Program for Elrria High School January graduates
The commencement program for Elrria High School January graduates is announced for Thursday night at the high school auditorium. It features a processional by the school orchestra under J Martin Berk, an invocation by Rev. W. L. Fowler, singing by the Girls' Glee Club, a commencement address by Thomas W. Treseriacion of Presentation, and diplomas presented by Thomas N Cook, president of the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elrria High School
CL. PL Shively
J Martin Berk
W. L. Fowler
Church of Cir
Glee Cleb
Thomas W. Treseriacion
Thomas N Cook
Board of Education
Bean Graham
Woedner
Oberlin School
Theolo
Cook
Brighton Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Possession
Cornelius Culp of Brighton pleaded guilty to liquor possession in Justice A. Ro Weber's court and was fined 1000 dollars plus costs. Silvia Culp and two others from Brighton faced disorderly conduct charges and were fined five dollars and costs each after a Tuesday raid by deputies Haver Crehore Cowie and Claude Bitin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Culp
Brighton
Judice
Ro Webber
Silvia Culp
Roehen Perk
Ida Whitmeier
Ales
George
Haver Crehore Cowie
Claude Bitin Wiquor
Culp
Duras
Trotzky On His Way To Banishment In Turkestan
Berliner Tageblatt Moscow dispatch says Leon Trotzky, former co dictator of the Russian empire, departed Moscow for banishment on the Chinese frontier of Turkestan. The report claims his exile follows opposition to Stalin's faction and notes Trotzky's vow to rise again.
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Trotzky
Berlex
Leon Trotki
Erce
Turkestan
Moscow
Tageblatts
Sovernment
Mit
Stalin
Vageblatt
Trotky
Lenroot Opposes Whilsh Resolution on Power Industry Inquiry
Former Senator Irvine Lenroot of Wisconsin argues against the Wehi resolution for investigation of the Power Industry. He says no facts show need, the scope is too broad, and the senate committee lacks jurisdiction over many activities proposed for inquiry. Prisoners were sent to Atlanta federal penitentiary from Toledo. Seventeen inmates moved under U S Marshal Jauer. One prisoner from Hardin County received twenty one months for violation of the prohibition law.
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Washington
Irvine Lenroot
Wisconsin
Joint Committee of National Utility
Viations
Wehi
Senate Intestate Comrace
Senate
Atlanta
Toledo
United States
Marshall Jaufer
Cleveland
Aasistota
Dible
Hardin County
January Class Givers Parting Gift to E H B
The January 1928 class at Ste Alma Mater presents gifts totaling to the Washington building urns and flowers funds. They donate 100 dollars for a piano purchase for Irma Shum and 50 dollars to the National Honor Society, with the remaining funds to the library.
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E. H
Ste Alma
Washington Building
Irmna- Shum
National Honor Society
Librars
Seniors Hold Farewell Party At High School
Seniors held a farewell banquet in the high school cafeteria the night before graduation. Kenneth Harden acted as toastmaster as tastes of peach and Nile green decor framed diplomas tied with ribbons. Ten senior girls served a chicken dinner while faculty guests attended and gifts funded a piano for the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwhich
Kenneth Harden
Rose Provosanik
John W Lauck
Veda Haylor
Ruth Haag
Robert Baintridge
Donald Dun
Three Men Are Shot To Death In Chicago Heights
Three men found shot to death on a lonely road near Chicago Heights Ill after a suspected hijackers battle. Identified victims include Joe Faso 29 and Joe Cagianeg 18 of Chicago Heights and Fuller 28 of South Bend Ind. Police link slayings to liquor traffic and consider possible internal killings or a staged hijacking.
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Chicago Heights
Ill
Joe Faso
Joe Cagianeg
Fuller
South Bend
Ind
Rum Runnera
Adolph Hotelling Confesses to More Children Attacks
In Genesee county Michigan Adolph Hotelling confessed to additional attacks after confessing the murder of Dorothy Schneider a five year old girl who was kidnapped and killed near Mt Morris. He named Esther Skinner and Ella May Horn as other assault victims and his attorney prompted a new confession. A mob once stormed the Genoese county jail and Hotelling awaits circuit court trial with a sanity commission to be named after sentencing.
