Hospital seeks city aid and bond reform for Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial hospital requests a four thousand dollar increase in city support and a broader hospital city agreement. Officials note city funds cover about seven percent of needs, far below peers, and warn against rising costs while patients waver on payments. The board cites past financial losses, threatened building repairs, and potential bond needs to modernize the facility.
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Etyrigg Memorial Hospital
Ly Che Hospital
Mraeins
Eny
Robert Lereen
T Lo Manse
Alex Altfeld
Jorma Ro
Wennix Hospital
Elyria Hospital
Meise
Tai
Wannir
Toe
Pest Seter Vewirs
Vo Elsvia
Moise
Bisrut Memorial Hospital
Ministers to Speak Here Thursday
Rev. Wo Van Gilder of Central Font Columbus and Rev GG Griffith of Emmanuel Baptist Toledo will give brief addresses at the First Baptist Church auditorium on Thursday at 2 PM. A large audience is expected to hear the notable speakers at the meeting.
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WO. van Gilder
Central Fha
Curch of
Columbus
GG Griffith.astor
Emmanuel Baptist Church of
Toledo
First Baptist Church
Senate Debates Tariff and Teapot Dome Hearings Move Forward
Senate continues McMaster tariff debate as committees open hearings on the Columbia Basin project and Teapot Dome. Foreign relations and interstate commerce push executive sessions and railroad consolidation probes while agriculture tackles Capper-Tindher. Navy budget, flood control, and 1930 census provisions also receive committee attention.
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United Press Senate
Columbia Basin
Public Lands Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Agriculture Committee
Commerce, Labor and Justice
Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Wilbur
Wea
Boulder Dam
Governor declines clemency in Ruth Spyder and Judd Gray case
Governor Alfred E. Smith refuses executive clemency for Ruth Spyder and Henry Judd Gray, confirming a deliberate and premeditated murder conviction. The text notes the impending executions and the court of appeals' unanimous affirmation of the verdicts. It mentions Mrs. Snyder and estate issues, but centers on clemency denial and legal process.
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New York
Alfred FE Smith
Ruth Saider
Henri Judd Gras
Rick Brown Saider
Henry Judd Grax
Court of Appeals
Rhia
Justics
Fear of Clubmen in Toledo Spurs Citywide Alarm
In Toledo on January 1 three women reported being attacked by a man armed with a club near their homes. The third victim, Thelma Miller, 24, suffered a frightful seizure of nerves after the assault, while neighbors aided two other women and police sought suspects. Authorities recall a prior spike in similar violence about fifteen months ago.
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Toledo
Bere Fodar
Wwe
Niga c Vwo
Mre Thelma Miller
Waz
Moe Miller
Fire damages steamship Doar Line in Jersey City
Fire early today caused heavy damage to the Doar Line steamship in Jersey City New Jersey. President Polkwich had just docked after a world trip. the vessel was loaded with cargo from Singapore awaiting a call to Boston. Fireboats from New York and nearby rail lines conducted the rescue.
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Jersey City
N J
Jann
Doar Line
Polkwich
Singapore
Tiger Por
Boston
New York
Last Hours Before Electric Chair Execution At Ossining
Ruth Brown Snyder and Henry Judd Gray faced the night before their scheduled execution. The electric chair was tested and awaiting final arrangement as officials prepared for the pair to die. Authorities refused governor intervention and inmates awaited their fate with little hope.
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Ossining
Ruth Brown Surderly
Henry Judd Gray
Smith
Lawes
Gray
Samuel L. Miller
Mre Snider
Albert Snyder
Graf
Young Lorain Woman Reported Missing After Phone Call
A Lorain woman identified as Dore, 22, was reported missing Monday after her husband said a caller claimed she wanted to return home but was dragged away from a doorway before speaking further. Police were notified at 2252 Erie Ave. by the husband, who described the incident and ongoing concerns for her safety.
