Enforcement of New Truck Weight Law on Ohio Highways
County officials discuss enforcing a spring truck weight limit after tests show several vehicles over the maximum. Prosecutor D A Baird and Commissioner E G Mathews plan a Monday conference with a highway department representative to review the rule and its enforcement.
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Ohio
D. A. Baird
E.G. Mathews
Toas
Bair l
Mathews
Commissi
Avik Highway Department
Man Surrenders After Shooting Wife in Bucyrus
William Tiams, 45, of Bear Bucyrus, surrendered at the sheriff’s office hours after allegedly shooting his wife in the shoulder. Mrs. Tiams was hospitalized in critical condition. Tiams refused to explain motive, saying he would not reveal what led to the shooting.
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Bucyrus
Joinliams
Bear Bucyrus
Das
Oscar Newman Former Judge Dies Suddenly
Oscar W. Newman former Ohio Supreme Court justice died of heart disease at the Columbus Athletic Club after dinner. He collapsed en route to treatment with Dr. Charles E. Turner assisting. Newman, son of the late O. Newman of Portsmouth, was a 1912 Supreme Court member and faced re election in 1918. Funeral plans were delayed as his wife visited their daughter in Champaign.
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Columbus, QC
Oscar W. Newman
Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus Athletic Club
Newman
Charles E. Turner
Ree O. Newman
Portsmouth
Renvon College
Supreme Court
Ival Kellogg
Fa’ Champaign
County Tax Revenue Increases by 2 720 000 in 1927
County finances show a total tax collection of 2 720 000, finalized last Wednesday at the office of County Treasurer Arthur St. Waters. The amount was contributed by five separate saving units across the county, marking an open air of the year 1927.
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Venthrr
Arthur St. Waters
Senate debates Allen property bill amid hearings
Congress today sees Senate debate on the Allen property bill with the judiciary committee hearing ex planation by Abram Myers a federal trade commissioner on the bread trust case. Patents committee resumes Dill radio patents hearing and interstate commerce committee contemplates Esch reappointment amid naval and Cuban import rule discussions.
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Senate
Judiciars Committee
Abram Myers
Federal Trade Commissioner
Bread Trust
Patents Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
John J. Esch
Interstate Commerce Commission
Toms
Naval Affairs Committee
F J Libby
The
Oarsonal Council For Prevention of War
Rules Committee
Reject Bids On Account Of Error In Rock Estimate
The Board of Control rejected all bids for contract B the outfall sewer project after a Cleveland driller misestimated rock and dirt excavation by mistaking blue clay for shale. The city will re bid immediately and construction delay is not expected. Service Director John N Eidt notes the board includes Mayor James A Hewitt and Safety Service Director John Ni Eadt.
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Board of Control
Cleveland
John N. Eidt
James A. Hewitt
Safetys Service
John Ni Eadt
Lorain Elks Club Loses Judgment and Foreclosure Order
The Lorain Elks Club Co. was found in default and owes $198.10 to The Midlink Back Cleveland. Judge A R Webber ordered foreclosure of the Hotel Antlers mortgage and sale of the hotel to satisfy the judgment.
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Midlink
Cleveland
Lorain Elks Club Co
A. R. Webber
Antlers
Lorain
Commipany
Two Auto Fires Extinguished
Firemen fought two automobile fires on Saturday night. A sedan owned by W. M. Marshal of Amherst was damaged when the carburetor back-fired at the courthouse lot. A second car owned by FE C Thus of Detroit burned along Clive Rend Street, with the driver’s seat cushion burned. Squad Co. 1 responded to both fires.
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Exin
W. M. Marshal of
Amherst
Courthowse
FE. C
Detroit
Cliverend
Squad Co. 1
Coroner Probes Death of South Amherst Laborer
Otto Anderson, 24, died in Amherst hospital Saturday night from undetermined causes. A laborer from the South Amherst quarries, he fell ill while working and was taken to the hospital. Myles Perry investigates the death as authorities seek the exact cause.
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South Amherst
Otto Anderson
South Am
Amherst Pital
Anderson
South
Tronton Fatal Crash Claims 4 Year Old Girl
Hoberta June Baker, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Baker of Wuartland Kry, was struck by a car driven by Stanler as her family alighted from a bus in front of their home. A separate report notes Wim Barlow, a section hand for the Hocking Valley Railroad, was killed in a separate incident near Columbus Q on February 20.
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Tronton
Hoberta June Baker
George P. Baker
Wuartland
Kry
Columbus
Wim_ Barlow
Hocking Valley Railroad
Ensias
Lindbergh to Fly Over Old Mail Route in St Louis Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh heads a milestone flight over the St Louis to Chicago air mail route with a record consignment of mail staged in St Louis Springfield and Peoria. He will fly a Travelair plane then switch ships to stamp each mail piece with Lindbergh’s social cancellation then proceed to Chicago with stops back to St Louis scheduled in the pre dawn hours.
