohio Vegetable Growers
Hampshire Seina
Jersey Cattle Club
Ohio Dalfrymen
Ohio Percheron
Ohio Forestry Aslanciation
Farm Women Clvic Federation
Hailstein Breeders
Sunshire
Spain’s new government steadies after dictator fall
Madrid reports that within a week of the fall of Primo de Rivera, General Damaso Bermejo leads a firm new government. The dictatorship is abolished without bloodshed and student strikes end after a policy of conciliation. The premier vows to correct all wrongs of the dictatorship regardless of who is affected.
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Madrid
Damaso Beremnpuer
Prima de Rivera
Spain
Herenguer
Tea King Larkin Dies in London
Charles Larkin longtime Canadian high commissioner to the United Kingdom and head of Salada Tea Company dies at his London home at 1 a.m. He pioneered the modern sealed tea packet system and was a noted philanthropist, trustee of Toronto General Hospital, and TB prevention leader. He was born in Montreal in 1836 and educated there and in Toronto. He served Liberal politics and held royal commissions roles in industry and trade, representing Canada in London.
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London
Charles Larkin
Canada
Larkin
Salada Tea Company
America
Montreal
Toronto
Toronto General Hospital
Toronto League For
Royal Commissions
Peter
Bachelor dies after fall on stairs in Rucyrus
Theo dore Pfleacher aged 67 a bachelor died in Rucyrus Ohio today from injuries after falling down a flight of stairs at his home police said an investigation is underway.
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Rucyrus
Theodore Pfleacher
National Study of Grippes Under Way In Elyria
Intensive work on cripples in the United States began in Elyria as Miss Laura Hood arrived to direct the joint White House Conference sub committees on crippled children. The effort, tied to the International Society for Crippled Children, aims to estimate counts, study care networks, and prepare recommendations for the White House Conference with hundreds of workers involved.
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United States
Hoover
White House
Elyria
Laura Hood
Washington
Chicago Rotary Club
Department of Social Service
University of Chicago
Chicago
Jane A. Neil
Marty H. Howett
Elytia
International Society For
Howett
Tribute to Woodrow Wilson on sixth anniversary of death
Joseph P. Tumulty cites Wilson as a pathfinder for world stability and national prosperity saying his banking system and currency policy saved the world from financial chaos in the Great War. He notes Wilson loved his fellow men and served humanity, his death commemorated February 3, 1924 in Washington.
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Wasilington &Woondrow Wilson
World Place
Joseph P. Tumulty
United Press
Wils
Tumulty
Woodrow Wilson
Gar
Washington
Warriors Return From Fire Dance in Arizona
In Flagstaff Arizona 1509 Indian warriors return to Orabai from the ceremonial mesa after three days and nights of the fire dance led by Chief Medicine Man Dueve Clit soll his 104 year old body wracked with pain the tribe performed the rite to thank the gods for sparing him from danger the braves rest exhausted in their hogans after the long rite.
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Flacgstafs
Ariz
Orabai
Avaja
Dueve Clitsoll
Mail Pilot Drowns In Connecticut River Crash
Hartford Conn Feb 3 Air mail pilot on the New York Boston route, Carey Pridham of Colonial Air Transport, drowned when his plane plunged into the Connecticut River opposite Brainard Field. He collided with a tall beacon while circling for a landing. The wreckage and body were recovered, coroner notified, investigation opened by State Aviation Inspector George S Pranaitis.
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Hartford
Conn
Carey Pridham
New York
George 8. Pranaitis
Two Children Die in Fire at Hammon's Corners Farm
In Conneaut Ohio a fire at Hammond's Corners farm killed two children Virginia and Margaret aged seven and eleven. Mother Mary Yahus and son William aged eighteen suffered severe burns trying to rescue Robert and Edward. Father worked in Youngstown and neighbors alerted him after a long hour delay. The isolated home burned to the ground.
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BULLETIN _ CONNEAUT
dHamimond’s Corners
Moon
Mary Y ¥Uhas
Virginia
Margaret
William
Edward
Robert
Youngstown
Thetighbors
Wiliam
Nearly 40 000 Millionaires In U S Today
Treasury figures for 1928 show nearly forty thousand Americans with incomes taxed at over 50 000 annually. A record 496 individuals paid income taxes exceeding 1 000 000 that year, up from 290 in 1927. Treasury officials define millionaires as those with 50 000 or more, noting many such incomes came from salaries rather than investment returns.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Taft Resigns From Supreme Court Mentioned by Hoover
Washington February report states Chief Justice William Howard Taft sent resignation to President Hoover due to ill health. The 71 year old leader, appointed by Harding in 1921, awaits presidential action as he plans return to Washington from Asheville North Carolina.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
LC. S. Supreme Court
Hoover
Supreme Court
Harding
Hubert Taft
Cincinnati
Aft
Edward Douglas White
Taft
Asheville
N. C
White House
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Alphose Taft
Onlo
Yale University
Yale
Cincinnati Law School
The
Cincinnati Times
Cincinnati Commercial
Stetson Aids In Registration Plans
A seven member committee appointed by Secretary of State Clarence Brown, including Frank Stetson of Elyria, is drafting about 150 forms for petitions and records for the new permanent registration system to be adopted after the primaries but before the general election. Meetings in Cleveland and Columbus are planned to finalize the work and prepare printing for use this fall.
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Clarence Brown
Frank Stetson
Elyria
Cleveland
Stetson
Secretary of State
Columbus
Boards of Elections
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