Admiral Aznar Becomes Spain Premier in Monarchial Cabinet
Madrid Feb 18 The 70 year old Admiral Juan Bautista Aznar Y Cabanas was sworn in as Premier head of a monarchial concentration government to quell Republican threats and guide Spain toward parliamentary government and a constitutional revision without stronger royal limits. The move comes after four days of crisis, with Liberal leaders unable to form a government.
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Madrid
Juan Bautista Aznar Y Cabanas
Spain
Alfonso VII
Aznar
Admiral Aznar
Alfonso
Hoover Opposes Vets Loan Bill in Senate Hearing
President Hoover sent a letter to Senate Finance Chairman Smoot outlining strong objections to the veterans compensation measure. He warned it would be a potential liability and costly, estimating a net cash need of about 1.2 billion dollars after current loans.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate Finance Committee
Smoot
Tioover
House
Man Found Shot to Death in Akron
Theo dore Popa a 46 year old described by police as a small time bootlegger and rooming house operator was found shot to death in Akron Ohio near McCoy Street by a railroad track. Four bullet holes were in his head.
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Akron
Theodore Popa
McCoy Street
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Cloudy Sky and Light Rain
The Ohio Valley is expected to remain unsettled and mild with occasional light rain in the next 36 hours. A low pressure center over the mid Atlantic states drives the unsettled pattern, while temperatures stay well above normal across the country, especially Missouri Valley and the eastern lake region.
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Middle Atlantic States
Ohio
Missouri Valley
Lower
Lake Region
Last Hour Draws Near For Woman And Her Lover
Harrisburg bulletin reports Irene Schroeder and W Glenn Dague facing execution after Feb 23 at the western penitentiary. The state Pardon Board convened to consider commutation to life imprisonment, a move urged by their attorneys. Governor Pinchot cannot grant clemency without board approval.
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Harrisburg
Irene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
State Pardon Board
Post Office For Oberlin Is Part Of House Bill
Washington Feb 18 an appropriation of 105000 for erection of a new post office building at Oberlin is included in the second deficiency bill introduced in the house this afternoon. The Oberlin building is one of 16 post office and federal buildings in Ohio for which appropriations are provided in the bill. Immediate construction of the buildings with a total cost of 8360000 is proposed in the belief that it will do much toward relieving unemployment throughout the state.
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Bulletin Washington
Oberlin
Ohio
Blysa Chamber Elects New Directors for Two and One Year Terms
Blysa Chamber of Commerce announces the annual board election. Eight directors were chosen for two year terms and W O Zatser was elected to a one year term to complete C B Tucker’s seat after his resignation. Named directors include J B Johnson Henry Neidrich E J Crisp W F Gollmar John Parsch H T Winckles Alix Airfield and A J Curren. Continued on page 2.
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Ning Ney
Blysa Chamber of Commerce
C. B. Tucker
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Henry Neidrich
E. J. Crisp
Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
W. F. Gollmar
Farmers Hear Economist On The Farm Situation
Lorain County farmers crowded the Y M C A yesterday to hear Ohio State University economist R Arnold outline causes of the current agricultural low mood and its outlook. He cited a Washington conference showing 1929 to 1930 cash farm income fell by 2.5 billion dollars and 20 percent per farm, attributing the decline to drought and especially the business depression. Overproduction abroad reduces foreign markets, he added, noting U.S. production increases as a factor. the talk traced price collapses through 120 years and likened the present slump to 1512 and 1865.
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Lorain County
R. Arnold
Ohio State University
Arnold
Washington
United States
Three Japanese Fliers Killed In Crash
TOKIO February 18. Three Japanese naval aviators were killed when a naval seaplane caught fire in flight and crashed in Shikoku Prefecture. The plane, acting as an attacker in tactical exercises, suddenly burst into flames and fell on an agricultural school auditorium, destroying the building.
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Tokio
Shimoka
Lorain Elyria Bus Service to Start March 1
H L Hukill announces Lorain Elyria bus service will begin March 1 with a 25 cent fare and a 10 cent minimum. Commutation books cost 26 percent less, and three new buses will operate on the route. City council’s transportation committee will discuss whether Lake avenue riders will be carried and separate taxi and bus ordinances.