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Lorain
Jax
Fior
Dore
Ad Brancets
Inc
Eldnueppee
Wmtsa
Erie Ave
Donaher Pushes Conference as Ohio Coal Talks Break
Governor Donaher to press for a conference of miners officials and coal operators after the Ohio Coal Operators Association formally declined the January 16 meeting. Union leaders signaled will attend, while operators cited disruption to non union mines and questioned the relevance of talks amid ongoing wage disputes and Ohio production.
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Columbus
Donaher
Ohio
Wich
State House
Jacksonville
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers
Pari x
United Mine Workers of America
Strife in Democrats Over 1928 Convention Nomination
Washington politicians clash over the 1928 Democratic convention as factions vie for Smith or alternate nominees. Col Callahan and Sen Heflin attack Gov. Al Smith while Wisconsin pledges to Smith none of its 26 votes. Smith boosters target Cleveland as a preferred convention site amid internal party tensions.
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Washington
Janu
National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
Ilefha
Alabama
Patrick H. Callahan
Louisville
al Sino
New York
Callahan
Ikke Smith
Smith
League
John “M
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Cleveland
Miami
Chicago
Hickman defi ant in cell as detectives seek third murder link
In Los Angeles on January 11 Ed ward Hickman remained defi ant in his cell. Detectives said he may be connected to the Miles killing and to the Parker and d rugstore murders while alienists studied him. Witnesses linked Hickman to the Mills case, and a women’s group urged the death penalty.
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Los Angeles
Edward Hickman
Alreary
Marion Parker
Ivv Thom
Dru Eist
Hickman
A V. Miles
Miles
Harvey Lesher
Phil Rohan
Mike Garvey
Roberta Scriver
Mills
EH Wailiams
Victor Parkin
P M. Bowers
Benjamin Blank
Thor
District Attorney’s
Women of
Wilbur Outlines Naval Building Program for U S Navy
Secretary Wilbur unveiled an $80 million five year starter plan for immediate navy needs and urged a 20 year program to build 25 cruisers, submarines, destroyers, and five aircraft carriers with a goal of maintaining competitive naval strength and protecting Atlantic commerce. He urged a broader national defense build up to meet rising threats and serve as a model for allied defense.
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Washington
Navy
Wilber
Congress
Natonal
Irelan
House Naval Affairs Committee
Pine «Etrayer
Orvasera
Gram
Wilbur
SouTt
Wasvieston Armauenat
Gosesa
Mage
Erissis
Iarless
Inmet
Criser
Rhe Jracr
Ola Wawers
Weil
Cooirise
Senate probes Teapot Dome scandal step widens
Investigators say they will reveal another major chapter in the Teapot Dome case. They question John D Rockefeller Jr and others as to who profited from the Trading company linked to the affair. Bond records and treasury help may identify suspects while witnesses flee or die.
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Washingston
Senate Traput Dome
Thermone
John D
Rockefeller, Jr
George EL Vinecent
Hect
Rockefeller Foundation
Canada
Sinclair
Caradial Bank
New York
Treasury Department
Teapot Dome
Sinclair Thess
Mocris
Senate
le Morris
Europe
Waiths
Che
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Undenominational Pastors Meet At Lorain
Two dozen pastors from seven states gathered in Lorain for the Central Conference of Undenominational Churches. Opening sessions featured Rev D Y P Farmer Flyzi as principal speaker while Rev T E Howard Hastings of Nebraska served as liaison. Rev C Maple led the conference as superintendent as the gathering convened at the Lorain Mission.
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Lorain
Jar
Vatheuu
Hem
Chersdu
Ava
Dyp Farmer
Flyzi
Sraetess
C . Maple
McHarce
Legion Veterans Hospital Program Presented to Congress
Washington January 1. The American Legion veterans hospital holding program asks for new hospitals and additions and was presented to Congress today.
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Washington
American Legion Veterans Hospital
Congress
American engineer escapes bandits in Mexico
Lyman Boree, an American mining engineer, fled bandits after killing four of them. He was reported in slightly better condition in Mexico City on January 11, suffering extreme nervousness and weakness, according to his wife.
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Mex
Mexico City
Lyman
Interior Department asks 272 million for 1929 agencies
The Interior Department requests 272,430,789 dollars for 1929 covering reclamation, parks, Indian affairs, pensions and education, as outlined in the department’s appropriations bill reported to the House today.
