Senate panel approves repeal plan with dry-state protections
Washington January 5 The senate judiciary subcommittee approved repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with protections for dry states and saloon prohibition. The measure now goes to the full Judiciary Committee for consideration, though a two thirds vote remains a hurdle.
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Washington
Blaine
Senate Judiciary
Blaing
Senate
Norris
Judiciary Committee
Wis
Hebert
Borah
Ida
Dill
Dem
Wash
Walsh
Mont
Full
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
House
United States
Man Released on Bond After Reckless Driving Charge
John Strasko of 1690 East 30th street pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and was released on a $100 bond after arraignment in justice court yesterday. A warrant was sworn by Dr. L B Warren of Lorain following a collision on West River road on January 1.
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John Strasko
East 30Th Street
Justice Court
Strasko
L. B. Warren
Lorain
West River Road
Foremen's Club to Meet in January for Plans and New Officers
January 29 meeting of the Elyria Foremen's Club will be set by the executive committee this week. New officers elected last month will be inaugurated for the coming year. Arrangements will be made to obtain a speaker and plan entertainment.
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Foremen's Club
Elyria Foremen's Club
Weather Forecast Turn Cooler With Near Freezing Night
Fall and colder today with temperatures near the freezing mark. Warmer tomorrow as conditions shift and the chill eases.
Train Hits Truck Kill Two Farmers and Twenty Hogs
Two farmers from Rossville were killed at a grade crossing in Shelby Ohio when their truck was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train. The victims were R A Rooles, 35, and Raymond O Gorby, 37. They were hauling thirty hogs to an Akron market. twenty hogs also died.
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Shelby
Dan
Baltimore and Ohio
R.A. Rooles
Raymond O. Gorby
Rossville
Akron
Roosevelt and Leaders Meet on Farm Relief and Beer Legislation
President elect Roosevelt and Congressional leaders convene in New York to push speedy action on farm relief and beer legislation and to discuss governmental economics. Speaker John N. Garner leads the Democratic contingent and will become vice president March 4.
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Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
White House
Federal Economy Bill proposes ten percent federal worker cut
Washington January 5 a subcommittee reported to the senate appropriations committee an economy bill data showing a ten percent salary cut for all federal workers to save about thirty million dollars beyond the present economy act.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Republicans Attack Roosevelts Domestic Allotment Plan
The House opened debate on the Roosevelts domestic allotment plan to add 1 billion dollars yearly to farm income. Republican speakers denounced the measure as hastily prepared and ill considered during the bitter partisan opening remarks.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
House
Pomona Grange to Install Fourteen Lorain County Officers
Fourteen officers of the Lorain County Pomona Grange will be installed at the I C O F Hall in Gratton on Saturday. The open installation will draw Grange members from across the county as the two year term begins. The master will be Frank Eldred of Carlisle Grange succeeding Carl Dramm of Elyria Township.
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Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Gratton
Grange
Frank Eldred
Carlisle Grange
Carl Dramm
Elyria Township
E. Brandt
North Ridgeville
Merton Coe
North Ridgeville Grange
J. Rothe
Henrietta Grange
M. Fullmer
North Eaton Grange
Earl Easterday
Huntington
George Knittle
Hickory Tree Grange
Mildred Witbeck
Grafton
O. EB. Dirlam
Therese Weber
Wellington
J. H. Penfound
Besa Smith
North Elyria
Pomona
Helen Bower
Penfield
Flora
L. Stranahan
Old Glory Grange
Darius Holcomb
la Grange
City to Finish Sewer Project in 1929 Upgrade
City Engineer J. M. Powell announced the final stages of the $900000 sewer project begun in 1928. The Water street ejector station project,成本 $25000, will connect several streets to the trunk sewer and river disposal plant. A second ejector at Tannery Street will serve a nearby area, with minor later improvements planned.
