Sewage Plant Survey Underway in Elyria
The survey of sanitary and storm sewage disposal began in Elyria as part of implementing the state's order for a new disposal plant. George B. Gascoigne and W. S. Havens lead the work to map topography and existing facilities, aiming to reduce river dumping and plan system upgrades. Norman Thomas will speak at the Open Forum on Sunday about incentive policies.
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Norman Thomas
League For Industrial Democracy
Church of Christ
Mr. Thomas
Princeton University
Union Theological Seminary
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Thomas
America
National Forum
Boston
Elyria
George B. Gascoigne
W. S. Havens
Black River
Crascoigne
Girl, 17, Fatches Father Death in Chicago Home
Rosa De Petro shot and killed her 45 year old cement worker father John De Petro in their Chicago home after saying he twice tried to attack her. She fired five rounds, described fighting him then grabbing a revolver from a drawer. She told police she was not repentant and was booked on a temporary charge.
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Chicago
Rosa de Petro
John de Petro
Rose
Terrific Spanish Forms Sweep Moroccan Encampments
Madrid reports that vast fighting has swept away Spanish encampments in Morocco with terriffic forms claimed in a government bulletin.
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Madrid
Morocco
Clyde W Foskett 19 Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Clyde Worth Foskett aged 19 died at Howard Kelley hospital in Baltimore Maryland after a two year illness. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs J E Foskett and two brothers Maynard J and Lindy S plus his grandmother Mrs Cora Foskett of Cleveland and other relatives. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the home of Mrs Cora Foskett 219 Third street with burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Clyde Worth Foskett
Howard Kelley
Baltimore
Mad
Tie
Aoe
J. E. Foskett
Maynard Ju
Linvd S
Frink
Cleveland
Cora Foskett
Jessie Foskett
Clyde
Third Street
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Courtmartial Expected for Beaufort Crew in Liquor Seizure
In Norfolk Virginia on February 25 a dozen officers and several crew members of the government transport Beaufort face courtmartial after more than 200 gallons of wines and liquors were seized aboard the vessel when it reached Hampton Roads from the West Indies.
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Foreser Courtmartial Norkbolk
Beaufort
Hampton Roads
West Indies
Moonshine Raid Targets Jungle Moonshiners in Kansas River Lands
State and federal prohibition authorities plan a large invasion along the Missouri river to smash moonshine huts after the brutal killings of policemen B J Lovejoy and George Peters. A four day search led to discoveries of numerous stills, boats, and lookout posts along river banks while troops burned huts and dumped liquor. An aerial aid idea emerged after a recent raid left police troops lost in the jungle.
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Kansas City
Federal
Prohibition Authority
Missouri River
B. J. Lovejoy
George Peters
Polieeman
Nelson
Kansas City Mounted Police Army
William A. Shreeve
Local Youth Chases Speeding Driver With Police
Patrolman Lloyd Sweet and Patrolman George Walton pursued an alleged speeder in a light patrol car for over a mile. They arrested Carl Slarr, 19, of 216 Summer Street, who allegedly drove 40 to 45 mph from Oberlin Road to Broad Street. Slarr left his auto as bond. horn was reported faulty and a woman near Second Street crossing narrowly avoided danger.
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Lloyd Sweet
George Walton
Carl Slarr
Summer Street
Slarr
Oberlin Road
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Second Street
Paris valet leaves Paris after losses in Biarritz talks
VIEWS NUGGETS reports Chang, four years valet to Lieut Os borne Butler Wood, departed Paris for Manila alone and broken up after heavy losses at Biarritz gaming talks. Also dated items from Milan Rome Moscow Barcelona note gas incident arrests influenza.
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Paris
Chang
Osborne Butler Wood
Biarritz
Manila
Indictments Returned In Lorain County Grand Jury
The Lorain County grand jury reported to Judge W B Thompson at 2 15 pm selecting nine indictments from thirteen cases. Named defendants include Andrew Gates Lorain on concealed weapons Charles Demschik Lorain for shooting to wound Albert Garcia Lorain for conceal Walter Dlugesy Lorain for burglary Louis German Lorain for support of a minor child John Clark and Tom Edwards Lorain for robbery Henry Taylor Elyria and Joe Harris Lorain for robbery Joe Harris Lorain for concealed weapons Oliver Lamb Rochester for rape. The prosecutor has one pending indictment not made public and there was one surprise.
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Andrew Gates
Lorain
Charles Demschik
Albert Garcia
Walter Dlugesy
Louis German
Loraiia
John Clark
Tom Edwards
Henry Taylor
Elyria
Joe Harris
Oliver Lamb
Rochester
Lakewood Garbage Truck Drivers Face Court Appearance
Three Lakewood garbage truck drivers arrested by Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie face charges after loads exceeded the seven and a half ton limit on main highways. E Lansdon of Toledo, driving a Liberty Highway truck, was fined 25 dollars plus costs for a 18 525 pound load. Lakewood officials sought nullification, but charges stood as the drivers posted bond for Friday court appearance.
