Boran Scoffs At Idea Of Repeal
Washington January 18 Senate wets and drys prepare for a test vote on repealing the 18th amendment via the Blaine resolution. Borah Idaho leader backs a vote now. Blaine Wisconsin author expects one after the tariff bill. Norris promises a hostile report, while La Guardia questions constitutionality of the amendment. A House flare tonight targets treasury funds for enforcement as the fight over prohibition widens amid pending February 1 deadline and Smoot duty tweak.
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Borah
Idaho
Ary
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Wis
Norris
Judiciary Committee
United Press
House
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Horak
Rep. Laguardia
Treasury
la Guardia
Smoot
Utah
Prohibition Talk Highlights 10 Years of Change in Ohio
Judge Aldrich reflects on a decade of Prohibition noting steady decreases in drink availability and rising bank deposits. He cites automatic accounting for every fifth person and praises the WC T U for pushing temperance, while Mrs. Hill outlines the movement’s history from 1874. A youth pageant pledges support to the WC T U.
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Yonr Boy
Gi Iney
Aldrich
Onto
Ohio
Jia
Wyner
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
United States
IW. CT. U
Lorain County farm bureau reviews agent reports
Lorain County agricultural extension agents Horton Alger and Wilma Bonar summarize a year of farm visits office calls and field days. Highlights include 469 farm visits 1 470 office calls 1 387 telephone calls 122 field days 185 office days 1 595 letters and 174 meetings with 11 154 attending.
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Lorain County
Lorain
C. £. Rowland
Elyria
Ohio Sty
Bever
Grange meeting reviews rural welfare and pin awards
A Grange session in LaGrange Township reports details of service outputs plus a county nominee pin program. The meeting celebrates farm programs, stresses Grange roles in education and social welfare, and includes a clothing demonstration team that won state honors.
Wellington Holstein Association Elects Officers
The Wellington Holstein Association met in the Old Fellows Hall drawing about forty members. Ira Lee was elected president with William Stevenson as vice president and Walter Shepherd as secretary treasurer. A resolution to seek federal protection for home produce was approved. Entertainment included songs by Ira and Harry Lee.
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Wellington
O. Jan
Holstsociation
FL M. Clark
Feld
National Association
Hadley
Ohio
Rolf Elyria
Swanger
Focal
Sam A
Brookfield
Ira Lee
Suits Filed In Court Here
C F Herrington sues Louisa J Weber and others in common pleas court for $454 on a promissory note and mortgage foreclosure. The filing alleges default on the security instrument. Gertrude Irene Mozley is also named in a related action.
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C. FS Herrington
Caly
Common Pleas Court
Louisa J. Weber
Anti-Saloon League Story Is Pictured
A Carnegie Library exhibit in OSERLIN displays material on the Anti-Saloon League history. It includes photos of Howard H. Russell and others, along with books and documents by Rev. Russell. The piece places the exhibit in the broader context of Oberlin temperance work and mentions related campus activities and organizations.
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Anti-Saloon League
Oserlin
Carnegie Library
Howard H. Russel
Or. Ralmizer
Oberlin Temperance Alliance
A. G. Comings
Ald Spear Laboratory
First Church
Rev. Russel
Secretary of State
Oberlin
Oberin Temperance al F2
Swear Laborator
Frigid Midwest Winter Hits Chicago Area and Plains
A severe cold wave paralyzed the Chicago region and parts of Oklahoma and Texas. Suburbs faced 21 degree lows, tied for the year’s coldest. Fresh snow spread across Kansas, while stranded motorists faced road closures and rescue crews aided by rail facilities.
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Vailes
Chicago
Ilan Neh
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Shamrock
Ratirnrad
Couple sues for cruelty as marriage endures two minor children
In common pleas court this morning Anrit Marley sues Leo M Marley for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duties. The couple married November 6, 1421, and have two children aged six and seven. I C Baus filed suit against Leo F L Theobald and others seeking judgment of 2122.71 on a promissory note and foreclosure of a mortgage secured by a lien.
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Leo M. Marley
Haye
I. C. Baus
Leo FL Theobald
Onthers
Plyan Ag Securdtr
Judge Landis rules players who boxing retire from baseball
Jan 18 Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis commissioner of baseball issued a rule that any player engaging in professional boxing would be regarded as retired permanently from organized baseball. The decision followed Landis interviewing Arthur Streed, the White Sox first baseman, who had earned $10,000 as a professional pugilist.
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Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Denis
Landis
Arthur Shtre4
Near accident prompts caution over street riding youths
A driver narrowly avoids a boy while swerving to dodge a hook ride. Police chief Stankard warns youths face jail if they continue hitching rides, stressing the city has coasting grounds but must be used safely.
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Stankard
City Sues Over Fremont Street Damage Claim
The City Files Suit To Decide Issue: Amelia Hahn sues over Fremont street paving damages. City seeks jury to determine any further payment due for property at West Ayrsenue and Fremont street. City claims one additional damage beyond the $2400 already paid by New York Central undercut om Went avenue.
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Miyria
Amelia L. Hahn
Fremont Street
Murry Redington
West Aysenue
New York Central
Om Went Avenue
Amelia Hahn
Quicken Search For Missing Flier In Winter Wastelands
Las Vegas authorities intensified a nationwide search for Maury Graham the missing pilot last seen near a downed plane. Army navy and private flyers joined 39 search aircraft, scouring the mountains between Las Vegas and Salt Lake City while tracking an Indian tribe suspected of sheltering him.
