Buckley impeachment drive in Ohio legislature
In Columbus Ohio a seven member committee was appointed by Speaker O C Gray to investigate State Treasurer Bert B Buckley for impeachment after his federal conviction for conspiring to bribe a prohibition officer. Governor Cooper urged resignation. Buckley refused and the committee was to report back swiftly with impeachment recommendations.
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Columbus, CO
Bert B. Buckley
O. C. Gray
State
House of Representatives
House
Gray
Charles H. Jones
Jackson County
John A. Hadden
Cleveland
Horace S. Keifer
Springfield
Joseph C. Dinsmore
Cincinnati
J. H. T. Gordon
Huntsville
Emma Cramer
Portsmouth
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
Columbus
Atate
Lert B. Suckley
Buckley
Myers Y. Coop‘r
Buclley
Cooper
U. 16
Committee of Seven
John Eckhart
Jackson Brewery
Buckxter
C. C. Graf
State Senate
Buckler
Henry Williams
Ruckies
Trasntor
Bert B. Buckler
Jin
Measles Epidemic Alert Reports County Spread
Barrett warns of a countywide measles epidemic with 18 cases in January in the county general district and spread to Qbertlin Vin cent Amherst South Amherst Brookside and East Carlisle. Health officials urge mothers to minimize exposure and report every case. outlines two measles forms and emphasizes contagion risk for babies under three.
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County General
Qbertlin
Vincent School
Amherst
South Amherst
Brookside
East Carlisle
Health Department
C. D. Barrett
County Health Commisssioner
Lorain
Woman severely injured in Cleveland road crash
A large automobile collided with a five ton truck on the Cleveland road, bursting into flames and tying up traffic for about an hour. Driver Mrs Esther Jasper of 2258 East 40th Street Cleveland was seriously burned. her passenger Theodore Hackney was lightly injured. Both were treated at Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Cleveland Road
Esther Jasper
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Theodore Hackney
Clarence J. Adams
Jasper
Fred Glauser
Elyria School Board OKs Weather Strip Purchase and Small Fund
Elyria Board of Education approved buying weather strip for the Technical high school building and setting aside a service fund of five cents per pupil enrollment. The panel also authorized using the high school auditorium for the Northern Ohio Girls' Reserve Conference on February 21 and 22. A tax commission note said the Abbey Road site for Allen School cannot be tax exempt until construction completes. Cafeteria report shows a net gain of 279.51 for the first semester.
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Elyria Board of Education
Northern Ohio Girls’ Reserve
State Tax Commission
Abbey Road
Allen
We Thank You for Your Appreciation of Billy Sanday Campaign
The Chronicle Telegram thanks readers for calls and letters praising the newspaper’s Billy Sanday campaign coverage. The paper states it aims to cover the news and publish as a representative paper and to continually improve the County Seat paper for the community.
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Chronicle Telegram
Billy Sanday
Backus Heads Automobile Club Election at Loram County Auto Club
N D Backus was elected president of the Loram County Automobile Club by unanimous vote at a board meeting. Hague retires as president and Tucker becomes vice president, with Miller re-elected. New directors Vernon, Andress, Waris, Canry, Maret, Wharton, and Kaiser elected for three-year terms.
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N. D. Backus
Loram County
Automonte Club
Forday Night
Backus Succeens
OC. Hague
Claries Tucker
Backus
Henry Miller
geepetaTa
Racans
Tucker
Miller
Joe D Lgrep R
Cub Theom
Mom Thers
Elnir
S Vernon
VL OM. Andress
Waris
John Canry
Gil Maret
Frans Wharton
L. MP
Kaiser
Nela Park Man To Address Kiwanis Meeting
Kent of the Near School of Lighting in Cleveland will speak at the Kiwanis noon program in Nela Park. He is a member of the East Cleveland Kiwanis Club and the Public Affairs committee will run the program Thursday.
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IL Oc
Kent
Nea School of Lighting
Cleveland
Kiwanis
East Cleveland Kiwanis Club
Amherst Woman to Celebrate 86th Birthday Saturday
Frances Joann Smith Hurlbut of Amherst Ohio will mark her 86th birthday this Saturday born in a log cabin near Vermilion on February 9 1845 She has lived through four of the six great wars and is famed for her quilting In early life she cared for the sick and needy and remains mentally sharp telling tales of Ohio’s early days while her family notes include two sons and a daughter plus several grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Amherst
Wrs Vrances
Joann Smith Hurlbut
United States
Twankie
Frances Joann Smith
Cherry Corners
Vermilion
Erie County
Samuel Dana Smith
Ann Halfpenny Smith
Mass
Ohio
Frances
Henry Kutbull
Jeffersaeg
Horation Perry
Lorain
Edwin Bradstreet
Cincinnati
Tubby
Yost County
Ernest Hurlbut
Geo. Decker
Milan Avenue
Hurlbut
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plane Winging Way to Set Transcontinental Record
Captain Frank Hawks flies the single motor Lockheed Vega Air Express from Los Angeles toward New York to break the non stop trans continental flight record. He carries 6600 pounds including 450 gallons of gasoline and is accompanied by mechanic Oscar Grabb. Hawks aims to land at Roosevelt Field before 1 PM Eastern Time today, after a sighting in Arizona hours after takeoff. He previously set the eighteen hour fifty eight minute record with Art Goebel and Harry Tucker.
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Los Angeles
Frank Hawks
New York
Oscar Grabb
Art Goebel
Harry Tucker
Hawks
Roosevelt Field
Air Express
Tascon
Ariz
Combet
Hawke
Mother Not Sent To Jail By Sheriff
Marysville dispatches stated Mrs Julia Maure was taken to the reformatory in a sheriff's auto for a six month sentence on liquor law violations. Sheriff Clarence F E Adams said his office had nothing to do with the case and an investigation was requested to determine why she was brought to the reformatory shortly after giving birth.
