Denby Former Navy Secretary Dies in Detroit
Edwin Denby longtime Michigan politician and former secretary of the navy died suddenly of heart failure in a Detroit hotel. He had appeared in good health yesterday and was found dead in bed after eight this morning. Denby had served Michigan as a representative from 1905 to 1910 and rose from marine recruit to cabinet member under Harding. He was not charged in the Teapot Dome affair, viewed by critics as a tool of others, and resigned with a commendation from President Coolidge.
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Seward Placed On Elyria Public Library Board
H W Ingersoll announces the election of James Seward vice-president and secretary of Savings Deposit Bank to the Elyria Public Library board of trustees. Seward succeeds Judge C G Washburn. election withheld until acceptance.
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Dayton judge retires after 38 years on Appeals Court
Juda H. L. Ferneding of Dayton retired today as presiding justice of the court of appeals of the second judicial district after 38 years of service. In a separate item from Sydney, the collier Annie M. Miller sank off Sydney Heads. six crew saved and six missing.
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Lindbergh Lands at Balboa After Gulf Stop
Charles Lindbergh touched down at Albrook Field Balboa Panama Canal Zone at 11 07 a m aboard the Saratoga after a Gulf of Panama run with the US fleet that had engaged in tactical maneuvers. He said he would not visit Barranquilla Colombia and would begin his northbound air mail trip Sunday.
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Ake Named State Treasurer of Ohio
H Ross Ake of Canton appointed state treasurer by Governor Myers Y. Cooper. He posted an 800000 bond and took the oath, administered by Judge Robert H. Day. Ake succeeds Bert Buckler who resigned as impeachment proceedings began. Term ends January 13 1951.
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Mother Believes Orrville Boy Alive at Christmas
In Orrville Ohio a grieving mother hopes her son Melvin Horst, missing since two days before Christmas, will return. A beacon light stays lit, the tree wanes, and treasured toys endure as she clings to the belief he is alive despite fear of tragedy.
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Oberlin Man Heads Bee Group
Clyde Wheeler of Oberlin was elected president of the Ohio Beekeepers Association. Emerson Long of Conover was elected vice president and Fraf W E Dunham of Ohio State University was named secretary.
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Riots Renewed in Bombay Between Hindus and Moslems
Rioting between Hindu and Pathan communities in Bombay intensified, raising the death toll to 65 and injuring about 500 as clashes spread through the city. Reports claim desecration of mosques and temples, with mobs gathering near Breulla station and troops deployed. Armored cars patrolled streets after a battle involving sticks and bottles.
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Auto hits bobsled load injuring two LaGrange children
An automobile crashed into a bobsled carrying 20 LaGrange school children on the Penfield LaGrange road at 10 last night. Douglas Forbush 13 and Maxine Sue 14 were taken to Elyria Memorial hospital where both were admitted but not critically hurt. Weather fog hindered visibility as 20 year old Clayton Bobel Wellington Jr D and tried to brake and steer left but the rear of his car hit the sled. Relatives and local Sheriff Adams awaited updates as Rabel oversaw the sleigh ride. Authorities reserved judgment pending the children’s condition.
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Say Independence Only Solution for the Philippines
The Pacific was searched today for the steamer Ilyria that left Boston last October on a scientific expedition. It is reported long overdue near Buk in the Caroline Islands. The Ilyria, carrying scientists under Cornelius Cole, was en route to the Carolines New Philippines and Fiji. No position since January 12, when it said it was 690 miles west of Ruk.
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DeValera Sentenced To Month In Jail In Northern Ireland
Irish rebel leader Eamonn DeValera is sentenced to one month in jail for violating a Northern Ireland order forbidding entry. He was arrested Tuesday while attempting to cross the Ulster border to address a Gaelic meeting in Belfast.
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Barn Destroyed By Fire on Griewald Road Farm
A barn and chicken house on the John Marzin farm on Griewald road were destroyed by fire last night at a.m. Neighbors aided in saving livestock and contents, but about one hundred chickens perished. Haystacks fueled the blaze. Damage estimated at $1000.
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Boys and Girls Chorus to Sing at Tabernacle Meet
The boys and girls chorus led by Flomer Redbeaver will perform several numbers at the tabernacle on Saturday afternoon. A large crowd is expected to attend the event featuring local juvenile vocalists. Evangelist Billy Sunday will deliver a special sermon for the boys and girls.
