Men Campus Dormitory Planned for Oberlin College
President Wilkins announces a spring start for a new 175 bed dormitory to ease men’s housing. The Noah Estate funds of 100000 plus college money back the project, which will also include science facilities on the block near Woodland and Lorain streets.
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Wilkins
Woodland
Professor Streets
Lorain Street
Noah Estate
Noah
Bosworth
Bohn- Secreta
Jones
Graham
McCullough
Moulton
Taylor
Thornton
Ward
Lyon
Crutsinger
Ten Die as Tornado Strikes Moundville Area
Ten men and women were killed when a tornado hit the vicinity of Moundville Alabama. Telegraph lines were cut isolating the area 18 miles south of Tuscaloosa. Relief workers reported severed roads, fallen trees, and limited information as they reached the farming district.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Moundville
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Here
Gusty blaze gutts seven stores in Piqua downtown
Firemen from Piqua and Troy battled a downtown blaze that burned seven stores and two buildings beginning in a drug store. The $150000 to $200000 loss occurred after four hours of effort, with high winds delaying containment until 5:30 AM. Origin undetermined.
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Piqua
Here
Troy
Bank Holdup At Owensville Nets About $1090
Two men robbed the Merchants and Farmers Bank at Owensville Ohio driving away in a sedan. Cashier W Snyder was threatened with a gun while an accomplice took about $400 in silver and $500 to $600 in currency. Sheriff Roberts issued alerts to surrounding counties as authorities pursued the bandits.
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Batavia
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank
Owensville
Here
Hillsboro
W. Snyder
Alice Snyder
Robert Roberts
Ohio Weather Outlook Tonight Through Thursday
Mostly cloudy and colder in eastern and northern Ohio tonight with a fall in temperature. Thursday brings rain and colder conditions, especially in the west and north. An eastward drift of two pressure areas forecasts a colder trend with possible rain turning to snow on Thursday.
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Ohio
Prisoners to be questioned as Ohio Senate probes prison cruelty
The Ohio Senate penal and welfare committee begins a probe into alleged cruelty in state institutions. It will hear life and long term prisoners, inspect facilities from the penitentiary to various hospitals and schools, and may call Attorney General Bettman for records. Notable witnesses include Pat McDermott, Chuck Quinlan, Judge Hoffman, and Leona Esch. Senator Roy J. Gillen of Wellston chairs the inquiry.
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Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Senate Committee On Penal and Welfare Institutions
London
Mansfield Reformators
Marysville
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Columbus Hospital For
Lima Hospital
Gallipolis
Lst
Pat McDermott
Don Mellett
Canton
McDermott
Charles Foster
Foster
Chuck” Quinlan
Idle House
Quinlan
Cleveland
Senate
C. W. Hoffman
Cincinnati Court of Domestic Relations
Thomas
Leona Marie Esch
Association For Criminal Justice
Gilbert Bettman
Roy J. Gillen
Wellston
August W. Weber
C. J. Anderson
Shelby
William Dunpace
Bowling Green
Joseph A. Ackerman
Acting Police Lieutenant Leo Epker Dies by Self Inflicted Shot
Acting Police Lieutenant Leo R. Epker, 48, of Toledo, committed suicide on the steps to his residence, suffering a nervous breakdown and financial worries. His service revolver was used in the fatal act, marking a tragic end to a troubled period.
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Leo R. Epker
Appropriations Ordinance To Be Presented To Council
Two women, Mrs Agnes Illsley of New York and her maid Mrs Bruckner, were found clubbed to death at Illsley’s Middleburg residence. Washington police sent three experts to investigate. Illsley, widow of Spencer Illsley, lived in Middleburg near Francis Mull farm. Also, city budget figures show $446 647 90 appropriated for six months in 1932 to fund safety, service, health, parks, and other funds with bonded debt totaling $2 923 631 49 as of January 1 1932, and bonds retired in 1931.
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Agnes Illsley
New York
Bruckner
Ilsley
Middleburg
Francis Mull
Toals
Huawing
A. C. Schilleman
Park Department
Schilleman
Fire destroys records in Wyandotte building storage
A storage space above the 11th floor in the Wyandotte building caught fire late yesterday in Columbus, destroying old records of the Ohio Tax Commission and Ohio Public Utilities Commission. Firemen said papers piled near an overheated steampipe caused the blaze, with damage estimated at $300 to the building and the Sacred Heart Church belfry. A janitor found the beds while ringing the Angelus bells at 6 pm Tuesday.
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Columbus
Wyandotte
Ohio Tax Commission
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Sacred Heart Church
Unpopular Tax Increase Hearings Open in Congress
Washington January 13 The House Ways and Means committee opened hearings on a tax increase program aimed at raising about one billion dollars in revenue by boosting income rates and taxing autos tobacco amusements radios and banking and telegraph services The session also reviewed amendments to the Steagall Reconstruction Finance bill amid a debate over La Guardia proposals to tighten railroad loans widen bond distribution and cap loan sizes The Senate has approved a companion bill as part of Hoover s relief program and Democrats fear a vote by Thursday may slip to Friday
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Congress
House Wars and Means
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Mills
House
Steagall Reconstruction Finance
Rep. LaGuardia
N. Y
Republican
Senate
Hoover
Cleveland mayoral runoff set after decisive primary vote
Former City Manager Daniel E. Morgan and County Prosecutor Ray T. Miller won the two mayoral nominations in the Cleveland primary, earning spots to face off in the February 16 runoff. Morgan led Miller by 10,046 votes in a 59,348 to 49,302 tally from a total of 153,216.
