Kellogg Treaty To Be Acted On Fiat In Senate
Washington January 3 The 70th Congress resumes after a Christmas recess. Senate leaders broker an agreement placing the Kellogg anti war treaty ahead of the naval cruiser bill. Borah aims to push ratification within a week, despite Reed’s Vare election case probe. After the treaty, the naval bill and then the McNary Haugen farm measure are in play as House handles about 2 billion dollars in appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
Berah
Foreign Relations Committee
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Borah
Hired man and jewelry leave at same time
Deputy sheriffs chase clues to James Robinson a former sailor who quit the Landphier household yesterday in Elyria. A diamond ring and lavalier with gold chain and $8 from a child's bank disappeared with him, as neighbors saw him depart with a suitcase. authorities warn New York and Cleveland police.
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James Robinson
H. C. Landphier
Butternut Ridge
Landphier
Elyria
Robinson
The
Landphiers
High Seas
South America
New York
Robbinson
Cleveland
Kobe in distress signals prompt rescue effort at sea
New York radio station reports distress signals from the Steamship Kobe at 38 45 north 251 12 west after a broken rudder. The steamship Anselmo de Larrinaga is en route to aid the Kobe.
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New York
Chatham, Mass
Radio Marine Corporation Today
Kobe
Anselmo de Larrinaga
Routo
Army Plane Roars On Endurance Test Nearing Ten Days
Army plane Question Mark roared between Los Angeles and San Diego nearing its 48th hour in the air in a bid to break the endurance record. The tri motor craft refueled eight times, carrying five men, with plans to stay aloft ten days or more. Crew include Captain Ira Baker Lieut Elwood Quesada Major Spatz and Lieut Roy Hope.
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Los Angeles
Caltif
Here
San Diego
Fokker
Pacific
Army
Risticz and Zimmerman
Germany
van Nuys
Spatz
Elwood Quesada
Quesady
Spatz and
Quesada
Ira C. Baker
H. A. Halverson
Sergt
Roy Hope
Hope
Five Held In Kidnapping of Melvin Horst in Orrville
Orrville Jan 3 five members of a family are jailed on kidnapping charges in Wooster over the disappearance of Melvin Horst four. Elias Arnole 55 and his sons Arthur 25 William 30 and Dorothy McHenry 27 and Bascom McHenry 35 pleaded not guilty and are held on 10000 bond each. A private detective and a marshal rushed to Akron following a mysterious call citing possible clue from the Rubber City building. The missing boy's fate remains uncertain with authorities hoping he may still be alive.
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Orrville
Melvin Horst
Akron
John “Peg” Stevens
William A. Rohrer
William Arnold
Oreville
Wooster
Warne County
A. A. Weygandt
Weygandt
Elias “Nel Arnole
Arthur
William
Dorothy McHenry
Bascom McHenry
Junior Hanna
Arandson
Enold Ishel
Mousey
Child Wins In Fight With Death
Eighteen month old Frankie Brooks of Cincinnati survived a three week choking ordeal after a toy motorcycle piece lodged in his throat was removed by Dr. Wi H Haggert. The baby, once blocked by pneumonia, recovered and was reported in good shape.
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Cincinnati
Frankie Brooks
Wi. H. Haggert
Frankie
Asco
W. Va
Bluefield
Dr. Haggert
Congress sets record peace time military bill for 1930
Washington reports the house appropriations committee favorably advanced a 435.4 million dollar war department appropriation for 1930. The direct military portion totals 328.3 million with non military flood control river and harbor work at 108.1 million. The package funds pay for about 12,000 officers and 118,750 enlisted men, lists specific allocations for air corps 33.6 million, medical 1.58 million, engineer 1.92 million, ordinance 11.0 million, national guard 32.3 million, organized reserves 5.53 million, and 10.01 million for the Panama Canal zone operations. The bill also covers sea coast defense, bases, and related costs including Panama Canal administration and the National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers at 3.09 million.
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Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
War Department
Insular
Panama Canal
Army Air Corps
Medical Department of the Army
Engineer Corp
Ordinance Department
National Guard
Panama Canal Zone
Elyrian Struck By Auto Escapes Serious Injury
Charlie Colby, 63, of 437 West River Street, was struck by a coupe driverJimmy Reisz a West Broad Street barber. Reisz claimed no time to stop as Colby crossed West River Street at the West Street intersection. Colby was taken to Memorial hospital and, after examination, had bruises and lacerations but no broken bones. He returned home after treatment. Reisz lives in Amherst, Ohio.
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Charlies Colby
West River Street
Colby
West Street
Jimmy Reisz
Reisz
Amherst
Ohf
Fire calls in Elyria show monthly average above twenty
Fire Chief W N Bates at Central fire station reports Elyria averages more than twenty fire calls per month. He notes December 1925 yielded eighteen calls with notable losses, and December 1927 saw nineteen calls, most damage traced to the City Hall fire. Carelessness is blamed as a major cause.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Central Fire Station
Mde
Lorain Youth Motor Tractor Fatality Near Stop 6
Homer English 20, a Lineman for Ohio Public Service in Lorain, was crushed by a tractor at Stop 6 on the Yellow Line yesterday while pulling wires for ground work. He died at Memorial Hospital at 11:20 AM today. Survived by a bride of six months. they resided on Nicholas Road, R. D. 2, Lorain. Efforts to notify relatives in West Virginia were underway.
