Ten Year Old Girl Witness to Abduction
Benjamin Henderson cashier of the Camargo Bank at Madeira near Cincinnati was kidnapped as he left his daughter Betty Jane at a school in Oakley. Betty Jane and a fifth grader witnessed two men grab him and shove him into a car, the suspects believed to be Wilbur Cole Edward Tucker gang from Lancaster PA. The abductors stole Hendersons watch and $10 then fled toward Dayton.
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Cincinnati
Benjamin Henderson
Camargo Bank
Madeira
West Carrollton
Dayton
Henderson
Camargo
Miamisburg
Betty Jane
Dady
Jessis Huddleson
Oliver B. Kaiser
Hamilton County
Myers Y. Cooper
Here
Oakley
Daddy
Wilbur Cole- Edward Tucker
Lancaster
Head of Closed Bank Answers Petition
William H. Shibley president of the Amherst Savings and Banking Company filed in common pleas court an answer to a petition by State Superintendent E. H. Blair seeking first claim on the savings bank assets to satisfy a draft for 4365.37 held by Amherst Park Bank. Shibley admits the petition and agrees to the claim. A hearing on the petition and answer will be held in common pleas court Monday.
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William H. Shibley
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Common Pleas
E. H. Blair
Amherst Park Bank Company
The
Park Bank
Schihler
Common Pleas Court
Sunday paints dual picture of home and its influence
Rev William A Sunday preached a night sermon contrasting the Godlike home with a home without God. He cited Genesis to show a man who would command his household and urged listeners to heed his call for prayerful reflection and broader spiritual awareness. The message emphasized family duty and divine guidance.
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Sunday
William A
Billy
Devil
Tabernacle
Abraham
la Belle
France
Two Children Killed in Indiana Cyclone At Maunie
Two school children were known to be killed with many others believed injured when a cyclone hit Maunie near Mount Vernon Indiana on January 18. Unconfirmed reports claimed the twister destroyed two school buildings seven or more dwellings and several business structures.
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MT. Vernon
Ind
Maunie
Til
The Secret of Failure Sermon on Promise and Punishment
The Rev Mr Sun day sermon titled The Secret of Failure cites Jeremiah displaying why God’s promises are not fulfilled. He notes covenants offering rains peace joy prosperity and victory were contradicted by drought distress captivity and dishonor as the people failed to follow God. The discourse continues on page 2.
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Mr. Sunday
Jeremiah
God
Kiwanis Accepts Sunday's Invitation to Tabernacle
The Elyria Kiwanis club becomes the first Elyria group to accept Billy Sunday party invitation to attend as a body at the tabernacle. A special section will be roped off for Kiwanians next Tuesday night. Homer Rodeheaver, campaign music leader, announced from the platform.
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Kiwanis
Elyria
Home Most Sacred Spot in All the World
Perfumed shores of India's coral strand or the Klondike's frost, the word home is sacred to Eskimo, Indian, and Fifth Avenue millionaire alike. The speaker invites a companion to glimpse the most sacred spot bound by memories and associations, hinting at a continuation on page 35.
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India
Klondike
Tepee
Plains
Fifth Avenue
Billy Sunday High Spots On Home And Edicts
A fragment recounts Billy Sunday style observations on home life and discipline, praising home influence while expressing harsh views on juvenile misbehavior. The speaker contrasts wealth figures with personal authority and laments teachers' disciplinary limits, proposing corporal punishment for first offenses.
Assignment list of cases for week in common pleas court
One hundred jury and equity cases were placed on the common pleas court docket for the week beginning Monday Jan 21 by assignment clerk Charles Heiman. Of these 52 are equity and 47 are jury cases to be heard before Judges Thompson and Webber in docket order.
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Common Pleas
Equity
Common Pleas Court
Charles Heiman
W. B. Thompson
A. R. Webber
Ronderski
Lyrshak
Santucci
Farrell
McGuire T Wilson
Motor Car Co
Motors Co. Finance Co
Reduction Co. Ward
Stang. Knutowicz
Railroad Co. Birythen Tr
Peer. Davis
Railroad Co
Lehman
Hardy
Pearce
Smith
Fisher
Ohio Industries See Banner in 1929 Outlook
Ohio shows rising industrial activity with increases across general mill and factory work automobile, rubber and steel sectors. Toledo and Cleveland report labor demand. 12,000 to 15,000 employed in Toledo since Jan 1 and 500 new hires daily at Willys-Overland. Akron rubber industry expands. Youngstown steel mills operate near capacity. Cincinnati notes early year gains and building upturn amid mild winter.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Cleveland
Toledo
Willys-Overland
Merchants & Manufacturers’ Association
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Mahoning Valley
Akron
Cincinnati
C D Murray Narrow Escape From Icy Road
County Commissioner Charles D. Murray of Wellington had a close brush with death when his car skidded on icy pavement. It veered off the road, collided with a fence and teetered on a wire above a 15 foot creek drop. He rode a streetcar to Elytria, then arranged a tow. Only a spring was broken.
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Charles D. Murray
Wellington
Wfe
Murray
Elsha
Ely- Tria
Marshal Foch Rests Well
Paris report says Marshal Ferdinand Foch slept five hours last night without a suffocating crisis. Six doctors monitor uremia and heart action remains a concern, with no physician at bedside and only a nurse present. Georges Clemenceau, after illness, plans a short walk once cleared. Dr. Laubry calls the Marshal lively and eating well.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Georges
Clemenceau
Trippe
Foch
Laubry
Telegraph Road Injury Leaves Gil In Critical Condition
Miss Evelyn Beal an 18 year old Elyria resident sustained severe injuries after a car collision on Broad street. She swallowed broken glass from a window and later fainted at home amid reports of a choking sensation and a critical condition. Police noted both drivers failed to report the crash.