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J. M. Powell
Water Street
West Broad Street
Tannery Street
West River Street
Powell
311 Arrests By Local Police In 1932
Local police records show 311 arrests in 1932 with intoxication charges at 99 and liquor violations at 35. Most offenses were minor infractions with small fines, one manslaughter charge, 15 women arrested for minor offenses, peak arrests in September at 34, and December with 18. Fines totaled about 4500, down from 7650 in 1931.
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Petit
Pete
Men's Club Postpones Chaplain Talk to Next Week
The January meeting of the Men's Club at the First Congregational Church is postponed to Thursday evening next week. Rev. W. K. Mackey, chaplain of the Mansfield Reformatory, will speak at a 6:30 p.m. dinner gathering.
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The
First, Congregational Church
W. K. Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
Labor leaders push five day thirty hour week plan
President William Green testifies before a Senate judiciary sub committee on enforcing a five day thirty hour work week. He warns that employers resist and labor may strike to force adoption, arguing mechanization and unemployment require universal shorter hours.
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Washington
Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Judiciary
Green
Norris
Suspected Bank Robber Escapes from Erie County Jail
Hugo Wallendock, 33, of Buffalo New York, remains at large after sawing bars from a small window to flee Erie county jail. He faces trial for alleged participation in the Milan Banking Company robbery on November 12. He was captured by a crowd during the attempted escape and beaten into unconsciousness.
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Sandusky, O
Hugo Wallendock
Buffalo
Erie County
Milan Banking Company
County Cuts Lorain Prosecutor Salary Share
Lorain County commissioners reduced the county’s portion of the prosecutor Walter R. Harlan’s salary from 1200 to 750 dollars a year. The county previously paid half of a 2400 dollar total, with Lorain contributing the other half. Commissioner Harry Shaw found state cases made up about 20 percent of total cases and argued the county should pay only for prosecutions of state matters.
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Lorain
Walter R. Harlan
Harry Shaw
Shaw
Gariss pleads not guilty in grand larceny case
Addie Gariss of Rochester pleads not guilty to grand larceny for allegedly stealing 350 dollars from George King. Bond set at 1000. he remains in county jail. Trial set for Friday at 3 p.m. King says the money came from the State Industrial Commission for an injury. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman arrested Gariss after King’s complaint.
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Addie Gariss
Rochester
George King
Joseph Petro
Gariss
Paul Chapman
King
State Industrial Commission
Gaines
Deputies to Wear Uniforms for Highway Service
Sheriff Clarence Dick announced that from February 1 four deputies will wear uniforms for general highway service. He said plainclothes deputies at night deter motorists from stopping after wrecks. The uniformed deputies are William Holat Joseph Wooding Sam Provenxa and Edmund Monroe.
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Clarence Dick
General Highway Service
William Holat
Joseph Wooding
Sam Provenxa
Edmund Monroe
Elyria Township Tax League to Elect Officers Friday
Elyria Township Tax League will meet at Lake Avenue School Friday at 8 p m to elect officers for the year Mrs Edward Burrell secretary announces Wesley Grills Lorain city solicitor will speak on tax problems at the meeting
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Elyria Township Tax League
Elyria
Death of Former President Calvin Coolidge in Massachusetts
Calvi n Coolidge former U S president died at his Northampton home at 12 45 PM death attributed to heart disease He was 60 and had lived in retirement at The Beeches since leaving the White House His health had not raised concerns previously He died after a morning at work with his secretary and was found by Mrs Coolidge in the bedroom The news recalls Coolidge’s ascent from a New England small town to the presidency and his reputation for thrift discipline and common sense The obituary notes his oath of office in 1923 and describes his simple unpretentious life and enduring contrasts with other presidents The report also recounts his birth on July 4 1872 in Plymouth New Hampshire and his Amherst College education
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Mass
U.P
Calvin Coolidge
United States
White House
Coolidge
New England
Plymouth
N. H
Green Mountains
Amherst College
Harry Ross
Beeches
Calvin Coolidgs
Boston
Warren G. Harding
Vermont
Col
John Coolidge
Harding
Pacific
President Harding
President Coolidge
Cab Vin Coolidge
Fice
America
Pilgrims
Cossiére
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