Finance legislation looms in Ohio Assembly session
Ohio lawmakers weigh a flood of finance bills and resolutions aimed at stabilizing banks and state finances. Rep Richards pushes a five-by-five legislative banking inquiry committee, while Rep Ripley seeks a governor appointed eight member state deposit protection panel. Senator Donovan and Sen Yoder back investigations into Building and Loan firms. a temporary appropriation bill totaling about 17.0 million funds state operations for six months faces early action.
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Columbus
General Assembly
House
Senate
Ohio
John L. Richards
Renn
Carroll County
Charles L. Ripley
Dem
Toledo
Bernard R. Donovan
Lucas
House Finance Committee
Democrats
Paul Yoder
Dayton
William H. Beard
Yoder
California Gale Strikes Southern California Hard
A heavy gale tore through Southern California with cyclonic force in places. In Ontario a gust reached 80 mph, bringing down roofs and uprooting trees and timber. The storm may extend to the Mexican border, with San Pedro noting 50 mph winds and fears for moored ships as citrus crops suffer and communications fail.
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Los Angeles
California
Ontario
Here
Naval
San Pedro
Coast Guard
Ohio forecast: fair and much colder with southeast snow flurries
The Ohio weather outlook calls for generally fair skies and much colder air with snow flurries in the southeast tonight. Tomorrow Thursday remains fair but colder, especially in the southeast portion.
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Ohio
Exceptional gas well on Grafton road yields 9 million cf daily
A natural gas well on the Howard Cox farm near Route 82 was brought in by the Ohio Fuel Gas Company this week. The well produced an open flow of about 9,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day, with gas strikes at 2450 feet and 15 feet of gas producing sand at that depth.
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Grafton Road Farm
Howard Cox
Grafton Road
Route 82
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Inquiry Into Ivar Krueger Collateral Substitution
Washington January 11 Senator Norbeck of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee opened a Senate inquiry into Ivar Krueger Swedish match king with a statement that bad collateral was substituted for good The investigation centers on collateral substitution in a Krueger toll bond issue in which many Americans invested their money Norbeck said resuming stock market hearings after a hiatus
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Washington, Jan. Lli
Norbeck
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate
Ivar Krueger
Former Elyrian Leaps To His Death From Bridge
Frank Przso3iski, 51, former Elyria business owner, leaped 99 feet to his death from the Harvard Denison bridge in Cleveland. Identified by his son Walter Przybylski, he had been living at 7600 Fleet Avenue. Witness Emil Weaver saw him pacing the bridge before the fall. His body landed in Jennings Road in front of The Cleveland Charcoal Company.
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Frank Przso3iski
Logan Street
Harvard Denison Bridge
Cleveland
Walter Przybylski
Fleet Avenue
Jennings Road
Cleveland Charcoal Company
Cora Gene
Olive Shepard
Emil Weaver
Junior Hi Y Club to Elect Officers Tonight
The Junior Hi Y Club will meet at the Y M C A to elect new members and officers for the coming half year, as announced today.
Red Cross in Elyria Receives Vast Clothing Aid
The local Red Cross chapter in Elyria reports clothing cloth and flour valued at about $30,000 being distributed to needy families, with about $1,300 contributed to the national organization. Dozens of women sew and cut fabric at the Masonic Temple headquarters to produce garments for Student Aid Station, Associated Charities, and other city relief agencies.
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Iéiuin Elyria
American Red Cross
A. L. Werner
Elyria
Red Cross
Parent-Teacher Associations
Associated Charities
Edith Metcalf
Oberlin
E. Gillis
James B. Guthrie
Miss Metcalf
Gillis
Guthrie
Men’s clubs of Elyria churches set first 1923 meeting
Members of the Mens clubs of two Elyria churches will hold their first meeting of 1923 tomorrow night. The Methodist M E church will host Dusty Miller of Wilmington Ohio as speaker with Baraca violin and George Zemba accordion for entertainment. The First Congregational church group will hear Rev. W K Mackey, chaplain of Mansfield Reformatory, at the 6 20 p m dinner meeting.