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ST. Louis
United States Air Mail Service
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chicago
Springfeld
Peoria
Travelair
Lindls
Springfield
St Louis
Lindbergh
al- Y
Freedom for Lengel Seen in Double Trial
Lisbon Ohio February 20 The freedom of former Police Chief S A Berethcot Gerton on trial for the murder of Canton publisher Don KR Melett may be only a matter of hours Defense counsel predicted Lengel would be discharged after Judge W L Lones denied a motion to reconsider his ruling that Floyd Streitenberger Canton detective who testified at Lengel's first trial cannot be used in the second hearing Streitenberger refused to testify and the state relied on him to again convict the former police chief
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Lisbon
S. A. Berethcot-Gerton
Don KR. Melett
Canton
Lengel
Wlf
Lones
Floyd Streitenberger
Lenzel
Streitenbergeer
Penitentiavict
Wose Légiimony Congengel
Potics
Vhier
Russia Proposes Abolition Of Arms at Geneva Meeting
Russia files a proposal with the League of Nations for abolition of all armaments in line with earlier disarmament ideas. The plan will be discussed at the next disarmament conference on March 15.
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Russia
League of Nations Today
Geneva
Fen
Leagnua
Attacks on Intervention Policy of U S Repelled
New York reports the sixth Pan American conference closes in Havana with no substitute found for intervention. The U S position is strengthened as Latin American hostility to intervention remains, though delegates acknowledge its future use when disorder in small republics demands it.
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U. S
U.S
New York
Tiavana
United States
North
Caribbean Sea
Havana
Eut
Charles Evang Hughes
Commissioners Receive Two Petitions for Road Improvements
County commissioners W B Richmond C D Murray and Geo Rhoads received two petitions today asking for road improvements in Carlisle township. One from South Amherst property owners on South Lake street requests a sixteen foot pavement. The other from Duck Pond road supporters seeks work on that route.
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W. B. Richmond
C. D. Murray
Geo. Rhoads
South Lake Street
South
Amherst
Duck Pond
Carlisle Township
Storm Faults Leave Seven Dead in Ghigagi
Chicago reports a blizzard and cold wave with eight inches of snow over Friday night and Saturday. Government forecasters expect rising temperatures for the Chicago and Great Lakes region as relief arrives. The storm crippled Branshportahlen and caused substantial suffering.
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Chicago
Crear Lakes District
Man Posing as Nobleman Sentenced to 10 Years
Hubert Whitman known as Lord Beaverbrook was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to ten years in jail. He must also serve five more years for parole violations tied to previous victimization of two women including Mrs. Virginia Cameron Martin.
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New York
Hubert Whitman
Beaverbrook
Ecores
Sears
Jude William Allen
Sessiens
Lord Beaverbrovakhs
Whitman
Virginia Cameron Martin
Burkins
Nominating Committee Named by Elyria Board of Trade
A nominating committee of the Elyria Board of Trade was named to select candidates for president first vice president second vice president and treasurer. The committee chaired by A C Hudnutt includes J Crebore and James A Flewitt and will meet Tuesday afternoon before presenting selections to the board.
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A. C. Hudnutt
J. Crebore
James A. Flewitt
U Elyria Board of Trade
Sectond
Board of Trade
Licking County Sheriff Deputy Injured After Auto Hit
Newark Ohio Feb 20 Deputy Sheriff Frank Gates of Licking County was in critical condition after being struck by a car on the National highway near Pataskala. Sheriff Paul Foulk and Gates were investigating complaints about drunken drivers when Gates stepped into the path of an approaching vehicle. Gates is the second deputy sheriff injured in recent weeks.
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Licking County
Newark
Sherif
Frank Gates
Lieking County
Pataskala
Paul Foulk
Cates
Gates
Senate panel to start Pennsylvania coal inquiry in Pittsburgh
The Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee on coal field conditions will depart for Pittsburgh Wednesday night to begin its inquiry into coal operations in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. Charms in Gooding announced today.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburga
Charms In Gooding
Cleveland Cold Snaps Claim Three Lives In Weekend Losses
Cleveland Ohio reports three deaths linked to a weekend cold spell. Victims include Edward King, 30, due to exposure. an unidentified man, about 69, body found near the city. and William McCor, 24, struck by a car skidding on ice. Over 20 fires disrupted downtown and other areas, including a blaze in a corner building housing two furniture and two cloth stores.
