Sanders Succeeds Slemp as Secretary to the President
C Bascom Slemp will retire March 4 and be succeeded by Everett Sanders of Indiana who has served eight terms in Congress. Sanders, 43, native of Terre Haute, was near vice presidential nomination. Slemp, a Virginia Republican, is a lawyer and longtime congressman. The secretaryship is a powerful White House post with duties beyond a cabinet rank.
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Washington
Bascom Slemp
President Coolidge
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Congress
Slemp
Coolidge
White House
Tie
Virginia
Sanders
Terre Haute
Homer
House
Ike Slemp
Cleveland
William M. Butler
Eaton Township School Bonds Sold for 32200
Eaton Center to get a new centralized school on a six acre site gifted by L. T. Davis. Braun and Bosworth of Toledo purchased $100 000 bonds at a 2253 premium after nine bids with the lowest at 610 and the highest accepted. The sale occurred at a regular school board meeting following voter approval in November.
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Toledo Concern
L. T. Davis
Eaton Township
Eaton Center
Braun and Bosworth
Toledo
Texas Bandit Loots Bank and Stores in Fort Worth Area
A bandit robs a bank and several village stores 25 miles northwest of Fort Worth. The village bank reports its currency deposit of thousands of dollars taken. stores are also ransacked in the incident dated January 15.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Newark
Here
Vanderlip settles $1,200,000 damage suits in Marion
The $1,200,000 damage suits filed by Louis H. Brush and Roy D. Moore against Frank A. Vanderlip have been settled, with the Marion Star announcing the agreement. The exact payment by Vanderlip was not disclosed.
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Marion, O
Frank A. Vanderlip
Louis H. Brush
Roy D. Moore
The
Marion Star
Marion Star_today
Vanderlip
Governor orders probe of Susquehanna Power Project
Baltimore January 15 Governor Ritchie ordered a public service commission investigation into the 40 million dollar Susquehanna Power Company project. The utility plans development on the Susquehanna and other nearby rivers.
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Baltimore
Ritchie
Public Service Commission
Susquehanna Power Company
Susquehanna
Cabinet Abolishes Shanghai Arsenal and Troop Stationing
The cabinet announced in official quarters that Shanghai arsenal will be abolished and troops will not be stationed there. The post of defense commissioner for the city is also to be done away with as part of the decision.
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Shanghai Arsenal
Peking
Oisial
Missionary and Bible Meeting in Fields January 20 22
Prophetic Bible and Missionary Conference directed by Linwood Park Bible Institute Association will be held at the Church of Christ Fields on Tuesday to Thursday evenings January 20 21 and 22. Noted speakers include Rev W S Hottel Chicago Rev W L Walker Elyria and others with music by Mrs Carl Martin Elyria.
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Linwood Park Bible Institute Association
Church of Christ, Fields
W.S. Hottel
Chicago
K. Finley
Elma
Cc. C. Maple
Fields
H. K. Finley
Jesus
Carl Martin
Elyria
W. L. Walker
L. A. Obitts
C. E. Tulga
LaGrange
D. P. Fulmer
F. G. Imhof
Cleveland
F. C. Imhof
Officials Attend Great Lakes Meet in Cleveland
Lorain editors report city officials are attending the Great Lakes and Harbors Association meeting in Cleveland today and tomorrow. Kiwanis Lions Club Chamber of Commerce and Central Business Men's Association committees are present. The gathering protests a proposed lowering of a major lake by the Chicago drainage project.
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Lorain
Great Lakes and Harbors Association
Cleveland
Kiwanis
The
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Central Business Men's Association
Elyria Ohio Church Census Seeks Family Religious Affiliation
A 1925 Elyria census card asks every family to fill out church membership details for all denominations. Volunteers from Catholic Protestant and Jewish communities will collect data Sunday afternoon to map church affiliations and provide congregations with eligible family names. census cards available at the Y M C A after tomorrow noon.
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Elyria
Ohio
Conference of Huge At Ohio Undenominational Churches Session
The Ohio Conference of Undenominational Churches holds a quarterly meeting at Lorain County Rescue Mission Lorain Ohio January 28 to February 1 with Rev B Davidson as president and Rev C C Maple as superintendent. The program covers services devotional preaching greetings and a chart sermon through January 30 with sessions led by ministers from Elyria Lorain Akron Mansfield Newark and Cleveland.