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Elyria
Methodist Mens Club
M. E
Dusty’ Miller
Wilminston
Ohio
George Zemba
First Congregational Church
W. K. Mackey
Mansfield Reformatory
Japan Expected to Withdraw From League of Nations
Military members of the Japanese delegation were understood to have their baggage packed for immediate departure. Yusuke Matsuoka, head of the delegation, returns to prepare for resumption of conciliatory efforts. The committee of 19 meets Monday. Japan’s withdrawal was generally anticipated barring attitude shift.
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Geneva
Jan Il
League of Nations
Japan
League
Yusuke Matsuoka
Milan
Committee of 19
Governor Pinchot Demands Senate Discipline of Reed
Governor Gifford Pinchot urged the Pennsylvania Senate to discipline Senator George I Reed of Dauphin County after Reed referenced Mrs Cornelia Bryce Pinchot in a Monday night attack on the administration. Pinchot said he could not whip a senator and questioned the conduct publicly on the Senate floor.
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Pinchot
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
State Senate
George l. Reed
Dauphin County
Reed
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Japanese mass for invasion of Jehol at Cheng-Te-Fu
Reports from Peiping describe 10,000 Japanese assembling for a drive on the Jehol capital Cheng-Te-Fu as Japanese troops, tanks, armored trains, aircraft, artillery, and cavalry mass along the great wall. Chinese forces dig in between Choimenkuo and Shihmenchai while Shanhaikwan remains quiet beyond continued troop movements. The American legation and other powers were informed of the Shankaiquan protest and a Tokio inquiry into the Methodist mission property.
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Peiping
Jehol
Cheng-Te-Fu
Great Wall
Ciomenkou
Choimenkuo
Chipmenkuo
Shihmenchai
Soong Hung-Chun
Kailu Chaoyang
Suichung
Shanhaikwan
Chiomenkon
Legation
Nanking
Tokio
Shankaikwan
Alienation Suit Names Columbia Station Man
Alvin Lindbergh a former Prindle employee filed an alienation of affections suit in Cuyahoga county seeking 50 000 alleging John J. Prindle of Columbia Station former president of the Ohio Farmers Milk Association and ex director of the Berea Bank induced Grace Lindbergh to leave him. Grace obtained a divorce last year. the couple married in Medina county in 1921 and had three children. Prindle resigned as Berea Bank director recently due to ill health and was president of the milk association three years ago.
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John J. Prindle
Columbia Station
Ohio Farmers Milk Association
Bank of Berea
Alvin Lindbergh
Prindle
Cuyahoga County
Lindbergh
Grace
Lindberghs
Medina County
Berea Bank
Milk Association
1933 Appropriation Set For Clerk of Courts Office
County commissioners approved a 1933 appropriation of $16,050 for the operation of the clerk of courts office, $6,225 less than the 1932 allocation. The action formalized the budgeting for court clerical operations.
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Clerk of Courts
Annual Meeting Of Red Cross Tomorrow
The Elyria Chapter of the Red Cross will hold its annual meeting at 4 p m tomorrow. The venue is the Lorain County Savings and Trust Building on the mezzanine or second floor, location not yet decided.
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Elyria
the Red Cross
Lorain
Democratic Leaders Confer With Roosevelt In Washington
Democratic leaders from across the nation met President-elect Roosevelt in Washington for budget talks and plans to raise funds to wipe out the party deficit. A $300,000 reserve fund was proposed to strengthen local committees, with key donors including Baruch Gerard Swope Morgen Thau and Hearst among others. The meetings touched on patronage and cabinet considerations as officials discussed the new administration.