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Edward King
Miners End Four Month Colorado Strike
Denver Feb 28 Several thousand coal miners return to Colorado pits to resume work after a four month strike. A referendum across coal fields showed over eighty eight percent voting to resume pending a decision by the state industrial commission on the situation.
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Denver
Colu
Colorado
Nal
State Industrial Commission
Village incorporation chat set for Vincent School meeting
A Tuesday night gathering between Lorain and Elyria townships will discuss forming a new village. H C Stoughton will preside as valuation and improvements are reviewed and residents decide whether to start incorporation and circulate petitions.
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Lorain
Elyria Township
Vincent School
H.C. Stoughten
Lorain Man Is Released From County Lockup
Lorain resident Joe Galata was released from Lorain County Jail after serving a £509 fine for a liquor conviction. The release came Saturday under insolvency law by Walter H Watts, commissioner of insolvents. Galata was divorcing his wife, who cited distress over custody and reconciliation led to a sobbing plea of my baby my baby.
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Joe Galata
Lorain
Loerain
February 29 Birthday List to Appear in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram will publish a list of persons born on February 29th. Editors note strong reader response and expect many entries by the Feb 29 deadline.
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Tong
Chronicle-Telegram
Fm Petters
Begin Removing Slot Machines in Lorain
Two distributors of slot machines in Lorain started to remove their devices today after an announced crackdown set to begin March 1. Distributors said they did not want to operate against authorities.
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Lorain
Professor Benton to Speak at Elyria Rotary Luncheon
Professor Elbert J. Benton of Western Reserve University will address the Elyria Rotary Club at its regular Tuesday noon luncheon in the Newell hotel. The talk is expected to focus on a topic related to George Washington.
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Wilt
Rotary
Elbert J. Benton
Western Reserve University
Elyria Rotary Club
Newell
Benton
George Washington
Chronicle-Telegram Reports Wreck and Extra Editions
After an electric car wreck near the Country Club Sunday wild rumors spread. Reporters checked with fire police hospital and dispatchers and published an authentic extra edition with verified facts. The extras sale was one of Chronicle-Telegram’s heaviest. Crowds rushed to hear the news.
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Cary
Country Club
Perons
Cleveland Southwestern
Faery
Chronicle-Telegram
Jine
Beg Matthews
Trafic
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Fowler
Wade
Safety Pin Costs Life Of Woman In Wa Smothered Child
In Cleveland Ohio on February 20 Mrs Tileangr Presley smothered by a safety pin in her cell after declaring fear of poverty. She died after the pin lodged in her throat, leaving her six year old daughter Jeanne to be adopted by friends.
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Cleveland
Tileangr Presley
Prester
Alse
Daughcrer Jeanne
Eleven Months Brain Implant Fatal To Woman
Mrs. Bessie Gillespie of Arban a Ohio died after living eleven months with a bullet in her brain. She had been seriously ill for nearly two weeks and could not eat solid food. Ellsworth Gillespie Columbus is her husband and he shot her last March. He was handling a pistol when it discharged.
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Arbana
Bessie Gillespie
Wreck at Elyria Country Club Kills Two, Injures Several
A head on collision between a baggage express and a passenger car near the Elyria Country Club house on Stop 4 claims two lives and injures several as crowds gather. Coroner Perry pins blame on the baggage crew for running extra cars and missing the passenger schedule.
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Eraream
Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Co
Elyria Country Club
Myles Perry
Gibb’s
Cottes Brook
Carlisle
Black River
Perry
Oberlin
Clifford- Marsac
Stock
Nmtreet
Comamer PB
Bolet Alcane
Wellington
Foppie
Marsac
Shore
Elyria Auto Show Draws Large Crowds at Rainbow Gardens
Residents of Elyria and nearby areas flock to the Rainbow Gardens as the Elyria Automobile Dealers Association and the L. H. Dunfee Co. host showings by the Lew motor company and others. Great crowds attend the opening display and continue viewing through the event.
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Elyria
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria Automobile IP Dealers Association
Unr Motors Co
L. H. Dunfee Co
Battle for presidential delegates heats up across states
Washington Feb 2 With candidacy stump fighting and Hoover ties, a four state delegate selection starts shaping the June nominating convention. Illinois North Dakota Ohio and New Hampshire file deadlines set amid fierce efforts to nominate delegates for the Republican ticket. Hoover faces probes on prohibition farm relief and food control while contending with Willis and anti saloon factions in Ohio. Com Page 3.
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Candidaii
Renu Heans Vigoriusis
Surkis Begianias
Conventin Jn
Tninois
North Dakota
Ohio
New
Okly
New Hampshire
Hoover
Florida
Aire
Roren
Senate Commerce Committee
Arts
Willis
Anewern
Wills
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