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Ionla
Mich
Adolph Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Michigan
Hotelling
Mt. Morris
William A. Seegmiller
Esther Skinner
Oak Hill Cemetery
Owosso
Ella May Horn
Carland
Horn
Genessee County
Flint
Michigan Reformatory
Frank Cain
Circuit Court
Green
Leslie Schneider
Dorothy
Illint
Fce
Benson Creek
Congress Today Senate and House Proceedings
Congress actions include votes on a resolution to exclude Frank Smith of Illinois from the Senate and consideration of the Jones shipping bill by the Commerce Committee. The Irrigation Committee continues Boulder Dam hearings while minority recommendations on Jones are reviewed. In the House the independent offices appropriation bill advances as the Elections Committee pursues the Beck case. Naval Affairs and Flood Control panels hold hearings on their respective programs and farm rental issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexate
Frank Smith
Illinois
Senate
Ay Jones
Irrigation Committee
Boulder Dam
Commerce Committee
HOUSE
Elections Committee No. 2
Beck
Naval Affairs Committee
Agriculture
Flood Control Committee
Two Brothers Victims Of Fumes Near Bedford Foundry
In Bedford Ohio on January 18 two brothers Walter Zumack 24 and Benjamin Zumack 22 were found dead near the Best Foundry Co plant. Gas fumes from lime piled nearby are suspected as the cause. A passerby noted the men appeared asleep and informed police chief C G Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Best Foundry Co
C. G. Carter
Walter Zumack
Benjamin
Lorain man sues for 25000 after streetcar crash
John Mihalski of 1633 F. Sixth Street Lorain alleges he was riding on Steve Bogi grocery truck driven by Alex Bogi when it crashed into a street car on 28th Street last fall. Mihalski seeks 25000 for injuries including a fractured right leg and brain base injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mihalski
Fliers Progress In Flight As Spirit Of California Near Record
Flying at 1500 feet the Spirit of California passed 24 hours aloft over the San Francisco Bar region. Capt Kingsford Smith and Lieut Pond continued the long endurance flight facing 30 more hours to beat the record as the Fokker T monoplane held steady with engines throttled low.
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San Francisco
Spirit of California
Kingsford-Smith
Lieut Pond
Garford building to add room for rising first grade enrollment
The district plans a new room at the Garford school to handle expected growth in first grade pupils. Superintendent Maston said changes will take effect as the semester begins. Students return Friday for regular sessions with promotions announced. Two new teachers, Mrs McMan and Mrs Marian Sexton, will fill vacancies at Roosevelt and Franklin schools.
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Garford Bldg
Garford Schol
Htc
Maston
Marion
McMan
Roosevelt
Miss Becker
Marian Sexton
Franklin School
Miss Roick
Gates
Annual Meeting Of Elyria Red Cross Held Tuesday
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Tuesday evening January 7 at the Lorain County Bank Director's Room. Trustees will be elected and reports on the past year given. Edith McAllister will share relief experiences from the Mississippi Flood. All charter members are urged to attend.
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Red Cross
Elyria
Croag
Lorain County Bank
Edith McAllister
Lorain
Firebug confession ties string of Washington blazes to urge
John J. Fisher a 29 year old ex policeman confessed to police that an obsession to start fires led him to ignite at least two of seven fires in the capital. He said he watched the first blaze at a Five and Ten store then set others including a feed store and a lumber yard. Police filed two counts and later added two more charges. Damage from the fires exceeded 100000 dollars. Fisher a disabled World War veteran was being held.
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Washington
John J. Fisher
Paytienc
Fisher
Polie
Eckington
G Streets
Jeff
14Th Street
Florida Avenue
Sher
Baltimore
Maryland
President Coolidge Recovers From Seasickness En Route North
On the Friendship Special, President Coolidge and party sped from Havana to Key West then toward Washington. He suffered seasickness during the Havana to Key West passage but felt better by today. He delegated a note to Secretary Wilbur to address the Memphis crew while en route.
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President Coolidge
Washington
Jan. IS
Florida
Miami
Coolidge
Havaga
Ker West
Donahey Urges Aid for Destitute Miners Children
Governor Vic Donahey issued a proclamation urging Ohio residents to aid children and adults in coal mining districts starving due to the strike. He called for food and clothing gifts and money donations to be sent to local National Guard armories or Adjt. Gen. Frank D. Henderson in Columbus for distribution.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Ohio Natonal Guard
National Guard
Adjt
Frank D. Henderson
Denison University Quarantine Follows Scarlet Fever Case
In Granville on January 18 a suspected second scarlet fever case led Denison University to place 159 female students and one male writer under six day quarantine. Dayton dining hall waiter Charles E. Cole showed symptoms and was quarantined by Dr Loveless. Miss Mary Edgerton of Trenton first contracted the disease.
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Granville
Denisom
Charles E. Cole
Dayton
Brown Visits Columbus To Aid Hoover Campaign
Walter F. Brown assistant secretary of commerce and Hoover political aide met Hoover supporters in Columbus to discuss Ohio campaign plans. A decision on Hoover entering Ohio as an open candidate with delegates may follow from the visit. Col. Carmi A. Thompson and Charles A. Jenex outlined plans for a Willis campaign headquarters in Columbus.
