Three New Bus Lines Seek Certificates in Ohio State
The Public Utilities Commission heard requests for three new bus routes. J D Woodruff seeks four 15 passenger buses between Peelix les and Manchester over 25 miles. Burt Ganyard asks two 18 passenger buses adding 26 miles to an Akron to Penfield route. Coshocton Motor Company seeks a 49 mile Coshocton to Wooster run. Red Eagle Bus Company protests the Coshocton plan as infringing on its West Lafayette route.
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Columbus
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Utiilities Commission
J. D. Woodruff
Cuiliicothe
Peeixles
Manchester
Norwalk
Penfield
Burt | Ganyard
Akron
Ganyard
Deaths in Pittsfield and city man dies after brief illness
Mrs. Jane Betts 83 wife of Henry Betts died at her niece's home after a short illness. She resided in Pittsfield over sixty years and is survived by two sons B G Betts and F C Betts and a daughter Mrs Anna Cox. Funeral at M B Church Sunday at 2 pm with burial in South Cemetery. Garnest A Hollis 41 died at Wolf Court home after brief illness. He was a former parcel post supervisor and previously a Detroit mail clerk. Survived by wife, father Samuel Mailiz, two brothers Frank and Arthur, a sister Theresa, three uncles and two aunts. Funeral services to be held Monday at church.
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Pittsfield
Cate Henry Betts
Reed Tyes
Betts
Wat
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Penfield
F. C. Betts
Anna Cox
Tesledo
M. 8
South Cemetery
Garnest A. Hollis
Wolf Court
Mr. Hollis
Desath
Detroit
Samuel Mailiz
Blyria
Frank
Arthur
Cleveland
Theresa
Ray Perkins
Dover
Baptist Mission Circle
Rose Baker
Baker
Neva
Henke
Mayme Mitchell
Franti
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Thorne
Chapman
Eaton Church
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Ravenna
Helen Chapman
Tayenna
Mise Ate Walker
Mig Margaret Wrindle
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Shagt River
Tuveday
Penh
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Vida Martin
Samuel Beer Hs
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Columbia
Albe
Carpenter
LaGrange Man Cornelius Mille Corneilus Miller Dies
Corneilus Miller 75 of LaGrange died after a morning hospital visit in Toledo. He is survived by his wife a son Ray of LaGrange and a sister Mrs Geo Richmond of Elyria. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Cornelucs Mille Corneis Miller
LaGrange
Ut‘ Ta Hospital
Toledo
Ray
Geo. Richmond
Elyria
Continued discussion on peace and economy proposals
The article notes continued debate on a multilateral arms and peace plan. It cites French hostility to U.S. funding policy after the Washington arms conference and an Anglo American pact, suggesting domestic reception may hinge on perceived gestures rather than firm action.
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Washineton
Rooid Br
Lorain County Represented At Corn Borer Meeting
Local extension workers and about twenty residents from Lorain County will attend a Monday evening meeting in Cleveland to discuss all phases of the corn borer situation. County agricultural extension agent EL Rowland announced the plan this morning.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Cleveland Hotel
EL Rowland
Motion Picture Industry Forecasts and Public Poses for Photos
A historical interview quotes a speaker criticizing machine made products versus handcraft and predicts motion pictures will evolve slowly. He envisions the theater remaining stable with gradual improvements and doubts anyone can predict life 40 years ahead. The session ends with outdoor photo posing and additional questions.
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Prtistesa
Poe
Eddson
Fin
Marital Affairs of Actor Complicate Love Life
In Chicago on February 13 Muritea and Robert Ames, star of The Troubled Figure, tied marriage in Wisconsin. New York cabaret owner Helen Lambert arrived with plans to wed the actor, who has just divorced his third wife Vie Vieonne Seagel, leaving the house unsettled by the unexpected announcement.
