Bus Accident Victim Enters Second Year in Semi Conscious State
WorcesterMass January 12 Miss Helen Buschmann 21 enters the second year of semi consciousness next Tuesday after a 363 day struggle to regain faculties following a January 15 1928 bus collision in Ohio. Once a Lake Erie College for Women student she remains in a coma though slightly improved able to eat soft foods move limbs and sit up occasionally she has not spoken since the crash.
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Worcester
Mass
Helen Buschmann
Lake Erie College For Women
Painesville
Ohio
Miss Buschmann
Car Smashes Green Line Booth On Middle Avenue
A touring car skidded across Middle avenue near Third street at dusk last night and crashed into a Green Line telephone booth, badly wrecking it. Police could not locate the two men in the car who fled the scene, leaving the wrecked vehicle in custody. They theorize the car was headed east on Third street and tried to turn south on Middle avenue.
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Third Street
Middle Avenue
Governor commutes parole eligibility for Big Jim Morton
Ohio Governor Vic Donahey commuted the sentence of bank robber “Big Jim” Morton, making him eligible for parole. Morton, serving 15 years for bank robbery, had been returned to Ohio custody after Michigan authorities briefly released him. The action preserves his parole rights and argues the joint actions of Ohio and Michigan should not penalize him.
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Columbes
Vic Donahey
Big Jim" Orton
Cleveland and Troit
Morton
State Clemency Board
Michigan
Detroit
Ohio
Big Jim
Ohie
Cleveland Association fights release of bank robber Morton
The Jeveland Association for Criminal Justice vows to oppose the commutation of bank robber Jim Morton by Gov. A V Donahey. Judge Dan B Cull, association president, says the group will use its power to block parole and denounces the governor's clemency as a grave error of judgment.
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Cleveland
Jeveland Association For Crimial Justice
Jim” Morton
A. V. Donahey
Morton
Dan B. Cull
King Alfonso Says He Will Claim Old Age Pension
During a Paris visit, King Alfonso of Spain told French officials he would be eligible for an old age pension. He claimed membership in a Spanish organization called forefathers of the future and joked about paying into the fund with a ticket number and monthly installments.
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Paris
Alfonso
Spain
Foreshghters of the
Millionaire's New York Flat Undergoes $1 Million Makeover
A New York project spends one million dollars to prepare a flat with 45 rooms for a millionaire. The lavish work includes extensive renovations intended to create a luxury residence with ample space and high end features. The plan highlights the scale of elite living and real estate investment in the city.
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New York
Soot Burns In Chimney At Broad Street Home
A chimney fire at 12 Broad Street prompted a still alarm to Central Station last night. Hose Company No 1 rushed out but the blaze burned out without damage to the two story frame dwelling. Occupant on the first floor was M. E. Prosser.
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Broad Street
Central Station
Hose Company, No. 1
M. E. Prosser
Upholstery Fire Doused In Front Of Y M C A On Court Street
A cigarette dropped behind the car seat caused a small fire in a coupe stationed near the Y M C A on Court Street last night. Hose Company No 1 used a three gallon chemical extinguisher to control the blaze. The vehicle belonged to Smith Wildman, a local Y M C A resident.
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Court Street
Hose Company No. 1
Smith Wildman
Elyrian Yearbook Delayed Release Announced by Principal
C Shively Elyria High School principal announced the mid year Elyrian year book for Elyria High will be issued Tuesday The sale originally planned for last Tuesday was postponed due to the school closing
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Elyria High School
C. Shively
Lorain Police Report Stolen Gray Whippet Sedan
Lieutenant Meister of the Lorain Police notified Elyria police that two Whippet sedans were stolen there last night around p.m. A gray car with a bent rear fender and license Bl4-561 is described.
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Meister
Lorain
Elyria
Watch with initials BE. M. B. stolen from Columbia Steel locker
Police report the theft of a gentleman's wrist watch engraved BE. M. B. from a locker at the Columbia Steel Company. Elmer Bainbridge of 107 Floral Court reported the loss to police last night.
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BE. M. B
Columbia Steel Company
Elmer Bainbridge
Floral Court
Suits Filed Over Auto Note and Mortgage Foreclosure
Henry G. Klermund of Oberlin files in common pleas court against Carl H. Smith of Elyria seeking $437.59 on a promissory note, overdue alleged, and foreclosure of a chattel mortgage on an automobile given for the note as security.
