Relief bills on calendar for passage in Columbus
Two prohibition repeal measures and governor White relief bills fill the House calendar as legislators return for the seventh week. McCrystal proposes a constitutional amendment to repeal prohibition by voters at the November election, while Hunter seeks to abolish the state prohibition department. Governor White's relief program bills Dearmond and Roberts are set for House passage tonight.
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Columbus
Capitol
McCrystal
Hunter
State Prohibition Department
House
White
Dearmond
State Relief Commission
Senate
Roberts
Vigorous drive on counterfeiters under way
Federal authorities in Cincinnati Ohio press a vigorous campaign against a presumed well organized counterfeiting ring. They confiscated two printing presses, currency serial number type, a cutting machine, 3000 counterfeit note sheets, ink and tools and arrested six men from Columbus and Chillicothe after a weekend arrest.
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Cincinnati
Columbus and
Chillicothe
Harry H. Buck
Secret Service
Two Lake Tugs Battle Ice Near Cleveland Harbor
Two large lake tugs the California and the T C Luth crews totaling 16 men fought heavy ice packs in Lake Erie off Willowick Village to return to Cleveland. Officials said neither vessel was in danger as a temperature rise was forecast. The Ashtabula ferry had been marooned off Pt Burwell Ontario with 37 aboard before freeing and heading home. the two tugs aided the rescue and reclaimed the harbor.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Willowick Village
Great Lakes Towing Company
California
T. C. Luth
Ashtabula
Pt. Burwell
Ont
Sandusky lunchroom robbed by two in closed car
Police were asked to be on the lookout for two men in a closed car who held up a Sandusky lunch room Sunday night and escaped with a slot machine. The incident was reported locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeggs
Sandusky
Copper screen theft at vacant West Ninth Street house
Mrs. Ted Moise reported copper screening stolen from window screens stored in the attic of a vacant West Ninth Street house. The entry was described as through a basement window.
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West Ninth Street
Ted Moise
Collision damages two trucks at Lodi and West River
Frank Har bour of 231 Marseilles avenue and William Menner of the Murbach Coal Company reported damaged vehicles after a Saturday 8 p.m. collision at the intersection of Lodi and West River streets, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harbour
Marseilles Avenue
William Menner
Murbach Coal Company
Lodi
West River Street
Auto Damage Report From Local Post Office Parking
Mike Kline of 108 Malcomb Court said his car was rear ended Saturday night while parked in front of the post office. The driver and vehicle responsible could not be identified at the scene.
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Mike Kline
Malcomb Court
Auto license stolen in Lorain claim filed by Carl Calkins
Carl Calkins of 129 East Bridge Street reported his license plate X-169 stolen from his car in Lorain on Sunday evening.
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Carl Calkins
East Bridge Street
Lorain
Auto Stolen From Lorain Resident
Burt Bilow reports his automobile license 256978 stolen in Lorain on Sunday from 13th Street.
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Burt Bilow
13Th Street
Lorain
Nine Killed In Clashes In Germany
Berlin reports nine dead and 40 injured from weekend clashes between Nazis and Communists. The worst fighting occurred in Eisleben, Saxony, where two Nazis were killed and 12 Communists wounded. Several injured were not expected to survive as Nazis stormed a Communist bookshop and Communists fired on a Nazi parade.
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Berlin
Eisleben
Saxony
Varied Ohio accidents claim eight lives in weekend toll
United Press reports a string of tragedies across Ohio over the weekend. Stanley Stepanich 10 and his brother James 8 died after breaking through ice on Summit Lake Akron. James Lavery 14 is hospitalized after attempting to save them. Thomas Shannon 50 and Ted Hollar 27 die in Lima nitro glycerine blast. Joseph Berg 16 and Harold Kline 29 killed in Youngstown crashes. George E Gilbert 72 and Louis Hafner 48 die from automobile injuries in Columbus.
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United Press
Cleveland
Ted Hollar
Lima
Joseph Berg
Harold Kline
Youngstown
George E. Gilbert
Louis Hafner
Columbus
Government to discuss world trade revival with war debt talks
London report states Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons a joint discussion with Washington on war debts and other financial and economic factors would aim to revive world trade and prosperity. He said a full exchange of views with the United States is welcomed on the whole field.