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Chicago
Muritea
Robert Ames
Artor
Murial Qukes
New York
Waukegan
Halen Lambert
Amm
Vievienne Seagel
Local Notes and Visits Across Columbia Community
The column records visits by Mr Verma Dair and family in Fielda, Edna Churchward at Baldwin Wallace, travels of Miles Lott Hales and Mins Ferriman to Orlando and Cuba, and a Grange meeting with Farmer's Work Activities review. Also noted are events at the Baptist Mission Circle, school illness cases, church gatherings, and local prize results from various clubs and fairs in Columbia.
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George Stineheavily
Edna Churchward
Baldwin-Wallace
Bersahleh School
Kemenlers
Miles Lott Hales
Mins Ferriman
Penfield
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Via
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Palm Beach
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Havana
Morro Castle
Cutie Fortress
Carolan Gibson
Toronto
Canadia
Henry Bartter
Mackey
Washington
Lincoln
Lillieh
Cooperative Loan Plan Aims to Stabilize Farm Prices
Washington February 1 reports a plan for a federal emergency loan system to aid farmers amid surpluses. A cooperative organization would borrow from a $390 million fund at nearly four percent interest and pay farmers a guaranteed price, withholding product from markets until price levels rise.
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Hyges
Washington
Tie Furtier
Courne
Exon Erative
Ant Aloa
Oe ’ Opera
Fatal Knife Attack Shatters Oregon Couple Home
Klamath Falls Ore. A husband slain as wife drove in a butcher knife after a struggle in their home. The attacker collapsed and died during the assault as emergency crews failed to reach him. The Panthins National Bank has purchased the bank’s assets amid ongoing financial distress.
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Klamath
Ore
Fey
Hank
van Wert
Scot
Lere
Panthins National Bank
Fens
New Salesgirl Stella Chiapin Seeks Business Path
Miss Stell Chiapin, daughter of Femlor Chiapin, works at a New York perfume counter. She aims for financial independence and prefers business success over a music career, hoping her father supports her shift in plans.
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New York
Miss Stell
Chali 71Ahoves
Femlor Chiapin
Opert
Misa Chiitipin
Casa
Pavers Idaho Boxer Wans Pavers in Narrow Victory
In a disputed bout at Las Anes, Ci Yoo faced Maye Oo Shits with Callahan in the crowd. The early rounds saw both fighters trade blows as Wellerwotelt and The Enampiongstake battles intensified. The final rounds were ragged but fast paced, with neither man showing clear power as the victor eked out a close decision.
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Tate
Boyer
Callahan
Purity of Drinking Water Tested by Elyria City Chemist
Elyria city chemist E. G. Curtiss explains tests on drinking water purity have fallen to about five tests monthly due to fewer wells after new water works. The only public well in Cascade Park is tested weekly in summer, while private wells are urged to submit samples for testing to keep bacteria at sanitary levels and prevent diseases.
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Elyria
E. G. Curtiss
Cascade Park
Cur
Curtiss
Fire Destroys Part of Cleveland Building Complex
A $26,000 blaze in Cleveland damages the Fickak building and nearby Mekek structure. Officials say the fire began by spontaneous combustion in a basement restaurant, with the entire complex briefly at risk of destruction. Carnes reports the damage at about $24,000.
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Cleveland
Man Faces Serious Charge After Arrest on January 27
Leon Albright near stop 1 on the Ellyria Grafton road in the county ward today faces a serious charge preferred by Katherine Andrews. He was arrested January 27 and arraigned before Justice George, pleading not guilty. Unable to furnish $3008 surety, he was committed to jail. Case referred to the grand jury of the common pleas.
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Leon Albright
Ellyria-Grafton
Katherine Andrews
aAlbricht
Georgze
George
Gauri of Common Pleas
Injunction Granted to Halt Delivery of Notes in Elyria Case
Judge Webber granted FL Ww. Colson an injunction preventing Elyria Savings and Trust from transferring to MM. Drinkwater three notes of $1000 each. Colson filed suit against Drinkwater in common pleas court yesterday.