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Henry G. Klermund
Oberlin
Common Pleas Court
Carl H. Smith
Elyria
Divorce Action Dismissed In Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Sarosi filed for divorce against Andrew Sarosi in common pleas court. Judge W B Thompson dismissed the action today at the cost of the plaintiff.
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Common Pleas Court
Elizabeth Sarosi
Andrew Sarosi
W. B. Thompson
Vargo Sues for Divorce Over Extreme Cruelty
Mary Vargo filed suit in common pleas court against Steve Vargo seeking divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty. Petition alleges the husband has threatened to kill his wife. Married in 1921, the couple have two children.
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Mary Vargo
Common Pleas Court
Steve Vargo
Central Bank sues Cathern Sanford for $165 cognovit nate
The Central Bank filed suit in common pleas court today seeking collection of a $165 cognovit nate from Cathern Sanford.
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The
Central Bank Company
Common Pleas Court
Cathern Sanford
City Cigar Store Hit With Receiver Suit in Lorain
The L. A. Burgett Company filed suit in common pleas court today asking that the City Cigar Store at 1809 East 28th Street Lorain be turned over to a receiver. The action follows a judgment of 1977.65 recovered against the cigar store on December 24.
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L. A. Burgett Company
Common-Pleas
City Cigar
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Edison Company Receives Cognovit Judgment Against Debtor
Edison and company secured a cognovit note judgment for 280.30 against Frank Durjava of 1720 East 31st Street Lorain. Judge W B Thompson granted the judgment.
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Edison “and Company
Frank Durjava
East 31St Street
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
American Gypsum Sues Slater Coal Over $1521 Debt
The American Gypsum Company filed suit against Slater Coal and Supply of Lorain seeking collection of 1521.16 alleged due on account. Three separate automobile accident related cases were filed in common pleas court today.
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American Gypsum Company
Common Pleas
Slater Coal and Supply Company of
Lorain
Damages Sought in Auto Accidents Across 1928 Cases
E R Smiler seeks 200 pounds for damages to a car after a swerving trailer hit it on Sept 14 1928 the truck owned by Kuntz and Joxrce involved. Hixon Peterson company demands 137 59 from Harold E Jackson for damages on Oberlin road Nov 22 1928. Lewis F H Grobe seeks 559 21 from C Kohler for auto damages in a Lorain accident on Oct 3 1928.
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E. R. Smiler
Kuntz and Joxrce
Hixon Peterson Company
Harold E. Jackson
Oberlin Road
Lewis FH. Grobe
C. Kohler
Lorain
Fire Truck On Exhibition Here
A doubletruck exhibition shows a Boxer Company 2759 gallon capacity pacay pumper chemical hose and ladder truck called a Borer Special. It features a 1200 foot hose bed and is touring Ohio towns including Lima Napoleon Delphos and Llyria with C S Teel as demonstrator. Eleven such trucks exist built in the past two years at Logansport Indiana for a No 5 station at Logansport. The estimated cost is 9500 dollars.
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Central Fire Station
Boxer Company
Locans Port
Tadiana
Ohio
Lima
Napoleon
Delphos
Llyria
C. S. Teel
Zlyria
Atetion
Logansport
Indiana
Tex Rickard first world boxing bout in Goldfield 1906
In Labor Day 1906 Goldfield, Nevada, Tex Rickard promoted a record boxing match between James J. Nelson and Joe Gans after arranging fights with Terry McGovern and Jim Britt. The event drew $69,715 receipts, Nelson earning $22,500, fans $11,000, and a net profit around $11,000 despite controversies and challenges surrounding the promotion.
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Tex Rickard
George Kirksey
United Press
Joe Humphries
Terry McGovern
Jimmy Britt
Goldfield
Nev
Labor Day
Humphries
Rickard
Nevada Desert
Tex
Billy Nolan
Maseger
Battling Nelson
Goldfield Sun
Salt Lake City
Jack Clifford
Nolan
Nelson
Clifford
Joe Gans
Nolen
Gans
Mainz Street
George Siler
Macr
Gans-Nelson
Sunday Morning Tabernacle Sermons and Nursery News
Rev Mr Sunday continues daily talks this week with a Jan 29 speech at the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce and an upcoming address at the Old Soldiers Home in Sandusky. Services at the tabernacle start at 7:45 am 2:50 pm and 7:30 pm with a nursery for children at First Methodist during all gatherings run by capable women.
