Elyria Tax Collection Delayed Until February 19
Elyria and four large tax units in Lorain County will not begin collection until January. County Treasurer Arthur Waters announced a February 19 extension for tax payments in these districts, with others allowed to pay immediately. The delay follows last year’s revaluation and earlier extensions approved by the county commissioners.
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Elyria
Lorain
Snefield
Arthur Waters
Waters
Sheffell Township
W. B. Hichmond
D. Murray
George Rhoads
Fall Ill Gage Washington Case Postponed
In the Fall-Sinclair conspiracy case the trial postponement to early spring is discussed. Albert A. Fall’s health is cited as a reason with government advocate Atlee Pomerene urging an earlier date or separation of cases if ready. Defense counsel Mark B Thompson and Harry F Sinclair’s attorney Martin Little calm dispute over scheduling and next steps.
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Washington
Jan
Sinclair
Interior
Albert A. Fall
Fall
Wasmeton
Atlee Pomerene
Mark B Thompson
Sall
Editor Hurls Charges Oklahoma Editor Says Money Shaped Senate
Oklahoma City January 4. An editorial in the Oklahoma City News accuses a large money transaction of influencing a state senate adjournment and delaying impeachment charges against Governor Harry by Johnston. Carl Magee claims more than 100000 was paid to influence the proceedings and names three funding sources. Officials did not comment.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Senate
House
Harry
Johnston
Carl Magee
O&lahoma City News
Magee
Congress Today Deliberates On Key Budget, Inquiry, and Bills
The House debates the state justice labor and commerce department appropriation bill as naval affairs probes Magruder charges. The irrigation committee continues Joulder Dam hearings while the Senate takes up Senator McMaster's rereduction resolution and the commerce committee weighs whipping bills.
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HOUSE
State, Justice, Labor and Commerce Department
Naval Affairs Committee
Old Docket Hooks Raised By Judge At New Court Term
Judge A R Webber addressed the Jorain court founders at the opening of the new term noting many old cases linger on the bar docket. He cited Baillot J C Jackson’s report that one case had remained nineteen terms and another twenty five terms.
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Jorain Courty Atformers
A. R. Webber
Webber
Baillot J. C. Jackson
Myron Herrick Honored At Wellington Library Gift
Wellington receives a bronze tablet marking the site of the Oberlin Wellington Rescue Case as the Kiwanis Club honors Myron T. Herrick for funding a library to his parents Timothy R. Herrick and Mary Halbert Herrick. The library stands on the historic Am erican House site.
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Wellington
Isome
Myron T. Herrick
Suz Linn
T. Herrick
Timothy R. Terrick
Mary Halbert Verrick
Werilington
Oberlin - Weilington
Tsas
Grand Jury to Examine Over 40 Transcripts Tuesday
More than forty transcripts from lower courts and a few original cases will be reviewed when the county grand jury opens its session Tuesday January 10. County Prosecutor Howard R Butler announced there are no serious offenses planned for investigation this time. Chicken stealing burglary and robbery are the docket's most serious items.
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Jant County
Howard R. Butler
Butler
Pioneer Anna Rausch Dies at 93 in Marysville
Marysville notes the death of Anna Barbara Rausch aged 93 a pioneer of the area at her home She leaves five sons four daughters 74 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren in the obituary recorded from the community dated January 9.
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Marysville
Anna Barbara Rausch
Man Accidental Death After Paper Roll Fatality
Solomon M. Lertzman of 105 Gricecourt was fatally injured Saturday afternoon at the P. L. S. Produce Co. 549 East Bridge Street when a 25 pound roll of paper struck him from a truck load. He died at 7 34 p m in hospital four hours after the accident. Coroner Myles Perry ruled the death accidental. He is survived by his father Menashe his wife Rang and one son and one daughter. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 oclock at the Jewish cemetery.
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P. L.L
Bath Street
Toor Manzo
Fast
Broad Street
Manzo
Davis
Lorain
Elyria
Lertzman
Swertzman
Myles Perry
Embankments Strengthened Along the Thames in Anxiety
Jan. embankments along the Thames were strengthened to curb a repeat of the flood that swept London Saturday and Sunday. Barricades shielded areas as the river rose higher than before, with fifteen killed. No overflows reported to 3 idar, but residents along the river remained displaced until high tide receded this morning.
