Armed citizens hunt trio after Missouri ambush killings
Springfield dispatch details a large manhunt across the Ozarks for Harry and Jennings Young and an unidentified third man after they killed Sheriff Marcel Hendrix and five other officers. Citizens aided by bloodhounds, American Legion members, and police closed in while Floyd and Charles Flosh were linked to the car.
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Springfield
Missouri Peace
Harry
Jennings Young
Ozark
Here
American Legion
Marcel Hendrix
Greene County
Paul Young
Ed Waddles
Ash Grove
Springfield- Joplin
Kansas City
Charles Flosh
B. L. Nelson
Floyd
Curtis C Burke
William
Wallace Ash
Kansas
Ralph Castner
Bowling Green
Hendrix
Young
Mark Nos
Republic
Jennings
Wiley Mashburn
Mashburn
Tony Oliver
Oliver
Sid Meadows
Ollie Crosswhite
Charles Houser
National
Frank Pike
Virgil Johnson
Oren Brown
Loreta
Venita
J. P. Young. Sher
Ohio Weather Forecast Indicates Rain Tuesday
Increasing cloudiness tonight with rain likely Tuesday, and possible late night precipitation in the extreme southwest. Warmer in the southwest tonight with generally rising temperatures and fair conditions extending through the 36 hour outlook.
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Ohio
Hoover urges immediate action on financial rehabilitation program
President Hoover appeals to Congress for rapid steps on his plan to stabilize the economy. He outlines eight key points including strengthening the Federal land bank system and creating a reconstruction finance corporation to provide credits unavailable during the downturn.
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Washington
U. P
Hoover
Congress
United States
Federal Land Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U S Deficit Tops One Billion in First Half of Year
The Treasury reports a deficit of 1,554,961,377 for the first six months of the fiscal year ending June 30 1931, contrasting with a surplus of 66,024165 at year end 1930 and noting a later deficit of over 900 million by June 30 1931.
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Washington
Jan
United States
Treasury
Pinchot Seeks Federal Aid to Feed Unemployed in Winter
Governor Gifford Pinchot told the Senate Unemployment Relief Committee that federal aid is needed this winter to feed the unemployed. He estimated payroll losses at 10 to 12 billion dollars annually and warned that wives and children suffer acute privations.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Senate Unemployment Relief Committee
Pinchot
Police baton charge disrupts mass Congress meeting in Calcutta
In Calcutta today, police with batons charged a crowd of National Congress members gathered at Mirzapur Park. The meeting was broken up and the Youth's League secretary was arrested.
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Calcutta
India
National Congress
Mirzapur Park
Youth's League
Parole Action Expected This Week on Albert Fall Case
The Federal Parole Board opened its first 1954 meeting with expected consideration this week of Albert B. Fall former Secretary of the Interior. Fall has served over five months of his sentence in a New Mexico state prison and qualified for parole last November.
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Columbus
Federal Parole Board
Albert B. Fall
Fall
New Mexico
Kirby Eligible for Parole in Cleveland Case
Josiah Kirby former head of the Cleveland Discount Company became eligible for parole today after serving time tied to the firm’s collapse. He was sentenced in Atlanta on July 13 1926.
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Cleveland, O
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Company
Atlanta
Democratic Committee files itemized payroll for 1928 HQ
The Democratic National Committee through Treasurer James W. Garnard filed with the House clerk a complete itemized payroll for its 1928 New York headquarters. The report lists warrants to every individual employed at the headquarters to counter Rep Will Wood's charges.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
James W. Gacrard
New York
Will Wood
Kentucky General Assembly Opens With Tax Relief Urged
In Frankfort on January 4 the Kentucky General Assembly began a 60 day session centered on tax relief and congressional redistricting. Governor Ruby Laffoon, newly inaugurated, pledged to outline a tax alleviation program once both houses are organized.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
General Assembly
Ruby Laffoon
Planes Search For Him But He's Save
Cincinnati officials at Lunken airport dispatched planes to search for Charles Gilbert a baker boy at Fort Thomas Kentucky after he flew home from Carrs Kentucky in a student pilot act of disobedience. He was found at his bakershop near Carrs after searchers located his airplane on a Coney Island race track. He had departed Sunday and returned to his home town.
