Falcon Motors Plant Employs 664 as Output Expands
A Falcon Motors Corporation official says 96 workers are currently employed at the Falcon plant with production orders running ahead by days. Kiwanis members toured the site praising its scale while shipping and foreign business prospects grow with new dealers and expanding model sales.
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Chrocicle-Telegram
Falcon Motors Corporation
Humber
Kiwanis Club
Elyria
HL Burg
Dow
Kiwantians
Falcon Corporation i5
Falcos
Falcon Oficial
Editors vote to support Hoover in nationally read conference
Scripps Howard editors from 26 papers meeting in French Lick voted to back Herbert Hoover for president citing his character training and international outlook. They urged support for Hoover over Dawes Lowden and praised Governor Alfred E Smith as a strong Democratic alternative.
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French Lick
Scripps Howard
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
New York
Dawes
Lowden
Hoover
Scripps-Howard
Jierbert Honver
Caver
Ifred E. Smith
Smith
Lire Dawes
Self Knowledge Is Way to Power Dean Graham Tells Graduates
Ane life of newborn babe details a baby boy born apparently dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Doctors and nurse resuscitated the infant for about an hour using adrenalin and effort. a trace of heartbeat and breathing later appeared. Mother Mrs Vernon McAlpin and baby were reported well.
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Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vernon McAlpin
Grafton
Herald
Alex Kes
RW Hancock
Powerful Address Delivers Lessons at Elyria High Graduation
Dean Graham of Oberlin School of Theology delivered a commencement address to eighty Elyria High School seniors highlighting self knowledge, self reverence, and self control as paths to power. The largest midyear class in the school’s history, the eighty graduates, received diplomas after the ceremony featuring a Girls Glee Club performance and a student-composed song.
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Eastern University
Ueed
Elyria High School
Penn Thomas W. Graham
Oberlin School of Theology
Dean Graham
For
Betelgeuse
Tie
Mauretania de
Ancesan
Essenger
R. C. Masson
Ww 1
Fowler
Arne
W. H. Vanoster
Board of Education
Thelma Padiler
2 McCullough
Martian Archambeau
Sigma Chi
J. Martin Beck
Senate Bars Frank L Smith in Illinois Politics
Illinois Republicans led by Governor Len Small and Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson prepared to contest the Senate vote barring Senator elect Frank L. Smith from taking office. Smith pledged a 1929 bid for the Senate and planned to seek the Republican nomination in September primaries, aiming for the November general election.
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Len Small
Jill Heis
Teilay
Frank L. Smith
Senate
Action 19
Sudth
Chicago
Jan
Tllinois
William Hale Thompson
Smith
United Press
Chicken Thief Found Guilty by Jury Here
Charles Smith, colored, Elyria, found guilty of burglary by a jury in Judge A R Webber's court. Sentence not yet set. Jury deliberated about an hour. Indicted for attempted theft of chickens from John Paticka's Elyria coop. Smith claimed drunkenness and no intent, but the jury believed he sought Paticka's fowls.
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Charles Smith
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Smith
John Paticka
Paticka
Fire destroys State Reformatory Hospital at Boonville
Boonville Mo Jan 20 fire swept the state reformatory hospital leaving six patients in the building only five escaped. Believed missing patient Le Van St James 16 may have perished in the blaze.
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State Reformatory Hospital
Boonville
le van St. James
Alienists to Examine Youthful Murderer in Jail Cell
Three alienists in St. Clairsville will examine Andrew Dyken a fifteen year old who shot and killed his mother and attempted to kill his father The test will occur in his county jail cell If found sane he will face murder charges
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ST. Clairsville
Andrew Dyken
Two Suits for 4000 Each Against Big Four Railroad
Willis B. Hines as administrator of Kenneth J. Hines and Gladys I Hines filed two suits totaling 50600 against the Big Four railroad in Wellington. The action seeks 75000 in each case claiming the railroad careless for deaths at the West Main street crossing last July 4 due to lack of warning signals and failure to sound the whistle.
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Big Four Railroad
Willis B. Hines
KR. F. D
Wellington
Kenneth J. Hines Oo dix
Gladys I Hines
Hines
Cosgrave arrival sparks cheers amid security at New York welcome
Irish Free State leader William T. Cosgrave landed in New York for a two week tour aboard the Macon. City reception was guided by Major Jimmy Walker with police and 3 900 uniformed guards ensuring order amid small protests by anti Free State groups and Republican placards at City Hall.
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New York
William TL Cosgrave
U.S
Cos Brava
Free State
George
Ireland
Cosgrarve
Cosgrave
Heflin Faces Democratic Flap Over Catholic Issue
In Washington a tense Democratic caucus debates anti Catholic remarks by Senator Heflin and the party unity as leaders steer toward consensus on the leadership. The misgiving over religious references tests cohesion among lawmakers from various states.
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Heflin
Washington
Democratic Ball Chamber
Oxi
Inson
Ark
Elyria Swept by Severe 60 Mile Wind Roars Through City
Elyria endured a brutal wind storm last night with speeds near sixty miles per hour driving down poles and wires, toppling signs and trees, shattering glass, and causing widespread damage citywide. Police and utility crews worked as street lights went out and lines fell on Murray Ridge and Tannery Street, with Lorain and nearby areas reporting damage as barometric readings plummeted to near 23.45 inches before rising. The storm followed Cincinnati and other Ohio towns, bringing colder weather and increasing winds through Thursday.
