President Coolidge and Cuba's Machado reaffirm Pan American unity
At the Jan 16 Pan American conference in Havana President Coolidge and Cuban President Machado urged mutual goodwill among American nations. Coolidge warned nations must shape their own destinies while upholding western ideals, and Machado stressed Cuba’s independence and regional unity beyond political borders.
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President Coolidge Heads Cuba Welcome and Pan American Talks
In Havana crowds greet President Coolidge as Cuba honors him with grand homage. He urges American republics to unite for their destiny, endorsing the Monroe Doctrine softly and stressing cooperation, justice, and peace without antagonism to others.
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U S Policy in Central America Attacked by Latin Groups
European papers report American aerial bombing of Nicaraguan Liberals and Coolidge reception in Hayama as Pan American talks loom. Latin American student manifestoes condemn U S policy as asserting sovereignty over Nicaragua and tethering its government to American interests.
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Manchester Guardian
Hunt for Chile Slayer Continues After Child Murder
Flint Michigan today as the body of Dorothy Schneic Ah, seven year old kindergarten scholar, was lowered into a grave. More than 100 officers pressed a large manhunt for a middle aged suspect described as a sexual deviant and fugitive from a cult leader. Descriptions of the suspect and a dilapidated sedan were broadcast across the Midwest, with four army planes and veteran pilots aiding a wide search from Benson Creek to surrounding roads.
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Traffic Toll From Ohio Weekend Crashes Declares AP
United Press survey shows four killed near Columbus with three others fatally injured and about twenty injured. Notables include Margaret Keller, Saucy McQuade, Willis Denica, Frank Odman, and others. Additional crashes reported in Cincinnati Milnerport Akron and London areas with multiple injuries.
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London
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Cincinnati
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Milnerport
Harry Balthases
T XN. Melnick
Akron
Congress Today Seeks votes on McMaster measure and shipping bill
Congress schedules action at 3 pm on McMaster reduction resolution while Senator Reed asks for permanent barring of a Missouri senator-elect. The day includes consideration of Jones shipping bill and Trammell S-4 disaster investigation, along with hearings on Walsh water power, farm relief, and a Boulder Dam hearing.
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Church Bells Toll On 8th Birthday of Prohibition
Westerville observers marked the eighth anniversary of the eighteenth amendment with services in over 30 000 churches nationwide and speeches by leaders from the anti alcohol movement In Westerville a town of under 2000 residents slated for the event Church figures discussed prohibition’s impact and future in the United States with remarks from Dr Graedel H Cherrington and Charles M Barbert Columbus counsel for the anti-saloon league
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Republicans gather momentum as primaries near
Washington reports rising activity in early 1 930s presidential politics. Hoover and Lowden are expected to declare for the nomination soon with petitions due in Illinois February 10 and Ohio New Hampshire deadlines approaching February 24. Mellon's potential to swing Pennsylvania delegates could boost Hoover, with Carmer Thompson noted as a key Ohio political figure.
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Sixty Arrests In Raid On Cock Fight
Strongville deputies and Justice of the Peace arrest 60 rooster fans and farmers at a barn on Arthur Prosek farm near Drake Road. The 60 are to plead to charges at a Saturday night session led by Justice Edward Bisbin. Roosters were seized and imprisoned. the village awoke to a tense aftermath.
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Driving While Intoxicated Case In Police Court
Sam Nagy II of Vulcan Street was fined £59 and costs for driving a machine while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty stating he was under the influence but not very drunk. Nagy was arrested Saturday night on West River Street.
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Minter Sets High Standards for Graduates
The Rev W C Fowler preached at Elyria High School baccalaureate for the January class at First Congregational Church. He cited Job and King David to urge moral discipline, wisdom beginning with reverence, and urged graduates to use their powers constructively. The sermon notes were continued on page 3.
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Man Thought Wanted for Murder and Gem Robbery Arrested Near Sandusky
A man believed to be Gordon Chambers, sought in Chicago for the murder of his common-law wife and in Cleveland for a gem theft, was arrested near Sandusky after police traced a description across roads to Cleveland. Authorities provided few details, noting only that a suspect matching Chambers’ description was taken into custody.
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One Man Pleads Guilty and 29 Not Guilty In Court
Thirty persons indicted by the first grand jury faced the Court of Judge A R Webber arraigned. All but one pleaded not guilty and requested trial. Austen Knieram of Lorain pleaded guilty to support of his three sons and agreed to pay maintenance of $20 weekly.
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Prosecution Finds Lorain Bridge Bond Ballot Legal
Lorain County Prosecutor Roy Vandemark issued a statement affirming the Lorain County Memorial Bridge ballot was legal under existing authority. He noted a 1925 law differs and requires only a majority vote for county bonds, unlike school or municipal bond laws requiring 55 percent approval for rate and maximum maturities.
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Cleveland
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Casper Cash pleads not guilty in shooting case
Casper Cash of West avenue was bound over to the grand jury under $3900 bail after pleading not guilty to shooting to kill Clarence Young at a whist party on 17th street. Young, injured in the hand and leg, says Cash chased him to a filling station on Aberlin road. Violet Ford was held on $500 bond as a witness.
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Oberon
Edwin J McMahon Called By Death
Edwin J McMahon 68 of 235 Broad Street longtime advertising manager for the New York Central railroad died Saturday night at his home Elyria life-long resident sick Friday night on return trip from Cleveland peritonitis is listed as the cause survivors include his widow Della funeral at 2 PM Tuesday from his home pallbearers will be McMahon railway associates also notes a separate Washington item on increasing the New York customs force by 436 guards due to under staffing
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Washington
City slated to discuss Logan Gas franchise renewal
City officials plan a key agenda item tonight to consider extending the Logan Gas Co franchise which expires next August. Raymond Croes, head of the company, indicated interest in negotiating a new franchise with the city, amid uncertainty about possible bids from Cleveland interests and street wear concerns.
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