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Cincinnati
Lunken
Charles Gilbert
Baker
Fort Thomas
Army Post
Gilbert
Carrs
Coney Island
Pilot lands on Coney Island amid airport intervention
A pilot said he landed the ship on Coney Island due to low gas. Gilbert appeared pleased before airport officers stormed the scene.
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Coney Island
Gilbert
Thirty Injured In Bus Crash Near Stovetown
Thirty persons were injured when a Great Western Stages passenger bus overturned along the Lincoln Highway a mile west of Stovetown Pa. Two passengers were seriously hurt Mrs Bressie Brown 60 of Woodbridge N J and R A Kneff of Akron Ohio with fractures and possible internal injuries. They were taken to Memorial Hospital Johnstown while the others received treatment locally.
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Stovestown
Great Western Stages
Lincoln Highway
Bressie Brown
Woodbridge
N. J
R. A. Kneff
Atlas Street
Akron
Judge Sustains Fracture Of Wrist In Car Collision
Lorain Judge W B Thompson sustained a fracture of his left wrist when his car collided with a machine driven by Marjorie Cherry of Lorain. The mishap occurred near his home on East Erie Avenue. Doctor Wait Adair treated him at St Josephs Hospital with non serious injury reported.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Marjorie Cherry
Kentucky Avenue
Lorain
Japanese Attack on Consul Under Official Reproach
Washington Jan 4 An official report to the State Department from the American Legation in Peiping condemns the attack on American Consul Culver D. Chamberlain by Japanese soldiers as without justification. Consul Myers at Mukden said he reported the incident to the Japanese Consulate and asked for severe penalties for the offenders.
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Washington
Culver D. Chamberlain
State Department
Peiping
Mukden
Myers Atd Mukden
Legation
Attack on American official sparked Japanese probe in Manchuria
In Muburden Manchuria on January 4 an American Consular official was assaulted by a Japanese armed guard. Japanese officials opened an investigation after American Consul General Myrl Scott Myers requested it following a report by Culver Bryant Chamberlain en route to Harbin to take the post. Chamberlain, an interpreter with ten years in China, tried to communicate in Chinese after showing credentials as the Consular automobile passed the station.
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Mubrden
Manchuria
Myrl Scott Myers
Culver Bryant Chamberlain
Harbin
Chamberlain
China
Man pleads not guilty in shooting case
Joseph Jordan aged 23 of West Avenue entered a not guilty plea to a charge of shooting Hollis Brown with intent to wound. Mayor W H Van Oster set bond at 1000 during the arraignment held today.
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Joseph Jordan
West Avenue
Hollis Brown
W. H. van Oster
Jordan
Taxes on Real Estate to Be Collected Early
Eight tax offices plus the Elyria treasurer will open January 11 to collect real estate and public utility taxes valued at about 190 million dollars. Personal property taxes are void under the new law. personal returns filed last April are not required. Fleld blanks for listings will be supplied by the county auditor. autos and household furnishings are exempt. The collection period is extended to January 20 with no firm promise of further extension. Tax payments may be made at additional banks in Lorain Amherst Wellington Kipton LaGrange Grafton Oberlin.
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Elyria
N. D. Backus
Lorain
City Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Amherst
Lorain County Savings and Trust Branch Bank
Wellington
First National Bank of Wellington
Kipton
Kuipton Bank Company
LaGrange
LaGrange Bank
Mansfield Mayor Announces Citywide Budget Cuts
Mansfield Ohio mayor M Lantz says the city will cut department appropriations and eliminate two departmental assistant posts as part of a broader reduction in operating expenses shared by several Ohio cities.
Elyria Fire Department Reports Best Five-Year Fire Count
Elyria’s 1931 fire record shows the fewest alarms in five years, with 181 calls, down 92 from 273 in 1930. Two large fires caused most losses, $18 000 at Broad street and West avenue and $9 000 at Brown’s Furniture House, while personnel aided at Grafton.
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Elyria
W.N. Bates
Broad Street
West Avenue
Brown's Furniture House
Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
Grafton
Alvin Shnaak
East Avenue
Report Wainwright to Resign From City Council
Paul Wainwright Sixth Ward councilman will resign at the first meeting of the new council tonight. Confirmation was not obtained due to his absence. The action reportedly stems from demands on his time, much of which will be spent outside the city, hindering city affairs. Wainwright is one of three re-elected members and qualified Saturday for the new term. If a resignation occurs the vacancy is filled by appointment by the council.