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Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Old Soldiers
Sandusky
Tabernacle
First Methodist Church
Two Pennsylvania youths held here in city jail
Chief of Police E. J. Stankard held two youths from Du Bois, Pennsylvania, in the city jail awaiting arrival of Du Bois authorities. William Brown, sixteen, and Thomas Brown, twenty, recently moved here. Telegram said they would be charged with robbery and larceny. Du Bois police had not yet arrived by noon.
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E. J. Stankard
du Bois
Pennsylvania
William
Thomas Brown
Thomas
Oberlin Beats Berea 24 to 20 in OT thriller
Oberlin High edged Berea High 24 to 20 after a 20 all regulation tie, in overtime. Hamlin starred with four points in the extra period, securing the home win while fouling out late. Oberlin avenged a near recent state title loss to Berea with a largely familiar lineup.
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Oberlin High
Berea
Oberlin
Jar
Berea High School
Hamlin
Oberlin High to Debate Lakewood on Important Issue Oberlin
Oberlin High debaters meet Lakewood High at 7 30 tonight in the high school auditorium for the second preliminary round of the Ohio State High School Debating League championship. Oberlin won the first preliminary in Lakewood before Christmas and is headed to the final league competition if Lakewood loses. Debaters are Frederick Thrajl Cordie Grover Ellis Wooster and Enola Wooster alternate coached by Madeline FitzGerald with Judge Professor Dana Burns of Baldwin Wallace College. The question: Resolved that the United States should cease to protect by force of arms capital invested in foreign lands except after formal declaration of war.
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Oberlin High
Lakewood
Oberlin
Lakewood High
Frederick Thrajl
Cordie Grover
Ellis
Enola Wooster
Madeline FitzGerald
Dana T. Burns
Baldwin-Wallace College
United States
Marriage Announcement for Miss Marjorie Hanson and Ralph Cole
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Hanson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hanson of Pittsfield to Ralph Cole of Oberlin took place last Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage of the Methodist church with Rev Chas B Ketcham officiating. Mrs Cole formerly worked at Peoples Bank and Ralph Cole is the son of Mrs Mae Cole. Oberlin has sold his share of the Cole and Rosa Garage to William Rosa.
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Marjorie Hanson
Hanson
Pittsfield
Ralph Cole
Oberlin
Methodist Church
Chas B. Ketcham
Cole
The
Peoples Bank
Mae Cole
Cole and Rosa
William Rosa
Oberlin Graduate Mary Thomas Dies in Indiana
Miss Mary Thomas of the college class of 25, former Oberlin undergraduate, died at Bluffton Indiana from influenza developing into pneumonia. She gave flute solos at campus social events and had been doing graduate math work at the University of Chicago. Funeral services were held at Bluffton Thursday.
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Oberlin
Mary Thomas
Bluffton
Ind
Thomas
University of Chicago
Christmas club luncheon at Oberlin Inn this Monday
The Christmas club will meet Monday at noon with Mrs. Luetta Peabody on North Pleasant street for a luncheon. Mrs. Clarence Wright is confined to her home by sickness. W. G. Edwards is also on the archeist. Mrs. E. M. Ransom visited in Elyria recently.
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Luetta Peabody
North Pleasant Street
Oberlin Inn
Clarence Wright
W. G. Edwards
E. NM. Ransom
Elyria
Paris wine prices seen easing as harvest climbs
Paris reports a downward tilt in champagne prices as the 1928 harvest rises by more than five million gallons over 1927’s two million. Officials say the 28 vintage should also be of superior quality, signaling improved supply and notables.
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Paris
Income tax blanks to arrive next week in Elyria
Elyria income tax payers may cut their blanks for filing returns for 1928 at the income tax department in the post office next Friday and afterward. Blanks are due to arrive at the local office next week. Returns for 1928 must be filed before March 15. Waite warned penalties include up to 10,000 dollars or one year’s imprisonment, plus 25 percent of the tax for willful failure to file on time.