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Nev
Maury Araaim
Hir Mall
Tiibe
Western Air Express
Here
Salt Lake City
Utah
Uited States Army Navy
Tintine Fisting Fources
Graham
San Diego
Gnodyeer Bimp
Med Hat
Mar
Maury
Cow Completes Production Test in Ohio Jersey Cow
Berlin Heights, Ohio breeder AL J Nichols reports Kargak's Lady Lo it, a pure bred Jersey cow, completed another production test yielding 5 percent butterfat and 8.46 pounds of milk in 365 days with two daily milkings. Started at age six years and nineteen months, she qualified again for the American Jersey Cattle Register of Merit. Sire Hillstop's Efanpy Nave and dam Karnaks Lady Melia Ann are cited.
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Berlin Heights
Kargak
AL J. Nichols
Ohio
Lewise
Cathie
Hillstop
Efanpy Nave
Monday's Five Best Radio Features
Brief radio listing outlines scheduled segments across networks. Notable items include Motors Hour and Voices of Columbia with varying times on WEAF NBC CBS and related networks observed in the listings. The piece lists program times and network affiliations rather than a cohesive story or event.
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United Press
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Roxy Se
WEAF
NBC
CBS
Voices of
Columbia
Count Karolyi Urges Europe Mediate With Russia
In an address the Count Karolyi argued that fascism is nationalist and warned against relying on Soviet Russia. He said Europe needs Russia as a raw material source and market but must semi socialize itself through government ownership of utilities and broader tax fairness. He outlined semi socialism as public utility ownership and gradual industry nationalization. He spoke in Cleveland and Lorain after leaving Dr Jaszt's home.
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Italy
Hungary
Kurope
Russia
Tharista
Europe
Count Karolyi
Ag James
Torming Karoly
Jaszt
Cleveland
Lorain
Packed House Hails Dibble at First Baptist Church
A large crowd gathered at the First Baptist Church as Harold Mustaine led a Prelude andGeorge Dibble conducted the choir in Onward Christian Soldiers. The program featured performances by the Dibble family and the Intermediate Sunday School division. Mrs Dibble read the Rich Young Ruler story and preached on following Christ with a call to youth to choose the narrow path. An afternoon service opened with song and prayer, ending with a duet by Mr and Mrs Dibble.
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First Baptist
Chiurch
Harold Mustaine
Plano
George Dibble
Chuir
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Ed MoeCaptswell
Fpooal Yost
First Baptist Church
Young People’s Dept
Lb. Davidson
P. A. Spieth
J. H. Croumles
Dibble
Wainwright
FL AL Eanies Porter
Aenheimer
Heaven Is Our House
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Chris
Sam
Lsten
South Tenteht
Bargaiss
America
Detiston
J. T. Ketelham
Teev. Farimar
Dibbin
Ridgeville Woman Slightly Injured After Streetcar Incident
Mrs. Edward Tranmer 42 of Ridgeville was alighting from a street car when struck by an auto on Friday. She sustained slight injuries and received emergency room treatment at Lynn Memorial Hospital.
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Ridgeville
Edward Tranmer
Ridgevile
Lynn Memorial Hospital
Mansfield Fire Chief Visits Central Station
Mansfield Fire Chief Mays, recently named head of the Mansfield Fire Department, paid a morning call at Central Fire Station and met Fire Chief W N Bates during the visit.
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Mansfield
Mays
Central Fire Station
W. N. Bates
Lorain Keeps Election Board Despite State Revisions
Attorney Frank Stetson of Elyria reports after Columbus talks with Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown that Lorain will retain its election board. The new state laws introduce permanent registration and allow voting in a precinct without re registering, with limited exceptions before the 1930 elections and 1939 primaries for new voters and movers.
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Brown
Lorain
Stetson
Amons
County Board of Elections
Ipat Soling
Hopes 10 Get a Million to Aid Dry Crusade
Detroit reports Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington of Westerville Ohio, head of the Anti Saloon League, seeks 49 000 090 dollars for ten years of temperance education. He doubts meeting the goal, saying funds must come from personal donations and that about 5 000 000 dollars yearly is needed. He trusts in God to provide.
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Detroit
Ernest H. Cherrington
Westerville
Anti- Saloon League
Death Record Mrs Hattie Belle Root
Mrs Hattie Belle Root died at home in Grafton on Saturday at age 79 years 11 months 1 day She leaves husband Thomas and four sons A I Root M D Toledo W W Root Toledo A B Root Grafton and W A Root Cleveland plus four grandchildren She lived 60 years at the same home and celebrated Golden Wedding Anniversary March 2 1919 She had been ill for ten years Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Hattie Belle Root
Hattie Bell Root
Grafton
Tsaas
A. It, Root
Toledo
WW. C. Root
A. B. Root
W. A. Root
Cleveland
Public Health Council Elects Officers in Lorain County
The Public Health Council of Lorain County elected all officers at Friday's annual meeting. Dr W F Baldwin of Lorain was named president, W N Hone of Oberlin vice president, Ilvakh Birch of Elyria treasurer, and Mrs Laura Martin of Elyria secretary. New year plans set for two monthly meetings on the third Thursday. Last year nine meetings were held, 269 persons examined, about 12 percent testing positive. Mrs Martin reported Christmas benevolence totaling 4760 with more returns pending. Three parking violations were logged by police, two for prohibition and one for overtime.
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Lorain County
Moyue HrerTth Council
W. F. Baldwin
Lorain
W. N. Flone
Oberlin
Ilvakh
Martin
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