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Ohio Conference of Undenominational Churches
Lorain County
Reid Avenue
Tenth Street
Lorain
Ohio
B. Davidson
West Eighth Street
Elyria
C. C. Maple
Root Road
Francis H. Gibson
West 14Th Street
I. H. Wichern
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
BR. Davidson
Walter Gwyn
Mansfield
Margaret M. Davis
Akron
Geo. M. Hulme
Ohio Conference
G. M. Hulme
A. L- Vickers
H. Gibson
M.A. Lamp
Newark
Bowl of Goldfish and Ray of Sun Cause Fire in Newark Home
For the first time in Newark history a bowl of goldfish is listed as the incendiary. Rays of the sun passing through the glass magnified heat to ignite a chair cane seat in the sun parlor of Dr. Morris Zimmerman’s home, starting a blaze that drew two fire companies.
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Newark
N. J
Newark Fire Department
Morris Zimmerman
Grafton Township Belden School Term Heated Debate Ends With Levy Support
Grafton township residents gathered to oppose closing Belden centralized school but shifted to backing a three mill levy for the term. After two hours of discussion a committee was formed to draft a petition for June operations, with about 75 adults present and 73 voting for circulation.
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Grafton Township
Belden
Lorain County
Carlisle School Board approves only minor Quarry repairs
Carlisle Special School District votes after three hours of wrangling to limit work at the Quarry school. A proposal to send seventh and eighth graders to Elyria failed, with fears of parent opposition and tuition costs. President Burr says county health orders are needed before any old building work, noting estimated Quarry repairs exceeding $500.
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Carlisle Special School
Elyria
Elmer Alexander
D. A. Burr
County Health Board Board
Northern Ohio Reconstruction Co to Cease Operations
The Northern Ohio Reconstruction Co announced it will cease business February 1. The lender says it extended loans totaling $500,000 to 114 individuals and firms after the tornado.
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Lorain
Northern Ohio Reconstruction Co
Labor Department to Probe Grand Duke Boris Visit Details
Acting on Rep. Legoardia request from New York the department of labor will investigate circumstances surrounding the forthcoming visit of Grand Duke Boris of Russia to the United States.
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Duke Washington
Legoardia
Republican
New York
Department of Labor
Grand Duke
Boris
Russia
United States
Gasoline Price Advances in Syracuse
Gasoline prices rose by one cent per gallon in Syracuse New York today raising the retail price to eighteen cents per gallon.
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Syracuse
N. Y
British author dies in London today
London report states Marry Fur- Hews, prominent British author, lecturer and artist, died today following a period of ill health. The passing removes a noted figure from literary and cultural circles.
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London
Fur- Hews
Vendors Urged to Secure Drink Licenses in Elyria
Elyria vendors must obtain soft drink licenses under city ordinance. About 15 percent of vendors have licenses for 1925. A city check of vendors will occur near month end. unlicensed sellers will be questioned by Mayor Hinkson. Four weeks grace granted. annual fee is 50 dollars with a quarter reduction after April 1.
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Elyria
Grant Schrock
Harry Hinkson
Kiwanis Club PEPs Up For Year With Broad Plans
Kiwanis members heard President Robert H. Rice’s inaugural address and discussed a flood of activities. The underprivileged child committee led by Jack Siekkinen outlined a program to aid Elyria children while the membership committee reported strong progress. Gust Kolinski won the attendance prize presented by John Halpin.
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Kiwanis
Robert H. Rice
Jack Siekkinen
Elyria
Gust Kolinski
John Halpin
Opposition Expected to City Tornado Loss Bill
Lorain city council hears city solicitor Wemaley Grills say opposition is likely to the 300000 bill to cover tornado losses. He notes farm bloc in the legislature may oppose while city representatives support the measure.
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Lorain
Wemaley Grills
Red Cross reports tornado relief progress in Lorain
Henry M. Baker presents final Lorain relief findings to the city council detailing 1,869 Lorain families served, 1,168 awarded, 54 pending partial awards, and 42 not yet awarded. The Ohio relief effort spans nine counties plus Pennsylvania with 175 local businesses involved and nearly 1 million dollars in remaining funds.