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Elyria
Imag
Income Tax Department
S. N. Walte
Internal Revenue Department
Waite
Death Record of Mrs Harriett Rober
Mrs Harriett Rober died this morning at seven thirty at her daughter Mrs L P Mosley’s home. Survived by sons Arthur and William, daughter Mrs L B Mosley, and five grandchildren. Born Cromwell Connecticut April 21 1852. Services Monday at 1 PM at Sudro Funeral Home Rev Muhly officiating. Interment Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
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Harriett Rober
L. P. Mosley
Arthur
William
L. B. Mosley
Cromwell
Connecticut
Sudro Funeral
Muhly
Ridge Lawn
Death of Miss Maie Elwell in Elyria and Paris ties
Announcement from Elyria reports the death of Miss Maie Elwell a former Elyria resident born there who spent years in Paris France. She had recently been living with friends in Cleveland when she died this morning Interment and services are expected in Elyria Monday with a fuller funeral notice to follow
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Elyria
Maie Elwell
Miss Elwell
Paris
France
Cleveland
Mrs Morten of 2 Shear Street Dies After Illness
Mrs. Peter Morten longtime Oberlin resident living in Elyria for sixteen years died this morning after an extended illness. Survived by husband Peter Morten two daughters Katherine Gravatt of Painesville and Mrs Oliver Murray of Elyria and two sons John and William at home. Funeral services Tuesday at nine at St Agnes Church with interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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Peter Morten
Shear Street
Oberlin
Elyria
Katherine Gravatt
Painesville
Oliver Murray
John
William
St. Agnes’ Hutch
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Funeral service for D. M. Bram at Methodist church
The funeral for the late D. M. Bram will be held Monday afternoon at one o'clock at the Methodist church with Rev. Kirby officiating. The body will be removed to the church for visitation between 11:30 and 12:39. Burial will take place at Medina.
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D. M. Bram
Methodist
Kirby
Medina
Death of Henry C. Ott on South Amherst Road
Henry C. Ott died at siz o'clock last evening January 11 at his home on the South Amherst road. He was born in Wittenbourg Germany May 19 1854. Survived by seven children including Mrs. R Godfrey John Ott Charles Ott and Mrs Geo laa ser of Elyria Fred Ott and Mrs Ernest Emerick of Birmingham Mrs Albert Gates of Amherst and nine grandchildren. Funeral from the home at three o'clock Sunday afternoon with Rev Ernst officiating. Interment at Crownhill cemetery.
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Henry C. Ott
Siz
Amherst Road
Wittenbourg
Germany
R. Godfrey
John Ott
Brownhelm
Charles Ott
Geo. “Laaser
Elyria
Fred Ott
Ernest Emerick
Birmingham
Albert Gates
Amherst
Ernst
Crownhill Cemetery
Funeral set for Eleanor Clucker after street car tragedy
Funeral services for Eleanor Clucker will be held at 2 p m Sunday at J Ford Thompson Mortuary Lorain. The casket will be transported to Kenton for burial following the service. The girl was killed yesterday when struck by a Green Line street car at Lake avenue and Griswold road.