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Interwe Dept
Washington, Jan l
Interior Department
Department
Appropriations Committee
Trap In Chicken Coop Turns Deadly in Toledo
In Toledo a trap set by Edward Lynch to stop repeated chicken theft killed Clyde Haines, a 25 year old Black man. Haines ran about 300 feet before collapsing after the trigger discharged, drawing police to the scene.
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Toledo
Clyde Haines
Edward Lynch
Lynch
Haines
Father files three suits over death at LaGrange crossing
Lester Wm 16 was killed January 12 1926 when struck at a Big Four crossing near LaGrange. W G Wilson father sues the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis railroad in common pleas court for 31000 for death 200 for the car and 509 for funeral expenses claiming the warning light at the crossing was not functioning.
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Lester Wm
LaGrange
Common Pleas
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
W G Wilson
Lester
Wilson
Akron Driver Sued Over Injuries To Boy
William Kish and his father John Kish filed a common pleas court suit in Akron alleging that on the boy’s way home from school in September he was struck by James Wyant’s machine traveling about twenty miles an hour. The accident at 477 Roslyn Street Akron caused multiple injuries including a wrenched tooth and broken ribs. Wyant allegedly caused the harm at the scene on the way to a local destination.
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William Kish
Toledo Avenue
Lorain
John Kish
James “ Weant
Roslyn Street
Akron
Common Pleas Court
William
Wyant
Logan Head To Meet With Council On Gas Franchise
Raymond Cross, president of Logan Gas Co., will likely meet the city council at the next regular meeting to discuss the proposed gas franchise. A letter to the council clerk confirms Cross will attend the Jan 16 session unless unforeseen issues arise as the current Logan Gas Co. franchise expires in August.
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Raymond Cross
Logan Gas Co
Wit City Council
Cross
Orears Council
Au- Foust
Kiwanis to Install State Officials in Cleveland
The Greater Cleveland Kiwanis Federation will host the installation of state officers tomorrow. New officers include Clarence Fox of Berea as Governor, Pete Land, Kron Seerecarr, and Arthur Canl eid as treasurer.
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Kiwanis
Cleveland
Greater Cleveland
Fumes Fatal to Two as Family Overcome by Gas
In Steubenville Ohio a New Cumberland machinist George Bradley 28 died after inhaling carbon monoxide fumes from a gas heater. His wife 25 Heren Bradley died earlier and their child 19 months Warjorze was kept alive by artificial respiration as rescuers found the Kradler family overcome by fumes near the heater.
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Steubenvilis
George Bradley
New Cumberland
Heren
Warjorze
Kradlers
Hey
Community Funeral Planned For Two Killed In Mine Blast
In West Frankfort Illinois a coroner jury indicated their deaths from a blast at Lee Industrial Coal Company Mine No 18. A community funeral was planned for the two men killed as the explosion trapped over a hundred workers and rescuers worked through the day.
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Victir
West Frankfort
Lee Industrial Coal Company
City council approves 1.156 million operations appropriation
The council passed a 1 156 125 24 operations appropriation ordinance under suspension of rules after a lengthy debate. The measure funds government functions, with increased salaries and costs cited. Myron Jones and other new members objected to late consideration. Old members defended prior finance committee work and urged living within means.
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George Loveos
Myron Jones
Jones
Roy Moulton
Te Council
Anna Kennedy
George Stark
George Stevens
Finance Committee
Wicans
Hewitt
Hinkson
Corneilman
James A. Hewitt
Alex Schilleman
James
Belaud
Report Finds Mexican Documents Forgeries In Hearst Papers
A Senate committee report brands the celebrated Hearst papers as publishing fake Mexican state documents. It rejects bribery charges against four U.S. senators and says most evidence shows the documents are fabrications signed by imagined Mexican officials. The panel asks for continuation of the inquiry to identify the fabricator.
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Washington
William Randolph Hearst
Senate
Ths
U. S
Borab
Norris
LaFollette
Heflin
Pepera
Mexic
Mexico
van Gmere
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