Special Permit Expected for Local Bus Company
A special permit is expected to be granted to one of two bus firms presenting Propositions tonight in a mayor called emergency meeting at 7 30. Mayor James A Hewitt said the action aims to provide transportation service by Monday and possibly Sunday. A meeting in the mayor’s office with Elyria business leaders discussed plans for city bus operation. Only one company is likely to receive the franchise, as officials strive to ensure transportation by March 1 or by Monday morning due to the ending street car service by midnight Saturday.
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James A. Hewitt
Four Arrested In Demonstration Of Unemployed
EAST LIVERPOOL Q Feb 26 Four men and three women were under arrest after an unemployed demonstration in front of Carnegie Library. Police used tear gas bombs and a fire hose to disperse a crowd of more than 500 as Mayor R C Benedum had refused permission for the meeting. Seven speakers were arrested. no injuries reported.
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East Liverpool
R. C. Benedum
Carnegie Mbrary
Alimony Appeal Filed In Lorain County Divorce
An appeal from the divorce alimony settlement of Mrs. Laura Peebles and Dr. Thomas A. Peebles was filed in the district court of appeals. Mrs. Peebles won custody, alimony of $100 per month, and use of the home and furniture until remarriage or removal. Real estate to be split when the youngest child turns 18. Divorce granted by Judge A. R. Webber on January 4.
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Common Pleas Court
Laura Peebles
Thomas A. Peebles
Lorain
District Court of Appeals
A. RK. Webber
Radcliff Pleads Guilty to Grand Larceny in Wellington Case
Charlies Radcliff of Sheffield township changed his plea from not guilty to guilty yesterday in Justice 8 J. George's court and was fined $100 and costs for grand larceny. He was charged with stealing a sulky from the Wellington fairgrounds.
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Radcliff
Sheffield Township
Court of Justice
J. George
Wellington Fairgrounds
Weather forecast for Thursday and Friday in Ohio
Washington weather report lists fair tonight and partly cloudy Friday with a slight rise in central and west temperatures. prior highs range from Miami 76 to Los Angeles 74 and Phoenix 74 while The Pas drops to 13 below. Missouri Valley and Lake region stay much above normal with anti cyclonic area supporting fair conditions for 36 hours and higher shippers’ forecasts across regions.
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Washington
Friay
Ohio
Missouri Valley
Lake Region
Legion Officers Ready For Loan Applications
American Legion service officers in Elyria Lorain County Ohio and nationwide are prepared to process bonus loan applications following the anticipated Senate vote. Ohio Legion News reports the new Form 1185 will be used for increased bonus loans with immediate payments. Lorain County veterans total about 4000 with Elyria at 700.
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American Legion
Elyria
Lorain County
State of Ohio
Sloover
A. R. Agate
Ohio Legion News
Columbus
Ohio
Legionaires
Otto K. Mischka
Legion
Washington
Ohio Department
Legion Service
Lorain District
Avon, Lake
South Amherst
Oberlin
Amherst
Wellington
Edgar Herzog
American Legion Service
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Avon Lake
Grafton
la Grange
Missing Toledo Pastor Found In Hospital Today
The Rev Francis Glougherty missing since January 17 in Toledo has been reported found in a Columbus hospital ill with influenza. Rev A J Dean said friend Louis Ward informed him of the finding. A Columbus hospital check found no confirmation.
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Toledo
Francis Glougherty
Columbus
A. J. Dean
Cathedral Chapel
Father Gloughherty
Louis Ward
Detroit
Ward
Father Glougherty
Youngstown
Benedictine Order
Catholic University
Peiping
China
St. Vincent's Hospital
Noted Aviatrix Missing Two Days Sought
Los Angeles police search for Edna Mae Cooper 26 co holder of the women's endurance flight mark missing 48 hours from Hollywood Hills home. She left home Tuesday morning to walk to the car line a mile and a half away wearing jewelry valued at 4500 dollars. Her mother May Cooper reported the disappearance. Cooper was divorced from Carl Brown a film executive. With Bobbie Trout she set an endurance record of 123 hours 50 minutes several months ago.