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London
Washington
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Court Actions Include Divorce Suit and Insurance Claim
In And About The Court In And About The Court House Lucille Dymitruch of Lorain files for divorce from Stanley on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They wed in 1930. Dr Alfred J Loser of Lorain sues Equitable Life Assurance Society and others to attach 880 of a $2,000 policy benefit owed to Mrs Mary Lakish Strong per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Dymitruch
Lorain
Stanley
Alfred J. Loser
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mary Lakish Strong
Disorderly conduct charges against Martin Chomi dismissed
Police report charges of disorderly conduct against Martin Chomi of 269 West River Street were dismissed today at the request of Mrs. Chomi. Stated that Chomi threw a butcher knife at his wife with force enough to pierce a donor panel, a detail from the arrest.
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Martin Chomi
West River Street
Chomi
E. J. Stankard
Po- Hee
C of C Ballots Lag As Deadline Looms
Elvira Chamber of Commerce reports slow ballot return in its primary for board of directors. By noon only about one third had been received. all ballots must arrive by 4 p.m. tomorrow. President W F Golimar urges swift votes to reflect member wishes. twenty nominees advance, with members to elect 10 directors from them.
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Elvira Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
Chamber
W. F. Golimar
Guard Rails on Route 20 Prevent Serious Accident
Guard rails on Route 20 between here and Oberlin saved Neal Preston of Oberlin from a serious collision Saturday at about 7:39 p.m. A car ahead swung out to pass another, forcing Preston left into a guard rail. The guard cable broke and two posts were struck, deputies said.
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Here
Oberlin
Neal Preston
North Pleasant Street
Preston
Stimulants Given To Corbett In Health Battle
New York February 13 James J Corbett former heavyweight champion received stimulants for a heart ailment after awakening in the early morning hours. His physician ordered a hypodermic injection to ease his condition.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Corbett
Death notices: Frances Beecher and E G Boynton
Frances W Beecher 64 died at her daughter Mrs J E Schilling in Lorain and burial in Wakeman after services at Pease Funeral Home. Survivors include daughter Mrs Schilling and sons BE E Beecher and H L Beecher. E G Boynton 75 died at Elyria Clinic after years ill. survived by two nieces. funeral at Sudro with burial in Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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Frances W. Beecher
J. E. Schilling
Lorain
Beecher
Herbert E. Beecher
Mrs. Schilling
Frank Long
Wakeman
BE. E. Beecher
Mantua
H. L. Beecher
Pease Funeral Home
A. F. Lindbeck
E. G. Boynton
East River Street
Elyria Clinic
Elyria
James G. Strong
W. W. Sullivan
Washington, D.C
Sudro Funeral Home
E. R. Redhead
Ridgelawn Cemetery
German-born Blyna resident John Biersbach dies at 83
John Biersbach 83 died at his daughter Mrs Roy Van Osdale home on Bell avenue at 1 15 pm. Born in Germany September 7 1848 he came to Blyna as a baby and lived there. He survived by eight children ten grandchildren one great grandchild and a wife who died two years ago. Funeral Thursday at 2 00 pm Sudro Funeral home burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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John Biersbach
Roy van Osdale
Bell Avenue
Germany
Blyna
Frank
Arthur
William
Charles
George
Isabel van Osdale
Cora Oshern
Louise Holmes
Sudro Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Death of Jesse W. Oakley in Signal Ohio
Jesse W. Oakley former resident of this city died suddenly Sunday morning at his home in Signal Ohio. He is survived by his widow two sons J Emmett Oakley of Signal and CG T Oakley of Cleveland two grandchildren of Cleveland and two brothers in the east. Burial will be in Mt Carmel tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Oakley
Signal
Ohio
J. Emmett Oakley
CG. T Oakley
Cleveland
Mt. Carmel
Farmer Duane L. Perkins 76 Dies in Camden Township
Duane L. Perkins 76, a well known farmer, died at his late home in Camden Township early Sunday after being ill 24 hours. He is survived by his widow Alma Perkins, daughter Carrie Austin of Camden, sons Harry of Fort Wayne Indiana and Irwin of Brighton. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 2 PM with Reverend Newton Moore of Brighton officiating. Burial will be in Camden Cemetery.