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S. J. Ceorge
Steve Cowie
Lakewood
E. Lansdon
Toledo
Justice George
Edward Jauman 45 Dies After Two Months Illness
GRAFTON Jan 25 Edward J Jauman aged 45 died at his home in Grafton after a two months illness He is survived by his wife and six children The remains will be shipped to Delphos Ohio Thursday morning where funeral services and interment will take place Saturday
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Grafton
Edwarda J. Jauman
Delphos
Ohio
Stone Mountain Project Dismisses Sculptor Borglum
Atlantic Ga February 25 The Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Monumental Association dismisses Gutzon Borglum of New York as sculptor in charge of carving General Lee and aides on Stone Mountain. The president is instructed to appoint a sub committee to select another sculptor at once.
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Atlantic
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Monumental Association
Gutzon Borglum
New York
Lee
Stone Mountain
Executive Committee
British steamer Teeshidie Fire Off Maas Light Ship
A Central News dispatch from Hook of Holland reports the British steamer Teeshidie on fire near Maas Light Ship. Tugs race to assist. Also noted is a separate item from Avon Lake where Consumers Bulletin Supplies Co seeks judgment against F. J. Sccenson for 213.25 for materials for a house.
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London
Teeshidie
Maas
Hook of Holland
Saca
Consumers Bulleting Supplies Co
F. J. Sccenson
Avon Lake
Stop Signs Arrive at City Intersections
Police Chief E J Stankard began installing stop signs at key crossings in a city, with 200 signs furnished by the Lorain County Auto Club. Safety Director James A Hewitt says the signs mark the new traffic ordinance and will curb violations by autoists who ignore them.
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E. J. Stankard
Lorain County Auto Club
James A. Hewitt
$25 000 Damage Suit On Trial
A Lorain man Norman Donahue sues Harry C. Coleman and others for 25000 damages claiming loss of his left arm from a bus collision on the Brownhelm Lake road on a trip back from Joppa Ohio. Donahue’s arm was amputated after multiple fractures and his hand crushed. The bus operator allegedly failed to take care as a vehicle approached erratically driven by a claimed bootlegger now in Atlanta Federal prison. The trial includes questions of proper parties sued.
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A. R. Webber
Norman Donahue
Lorain
Harry C. Coleman
Donahue
Shamrock
Joppa
Ohio
Lake Road
Brownhelm
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marx
Tiffin
Atlanta
Tobias trial opens for manslaughter in baby death
Blanche Tobias, wife and mother, goes on trial on a manslaughter charge for strangling her infant son on October 25. She says she wants her 19 month old daughter to have a fair chance and seeks to avoid the Tobias family taking the child. Attorneys plan to challenge commitment to Lima State Hospital for the criminal insane as two alienists prepare to testify on her mental state.
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Tobias
Lima State Hospital
Indictments Dismissed Against Stoneham Associate Trio
Federal Judge Winslow dismissed indictments against Horace A. Stoneham Fred Andrews and August Stroh three clerks tied to E D Dier and Company in the mail fraud case linked to Charles A Stoneham owner of the New York Giants.
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New York
Winslow
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Horace A. Stoneham
Charles
Fred Andrews
August Stroh
E. D. Dier and Company
Two Cent Gas Tax Favored In Senate
In Columbus the Senate Automotive committee approved the Brown bill for a two cent gasoline tax by a 9 to 2 vote. The panel cut auto license fees and reallocated revenue shares, boosting city funds to 38 percent while counties and intercounty roads receive the rest. Senator Vorys seeks a companion bill. Meanwhile McCormick of Illinois died in Washington of a gastric hemorrhage at 47, prompting Senate resolutions and brief adjournment.
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Columbus
Senate Automotive Committee
Vorys. Franklin
Washington
United States
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Senate
McCormick
McKinley
Senator McCormick
Chicago
Robert S
Katherine Medill McCormick
Yale
Ruth McCormick
Mark Hanna
United States Senate
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Nicholas Longworth
Barse
Grills Urges Lorain Relief Bill Before House
City Solicitor Wesley Grills of Lorain appeared before the house finance committee in Columbus to advocate a Lorain relief measure of 190000 dollars. He said five percent of Lorain business exits the state and noted river dredging provisions drew some objections. the committee promised early action.
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Columbus
Wesley Grills
Lorain
House Finance Committee
Grills
Senate probe of Xenia Soldiers Orphans Home to resume in Columbus
A special senate committee inquiry into the administration of the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans' Home at Xenia will resume Thursday morning in Columbus, announced by Judge D. Y. Parker, the committee's special counsel.
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Columbus
Senate
Saidlors
Xenia
D. Y. Parker
Missing Lorain Girl Found Near Farm
Lorain police believed they located Helen Crates 18 missing from 1510 Fifth Street since Saturday. The girl thought to be on a farm near W.
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Lorain
Helen Crates
Fifth Street
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Moscow
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Elyrian
W. B. Thompson
Edward J. Jauman
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Asylum For Baby
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