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Los Angeles
Edna Mae Cooper
Hollywood Hills
Miss Cooper
May Cooper
Carl Brown
Adopt Report On Clark Memorial
The House adopted the conferees report on a bill to provide 750000 dollars in Federal funds for completing the George Rogers Clark Memorial at Vincennes Indiana. The report urges War veterans to first pay debts, buy homes and family necessities, and conserve the remainder to ease the current industrial downturn.
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Washington
House
George Rogers Clark
Vincennes
Ind
Senate
Screech Owl Coloring Contest Sees Strong Turnout
The Chronicle Telegram invites children twelve and under to color the screech owl subject for a weekly bird coloring event. A steady flow of colorings arrives, with judges selecting winners for Birdland coloring kits. Last week a four and a half year old submitted an excellent entry that nearly won first prize.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Ohio seeks emergency $80,600 for unemployment relief
Governor White's relief committee will ask the legislature for an emergency appropriation of 80600 to aid jobless. Funds will fund labor in southern and southeastern Ohio for wells, lake clearing, park work, road building, and canal repairs. Projects include 1000 acres of reforestation and 16 air support stations in the region.
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Columbus
White
State Relief Committee
Ohio
Adjt
Henderson
Health Department
Auglaize
Mercer
Logan
Summit
Agriculture Department
Vinton
Ross
Scioto
Lawrence
Athens
Washington
Department of Public Works
Miami and Erie
Ohio and Erie
Adjutant General's Department
Capone Trial Opens as Gang War Clash With Federal Agents
In Chicago on February 26 Scarface Al Capone faced a federal contempt charge in Judge James H Wilkersons court amid a DC crowds. Prosecutors framed the case as a showdown between Capones gangdom and the federal government with Kapones lack of compliance a test of federal authority. Capone left the courtroom for a brief bond hearing and was then escorted back under heavy police presence. The trial drew rival gang figures including Bugs Moran and highlighted ongoing power struggles in the underworld.
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Chicago
Scarface al Capone
James H. Wilkerson
Scarface al
Gandgom
Capone
Rangdom
Ca Bone
Detective Bureau
George Bugs
Moran
The
Underworld
Central Press
al Capone
James Wilkerson
Federal Building
Cleveland Youth Found Hungry On Court Street
Cleveland youth, found cold and hungry on Court street, was brought to police headquarters by Capt. C. E. Southam at 10 p m yesterday. The boy said he was en route to Wakeman to visit a brothel. Authorities were notified.
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Cleveland
Precup
C. E. Southam
Court Street
Wakeman
Ereland
Noti- 4
Visit To Elyria Will Be Feature Of Convention
The tenth annual convention of the International Society for Crippled Children Inc will be held at the Statler Hotel Cleveland from April 12 to 15. Elyria president Edgar F Allen will open with a speech, Dr George W Crile will discuss Research, and delegates will visit Gates Hospital for Crippled Children Wednesday. About 1000 physicians and interested persons from the US and abroad are expected.
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International Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Statler Hotel
Cleveland
Edgar F. Allen
Elyria
George W. Crile
Gates Hospital
United States
Vacancy Rates In Elyria Homes Report
A ten day survey by the Home Owners' Bureau of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce shows residential property vacancy at 44 percent from 6270 homes surveyed. A year earlier the vacancy stood at 3.43 percent. Ernest Jones, secretary, said the current figure is lower than expected and noted that 64 percent of vacant units need modernization.