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Duane L. Perkins
Camden Township
Alma Perkins
Carrie Austin
Camden
Harry
Fort Wayne
Ind
Irwin
Brighton
Newton Moore
Camden Cemetery
Brave Captain Who Often Dared The Sea Dies In Aleutian Storm
UNALASKA Alaska February 1 A famed captain Andrew Nelson known as a fearless longshore sailor perished when his ship the Umnak Native sank in a gale off Umnak Beach January 24 Twelve crew members and 13 others perished including Captain Stankus and his wife and infant A Russian priest and seven natives also died Only three natives survived the wreck and a cargo of 100 blue fox pups was lost Nelson had previously guided the Eunice through dangerous waters before it broke up in a storm last September The Aleutian islanders regard him as a hero and say the natives story of the loss is true
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Unalaska
Alaska
Andrew Nelson
Umnak Island
Umnak
Antonin
Alaska Greek Catholic Church
Mike Tutiakoff
Aleutians
Nelson
Five School Music Groups Set for Lorain County Concerts Tonight
Five county student musical organizations perform across four schools in Lorain County. The All-County Band of 85 players will play at Amherst for the Amherst PTA at 8 30 after a regular rehearsal. Brookside School hosts glee clubs directed by Floyd Moore. Clearview School orchestra of 20 players performs for the Clearview PTA under Mark T Osbun. The All-County Chorus with 110 singers rehearses at South Amherst under Leslie W Emory, with Moore managing the group.
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Lorain County
Amherst
Parent-Teacher Association
Brookside
Direc
Floyd Moore
Clearview
Mark T. Osbun
All-County Chorus
South Amherst
Leslie W. Emory
Lorain
Pleasant Street PTA Hosts Game Party In Oberlin
Oberlin groups schedule a week of club activities including a Pleasant Street PTA game party at 7 31 this evening and multiple department meetings across the Oberlin Women’s Club, Vine Rebekah Lodge, and First Church sections with sewing gatherings and social events through February 17.
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Oberlin, O
Pleasant Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Oberlin Women's Club
Erwin Worcester
College Place
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin Women’s Club
D. R. Moore
Nineteenth Century Club
Mallory
East College Street
C. R. Graham
Merry Wives
West Vine Street
Harry Hovey
Star Bridge Club
North Pleasant Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
James
First Church
Burgner
Bust of 14th Century Egyptian King Found Near Amarna
Excavators from the Egyptian Exploration Society uncover a life size bust of Amenophis the 14th century king famed for introducing sun worship. A bust of Queen Nefertiti and a relief scene appear alongside. Safeguards hindered work as Tutankhamun ordered destruction of Amenophis’ toric toric works.
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Cairo
Amenophis
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Tel El-Amarna
Nefertiti
Ane
Toretic
Amarna
World traveler notes nations trade distrust and hatred
A world traveler observes that every nation often speaks with distrust toward others and frequently ex presses negative attitudes. The pattern appears across cultures, shaping international relations and public sentiment.
Death of Mrs. Herbert Beecher prompts Lorain services
Luman Whitney travels to Lorain on Sunday due to the death of his cousin Mrs. Herbert Beecher who died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Joe Schilling. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the Beecher home in Wakeman.
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Luman Whitney
Lorain
Herbert Beecher
Joe Schilling
Beecher
Wakeman
Sara Prince
Mallory
East College Street
McFarland
Bernard Tenney
Cargill
Canton
Will Lyon
Jackson
Michigan
Doren Lyon
Oberlin
Baptist Missionary Association
Litchfield
Fred Kent
Berea
Chester Hageman
Miami University
Phi Kappa Tau
Wildman
Norwalk
C. R. Summers
Hollywood Avenue
Elver Grills
Richard
Sullivan
Brillhart
Blanche Kelly
Erie
George Kelley
Hopkins
Beaumont
Texas
Two Men Die In Blast In Lima Woods
In Lima, two men were killed by a nitroglycerine blast in a wooded area near the city’s edge. Victims were believed to be Thomas Whitie Shannon, 50, of Cleveland and Toledo, and Red Hollar, 27, with authorities seeking Shannon’s wife for identification. A 10 by 10 foot crater marked the site and Henry Sudekatus was initially suspected but later cleared. A roadster loaned by Mrs. Anna Daine was found nearby.