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Columbus
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Ohio
Brown
Frank B. Willis
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Willis
Charles A. Jenex
Treasury to mail old tax blanks for 1927 returns
The treasury orders six types of income tax return forms issued by the Internal Revenue Service to be mailed to taxpayers for filings due by March 15. Officials estimate March collections around 360 million dollars, compared with 1827 figures.
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Washington
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Sis
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Blair
Uua
Fortune Teller in Columbus Fined
The Supreme Court sustained lower county courts in finding Gertrude Davis of Cleveland guilty of practicing palmistry and fortune telling without a license. She was fined 379 and costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail, time suspended pending good behavior.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
Gertrude Davis
Cleveland
Costa
Airmen Leave Detroit for Cuba in 1350 Mile Flight
Lt Leonard Flo and Austin Bement depart Selfridge Field aboard a Scinson-Detroit monoplane bound for Havana Cuba. They aim to cover 1350 miles in about 14 hours following a route via Cincinnati Atlanta and Key West Florida. The duo are part of the Ten Wise Birds club and carry a rubber boat from the earlier world flight attempt.
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Detroit
Cuba
MT. Clemens
Mich
Leonard Flo
Austin Bement
Selfridge Field
Havana
Edward ©. Schlea
Wa. S. Brack
Cincinnati
Arlanta
Kew West
Fla
Ten Wise Birds
Auto Hits Trolley Car Wounding Driver at Erie Street
Clyde Jones 19 of Adelbert avenue sustained a broken left leg and possible internal injuries when his high light coupe struck the southbound Yellow Line street car on Erie street. He was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital. air line of the trolley car broken and the auto wrecked. No other injuries reported. Street car under Charles Ford and J M Atkinson.
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Clyde Jones
Adelbert Avenue
Erie Street
Jones
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Ford
19Th Street
Tain
J. M. Atkinson
West Street
Elyria
West Side Kindergarten to Open Monday in Gates Building
A new West Side kindergarten will start Monday in the Gates auditorium. Children five years old by April 1 may enroll, with enrollments coordinated through the district principals. The program, state-supported by the local board of education, will split sessions by district from Gates and Jefferson, with Gates children in the morning and Jefferson children in the afternoon. Miss Roice from the Franklin building will lead the new program.
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West Side
Gates
Supt
KR. C. Merston
Maston
Oberlin
Board of Education
Gates and
Jefferson
Roosevelt
School Board
Jeferson
Rolce
Franklin
Three Men Fined for Assault in Lorain Case
James and Ienryr Marshall and George Onoffer of Lorain pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Judge A R Webbe. Each was fined 25 pounds plus costs after a burglary indictment was called off for lack of evidence, the judge concluding the attack arose from a misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ienryr Marshall
George Onoffer
Lorain
A. R. Webbe
H. C. Bereil
Assauit
Edward Burrell
Webber
Regiment to donate one night’s pay for afflicted children
Officers of the 143rd regiment National Guard announced a plan to donate one night's pay to aid suffering children. The offer was made by Lt. Col. F. W. Neves and the unit hopes to raise funds for coal seed relief programs for miners.
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Cleveland
Cers
143Rd Regiment
Obie National Guard
Liew
Smith Seeks Seat Contested In Illinois Case
Washington reports the Illinois senate votes to declare senator-elect Freak Li Smith's seat vacant amid contest threats by Republicans. Private polls suggest a Norris resolution will pass, with potential Supreme Court action or another reelection bid possible. Friends argue expenditures and public utilities ties were validated by voter choice.
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Washington
Senate
Li Smith
Smith
Illinois
U.S. Supreme Court
Wllneis
Smiths
Int Inenois
State Public Utilities Commission
Oberlin College Student John McGill Die at Train Tracks
The Oberlin College junior John McGill was found dead near the New York Central tracks west of Oberlin. Initial theory of suicide by jumping from a train was discounted as a foreman and railroad officials noted he had not boarded at Kipton. Coroner Myles Perry accepted accidental death by being struck by a train, pending final verdict. Two brothers arrived to arrange funeral details.
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Oberlin
John McGill
Oberlin College
McGill
New York Central
Kipton
Perry
Lorain County Coroiner
Myles Perry
Youss Mag
Theis Wag & Toman
M Wes
Oberliga
Coromer
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Chiccaro Heights
Ionla, Mich
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Congress Today
Key West
Donahey
Denison
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Dee Smith
Oberli
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