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Webber
Colson
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Bufinessme
Drinkwater
Common Pleas Court
Verdicts in damage cases deemed absurd by juries
The article critiques damage verdicts calling some jury awards excessive and others inadequate. It notes judges discussing cases with juries over two terms and cites examples where settlements or verdicts ranged from twenty five thousand to thirty thousand dollars, reflecting ongoing concerns with trial outcomes.
RALLStars and Local Ads Span Atypical Listings
Fragmented OCR reads show scattered names, places, and prices including Elyria Dalworths and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen connections. Text references allocations of funds and numerous misread entities, with stray lines about Shakespearean prices and a discussion of milk quality and historic context.
Parole Hearings Set for Two Canton Bootleggers
Attorneys for Harry Bouklin and Henry Turner filed notices that parole applications will be heard in Columbus on April 5. Both men, sentenced for false testimony in the AC Curtiss case, had earlier violated probation and were returned to the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Canton
Yeh
Harry Bouklins
fHinrry Purner
Ohio
Columbus
Bouklin
Turney
AC. Curtiss
E. KE. Curtiss
Curtisses
Vic Vonahey
EH. B. Curtiss
Underworld
Bouklias
Turner
Commen Pléas
Don R. Mellett
Elain
Canton Daily News
Ben Rudner
Canton Police Department
Mixed North American Livestock Prices and Grain Quotes
Markets report Cleveland and Toledo livestock markets with varied prices for mediums, leghorns, eggs firsts, ducks, geese, and turkeys. Receipts and markers show slow sales for steers, beef cows, lambs, hogs, and sheep, alongside grains in Chicago and Minneapolis futures with fluctuating bids and futures quotes.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Livestock
Donahey Sends Up Forty Appointments for Ohio Senate
Governor Donahey submitted forty nominations to the Ohio Senate for confirmation, including James W. Hulman for Public Utilities Commission and John S. Edwards for Tax Commission. Several trustees and officials across Lorain, Miami University, Ohio University, and Ohio state agencies were named, with terms ending 1931 to 1935. The senate aims to dispose of nearly all by February 20.
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Ohio Senate
Mosiday
Donahey
Senate Rules Committee
Berore
Wellington PF Leonard
Manshell
Industrial Commission
Tao
State Board of Pharmacy
Public Utilities Commission
James W. Hulman
Chandlersville
C. Marshall
Sidney
Willlam Klinger
Lima
Common Pleas
George T. Poor
Cincinnati
Chester C. Thorpe
Thorpe
Frank B. Maullar
Chillicothe
Tax Commission
Quincy A. Davis
Hamilton
Butler County
S. E. Forway
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New Philadelphia
Horn
John S. Edwards Republican
Johnstown
A. Horn
Lorain County
Miami University
Stohn Wood
Georgetoun
C A Wilt
Greens
Tern
Walter A Fox
Frank E. Wha
Homer Gard
Hatilcots
W. J. McDonald
Wellsville
George Tt
Eastman
Dayton
William G. Dickerel
Samuel W. Richey
Cincionath
Vivian Anderon
Leroy &. Galvin
Robert Heirhop
Cleveland
D. Lewis Gashil
Greenville
Ohio University
Charles E. Unizer
Remibiiein
Gallipolis
W. Cookson
Uybana
Tow Bush
Athens
Estate left to church taxed despite charitable portion
The Ohio Court of Appeals ruled that a $10 000 bequest to St Michael's Church at Kalida from Casper Cerdenman is not subject to inheritance tax, while the remainder of his $90 000 estate left to church benefits is taxable. The case, involving Kalida and Bishop Statle Stright, returns to the state Supreme Court for final action.
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Ottawa
Feh II
Casper Cerdeman
Tate
St. Michael’s
Kallda
Court of Appeals
Don’t Let a Cough or Cold Go Down
An old advertisement urges prompt treatment for a head cold before it descends into bronchial danger. It promotes Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as rapid relief, safe for children and adults, available at druggists in multiple sizes.
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Ayer St
Ayer
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