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Homer English
Lorain Ohio Public Service
English
Memorial Hospital
Nicholas Road
Lorain
Ohio Publi Service
West Virginia
Lineman Injured After 20 Foot Fall From Pole
Truman Carmel, 21, an Ohio Public Service lineman, fell from a Griswold road pole while fastening a safety belt. He suffered a fractured left wrist a dislocated left hand and a fractured right thigh and was rushed to Memorial hospital in serious condition. He resides at 144 Pasadena Avenue.
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Truman Carmel
Ohio
Carmel
Griswold Road
Memorial Hospital
Pasadena Avenue
Men Adrift One Day On Ship Saved
Two Clevelanders rescued after 13 days adrift on the rum runner Hannah were to return home as they said they were through with the sea. They were aided by the car ferry Maitland then taken to Port Dover Ontario for treatment after the vessel, carrying 1000 cases of liquor, ran out of fuel in a storm near Erieau.
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Cleveland
Lake Erie
Hannah
Carferry Maitfind
Port Dover
Ont
Robert Hamilton
Clark Shrintshire
Erieau
Fairport
U S Public Debt Falls in 1928
Washington reports the United States public debt dropped by 725,603,316 in 1928. Year end total stood at 17,509,749,135 versus 13,036,352,451 a year earlier, with a deficit of 168,475,696.76 shown as excess expenditures chargeable to ordinary receipts.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Tabernacle Dedication, Kiwanis Officers Installed at Newell Hotel
Kiwanis Club officers for 1929 were installed at the Newell Hotel with George P. Colburn as president. West bids farewell after recounting 1928 gains and aims for two objectives in 1929. Billy Sunday tabernacle dedication set for 7:30 pm with Dr. Hugh A. Kelsey headlining. parish ministers and a 200-strong choir participate.
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Kiwanis Club
Newell Hotel
George P. Colburn
A. H. West
Colburn
West
H. D. Brown
E. M. Rice
Arthur Waters
R. C. Ma3ton
J. E. Betteridge
R. E. Jackson
LP. Kaiser
H. K. King
Ray Benz
A. L. Richwine
George Il. Richwine
William O A
Billy
R. E B. Jackson
Fred Lohnes
Edward Seabold
Ray Wentz
Earl Bell
Ray Renz
Eugene St. Marie
E. Rice
James Armitage
R. Rice
A. West
Bill Struck
Dr. Wilson
J. Ray Chappel
Howard Butler
Center Ridge
George H. Chamberlain
Fred Lobnes
Sixth Streets
Hugh A. Kelsey
Muskingum College
Kelsey
Elyria
Tabernacle
Methodist
Carl Tehman
Sunday
Miss Kinney
Church of Christ
United Presbyterian
Baptist
Second Congregational
Evangelical
Pilgrim Community
Amherst Bank Directors Summoned After Closure
Amherst Ohio January 3 Eight directors of Amherst Savings and Banking Co have been summoned by state banking authorities after the bank closed December 29 following the death of vice president Jacob Bats. Major Miller and E H Blair with the examiner will meet the directors to discuss reopening possibilities and the bank’s books show more than 100000 in accommodation paper.
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Amherst, O
Amherst Savings & Banking Co
J. J. Smythe
Institute
Jacob Bats
Smythe
C. W. Miller
A. C. Krug
Major Miller
Maj. Miller
E. H. Blair
Krorse
Col Ludwig S. Connelly Named Brig. Gen. In Ohio Guards
Col Ludwig S. Connelly of Cleveland is appointed brigadier general commanding the 73rd infantry brigade of the Ohio National Guard, succeeding the late Gen. John R. McQuigg. The move shifts the 145th and 148th infantry units and promotes Lieut Col Glison D. Light to colonel of the 148th. Light has led the 37th division as adjutant since 1927.
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Columbus
Ludwig S. Connelly
Cleveland
73Rd
Ohio Nationsl Guard
John R. McQuigg
Frank D. Henderson
Connelly
145Th Infantry
14Sth
Toledo
William L. Marlin
148Th
Glison D. Light
148Th Infantry
Light
Veteran Actor Marc McDermott in coma in Glendale
Glendale doctors reported on January 3 that veteran actor Marc McDermott remains in a coma with no hope for recovery after a relapse last week. The 52 year old performer, known for stage and screen work, is in severe illness in California.
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Glendale
Calif
Marc McDermott
McDermott
Fatal Crash Near Vermilion Claims Vermilion Doctor
Dr M P Jeffery a 36 year old Vermilion physician was killed instantly when his car was struck by a New York Central passenger train at a crossing one mile west of Vermilion. He had practiced seven years and leaves a family. N D Beackus of Elyria had spoken with him about fifteen minutes earlier and said Jeffery had been very tired due to influenza rush.
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M. P. Jeffery
Vermilion
New York Central
Jeffery
N. D. Beackus
Elyria
Bolivia and Paraguay Accept Arbitration Protocol on Gran Chaco
Bolivia and Paraguay have accepted a protocol for arbitration and conciliation in the Gran Chaco border dispute. A U S backed commission from five nations will arbitrate. The Pan American conference in Washington and the League of Nations offered aid.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Washington
United States
Cuba
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Gran Checo
League of Nations
France Hit by Severe Winter Storms
Paris reports widespread deaths as southern Europe endures violent winter storms. High winds block roads and straits, with four dead in Paris and two in Lyon. Algerian steamer Cotter vessel incidents include passengers lost at sea near Marseilles.
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Paris
Europe
Lyon
Jouzart Arriner
Marseilles
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Phillips
Parmely
Bobbie Trout
Orrville Child
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Grughen
U.S
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Gol. Connelly
Bolivin Protucl
Five Nations
Franke
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