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Home Owners’ Bureau
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ernest Jones
Home Owners Bureau
Jones
Trouble Watch at Ohio Pen Amid Tightened Rules
Ohio penitentiary starts spring trouble watch after Easter fire killed 320. Prison lines tightened and discipline resembles old lock step. Visitors must sign records, reporters barred from screening inmate records, and mail censorship formalized. Guards face stricter controls and a suspended guard.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Thomas
McSweeney
18th Amendment Endorsed by Education Delegates in Detroit
DETROIT Feb 26 Delegates from the National Education Association endorsed the eighteenth amendment when the resolutions committee report was adopted. The blanket report included the prohibition resolution and fifteen others and drew nearly unanimous support. Dr Daniel Kealey of Hoboken N J urged a separate vote against the 18th amendment but was overruled. Fewer than fifty of more than five hundred delegates voted again on the report.
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Detroit
National Education Association
Department of Superintendence
Daniel 8. Kealey
Hoboken
N. J
Democrats Balk At Prohibition Policy At March Meeting
Senate Democrats oppose any effort by the national committee to bind the party on prohibition at the March 5 meeting. Key figures including Robinson McKellar Connally and Tydings question the authority of a committee to fix policy and warn such moves could disrupt party unity.
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Senate
Democrats
National Executive Committee
Washington
Senate Democrats
National Committee
Robinson
Dem
Ark
McKellar
Tenn
Connally
Texas
United Press
Tydings
Walsh
League of Nations
World Court
Rashob
Grass Fire Threatens Homes Near Longfellow and Sycamore
A grass fire spread over about 40 acres near Longfellow and Sycamore streets and men fought it for 1 hour 25 minutes. Triggered by Henry Neipfoot who aimed to burn grass on his property, he summoned the fire department when flames threatened Longford street buildings. This marked the first alarm response since February.
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Longfellow
Sycamore Streets
Longford Street
Henry Neipfoot
Flour Mill Razed In Wellington Fire And Blast
An explosion and fire destroyed a large flour milling plant in Wellington Kansas injuring four men, with a $300,000 loss. About 200,000 bushels of grain in the elevator burned. The blast rocked the city late yesterday. All injured are expected to recover.
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Wellington
Kan
Four Murder Indictments Expected Tomorrow By Grand Jury
Prosecutor Don W. Myers said a report will be issued tomorrow on the special grand jury session. Indictments for first degree murder are expected for Spencer Stevens Edward Nolan Jr Jack Rice and Arthur Wallace in the Watts murder at Wallace’s Lorain magic shop on January 28. Also anticipated are second degree counts against Nick Mutisch for a deadly stabbing in a quarrel over $15 along with manslaughter and robbery charges. Cases against William Stankett Arnold Fos Letain and Mick Daraby Elyria were slated for today.
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Don W. Myers
Spencer Stevens
Edward Nolan, Jr
Jack Rice
Arthur Wallace
Norman Watts
Wallace
Lorain
Nick Mutisch
Steve Zaboteki
Im & Quarrel
William Stankett
Arnold Fos
Letain
Mick Daraby
Elyria
Prominent Figures Yet to Testify in Potter Murder Probe
Cleveland report details three Cuyahoga County Republican leaders expected to testify before a grand jury examining the murder of former Councilman William E. Potter. Prosecutor Ray Miller aims to connect city land graft cases of 1929 with Potter’s threats, while Beatrice Potter and Albert Hoffman are summoned to testify.
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga County
William E. Poteter
A. J
Gus) Hirstins
Republican County Executive Committee
A. I
Sonny) DeMaoribus
Fred W. Thomas
Ray T. Miller
Potter
Common Pleas
George B. Harris
Robert Bunowitz
Thomas
Iga Onion
Therrstice
Eee
Hirstius
Miller
Pittsburgh
Hymie” Martin
Trigger Makin
Beatrice M. Potter
Albert Hoffman
Hoffman
Watch Stolen From Mrs Schafer On Ledt Street
Mrs Charles Schafer reports a gold wrist watch stolen from her home on Ledt street recently. Police investigated yesterday afternoon and continue to seek leads about the theft.
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Charles Schafer
Ledt Street
Ae Ned
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