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Evelyn Beal
Telegraph Road
Elyria
Howard Beal
R. D
Broad Street
Park Place
Bob Rogers
Kenyon Street
Roger
Beal
Rogers
Evelyn
Emma Burrer
Murray Ridge
Sadie Oliver
Dewey Avenue
Miss Beal
Amherst Girls Escape In Car Wreck On Telegraph Road
Four Amherst girls on the way to work in Elyria narrowly escaped death when their auto overturned in a ditch on Telegraph road yesterday. Ann Mathies and Helen Bryant suffered bruises, Rose Mori had head and back injuries, Ida Mori hurt her right leg. Three girls returned home. Ida Mori was taken to Elyria for treatment.
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Amherst
Elyria
Telegraph Road
Ann Mathies
Helen Bryant
Rose Mori
Ida Mori
Fire destroys Wilmington Tire Shop and others in blaze
A two story brick building housing Wilmington Tire and Vulcanizing, Knights of Columbus rooms, and Wilmington Oil Company was leveled by a fire today. Damage was about 26000 dollars after an air compressor exploded and toppled a stove in the tire shop.
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Wilmington, O
Wilmington Tire & Vulcanizing Company
Knights of Columbus and Rooms
Wilmington Oil Company
Trophies of Life Subject of Commencement Address
Harry Coulby, famed Great Lakes shipping magnate known as the Czar of the Great Lakes, died at the Ritz Hotel in London. At sixty four, he led Pittsburgh Steamship Co and Pickands Mather, controlled vast freight, and shaped U S steel lake transport. He came to Cleveland at eighteen and walked 600 miles from New York to reach his new home.
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Cleveland, O
Harry Coulby
Great Lakes
Ritz
London
Eastgland
Coulby
Pittsburgh Steamship Company
United States Steel Corporation
Claypoole
England
Pickands, Mather & Co
Pittsburgh Steamship Co
United States Steel Corp
South America
America
Cleveland
New York
Interstate Steamship Co
Elyria High School Holds January Diploma Ceremony
Forty boys and twenty four girls received diplomas at Elyria High School in the January graduating class exercises. Yona Eva Worcester led as first graduate and valedictorian, while Rev Stephen K Mahon gave the commencement address on the trophies of life and the use of time.
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Elyria High School
Yona Eva Worcester
Samuel H. Arshen
Stephen K. Mahon
Epworth M. E
Toledo
R. C. Maston
C. P. Shively
Rev. Mahon
Robinson Crusoe
Desert Island
Mahon
Man Entombed in Coal Mine at Bradier
Steubenville reports Pat Nick aged 33 entombed in the east room of the U S Coal Company mine at Bradier after a roof collapse. Officials say four to five days to tunnel to him. rescue halted after dark as foreman warned of dangerous conditions and likelihood of death.
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Steubenville
Pat Nick
U. S. Coal Company
Bradier
Nick
Entembel
China Plans Sweeping Cut in Armed Forces
Shanghai dispatches report that the Nanking military conference adopted a program for a wholesale reduction of China s armed forces. The plan calls for cutting the estimated 2 509 000 men to about 9000.
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Shanghai
China
Nanking
Flu Epidemic Recedes in City as Health Chief Credits Measures
City Health Commissioner Dr. G E French says the influenza epidemic is nearly gone with a little over fifty cases remaining and none serious. He credits the two week closure rule and bans on public gatherings for halting the spread. Contagious diseases are scarce aside from a few minor measles cases.
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G. E. French
Elyrian Named Director of Ohio C of C
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce announces new board members including William C. Pickrell of Dayton A L Garford of Elyria and Thomas J. Davis of Cincinnati Joining the board of advisors are M R Denver of Wilmington W H W Albers of Cincinnati John T Harrington of Youngstown and Jesse R Clark Jr of Cincinnati The chamber will hold its annual banquet in Columbus on March 22.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commrce
William C. Pickrell
Dayton
A. L. Garford
Elyria
Cleveland Automatic Machine Company
Thomas J. Davis
First National Bank
Cincinnati
M. R. Denver
Wilmington
W. HW. Albers
John T. Harrington
Youngstown
Jesse
Oklahoma governor faces impeachment charges in landmark move
Oklahoma House committee votes to impeach Governor Henry Johnston over incompetence corruption and moral turpitude. Charges include pardons misappropriation of funds illegal deficiency certificates and unlawful contracts. Legislature to decide suspension or trial by Senate. committee urges suspension.
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House Committee
Oklahoma City
Okla
House
Henry Johnston
Oklahoma
Johnston
Senate
R. D Crosthwaite
J. W. Eldredge
Banking Department
Kirby Fitzpatrick
State Issues Commission
Rescuers Work as 200 Bodies Pulled From Cumana Quake Ruins
Reports from Cumana say 200 bodies were removed from collapsed buildings after yesterday's earthquake. More than 1,000 injured, with property damage near 10 million dollars. Citizens unite to search ruins as foreign aid and Venezuelan Red Cross volunteers mobilize. Free transport and telegraph service offered for victims' relatives.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Cumana
Venezuelan Red Cross
Comana
Fractures Leg In Fall On Ice
Catherine Nasipah thirty year old woman slipped on ice on her way to school yesterday at 1240 Prospect Street. She fractured her right leg and was admitted to Memorial hospital for care.
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Catherine Nasipah
Memorial Hospital
Coaster Fatality At Dayton Claim Shocking Death
Dayton report details the death of 19 year old William Winchester in a coast ing accident yesterday. The incident occurred in Dayton prompting an official inquiry. A family statement confirms the youth's identity and loss while authorities investigate the cause.
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Fattaly Aurt Dayton
Wm. Winchester
Acchiet
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Heaven
Solomon
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
John Pierpont Morgan
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