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Paul Wainwrict
Wainwright
Acton
Harvey Cheney
Committee Considers Court House Remodeling Plan
The bar association executive committee is asked to study second floor renovations to add sanitary toilets jury rooms and judge quarters. A report is expected next Monday. Health officials warn of potential court action or closure if improvements are not funded and completed.
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Court House
Executive Committee
The
Bar Association
Robert Rice
Attoney
John Nece
Samuel Deutsch
Rice
State Department of Health
F. H. Williams
Health Board
Health Department
Kahn Opposes US Move to Abandon Gold Standard
Otto Kahn head of Wahn Loeb and Company told the Senate Finance Committee investigation of foreign loans that no country action would compel the United States to leave the gold standard. The testimony covered international banking and the world financial system.
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Washington
Otto Kahn
Wahn-Loeb and Company
Wall Street
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Kahn
Murray Heads Commissioners Board After Reorganization
County Commissioner C D Murray was elected chairman of the board at the morning reorganization meeting. The position rotates yearly under the commissioners policy, with Thomas Peebles chairing in 1931 and George Rhoads in 1939. All county employees under jurisdiction were reappointed.
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C. D Murray
Murray
Thomas Peebles
George Rhoads
Laulc Haber Named To Commission By Mayor Van Oster
Reappointment of M. B. Faul haber as civil service commissioner was announced by Mayor W. H. Van Oster. The six year term keeps one seat vacant every two years. Other commissioners include M. F. Fey and Mrs. J. C. Bins.
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Laulclhaber
van Oster
M. B. Faulhaber
W. H. van Oster
M. F. Fey
J. C. Bins
Takes Position at Home for the Aged
Miss Cora Reed becomes supervising nurse in charge of Elyria Home for the Aged Health Department. She is a graduate of the Methodist Hospital Indianapolis nursing school and has twenty years of private and institutional experience including roles at Soldiers Home Marion and Mt. Sinai Hospital Cleveland. She also taught school in Marion prior to training.
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Cora Reed
Elyria
Elyria Home For the
Methodist Episcopal Training School For Nurses
Methodist Hospital of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Soldiers Home
Marion
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
First Fatality In Honolulu Outbreak
In Honolulu on January 4 a Filipino seaman Miguel Barbas, aboard the transport Meigs, was shot and killed by patrolman James Pokipala during a city wide search for escapee Davie Ivman, a second degree murder convict. Kaikapu Louis 26 was recaptured after an attack on a white woman sparked the manhunt.
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Honolulu
T. H
Miguel Barbas
Meigs
James Pokipala
Barbas
Davie Ivman
Oahu
Louis Kaikapu
Kaikapu
Court bars News Sentinel reporters from Kentucky case
Judge Henry R. Prewitt barred Knoxville News Sentinel representatives from Montgomery Circuit Court in a libel dispute ruling. Reporter John Montoux had been excluded over alleged editorial attitude, and attorney statements and the judge’s warning aimed to curb further coverage until the paper retracts libelous statements about Kentucky courts.
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MT. Sterling
Knoxville
Kentucky
Nurses' home bid dispute eyed for Thursday action
A private meeting among parties to the injunction case over building a nurses home at the county tuberculosis sanatorium suggested a potential settlement at the next building commission meeting on Thursday. Prosecutor Don W. Myers said dismissal could occur if the commission rescinds its bid advertising. The suit by Dr. C. B. Weedman of Wellington, arguing ten points against the project, spurred a long-running clash within the commission where three opposed and four supported construction.
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Building Commission
Don W. Myers
C. B. Weedman
Wellington
Commission
Merlin Broski case to be refiled for common pleas court
Prosecutor Don W. Myers said the Merlin Broski case, a Lorain count robery indictment linked to alleged criminal insanity, should move from probate to common pleas court with possible transfer to Lima State Hospital or Toledo asylum. An in courthouse clash with attorney M B Adams occurred as Myers sought custody decisions.
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Merlin Broski
Toledo
Broski
Myers
Common Pleas Court
Adams
Clarence Adams
Lima
Schools Resume After Holiday Break in Elyria and Lorain County
School bells rang to start 1932 for 5,900 Elyria city students and 7,000 Lorain County pupils, ending an 11 day city vacation and a 10 day county vacation that began December 24.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Elyria City
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Harry K. Rogers
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