Buckley New Trial Bid Denied In Cincinnati Brew Case
Former State Treasurer Bert S Buckley loses bid for a new trial in the Cincinnati brewery case Judge Benson W Hough will sentence him March 11 Buckley faces up to 28 years in prison and a 27200 fine Attorney Wellmore D Turner for Buckley and A U S District Attorney Harry Abrams for the government argued Buckleys motion The defense assailed trial evidence from John F Eckhart assistant federal prohibition director
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Columbus
Bert S. Buckley
Benson W. Hough
Buckley
Cincinnati
Hough
Wellmore D. Turner
Dayton
Buckler
Harry Abrams
U. S
Turner
John F. Eckhart
Prohibition
Assembly Faces Busy Week in Ohio Legislature
The eighty eighth General Assembly returns to session with Senate Public Utilities to confer with Gov. Cooper on the Carpenter bill, and House delays on the Morgan State office building measure. Committees schedule hearings on Teachers Retirement, the Yellow Doe bill, freight rate reductions, chattel loan limits, and the Lay-Bousie measure. Public hearings on the Emmons WIL conservation department bill set for Wednesday. bill introductions expected to surge next week.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
Cooper
Carpenter
Robert Rhoo
Tiffin
House
Tay Senate
Tomor
Morgan
Bealtt Committee
Emmons
State Department, of Conservation
Vatican Italian Accord Ended Roman Crisis at Lateran Palace
The Vatican and Italian government reached reconciliation after plenipotentiaries signed the concordat and related documents at St John Lateran. Mussolini and Cardinal Gasparri announced a new era, recognizing papal sovereignty and defining future church-state relations. Rejoicing spread worldwide as the long dispute since 1870 closed.
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Vatican
St. John Lateran Palace
Banito Mussolini
Italy
Victor Emmanuel II
Pietro Cardinal Gasparri
Pius XI
Papal State
Histor
Pats
Maly
Papal
Ialy
Holy See
St. John Lateran
Opposition to Campaign Flayed by Evangelist
Evangellst William A Sunday rails against political foes and spiritual apostasy in Elyria sermon, denouncing false fire and praising obedience to God. He warns, quotes lines about hell, and urges repairing broken vows, renewing altar faith, forgiving grudges, and rebuilding devotion to Christ.
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Elyria
William A
Billy
Tabernacle
Jesus Christ
Sermon Links Faith to Fire Insurance in Large Revival
Rev William A Sunday preaches that becoming a Christian is like buying fire insurance. In a Sunday night address before 4000 plus, more than 100 attendees responded to the sermon. A Tuesday fasting day is set, with a morning to evening tabernacle session led by different speakers.
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William A. “Billy
the Tabernacle
Lanight
Tate Ten
Special Day Of Prayer Tuesday at Tabernacle
A special day of prayer at the Tabernacle replaces cottage meetings tomorrow morning. The Tabernacle opens at 9:30 with a rotating leader every 30 minutes until 2:00 pm when Mr Rod Heaver leads and passes to Mr Sunday. Special music will be interspersed throughout.
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Tabernacle
Rod«heaver
Sunday
Sunday Pays Fine Tribute to the Jews
A Sunday feature quotes Billy Sunday on The Story of Jacob praising the Jews and their prominent role in world history. It cites Genesis, notes Jacob as a prince with God and men, and calls the Jewish nation a monumental testament to biblical aspiration, with continued discussion on Page Ten.
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God
Christ
Billy Sundar
Jacob
Hay
Peter
Abraham
Lengel Loses Reinstatement in Court Ruling
Canton former Police Chief Sejanus A. Lengel seeks Ohio Supreme Court review after the Toledo district court of appeals reversed a rescue reinstatement order. The circuit court of appeals ruled Lengel not entitled to reinstatement or back pay, citing delay in filing his claim. The case stems from Lengel’s suspension tied to the Don R. MelLett assassination.
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Canton
Canton, O
Sejanus A. Lengel
Ohio Supreme Court
Toledo District Court of Appeals
Lengel
William Stephenson
Adams County
Toledo
Stephenson
Circuit Court of Appeals Today
S. UA. Lengel
Stark Court Common Pleas Court
State
Don R. Mellett
Canton Daily News
Harry Linyd
Silas Richards
Roy Williams
Wa Blane
Miss Kinney Delivers Inspiring Mother Daughter Address
Miss Florence Kinney spoke at the First Methodist church to a capacity audience of mothers and daughters in a third women’s meeting. She urged strong heredity and environment, emphasized Christian moral training, and called for active Parent-Teacher involvement to foster healthier, wiser youth and a Christian nation.
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Florence Kinney
First Methodist Church
Miss Kinney
Bars
Ciris
Miss Kinner
Hearing Suit For Attorney's Fees Before Jury
A suit for attorney fees totaling 12516.45 is heard before Judge A R Webster’s court. Harry M. Redington alleges the amount is due for professional services rendered for James and Clara Robson, heirs to an estate valued at 2,950,000 from the late William Huntington of Elyria. The Robsons contest the charges, and Redington claims he settled 50,000 less than defendants would settle to influence the estate division by wife Mrs Marie Huntington and daughter Lillian.
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A. R. Webber
Harry M. Redington
James
Clara Robson
William Huntington
Elyria
Redington
Mrie Huntington
Lillian
Speculation on Hoover Cabinet Names Gains Steam
Washington February 11 The growing speculation over the Hoover cabinet centers on Walter F. Brown of Toledo for postmaster general and Wm N Doak of Williamson West Virginia for secretary of labor. Reports also mention Justice Harlan F Stone possibly returning as attorney general and Wa Donovan in New York as attorney general or secretary of war. Brown’s ties to Hoover boost cabinet prospects while Doak’s railroad labor background fuels consideration.