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Lorain
American Red Cross
Henry M. Baker
The
Red Cross
Tlorain
Sandusky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Baker
D. C. Wills
Cleveland
Ohio Relief Commission
Cardiff crew of 28 drowned off Ireland coast
Lloyds dispatch reports the entire crew of the British steamer Cardiff, 28 men, drowned when the vessel broke up near Clonakilty off the Irish coast near Enniscorthy on January 15.
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Eenstown
Ireland
Lloyds Tidas
Cardiff
Clonakllyoff
Irish
Youthful Hunter Steps on Bear Near Blairstown
Newark dateline January 16 Fifteen year old Stanley Wallota of Blairstown New Jersey stepped on a bear while hunting near Catfish Pond. The bear escaped while the boy recovered from the shock.
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Newark
N. J
Stanley Wallota
Blairstown
Stanley
Catfish Pond
Ohio judge frees Lorain mother in kidnapping case
Judge A R Webber ordered the return of Bertha Fowler and her son George Albert Lowe to Lorain under his jurisdiction. The case began after Fowler took the boy from Dayton, while Lowe had the other son in custody of a Dayton juvenile court, with prior warrants and habeas corpus proceedings delaying action. Further appropriations and highway and school bills were discussed in Columbus, including road maintenance funds and district appropriations.
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A. R. Webber
Bertha Fowler
Lorain
Geo. Albert Lowe
Dayton
Clarence Lowe
Lowe
Hor
Wm. IF. Hurley
Wm. M. Freedman
Webber
Luther to Form New Berlin Cabinet After Elections
Berlin January 15 Dr Hans Luther former finance minister is expected to be formally charged today to form a new German cabinet ending a period of political strife. President Ebert named Luther Chancellor with a conservative bourgeois team including Saentsch as Foreign Minister and Kanitz as Agriculture Minister.
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Hans Luther
Ebert
Luther
Germany
Lamost
Saentsch
Interior
Herr Schiele
Count Kanitz
Herr Neuhaue
Heinrich Bauns
Herr Scholten
Herr Stengel
Otto Geasler
Saylerville Jail Breaker Slain Captured In Ohio
Five weeks after escaping from Alger jail Hamilton Barnett the wife slayer was captured and jailed in Saylersville Ohio Marshal Jack Cochran carried a $500 reward. Barnett eluded Saylersville authorities, was pursued from Kentucky authorities, and was finally recaptured in Ohio.
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Hamilton Barnett
Saylerville
Alger
Saylersville
Jack Cochran
Dirigible Los Angeles Flies From Lakehurst Toward Chesapeake Bay
The naval airship Los Angeles conducted a test flight at Lakehurst New Jersey at 10 27 a m and will proceed to Chesapeake Bay to test the mooring mast of the USS Patoka, anchored off Baltimore, Maryland.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Chesapeake Bay
Trial opens for Joe Urbaytis in 1921 post office robbery
In Toledo on January 5 the trial began for Joe Urbaytis charged with taking part in the million dollar February 1921 post office robbery.
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Toledo
Joe Urbaytis
UTLOREN HOME MATRON FAGES CHARGES
Miss Leanne Ortelle, investigator for welfare, accuses Mrs Emma Hughes matron and her son Arthur Hughes assistant at Richland county children’s home of unfit care. Report cites alleged locking of children in a dark closet and severe punishment.
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Hughes
Xenia
David E. Crow
Greene County Infirmary
State Civil Service Commission
Crow
Thomas Foley Leader of New York Democrats Dies
Thomas Foley a Tammany Hall power and political sponsor for Governor Al Smith died at Rockefeller Institute from pneumonia. He was 73 and had long been a key force in Tammany Hall for more than a generation.
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New York
Thomas Foley
al Smith
Rockefeller Institute
Foley
Lorain Man Sentenced After City Fight
In Lorain on January 18 a courtroom heard a fight between Joseph Reenick and William Green. A state court moved to sentence the arrestee after the confrontation and related evidence.
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Lorain
Joseph Reenick
William Green
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