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Elyria
Lorain
H. L. Hukill
Cleveland Southwestern Bus Company
Hukill
Lake Avenue
Hakill
Paul Wainwright
Bandits rob Cincinnati bookkeeper on street grab money
In Cincinnati on February 18 three bandits stopped Charles Becker, a bookkeeper for Queen City Bottling, as he rode to the bank. One man drew a gun while another grabbed a satchel with yesterday’s receipts totaling 1500 dollars, and the trio fled to an awaiting auto.
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Cincinnati
Charles Becker
Queen City Bottling Company
Becker
Two Suits Against City Over Street Negligence
Two civil actions totaling 15000 were filed against the City of Elyria alleging negligence in street and sidewalk maintenance. Amelia Williams seeks 10000 for injuries after slipping on ice on Chestnut street on February 8, 1930. Sophia Ehrke seeks 5000 for injuries when a car hit a low mound on Greeley street caused by a trench dug for a water pipe.
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Elyria
Amelia Williams
Chestnut Street
Sophia Ehrke
Greeley Street
Ako
Wolheim Screen Actor Dies in Hollywood Hospital
Hollywood, February 18. Louis Wolheim veteran screen actor died at the teopathic hospital here from complications after an abdominal operation performed last Monday.
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Hollywood
Calif
Louis Wolheim
Thasteopathic Hospital
Ohio legislature hits record with 341 bills introduced
Columbus Feb 18 The state legislature set a record for bill introductions on the last day for new measures dumping 341 bills into the hopper. The House alone saw 232 new bills in an all day session, while the Senate added 103 with no night session. Total introductions reach 905, surpassing the 1929 activity. Taxation bills dominated, proposing income, sales, and intangible property taxes, plus a mortgage deduction and welfare levy plans.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Ohio
Rep. C. R. Gillogly
Muskingum County
Gillogly
Britiogly
W. H. Foss
Mercer County
Louis Nippert
Cincinnati
Carl D. Sheppard
Akron
J. C. Foster
Cleveland
Oakey Spaght
Ak[ron
Robert Polen
Rosa County
B. L. Creesy
Ashtabula
Fred Myers
Toledo
Myers
Stephens and wife sue railway for injuries in crash
John H. Stephens and his wife Samantha of Ridgeville township sue C. J. Mayers as receiver for the Cleveland Southwestern Railway for $20,000 and $5,000 respectively for injuries suffered when their vehicle was struck by an electric car on January 22, 1931 as they turned into their driveway.
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John H. Stephens
Samantha
Ridgeville
C. J. Mayers
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Letter Postage Rate May Be Boosted Bulletin
Washington February 18 A 212 cent letter postage rate is a prospect for next year. President Hoover seeks higher postal revenue and will urge Congress to appoint a special investigating committee before March 4. A 212 cent rate could add about 55 million dollars, with parcel post increases closing the gap to 100 million.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
United Press
White House
Chest Conference at Elyria Hospital Opens Series
The first in a 1931 Chest Conference series will be at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Thursday February 19. Under Lorain County Public Health Council auspices and Health Department direction, physicians specializing in chest conditions will examine referrals from health officials or individual physicians. Remaining dates for the series include February 19, March 19, April 16, May 14, June 18, September 17, October 8, and November 19.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lorain County
Health Department
Have you a nice room Elyria ad seeks rentals
Elyria residents seek furnished clean rooms that offer more than a bed and may include meals. Four sleeping rooms were rented this week, and owners are urged to rent their space to earn extra income by calling 4412 4413 for an Adtaker assistance.
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Elyria
Sheriff Reveals Offer Made by Woman in Valore Case
Sheriff Clarence Adams said a woman offered $1000 for Ross Valore’s release while he held him in the Lorain County Jail. The confession from Mrs. Cecile Valore ties Valore to multiple crimes including the murder of Dr. Alfred P. Scully in Cleveland, with prosecutors and detectives detailing parole and probation actions for Valore and four associates.
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Valeré
Thompson
Cleveland
Valere
Clarence Adams
Ross Valore
Valore
Adams
Alfred P. Scully
Cecil Valore
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
George Zicarelli
Charles Cavolo
R. Miller Wilkinson
Princeton
Shaker Heights
Cavolo
Zicarelli
Elyria
Don Myers
Myers
Sergi. Zicarelli
Cavola
Lorain County
Edwin Barry
George Matowitz
Robert Conforto
Mike Belsito
Carmillo Milano
Mike Marando
B. Dillon
Cleveland, O
Cecile Valere
Ross
Scully
Colum
R. Miller Wilkmon
Princton
Ray T. Miller
Sharift
John Sussmann
Walter McMahon
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