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Cleveland
Daniel E. Morgan
Ray T. Miller
Clevelar
Morgan
Miller
Peter Witt
F. W. Walz
I. O. Ford
Plane Carries Oxygen Room To Aid Pneumonia Patient
A plane from Columbus with an "oxygen room" aboard departed at 7 a m to aid Alice Hilliard aged 25 through a critical pneumonia stage. Weather included rain wind and lowering skies as fog threatened flight safety but did not halt the mission.
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Columbus, O
Tuscan Aviz
Alice Hilliard
Hoover to Visit Oregon If Time Allows
President Hoover may revisit boyhood days in Oregon during a West trip for the Olympic Games in Los Angeles. An invitation to Salem was sent by acting Governor Willard L. Marks. Hoover served as a messenger boy for a local firm in Salem years ago.
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Oregon
Hoover
Salem
Ore
Los Angeles
Willard L. Marks
Reiss Aims for St Louis with Morning Stop
Stuart Reiss said he expected to reach St Louis as the first stop at 10 5 a m promising a steady pace and planned schedule for the journey.
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Stuart Reiss
St. Louis
High winds sweep Ohio counties causing damage and outages
Elyria and surrounding areas woke to gusts of wind reaching peak speeds after three this morning with no reports of widespread damage in the county. Across Ohio the southern winds caused broken wires, downed poles, and window damage while traffic and air travel were disrupted and flames threatened a Piqua business district, with losses pegged at about 150000 dollars.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Columbus
Piqua
Bones of Dog Found in Bischoff Cellar Case
Bones found in the Cincinnati man's cellar, linked to the Marian McLean murder inquiry, are identified as canine remains by Western Reserve University. Dr W M Krozman confirms bone fragments are dog bones after they were dug up yesterday in the Bischoff residence cellar.
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Cleveland. O
Charles Bischoff
Cincinnati
Marian McLean
Western Reserve University
W. M. Krozman
Medical Laboratories of Western Reserve
Bischoffs Cellar
Mellon Charged With Violation Of Statute In House Hearing
Rep Patman charged Secretary of the Treasury Mellon with private business amid an 1789 statute. In opening the impeachment hearing Patman cited Mellon’s 1928 deposition about a meeting with James B. Duke on merging Canadian aluminum interests and the Aluminum Company of America.
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Washington
Reep Patman
Denn
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Treasty
Mellon
Patman
Melton
James B Duke
Duke
Ametlica
Mrs. Caraway Wins Senate Seat By Popular Vote
Mrs Hattie W Caraway leads in incomplete returns from 57 of 75 Arkansas counties in a special election to become the first woman United States senator chosen by popular vote. She leads Rex Floyd by about 15 to 1 with Sam D Carson far behind.
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Little Rock
Ark
Hattie W. Caraway
United States
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Rex Floyd
John Floyd
Sam D. Carson
Saline County
Hoover eyes possible candidates for Holmes successor
President Hoover reviews leading figures for the Supreme Court vacancy after Holmes resigns at age 90. A list of potential nominees includes Coolidge Cardozo Pound Kenyon Wilbur Davis Baker Olney and others as Washington weighs options and may seek direct guidance if no consensus emerges.
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Hoover
American Bar and Judiciary
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
Holmes
United Press
Lst
Calvin Coolidge
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
William D Martchell
Benjamin N Cardozo
New York Court of Appeals
William S Kenyon
A. S
Baccalaureate Service Set At First Congregational Church
Elyria High School announces a Sunday evening baccalaureate at First Congregational Church under a new policy. Tickets give entry until 7 15 p m with 15 minutes for seat retention. after 7 15 seats go to those remaining. Rev R T Ketcham will deliver the sermon.
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Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
C. P Shively
Tornado Hits Northeastern Mississippi In Monroe County
A tornado killed one person and injured about thirty in Monroe county as New Hamilton area suffered heavy damage. Mrs Frank Simmons of New Hamilton died. Rescue teams worked through darkness to clear roads and search ruins.
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Aberdeen
Miss
Mississippi
New Hamilton
Frank Simmons
Hamilton
Monroe County
Joe Morgan
Move To Collect Fines From Four Persons
Executions for collection of fines totaling 380 dollars for violation of gambling laws were being made by the city today after the dismissal of four cases appealed to common pleas court from the mayor's court. The cases involve Isadore Short Joe Kline H B Mulloy and Viola Cox. Short and Kline both Clevelanders and Mulloy of Elyria were alleged to have operated a policy game here. They were arrested last October.
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Common Pleas Court
Isadore Short
Joe Kline
H. B. Mulloy
Viola Cox
West Avenue
Short
Kline
Face Mayor On Serious Charge
A hearing for Robert Holloway and William Sanford at 419 West 16th Street is scheduled before Mayor W H Wanqster this afternoon. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment after being arrested yesterday for allegedly stealing 12 chickens from the coops of William Tennison and Dora Newson on West River Street.
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Robert Holloway
William Sanford
West 16Th Street
W. H .WanQster
William Tennison
Dora Newson
West River Street
Wanted Furnished Apartments For Rent Ad
Numerous readers seek desirable furnished living quarters with privacy. Small apartment with modern furnishings desired. Rent it easily through Chronicle-Telegram For Rent Act. Start your ad today and have a tenant for Feb 1st.
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