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Washington
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Ohio
Sugges d
Wm. N. Doak
Wantington
W. Va
Harlan F. Stone
U. S S. Supreme Court
Donovan
New York
Brown
Hoover
Doak
Disturbed Weekend in Mexico Sparks Tight Security
Mexico City reports stringent precautions after a violent weekend including a bomb attack on President Portes Gil’s special train, dynamiting of a passenger train, and a bomb found in political leader Aaron Saenz’s office. Disturbances followed the execution of Jose De Leon Toral, with fatalities and dozens wounded. Portes Gil arrived in the capital under guard, smiling and greeted by friends. The attempt occurred between Comonfort and Rinconillo in San Luis Potosi on the Laredo No 3 line.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Emilio Portes Gil
Aaron Saenz
Jose de Leon Toral
Portes Gil
Comonfort
Rinconcillo
San Luis Potosi
Laredo
No Immediate Relief From Cold Wave In Sight
The cold spell gripping Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia continues with zero to 5 above temperatures and snow flurries in parts. Fifteen deaths linked to the cold include fires, auto crashes, and carbon monoxide. In Kansas City, temperatures hover near zero, Texas sees freezing, and Oklahoma reports two deaths. A hunter, Jack Brewer, 26, son of J M Brewer, is found frozen to death in Heavener.
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United Press
Ohio
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Great Lakes
Kansas City
Southwest
Texas
Lone Star
Oklahoma
Jack Brewer
J. M. Brewer
First National Bank
Heavener
Oberlin Man Pleads Guilty In Liquor Charge After Crash
George Bailey of Oberlisz was fined 199 and costs after pleading guilty to possessing liquor in connection with a crash involving a Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light car near Stop 67 between Elyria and Ridgeville. Another Oberlin resident, George Zuaily, 212 South Pleasant, was jailed on liquor possession charges after his car swerved into the same moving car. deputies found a gallon of liquor at the scene. The driver was not seriously hurt. conductor and motorman were cleared by the sheriff.
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George Bailey
Oberlisz
Cleveland Southwestern
Justice 8S. J. George
George Zuaily
South Pleasant Street
Oberlin
Kellogg Plans Vacation After March Departure
Secretary of State Kellogg said he will take a vacation after March and then return to his law firm in St. Paul Minnesota. He noted no comment on staying beyond March 4 in case Hoover’s appointee is delayed arriving in Washington. Kellogg plans to spend most time in Washington and may visit Europe soon after leaving office.
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Kellogg
St. Paul, Minn
State Department
Department
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Philippines
Islands
Kellogs
St. Paul
Europe
Reparations Experts JugglING Billions in Paris Conference
February 11 Paris reports Owen D V Young unofficial American delegate accepts firmanship of the reparations conference in the blue room of the Hotel George V. Young confirmed to newspaper men he is chairman after a long struggle while Emile Moreau opened the session. Delegates, photographers, and cameras filled the room as Morgan and others observed the proceedings. A German evaluation movement looms, signaling possible repudiation of parts of Parker Gilbert’s report on Germany’s prosperity.
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Es Suess
Tam
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George
Denis
Owen
Emile Moreau
Bank of Francs
Tates
Dean
J Dierpont Morgan
Ocedantes
Mereau
Oage
S. Parker Gilbert
Germany
Winter toll rises across Europe from cold and floods
London reports a week of extreme cold in Europe and floods in New South Wales claiming 36 lives. influenza deaths in England reached 651, with seven more in Budapest. Baltic ice trapped 110 ships and 25 vessels in the sound between Copenhagen and Ruegen. German ships freed 30. Passengers and workers faced snowbound lines across Thrace and Constantinople, with trains stalled and efforts to clear 1249 miles of rail. Coal shortages troubled Warsaw as temperatures plunged to record lows.
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Europe
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Corytza
Athens
Jannina
Baltic Sea
Daly Mail
Berlin
United Press
Copenhagen
Ruegen
Baltic
Schleswig-Holstein
Daily Mail
Lufthansa
Daily Express
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Orental
Constantinople
Thrace
Poland
Warsaw
Cracow
Plans Set for Opening of Elyria Public Library
The Elyria Public Library on Third Street announces a brief formal program for its opening at 7:50 p.m. A. I. Garford, library board president, says trustees will express pleasure at turning the library over to the public. Rev. William Muir Anid will respond for the public. The event is informal with tours in the afternoon, high school orchestra performances, and trustees greeting visitors.
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Elyria Public Library
Third Street
A. I. Garford
William Muir Anid
First Congregational Church
Garfor
Baildias
Edison on happiness and college in birthday interview
Edison told reporters in Fort Myers on his eighty second birthday that happiness is a myth and that ambition drives success. He said intelligent reading at home cannot replace college for a boy without ambition and that leadership capacity is born, noting radio static may be eliminated and his views unchanged.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Thomas A. Edison
Henry Ford
Herbert Hoover
Edison
Bishop Henderson Near Death In Cincinnati Hospital
Bishop Theodore S. Henderson, resident bishop of the Cincinnati area since 1924, was reported near death at Christ Hospital after contracting pneumonia while recuperating from a heavy cold. The condition was updated late today in Cincinnati.
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Theodore S. Henderson
Cincinnai
Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ Hospital
Henderson
Eighteen Year Old Girl Sets New Air Endurance Record
Eighteen year old Bobby Trout of Los Angeles established a new air endurance record for women, flying at 7:57:39 a.m. Pacific time and surpassing Elinor Smith's 43 hours 16 minutes 45 seconds. Trout equaled Smith's best at 6:27:30 but rules require a time to beat the existing mark, leaving the record still in contention.
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Bobby Trout
Bay
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Elinor Smith
New York
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Miss Smith
Nasilt
Ove Our
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