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New Vurek
Wpy
Roosevelt
Gernard Baruch
New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Herbert Baynard Swope
Henry Morgenthau
Howard Bruce
Maryland
Bruce Kremer
Montana
Arthur F. Mullen
Nebraska
Robert Marks
Ohio
W. Forbes Morgan
R. W. Morrison
Legion Acts On Many Matters In Elyria Post Session
The Elyria Post of the American Legion approved supporting a bill in the Ohio legislature to cut chattel mortgage rates from 3 percent to 1.5 percent and urged delegates to back it at the Fifth District Conference in New London. A state constabulary bill was to be reviewed, and plans were set for Washingtons Birthday Military Ball. Other items included Boy Scout troop reestablishment, a successful New Year’s Eve dance, and boxing show in Palladium tonight with Judge Arthur Day as speaker.
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Elyria
American Legion
Ohio
New London
Leonard Terry
Leon Kelly
Post
John Kolopos
Palladium
Arthur Day
Cleveland
Twenty Nazis Wounded In Revolver Battle
Berlin dispatch reports a public park clash in the northeast labor quarter today leaving twenty Nazis wounded by bullets during a gunfight with police. Three Nazis were arrested as the confrontation ended.
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Berlin
Farm Women To Get Acquainted Day Set In April
Lorain County farm women will hold the second annual Get Acquainted Day on April 11 at Fiv ila. Twenty seven community leaders decided yesterday. The last event drew more than 300 women and this year’s turnout is expected to exceed that. The program will be informal and purely social.
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Lorain County
Fivila
City votes 1933 appropriation ordinance with reductions
The city sets a 1933 appropriation at 816 459 96 for the general operating fund down about 17 percent from 1932. The sinking fund rises slightly to 445 815. Departments show cuts across the board including General, Park, Safety, Health, and Service. The measure will be passed at a special council meeting after committee review.
Local Budget Totals Include Several Hard Allocations
The document lists an overall appropriation totaling 244,798 and 294,835 with specific line items including auto tax fund at 16,000 gasoline tax fund at 28,000 and water works fund at 31,846. These figures frame tax and utility funding allocations in the current budget.
Schaber Hearing Resumes In Open Senate Session
In Columbus Ohio on January 13 the Rules Committee of the Senate planned to resume in open session at 10:06 a.m. the hearing on Judge Charles F Schaber of Bucyrus regarding his fitness for the Public Utilities Commission appointment by Governor White. Witnesses Meckstroth Johnson and Durbin appeared in a confidential session as the committee weighs evidence and contemplates subpoenas to compel attendance.
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Columbus, CO
Charles F. Schaber
Bucyrus
White
Public Utilities Commission
John W. Bricker
Rules Committee
Senate
Jacob A. Meckstroth
Ohio State Journal
Arthur C. Johnson
The
Columbus Dispatch
Francis Durbin
Union
Judge Schaber
D. H. Dearmond
Teachers to Meet at Ridgeville Saturday
Lorain County teachers from high and grade schools will gather at Ridgeville School Saturday at 9 30 am to hear reports from the Ohio Teachers Association convention in Columbus. County delegates Glen West Ridgeville A C Beers Belden and A W Shields Wellington will present the summaries.
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Ohio Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Glen West
A. C. Beers
Belden
A. W. Shields
Wellington
Sharon Center Bank Robbery Report
Three men robbed the Sharon Center Bank of $1,000 today as John Bell president and F. D. Vallen cashier opened the bank at 9:30 A.M. They forced the safe to be opened, escaped in a dark blue sedan toward Cleveland with an accomplice, and were chased by Medina county sheriff. The article notes a prior claim of $1,600 on December 31.
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Sharon, O
Sharon Center
John Bell
F. D. Vallen
Cleveland
Medina County
Ward Ditch Improvement Hearing Set in Camden Township
County commissioners will consider improving the Ward ditch in Camden township on January 7. The action aims to enhance drainage and farm land protection in the area.
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Camden Township
Bet County Commissioners
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Henry L Stimson
Hoover
Lui
New York City
Nar Krueger
Elyrian
Chapter
Elyria Fire Department
Winifred Mackey
Hood College
Frederick, Md
Democrat
Legion
Schaber
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