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Lima
Thomas “Whitie
Shannon
Cleveland
Toledo
Red Hollar
Henry Sudekatus
Sudekatus
Anna Daine
Elyria Firemen Refused Aid. Home Burns in Lake Avenue
Sheriff Clarence Dick reports Elyria firemen declined to leave city limits due to orders restricting out-of-city coverage. The fire destroyed Charles Macera's house and furnishings on Lake Avenue near Elyria Avenue, with damage to a nearby greenhouse. Efforts to secure a mutual protection agreement with Elyria Township failed. Occupants were away.
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Elyria
Charles Macera
Lake Avenue
Elyria Avenue
Macera
Carlisle
Clarence Dick
President Hoover Heads to New York for Lincoln Day Address
President Hoover leaves the White House for New York to deliver a Lincoln Day speech at the Waldorf Astoria. The farewell note of his presidency, the speech content closely guarded, and a party including Mrs Hoover and key aides accompanies him with return planned after midnight.
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Washington
White House
Troover
New York
United States
Hoover
National Republican Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Lincoln
Conrents
Mrs. Hoover
Walter F. Brown
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Lawrence Richey
J. T. Boone
Two Injured In Auto Accident Near Lake Road
Mrs. Carl Shockness aged 28 and her daughter Arlene four were injured when a car driven by Richard Horan left Bassett road near Lake road about 3 30 a m. The steering device allegedly broke sending the car into a ditch. Both were treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Carl Shockness
West Bridge Street
Arlene
Mr. Shockness
Richard Horan
Bassett Road
Lake Road
Memorial Hospital
Man fined for possession of still in Ridgeville township
Simon Byron of Chestnut Ridge and Avon Belden roads Ridgeville township was fined 200 dollars and costs for possession of a still. A small copper still from a wash boiler, about 130 gallons of mash and paraphernalia were seized by Sheriff Clarence Dick and deputies during a raid. Byron was jailed after failing to pay the fine.
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Simon Byron
Chestnut Ridge
Avon Belden
Ridgeville Township
Joseph Petro
Clarence Dick
Byron
Lorain County Public Health Council to elect officers
Lorain County Public Health Council will elect officers at its annual meeting Friday afternoon at 4 PM in the director's room of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company. Other business regarding council work will also be discussed.
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Lorain County Public Health Council
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Miami University picks six most beautiful coeds in contest
Photographs of 68 co-eds were submitted in a Miami University contest to select the school's six beauties. Twelve finalists are named including Margaret Evans Ruth Guiler Helen Carson Catherine Storer Dorothy Daley and other finalists from Ohio and neighboring states.
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Oxford
Miami University
Margaret Evans
Ruth Guiler
Helen Carson
Catherine Storer
Middletown
Dorothy Daley
Steubenville
Dorothy Ireland
Lima
Betty Schaeffer Dayton
Lena Schillig
Sandusky
Lamira Mason
Newton Highland
Mass
Eleanor Schwarz
Englewood
N. J
Jane Olsen
LaGrange, J
Mildred Readnover
Covington, Ky
Market Report Cleveland Produce and Livestock Markets
Markets note potato prices in Ohio New York and Pennsylvania cobblers and round whites 100 lb sacks U S No 1 partly graded 74 to 90 cents New York Ohio Pennsylvania sacks a bushel cobblers and round whites partly graded 40 to 45 cents few best 50 cents. Hog receipts show holdovers mostly higher with hogs 160-250 lbs at 4 25 260-300 lbs at 5 75 plus 4 00. Cattle receipts 490 market active strong to higher steers lead gains common to low med steers 1182 lbs down 4 12 5 00 odd heads 42 04 5 50. Calves receipts 360 active 50 higher up to 9 00 9 50. Sheep receipts 2000 steady good to choice wool lambs 6 25 6 60 throwouts 4 77 down cap lambs 8 00 to 9 25 chopped wethers 3 50.