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Preacher Billy Sunday Delivers Fiery Is It Well With Thee Sermon
Billy Sunday spoke to a capacity crowd at the tabernacle on Is It Well With Thee. About 75 young business women attended with a Pfaudler delegation and Rescue Mission members from Lorain. Sunday condemned anti preaching critics, urged Christian motherhood and parental example, and urged the congregation to reflect and pray at the front. Continued on page 9.
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Truck Driver Killed in Berlin Turnover Accident
Flord Evans, 21, a truck driver, died when his vehicle skidded on a slippery road near Berlin and overturned. He was driving from Jackson to Wellston at the time of the crash.
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Cleveland Councilman Guilty of Accepting Bribe
Thomas W. Fleming, a Cleveland councilman, was found guilty on one count of accepting a $200 bribe from Walter Ochme, a crippled former city detective, tied to legislation Fleming sponsored. The jury acquitted on the alleged first count of soliciting the bribe. Fleming faces 1 to 22 years and remains free on $10,000 bond pending appeal.
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Buckley and Mitchell Named in Court Suit Here
Bert B. Buckler resigning state treasurer and William Mitchell Lorain county recorder are named in a $1,000 suit filed by Sylvester Marx of Cleveland. Marx alleges Mitchell negligence over a title to Lorain county property declared free of encumbrances and later encumbrances were filed. time and attorney fees totaled $1,9900, and he seeks that amount. Buckler is named due to his role as state treasurer.
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Eleven Elyria homes quarantined for scarlet fever
Eleven Elyria homes are under quarantine for scarlet fever. Sanitary officer H. Williams said today fourteen cases are in these homes. Besides the scarlet fever outbreak there are fifty measles cases in the city. Quarantine rules will be enforced to the letter, the officer announced.
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France to Demand Payment on German Reparations
Paris reports France will seek a final total of about 8.12 billion francs from Germany as the International Committee of experts meets to settle reparations. France outlines five points including compensation for property damage, recovery of war debts to the U.S. and Britain, and fixed annual payments rather than a sliding scale.
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Lindbergh to pilot new New Orleans air mail route
New Orleans officials announce Col Charles A Lindbergh will pilot the air plane launching the New York to New Orleans to Mexico City air mail route on February 23. Lieut Donald F Keyhoe, aide to Lindbergh on his 1927 tour, addresses Elyria high school urging Elyria Lorain airport support.
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Winter Blizzard Sweeps Western Regions And Great Lakes
A vast blizzard and heavy snow struck the western states and Great Lakes region. Reports say Colorado Utah Wyoming Idaho and Montana faced isolation while ships and icebreakers battled ice packs on Lake Michigan. Beaver Island Mich and other communities received aid as freezing temperatures and snow disrupted rail and port service.
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King to be moved to Begnor Sussex pending weather
London report states the king will be moved to Begnor, Sussex at 19 29 a m tomorrow if weather permits. Doctors announced in an official bulletin today that the king's lungs are in normal condition and the palletin said.
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Veteran Elyria mail carrier injured in fall at residence
George Yost a veteran Elyria mail carrier sustained back injuries after slipping on steps at a W avenue house while delivering mail. He was taken home to East avenue and remains confined there. Yost has served as a mail carrier in Elyria for twenty two years.
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Elyria teen dies from hill coast accident at hospital
Charles Jerrett 17 of 321 Winckles Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a sled runner pierced his chest during a hill coasting accident. Three companions carried him to the hospital. police arrived soon after and found the scene forbidden for coasting. Jerrett, a junior at Elyria High, is survived by his parents two sisters and two brothers. Funeral plans pending.
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Investigation into Federal Reserve warning on market moves
Washington February 8 Congress considers why the Federal Reserve Board issued a warning on speculative leaps. Rep Black of New York seeks a committee inquiry into potential legislation to stop the board from artificially moving securities markets. Sen Heflin of Alabama asks for reasons behind broker loan restrictions. the measure was tabled until tomorrow.
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Elyria Eagles hear address by state president Bartlett
Three hundred members of Elyria Aerie No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles gathered for a service meeting. Columbus state president Ralph Bartlett praised local members and officers for loyal support of one lodge. State VP Gerald Nan and former state president Steve Leser also spoke. A banquet featuring the drill team highlighted the event.
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Rome to See Great Pageant Name
Officials announce the Vatican and Italian government will sign the peace accord Monday. The Osservatore Romano will publish only the signing notice on Tuesday, while the Pope marks the seventh anniversary of his coronation.
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