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Eleanor Clucker
Green Line
Lake Avenue
Griswold Road
J. Ford Thompson Mortuary
Lorain
Kenton
Sayles Funeral Services Set For Leonard B Sayles
Funeral services for the late Leonard B Sayles will be held at Nichols Funeral Home Sunday afternoon at one oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard B. Sayles
Nichols Funeral Home
Longtime Elyria Deacon Nichols W Smith Dies at 72
Nichols W Smith of 541 East Broadstreet died Friday January 11 at 12:30 PM at age 72. Survived by wife Nellie Smith and daughter Mrs E B Sandrock of Chestnut Ridge, three grandchildren and two brothers Peter of Avon and Frank of Elyria. He was a painter by trade, a Church of Christ deacon and active worker. Services Monday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ with Rev Fowler officiating. Interment in Ridgelawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols W. Smith
East Broadstreet
Nellie Smith
E. EB. Sandrock
Chestnut Ridge
Peter Smith
Avon
Frank Smith
Elyria
Lfe
Church of Christ
Fowler
Ridgelawn
Law Class To Start Monday
The commercial law class sponsored by the YMCA will start work at 7 p.m. Monday, announced by William C. McClellan, YMCA general secretary. Howard Butler will teach. Two information meetings have been held. interested people may still join. Classes will meet at the YMCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. McClellan
Association
Howard Butler
McClellan
VY. NM. CG
American Lace Has Good Year At 1928 Earnings
American Lace Company reported 1928 earnings of 114000 after taxes and charges with 9675 shares. Earnings per share were about 128 dollars, dividends paid totaled 7 dollars regular plus 76 cents extra, and a four for one stock split and Cleveland Exchange listing were proposed. Directors were re-elected. organization meeting upcoming. A Garford serves as president, Harry Well as VP GM and treasurer, Leonard Birch as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lace Company
Toay
The
Lace Co
Cleveland Exchange
Garford
Harry Well
Leonard Birch
Ohio Northern band to march at Cooper inauguration
The Ohio Northern University 75 piece band will lead the second division of the Columbus inauguration parade for Governor-Elect Myers Y. Cooper. Wayne H. Williams announced the inclusion as winners of the All-Ohio Conference Band trophy, in Hussar uniforms. The NOR band has historic ties to former Ohio governors Willis and Fess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada. C
Myers Y. Cooper
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Northern University
Wayne H. Williams
Elyria
Ohio State University
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Field Artillery
Frank B. Willis
Willis
Simeon D. Fess
Northern
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Jan 12
Butter extras in tiered lots 48 1-2 to 50 1-3. Extras firsts 45 1 1 2, seconds 44 46 cents. Eggs extra 39 cents, extra firsts 36 cents, firsts 35 cents, ordinary Sic callers 25 cents. Poultry express stock heavy fowls 31 32 cents, medium 30 31 cents, leghorns 27 28 cents, heavy springers 2 33 cents, leghorn springers 27 2 cents, ducks 29 30 cents, old cocks 17 18 cents, geese 26 27 cents. Car poultry selling at one cent a pound under express stock prices. Potatoes 150 lb bags round white Ohio and New York 1.85 2.00, Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota 1.75 1.85, Maine Green Mountain 140-lb sacks 2.25 2.35, Idaho russets Burbanks 109-lb bags 2.10 2.25, homegrown bushel sacks 654 2 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Hogs Hold Steady as Receipts Rise
Cleveland market reports hog receipts at 500 with 3,575 holdovers. prices for 250 to 350 lb hogs range from 9.35 to 9.65, others 160 to 200 lb 9.35 to 9.65. Cattle receipts 30, calves 25 steady at 14 to 18.90. Sheep 950 receipts. lambs down with fat lambs at 16 and cull lambs at 13 to 13.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Hog Receipts Mixed as Market Rises in Toledo Trade
Toledo on January 12 reports hog receipts around 200 with the market 10 to 25 cents higher. Heavies bring 8.50 to 9.00, mediums 9.25 to 9.80, workers 8.49 to 9.40, and good pigs 8.40 to 8.75. Calves show light receipts with steady demand. Sheep and lambs have light receipts and a strong market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain Prices Reported for Toledo Wheat and Rye
Toledo market prices list No 2 red wheat at 1.39 to 1.40 per unit and No 2 rye at 1.12 with others unchanged.
