Royal marriage unites Italian and Belgian thrones in Rome
In the Fantine chapel at the Quirinal palace Princess Marie Jose of Belgium and Crown Prince Humbert of Italy wed in a glittering ceremony. 40,000 subjects cheered outside as a royal procession, filled with kings, queens, princes and dignitaries from across Europe, escorted the bride and groom to the altar.
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Rome
Italy
Belgium
Marie Jose
United Kingdom
Marie José
Albert
Helen
Humbert
Kha
Victor Emmanuel
Elizabeth
Boris
Bulgari
Moraco
Grand Duuchess
Luxembourg
Luk
Brabant
Count
Avon Farm Bureau Elects Officers for 1930 Meeting
Avon Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at the Avon town hall selecting officers for 1930 William Bomimer was elected chairman and Dean Bliss chosen secretary A committee of Wilson Jameson and T H Chester was formed to work with County Extension Agent Horton B Alger on plans for a vegetable show to be held in Avon in March Motion pictures were shown by Alger at the meeting.
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Avon Farm Bureau
Avon Town Hall
William Bomimer
Dean Bliss
Wilson Jameson
Tt. H. Chester
Horton B. Alger
Avon March
Alger
Elyria urged to boost fire protection as insurance rates rise
A Elyria Chamber of Commerce letter to city officials warns that fire insurance rates are high and will rise further unless major fire protection upgrades are made. It calls for stronger fire fighting forces, improved water mains and piping, automatic alarm systems, and stricter building laws to prevent higher premiums.
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Elyria
Police and Pire Committee of Council
Keria
T. Eb. Sellers
Ohio Inspection Bureau
States
Sellers
Seller
Council seeks full probe of Elyria police amid discontent
In a 1930 council meeting unrest over police conduct surfaced with calls for a thorough investigation. Councilman Stevens urged an in depth report on Sunday gun disarming incidents and a prisoner left unguarded, warning about future safety and funding implications. The mayor said officials learned of events only informally and asked safety director Eidt to pursue action with the chief of police.
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Elyria
James A. Hewitt
John N. Edt
Harry Redington
Myron Jones
Anna Kennedy
Clarence C. Tiocke
City Hall
George Stevens
Toledo State Hospital
Lane
Shevens
Third Ward
Stevens
Eidt
Hewitt
Council
Bidt
Cornell Myron Jones
Police and Fire Com
Wilford Re elected Park Board President and Secretaries
Wilford was re elected president of the City Park Board at a meeting last night Agnes Diedrich was re elected secretary a post she has held for the decade The board also decided to employ all park employees for 12 month periods previously only the warden and warden were employed over winter months Tom Monroe is park warden with Johnny Madhock as assistant The first helper Tom Ryan nightwatchman and patrolman Ed Martin and Henry Joyce custodian at Ely Park are affected by the rule No 2 continued on Page 2
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Ed Martin
Henry Joyce
Ely Park
When Claude Spicer Aged 21 Worked for Harrison Williams
Claude Spicer, then 21, worked for Harrison Williams, a New York utilities magnate, making juvenile bicycles at Fay company. After three years he joined Cleveland Southwestern Railway for 18 years, later selling advertising and farming. He is married with one son, living on a 40‑acre farm at stop 62 Cleveland Road.
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Claude Spicer
Harrison Williams
Plultimillionaire Public Uffilties
New York
Spicer
Fay Company
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Cleveland Road
Snook Rehearing Denied in Ohio Murder Case
Columbus Jan 8 The Ohio Supreme Court denied a rehearing to Dr James Howard Snook former Ohio State University professor sentenced to die Jan 31 for the murder of his co-ed sweetheart Theora Hix The court had previously refused to review Snook's appeal and his remaining options are US Supreme Court review or clemency Governor Cooper indicated clemency would be denied.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
James Howard Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Hix
Snook
U. S. Supreme Court
Cooper
Council Organizes For Year With Two New Members
The council organized for the year with Clarence C. Locke and Paul Wat Wright present. George Stark was elected president pro tem and Harvey Cheney was reappointed city clerk. George Richwine named committees on Finance, Buildings, Streets, Sewers, Light, Fire, Parks, Streets and Railroads, and Gas, with Stark, Kennedy, Stevens, Jones, Kohn, Wainwright, Locke, and Jocke as members. The session began at 8 o'clock and continued tonight until 7:30.
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Clarence C. Locke
Paul Watwright
George Stark
Harvey Cheney
George Richwine
Stark
Kennedy
Stevens
Jones
Kohn
Wainwright
Locke
Kenedy
Jocke
Parka
Gas
Worst January Flood Buries City Basements
The mayor said the worst January flood in years inundated hundreds of basements citywide. Streets including Oxford and Rengon avenues East Broad Oak and Spruce streets and Woodland avenue were severely flooded. Floodwaters threatened schools and forced residents to seek relief as the Hlark river ran high. East avenue remained clear due to improved storm outlets. A cold snap was expected but did not arrive.
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James A. Hewitt
Oxford
Rengon Avenue
East Broad
Oak and Spruce
Woodland Avenue
Ciidren
Hlark
East Avenue
City Service Department
Noted Chicago tenor to perform at Kiwanis meeting
George Dibble, Chicago tenor, appears in special meetings this week at the Baptist Church and will take part in the Kiwanis club program at Hotel Newell on Thursday.