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Marysville
Julia Maure
Reformatory
Clarence FE. Adams
Lerain
Adams
Marrsville
Bank Robbery Strikes United Banking in Cleveland
Three armed bandits robbed United Banking & Trust in Cleveland today, escaping with 4090 dollars after threatening three bank workers. The thieves fled in a Buick sedan with no visible plate. Ernest Maurer, manager, and clerks Miss Adelah Kenate and Miss Ursuline Goldberg were in the bank during the heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Banking & Trust Company
Ernest Maurer
Adelah Kenate
Ursuline Goldberg
Miss Kenat
Bible Bill battle begins in Ohio legislature
Supporters win first skirmish as the Bible bill to mandate Bible reading in public schools survives a motion to indefinitely postpone. Rep. Ehrlich tries multiple tactics to kill the bill, while Rep. Gordon argues it deserves a fair chance. The house sends the measure to the schools committee for hearings.
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Joseph G. Ehrlich
Cleveland
Ehrlich
J. H. T. Gordon
Logan County
Gordon
Donahey
Lloyd Weaver
Akron
Many Groups Ask Use of Y M C A Camp This Year
Plans for Camp Tus See Kes Elyria Y M C A camp operation this summer are under way directed by R Sickkinen. The camp opens June 16 and runs through August 31 with groups including Y W C A Lorain Y M C A and Boy Scouts seeking periods. Local Y M C A boys division will also use the camp and athletic field improvements are planned. The camp hosted 415 campers last summer and a reunion for former campers is set for March.
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Tus-See-Kes
Elyria
R. Sickkinen
Lorain Y. M
Gas Tax Increase Bill Ready for General Assembly
A one cent gasoline tax hike is proposed to fund state road construction and widening. The bill would raise the tax to three cents per gallon with the extra cent dedicated to roads. No license tag fee change planned, and the measure stems from talks among administration leaders and Good Roads Federation amid revenue cuts to Norton Highway Code.
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Columbus. O. Feo
General Assembly
United Press
Good Roads Federation
Progiam
Norton
Billy Sunday Preaches The Second Coming Tonight
A capacity crowd is expected at the Tabernacle as Billy Sunday delivers a sermon on The Second Coming of Christ. Announcement clarifies service times with morning at 10 45, afternoon at 2 00, and evening at 7 15 or 7 30 depending on class. other classes follow 2 30 and 7 30 schedules.
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Billy
Bainbridge Crew Rescued After Sinking Near Nags Head
Elizabeth City February report says the Bainbridge four masted schooner bound from Jacksonville to Fair Haven with lumber broke up after the eight crewmen were rescued by coast guard crews braving heavy seas. Captain Adams was injured when a deck load shifted and was taken to a hospital.
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Elizabeth City
N. C
Bainbridge
Coast Guards
Fair Haven
Mass
Jacksonville
Fla
Nagshead Coast Guard
Guernsey County Man Named State Mines Chief
E. W. Smith of Guernsey county is named chief of the state division of mines by Will T. Blake. The 56 year old Republican succeeds Democrat Jerome Watson and has 14 years as a department deputy. He is married with two daughters. appointment effective.
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Columbus
E. W. Smith
Guernsey County
State Division of Mines
Will T. Blake
Cooper
Smith
Jerome Watson
Harrison County
Frank B. Willis
Rotary Lauded By Rodeheaver at Hotel Newell luncheon
Homer Rodeheaver directed a Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Newell lauding service to the community. His sister Mrs Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas of Roanoske Virginia assisted with music and readings. A parrot tale framed his talk and a flag trick closed the event as Elma Lorain and Lakewood clubs planned to attend upcoming tabernacle meetings on Feb 12.
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Rotary
Homer Rodeheaver
Rotary Club
Hotel Newell
Rodeheaver
Ruth Rodeheaver Thomas
Roanoske
Virginia
Beckwith
Rodeheater
Elsrna
Lorain
Lakewood
Tabernacle
Hoover to name Henry Stimson as secretary of state
Miami Beach February report states President elect Hoover has offered Henry L. Stimson the post of secretary of state. Influenced by Elihu Root and Taft era advisers, Hoover notes Stimson’s Latin America diplomacy and work in Nicaragua as key strengths. Wilbur of Stanford hinted for interior secretary.
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Miami -Beach
Fla
Hoover
Henry L. Stimser
Philippines
Stimson
Elihu Root
Charles Evans Hughes
Taft
Supreme Court
Washington
Nicaragua
Coolidge
Corinto
The
Philipines
U. S
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Wilbur
Riots Return in Bombay Over Kidnapping Beliefs
Hindu mill hands clash with Pathans in Bombay as mobs burn and loot streets. Twelve killed since yesterday with over fifty injured. British troops deployed after mills shut and clashes persist toward the railway. Phila fat-a Moslem leader Shaukat H threatens Muslim corps if riots continue.
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Bombay
India
Shaukatah
Philafat
Pass Ordinances To Protect Parks
City council passed laws to keep dogs out of Cascade Park whether with owners or not and to ban bathing except in designated pools. Prohibitions covered damaging park property, moving soil or stones, and harming animals or fish in fountains. Fines range from one to five hundred dollars.
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Doss
Cascade Park
City council to buy vacuum chlorinator for waterworks
The Elyria city council passed an ordinance authorizing Safety Service Director to enter a contract for a vacuum chlorinator for the waterworks plant. The device will cost more than 110 dollars as estimated in the ordinance.
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Elyria
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Automobile Club
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Frances Joann Smith Hurlbut
Ernest
Manly
James
Robert Hurlbut
Sherif
Yeges
Y.M.C.A
Bulletin
Reogue
Guernsey
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