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London
Thames
Sundar
3Idar
Dayton Man Believed Slain By Yeggs
DAYTON Ohio January authorities say Edward Biddie thirty was found dead at his home and police believe he was killed in a robbery by burglars who later robbed the next door Girdie confectionery. His body lay tangled at the foot of a stairway and officers say he was beaten bound and dragged by intruders. The confectionery was robbed of an undetermined amount of money.
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Dayton
Edward Biddie
Biddie
Alain
Girdie
Lieut Col John Bingham Veteran Dies in Columbus
Lieut Col John Bingham 62 of Columbus Ohio died at his home after a lingering illness. He served over 38 years with the state National Guard and was in charge of property and disbursing at the adjutant general’s office. A Spanish American War veteran also served on the Mexican border. A military funeral will be held there Wednesday.
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Bingham
Columbus. O
John Bingham
State Adjutant General’s Department
State National Guard
LA. 5
Adjutant General's Office
Tie
New Court Term Opens with Judges Webber Thompson
A new term of the county common pleas court began with Judge A. R. Webber in charge of criminal and equity work and Judge W. B. Thompson handling civil work. Thompson, returning after an earlier car accident, sat on the bench with Webber as a new rule was approved requiring a monthly call on defaulted or long-unserved equity cases to enter default judgments or grant leave to sue.
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Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Thompson
Court House
Webber
Bar Association
Sasigbment
Sony City Council Set To Convene After Fire Delays
An adjourned city council meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the council chamber. The main item is the salary appropriation ordinance to prevent next payday salary gaps. Other potential actions include the Cleveland Southwestern and Logantas franchise ordinances and the Green Line eight cent fare request.
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Cleveland, Southwestern
Logantas Co
Street and Steam Railways Committee
Harrer Cheney
Green Line
Raymond Cross
Time expires in Farmer case against Lorain County
The filing period in Adelaide Farmer of Cleveland versus Lorain County for 59000 pounds in damages has expired. Attorneys have not submitted documents to the court of appeals, and the case appears to be dropped and will not proceed further.
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Adelaide Farmer
Cleveland
Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Miss Farmer
Court of Appeals
Dense fog cloaks city as motorists use lights early
Ehtia was veiled in heavy fog on Sunday and this morning. The fog thickest late Sunday afternoon and drivers used headlights earlier than usual. No accidents were reported as fog prompted extra precautions by motorists and streetcar crews. Fewer vehicles than normal traveled highways as residents stayed home.
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Ehtia
Elyriana
Cheerr Fresides
Dense fog disrupts Cleveland traffic and services
Dense fog blanketed Cleveland today hindering movement across the city. Two accidents were blamed on the murky conditions. Mail service east and west of Cleveland Way was at a standstill and not expected to resume until air clears.
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Cleveland
Jan
Afr
Ohio Coal Operators to Meet on Strike Proposal
Columbus officials schedule a 1 pm meeting of Ohio Coal Operators Association directors to respond to Governor Donahey’s request for a operators and union officials conference January 16 aimed at ending the coal strike. Local operators indicate possible refusal, while miners’ District President Lee Hall moves to file an acceptance.
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Columbus
Ohio Coal Operators Association
Donahey
Washington
Davis
S. Ht. Robbins
Cleveland
Lee Hall
Jacckson‘ville
Elevator Breaks Free From Jail Guards in Chicago
Five blanket suspects using a homemade blackjack and a cigarette case pistol staged a daring elevator escape in the Cook County jail. They seized the elevator and rode it between floors for several minutes seeking an unguarded exit but failed to reach freedom.
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Chicago
Cook Coastal
Hbertr
Democrats Rally Around Jackson Day Dinners
Democrats plan Jackson Day dinners nationwide to spark the presidential campaign. Senator James A. Reed will speak at the Philadelphia dinner with Atlantic City hosting a prior event. The national festivities culminate Thursday with party leaders gathering for the first time since the 1924 Madison Square Garden episode.
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Washington
Jan
Philadelphia
James A. Reed
Missouri
Kermote
Atlantic City
al Smith
New York
Madison’ Square Garden
Andrew Jackson
Rotarians to Hold Stock-Taking Meeting in Elyria
Elyria Rotary Club will hold the annual stock-taking meeting tomorrow at noon in the Neel hotel. The event emphasizes Fellowship and Classification Committees and aims for 100 percent attendance in 1528.