China Uniting To Protect Jehol Province
Premier T. VY. Soong and Marshal Chang Hsuehsiang called for united Chinese resistance to any attack on Jehol Province. Soong said Japan is waging war on China and dismissed diplomatic pretexts. Nanking will assist Chang and northern commanders in defending Jehol.
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Seong
Japan
Jehol
Nanking
Chang Hsueh- Liang
Chang
Soong
Denver millionaire heir kidnapped as prowler ruse fails
Mrs Boettcher, wife of Claude Boettcher, is shaken but aiding police after a Denver mansion break in leads to the kidnapping of her son Boettcher. A prowler was found on the roof and a man, Paul G. Taylor of Denver, was arrested. a $5,000 reward is offered for the boy's safe return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanurthala
Paul G. Taylor
Denver
Young Boettcher
Kansas City
Claude Boettcher
Otis Smith Fined for Liquor Law Violation in Oberlin
Otis Smith of Oberlin was fined 100 dollars and costs for violating state liquor law when tried before Justice Joseph Petro on Saturday. Sentence was suspended as Smith said he would move for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Smith
Oberlin
Joseph Petro
Smith
Edgar W. Lupfer Dies at 65 in Springfield
Edgar W. Lupfer president of the Springfield Metallic Casket Company died in Springfield on Sunday night after a recent operation. He was 65 and had undergone surgery last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield, CO
Edgar W. Lupfer
Springfield Metallic Casket Company
Lindberghs Under Doubt About Moving to France
Reported remarks suggesting Charles and Anne Lindbergh would relocate to France were denied by associates. The couple, who are on honeymoon, may yet attend a Paris celebration in May marking the trans Atlantic flight anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Keene
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
France
Elizabeth Morrow
Paris
M4 Bodies Recovered From Saar Gas Tank Blast
Saar District reports 54 bodies recovered after Friday's gas tank explosion in Neunkirchen. Nine people remain missing and 164 gravely injured, with about 100 on the danger list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neunkirchen
Saar
Fremont school board rejects Held plan to cut costs
The Fremont Ohio school board rejected a proposal by member C F Held to cut operating costs 25 percent for next year by eliminating extracurricular activities and reducing salaries. Teachers at a recent meeting offered to cooperate with any cost saving program. The Ohio Bankers Association will hold its mid winter meeting in Columbus February 22 with Robert Q Baker presiding to discuss public finance taxation and banking legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
C. F. Held
Columbus
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Robert Q. Baker
Cashocton National Bank
Ocean Accident suit dismissed in Holmes County court
A replevin action brought by Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation of Pittsburgh against George E. Reynolds was dismissed by Holmes County Common Pleas Court. Judge Robert B. Putnam ruled the evidence insufficient. The case involved a $1290 liquor law fine paid by Frankie Sunday, allegedly funded by a bank robbery in Marionville, Pa. The bank was insured by the Oregon Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation
Pittsburgh
George E. Reynolds
Holmes County
Common Pleas Court
Robert B. Putnam
Ocean Company
Frankie Sunday
Marionville
Orean Company
Slump Reason Attributed To Honesty And Speculation
Salt Lake City Kiwanis leader Dr. FE P Mills cites honesty as a key cause of bank and business failures. He argues the era’s speculations were driven by a wish to gain without work, amid a wave of economic downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
FE. P. Mills
Utah-Idaho
Kiwanis
United States
Malaya's Maritime Past Recalled In Brief
The pure Malays are a quiet race of sailors and traders and mostly Mohammedans. Once they reached high civilization, invented a writing system, and discovered gunpowder for themselves.
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Western Reserve Finance
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Oberlin Business Men's Club
Frank Beckwith
West Lorain Street
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Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestockr
China
Justice
Lindberghs
Nice
Elizabeth Morrow Morgan
Col
Charles A. Windbergh
Col. Windhbergh
French Riviera
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Acme
Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Community Dry Cleaners
Broad St
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