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George Dibble
Chicago
The
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
Man bitten by police dog on Columbus street
W. J. Whisler of 497 East Exchange street Akron was attacked by a German police dog while walking on Columbus street. Gust:
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Columbus Street
W. J. Whisler
East Exchange Street
Akron
Naval conference push for world peace loom over delegates
Washington anxious as American delegates prepare to sail for London for the naval conference. Hoover warns the talks could shape world peace while Britain and the United States press for armament limitations. Delegates and staff aboard the George Washington head to Hoboken then Plymouth, with hopes of easing naval costs and curbing battleship numbers amid tensions with France. Koehn, dog owner, tells police he will keep the animal tied up in the future.
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Washington
Jan
High Seas
London
Hoover
Great Britain
United States
France
Geneva
Britain
George Washington
Hoboken
Plymouth
Yondon
Koehn
Winter in an Ugly Mood in the West
Winter’s uglier moods bring hardship across central and western regions with deep snow and subzero cold. Motorists stranded as Colorado sees heavy snowfall, Montana reports 40 below, and Utah through the Great Lakes region experiences frigid conditions while the East stays milder.
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Chicago
Pacific Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Great Lakes
California
Colorado
Glasgow
Mont
Miles City
Denver
Lin
President And Mrs Hoover Lead Brilliant Social Season
President and Mrs Hoover head Washington society in a bustling social season with White House dinners and evening receptions beginning tomorrow. Chief Justice Taft's hospitalization tempers events while Mrs Hoover recovers at the White House. the calendar includes judiciary, congressional, and diplomatic gatherings through March, with others including Vice President Curtis and Mrs Gann hosting events and Mr Hoover attending at Curtis and Congressional Club venues.
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Washington, Jan
Hoover
Washington
White House
Sloover
Taft
Honaver
Joel T. Boone
Curtis
Edward Everett Gann
Mayflower
Congressional Club
Patrick J. Hurley
Curtis Ninner
Hurley
Gant
Flood Imminent as Buck Creek and Mad River Rise
Springfield braces for flood as unseasonal rains surge Buck Creek and Mad River. Mad River overflows near Dayton Pike and Valley Pike while Buck Creek nears banks after last fall’s inundation. Lifeboats distributed at vantage points. several roads flooded and Springfield’s business district affected.
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Springfield
Tulletin
Dayton
St. Paris
Cleveland Gun Fiend Attacks Girl. Police Seek Suspect
A youth attempted a brutal assault on Misa Hilda Matuska in Cleveland as police search for the gun fiend blamed for shooting three women and assaulting another. The assailant dragged Matuska into a field, then fled as police arrived. She described a about 20 year old, dark, 3 feet 6 inches tall, in a long brown overcoat. Mayor Hewitt to confer with City Solicitor on safety department matters.
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Cleveland
Comic City
Cleveland, Jan
Misa Hilda Matuska
Miss Matuska
Hilda Muatuska
Misa Matuska
Ccit
Lorain Gunmen Fire On Car In Lorain Attempted Hit
A Lorain gangland shooting aimed at an ex-lover turning informer rattled a sedan near Vermilion after federal officers escorted a target from Sandusky. Bullets shattered the vehicle and wounded occupants. one man sustained a hand cut from flying glass. Police vow strong steps to curb escalating gang violence.
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Chicago
Lorain
Sipers
Pigman
Sandusky
Vermilion
Jie
Sherif’s Department
Lorain County
Tt Ly
Anea Elects Officers at Greek American Lodge Meeting
Officers for the coming year were elected by Miaffia and Lorain Chapter 144 of the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association during their convention at Marcabees Hall. Elected were Pappas president Jonas vice president Thomas Mihalis secretary and P Jiras treasurer. four governors were Tender Thomson Rekas and Heros. Public installation set for 2 p m Sunday at the Elks hall with Achillis Catsonis supreme secretary from Washington and former Supreme Governor Pep pas from Cleveland as installing officers and speakers. Delegations from neighboring chapters and Elyria Lorain citizens invited. In Pittsfield Russia Farmers Institute Glenn Hobbs was chosen chair man with Darton secretary Mary Saxton and McRobberts acting as assistant secretary.
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Miaffia and Lorain
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Associalium
Marcabees Hall
Pappas
Jonas
Thomas Mihalis
P. Jiras
P. Tender
J. Thomson
Theodore Rekas
G. Heros
Elks
Toh
Association
Achillis Catsonis
Supreme Secretary of
The
Order
Washington
Supreme
Philip D. Peppas
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Prison riot at Toledo workhouse ends in death and injuries
A Toledo workhouse riot left one prisoner dead and several others wounded. Guards report James Henderson fired a service pistol during a melee in the bullpen as prisoners hurled cuspidors and improvised weapons amid a chaotic brawl. George Morton, 70 days into a suspicious person sentence, was killed by a stray bullet.
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Toledo
Whitehouse
George Morton
James Henderson
Joe Marina
Henderson
Marina
Morton
Marino
Liquor Runners Thrive On Dark Moon
NEW LONDON January 8 The coast guard reports about 150 ships smuggling liquor into the United States rise in activity during dark moon phases. Rum running peaks in the new and full moons and subsides as the moon approaches the bright quarters.
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New London
United States
Coast Guard
Tl. H. Wolf
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Wan
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Sheriff
ANEPA
Glenn Hobbs
Pittsfield-Russia Farmers’ Institute
Ares UW
Darton
Chae Mar
Mary Saxton
Xo Vetary
Os Cae McRobberts
Coteesy Aeotg
Broad Street
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