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Toledo
Minneapolis grain and Cleveland police influenza cure tale
Minneapolis grain prices ascend with flour 20c higher and family patents at 6.80 6.90 per bbl. Various commodity quotes list wheat corn oats flax with multiple No. 1 grades and nearby months. In Cleveland, police horses hit by influenza were treated with whiskey as police chief Jacob Graut supplied cures. the horses recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Cleveland
Jacob Graut
Hermit Faces Charge of Arson in Royalton Case
Gus Winkler known as the ghost of North Royalton, 64, surrendered in county jail on a charge of arson. He admitted setting fire to a farmhouse and barn on the rental farm to gain attention after disputes with landlord E F Wizard and a neighbor, then fled the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Gus Winkler
North Royalton
Gus
Royalton
Ed Manratty
Gideon Rabshaw
E. F. Wizard
Winkler
Thirty four sentenced by federal judge in Ohio
Federal Judge Benson W. Hough sentenced thirty four defendants in Columbus to terms from one hour to thirty months for federal offenses. Notable cases include Garden Kidwell and James R. Webb of Gallipolis with one hour in U.S. marshal custody for mail fraud. Others faced narcotic charges, concealment offenses, car theft and Menn act charges in Steubenville Bellaire Westerville and Columbus counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Benson W. Hough
Garland Kidwell
James R. Webb
Gallipolis
U.S. Marshall
James Gibbons
Bellaire
Licking County
Carl Burgy
Marion KujJawa
Steubenville
Joe Gambos
Wolf Run
Shade B. Keys
Westerville
Chillicothe Reformatory
Samuel M. Metz
Belmont County
Ohio State Faces Illinois In Big Ten Clash Tonight
Columbus notes Ohio State meets Illinois in a Big Ten basketball game seen as a lively test for a Bucks squad with four sophomores and one senior. Illinois opened strong then beat Indiana, while Ohio State seeks a win to boost confidence after losses to Iowa and a rally versus Northwestern. Other Big Ten matchups also feature Chicago versus Wisconsin, Michigan versus Iowa, Northwestern versus Purdue, and Indiana against Minnesota.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ilinois
Illini
Bucks
Indiana
Iowa Hawkeys
Northwestern
Illinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Purdue
Minnesota
Woman Dies From Hair Ignition At Grate Fire
Woundsville West Virginia Mrs Mary Catavonich aged 21 died at her home after her hair was drawn into an open grate flames while she combed it. The fire started from the flue draught igniting her hair and burning contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woundsville
W. Va
Mary Catavonich
Sunday Five Best Radio Features Panel of 1929 Programs
United Press item lists Sunday radio features with times and performers. Philharmonic and symphonic orchestra at 3 EST from WOR Newark. WEAF network 7 EST Collier's radio hour. 8:16 EST Scotch songs with Reinald Werrenrath. 9:15 EST Nina Morgan soprano and Fred Patton baritone on WABC network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newark N. J
Philharmonic Symphonic Orchestra
WEAF
Reinald Werrenrath
WJZ
Collier’s
Nina Morgan
Fred Patton
WABC
Majestic Ulr Theatre
Monday's Five Best Radio Features and Schedule
Radio listings present Monday schedules across WJZ WOR WEAF and networks. Highlights include Five Best Features at 7 30 EST featuring Roxy and his gang Vita phone hour at 9 30 EST on WOR and WEAF, and General Motors hour with Gertrude Lawrence followed by the United Light Opera Company presenting Boccaccio at 10 EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WJZ
Roxy and His Gang
WOR
Music Room
Vita Phone
WEAF
General Motors
Gertrude Lawrence
United Light Opera Company
Chicago Chinatown opens first Chinese school for youths
The On Leong Chinese Merchants' Association sponsors a new school in Chicago's Chinatown along 22nd Street to teach young Chinese the language and heritage after public school hours, complementing American education. The program marks one of the few such schools in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
On Leong Chinese Merchants’ Association
22Nd Street
Janby Oils Lose At Lorain in Oberlin defeat
Oberlin Janby Oils suffer their third loss of the season to Ohio Ice Company in Lorain with a 42 to 30 final. O’Mahon led Ohio Ice with 19 points, while Kreuger and Weiss added ten for Oberlin. Nickolett and Morris contributed for the Ice and Janby Gils, who were outscored 25-9 in the first half but surged in the second to close the gap. Next game set for Friday against Sandusky Business College in Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Ice Company
Oberlin
Lorain
Janby Oils
O'Mahon
Ohio Ice
L. Nickelette
Weiss
Kreuger
Russ Morris
Ices
Oberlin Janbys
Janby Gils
Sandusky Business College
Welss
Kmreuger
Bingham
R. Morris
W. Morris
Ohio
Retsz
Seeve
Baiant
Kachur
Stojic
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Silver King Coal
Crooks Coal Co
Wees
NCOME
Mrs. Harriett Rober
Byam
Clucker Funeral
Toledo Livestock
Toledo Grain
Our
Pocahontas
Hermit
Chinatown
School For Young
Janby
Dr. H. D. Reynolds
Masonic Temple
Slater Coal CO
Woney
Turner
Lorain County
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