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Elyria Hotary Club
Neel Hotel
Rotary
Prisoner Meal Cost Reported at Fourteen Cents Each
Sheriff G. Mathews stated the county jail fed prisoners at fourteen cents per meal in December. The tally shows two chicken meals were served that month. Under the new system, meals are supplied at cost by private vendors, replacing the old one cent per day per prisoner provision.
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Sherif’ &. G. Mathews
Sherif Mathews
Marines Embark for Nicaragua From San Diego Port
The Nitro sails with 465 Marines and 21 officers toward Nicaragua to reinforce the expedition against Sandino. Reinforcements total 2,484 marines, with groups from Charleston and San Diego heading to Corinto and Bluefields. General Logan Feland commands the multinational force.
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San Diego
Cal
U. S
Nitro
Nicaragua
Washington
Jan
Augestino Sandino
Charleston
Trenton
Haleigh
Milwaukee
Atlantic
Brampton
Roads
Corinto
Pacific
Hampton Roads
Bluefields
Logan Feland
Sandino
Two Prisoners Recaptured After Ohio Penitentiary Escape
Burton Carter of Darke County and James Seali of Montgomery County, escapees from the Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus, were recaptured near the business district after scaling a wall. They wore prison uniforms and blankets during the escape, and officers fired four shots but did not prevent capture. Carter had prior riot injuries and escape attempts.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Burton Carter
Darke
James Seali
Montgomery
Weldemeyer
Marberry
Carter
Scott
Memini
Bill Whipp
Senate Democrats oppose private probe into $4 disaster
Democrats in the Senate Naval Committee denounce President Coolidge’s plan for a private commission to investigate the disaster. They call for a congressional committee instead and take no action on the House passed resolution. Senators Walsh, King, and Swanson urge congressional oversight. The committee adjourned to Thursday to revisit the measure.
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Washington
Jan
Senate Naval Committee
Coolidge
War Department
House
Walsh
Maas
King
Utah
Swanson
Virginia
Youth Killed by Watchman at Enzies Rink Near Middletown
Wiles Wells, 17, of Hamilton, was shot and killed at the Enzies side skating rink near Middletown Ohio by night watchman Craig who fired after seeing Wells and two companions allegedly breaking into the rink office. Wells was hit in the chest while his companions fled in a suspected stolen car.
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Middletown
Wiles Wells
Hamilton
Enxies
Craig
Weils
Grand Master Honored by Ohio Odd Fellows at Oberlin
Ohio Odd Fellows headquarters at Oberlin hosted a ceremony honoring Grand Master Sum mers with the Grand Decoration for Chivalry. Delegations from across the state attended the 3 PM service at Finney chapel, followed by dances and refreshments at Odd Fellows Hall on South Main Street.
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Odd Fellows
Ohio
Oberlin
Co. KR. Summers
State
Finney Chapel
Odd Fellows Hall
South Mata Jaireet
Explosion Traps About 109 Miners at Peabody Mine
An explosion at the Peabody Coal Company mine two miles northeast of West Frankfort Illinois traps about 109 miners. Rescue crews from Benton and nearby areas work relay shifts to reach those inside as officials seek exact death toll and number of workers in the affected section. The mine lies in a coal district that recently resumed operations amid regional disputes over a related project.
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West Frankfort
Pansbody Coal Company
Here
Lia.m
Foer
Taakiller
Picaic
Mont
George Watkins
Benton
Ilinois
Peabody
Peabody Mine
Jong
Ahatoeern de
Tragic kerosene blast kills infant in Giltown home
Betty, 11 months, daughter of Frank Jerome, 28, died in a kerosene explosion at their Giltown residence. Jerome, who tried to rescue the child, was buried and remains in critical condition. doctors say his recovery is unlikely. The blast started when two oil cans near the kitchen store ignited.
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Giltown
Betty
Frank Jerome
Jerome
Lindbergh Lands Spirit of St. Louis in Panama City
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh completes a Central American tour landing the Spirit of St. Louis at 1 50 p m EST in Panama City after flying from Costa Rica. Crowds greet the aviator who toured seven capitals in the region.
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Panama City
Charles A. Linbergh
Cota Rica
Broucht
Spirit of
Elsina Board of Trade to Meet Thursday Evening
The January membership meeting of the Elsina Board of Trade is set for next Thursday at 6 13 PM in the Newell Hotel. The principal speaker will be T O Keanedy, vice president and general manager of the Ohio Publi Co, with arrangements for attendees to reserve seating.
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Elsina Board of Trade
Newell
T. O. Keanedy
Ohio Publi Co
Board of Trade Ofice
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