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eferhone.Co
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Tannery Street
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Ridgeville
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Ohio
Harry Crandall
Lake Erie
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Pittsfield
Crandall
Southern Park
Youngstown
Struthers
Cincinnati
Department of Public Welfare
General Hospital
Pope
Columbus
Toledo
Lake Shore Electric Interurban
Trafic
Sandusky
Akron
Wayne Dowler
Wilmington
St. Clairsville
Wind Storm Ties Through Ohio and Kentucky
A fierce wind storm crossed a two mile zigzag path in Ohio and Kentucky, killing one person and injuring about 3 040 others while causing up to 15 million dollars in property damage across roughly a dozen cities including Louisville. Forecasters called it a squall not a cyclone or tornado.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Ohio battered as virtual blizzard hits state
A virtual blizzard lashed parts of Ohio with near tornado conditions in the Mami Valley, causing heavy property damage and at least one death. Snow, high winds, and outages disrupted Columbus and Cleveland, with fires, downed wires, and blocked roads reported across northern Ohio and surrounding areas.
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Ohio
Mami
Columbus
Cleveland
Bellefonte Pa
Near Zero Expected Tonight Across Ohio
The weather forecast predicts subfreezing temperatures tonight across Ohio with a few snow squalls in the north and fair skies in the south and central regions. The bulletin cites the Columbus weather bureau.
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Columbus
Amd
Ohio
Alarm near TM as horns and beer linked to scarlet fever
Fragmentary report notes an alarm beside TM and mentions horns with beer tied to scarlet fever. The text is unclear on location or timeframe but suggests an incident prompting a response.
Three Children Missing in Cleveland Reported
Police search for three children under eleven in Cleveland. Marie Mooney six did not return from a candy store last night. Lawrence Dusck seven did not return from school Thursday afternoon. Gerald May eleven has been missing since Sunday, feared kidnapped by parents' account.
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Marie Mooney
Lawrence Dusck
Gerald May
Rebel clashes and losses near Chipote mountains in Nicaragua
Reports say Rebel and Marine forces exchanged fire near the Chipote mountains with bombs and machine gun fire. Rebels suffered casualties, a leader reportedly killed, and a city flood incident in Florida caused deaths and rescues across a collapsing bridge.
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Ebels
Vs Marine
Augustiny Sanso
Jied
Pris
Sar Chipote Mountains
el Chipote
Butlers
Heflin Slandered by Alabama Paper
The Mobile Register condemns Senator Heflin over his U S senate remarks about Senator Robinson. It says Heflin’s statement slanders the state of Alabama and criticizes his conduct and reception of honors.
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Alabama
Heflin
Mobile
Ala
U. S. Senate
Mobile Register
Senate
Robinson Ranunet
Man Plea Before Judge Ends With Prison Sentence
Waller Payne 26 of Massillon Ohio pleaded guilty to auto theft and asked the Dominion Pieas Judge George P Baer for prison, claiming he could not stand on his feet in Massillon. The judge sentenced Payne to one year in the penitentiary.
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Sweatheart
Clevelaant
Anthony Yontez
Alice Presbat
Common Pleas
George P. Maer
Baer
Vonter
Rodolph Muster
Cleveland
Waller Paya
Massillan
Dominion Pieas
George P. Baer
Manadeld
Paste
Payne
Gaittr
Tm Gm
Ula
Massillon
Yarte
Now it Can Be Told
Sheriff E G Mathews says a Elyria bootleg ring supplying liquor was busted with five suspects. Two fined totaling 1000 dollars. one pled guilty. two await trial under bond. Walter Ritter pleaded guilty to Christmas home burglary at 141 Bell Ave. and liquor source questioned.
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Sherif E. G. Mathews
Todo
Elyriaee
Walter Ritter
Henry Lite
Bell Ave
A. Ro Wettee
Gui
Webber
Jin
Mathews
Chas W. Ives
Claude Bivin
Harvey Crehore
Ritter
Woodford Ave
Gast Thomas
Mary Thomas Thomas
Thomas
A. R. Webber
Lorain
Stanley Bush
Harold Ross
North Eaton
Elyria
Saia
Ross
Sela
Bush
Seing Bim
Alabama Steamship Weathered SixtyThree Mile Gale to Grand Haven
A Lake Michigan excursion steamer the Alabama battled a sixty three mile gale with twenty foot waves and docked at Chicago after deciding not to push to Grand Haven Michigan. Captain J F Crawford said further travel would have been foolhardy. The vessel carried fifteen passengers and a crew of about gut
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Chicago
Lake Michegan
Alabama
Grand Haven
Mich
J. F. Crawford
Congress Today Senate Takes Up Jones Shipping Balk Immigration
Congress and Senate committees discuss shipping balks and immigration limits while the Interstate Commerce Committee continues hearings on power industry solutions. House proceedings cover independence offices appointments and agriculture issues amid flood cost relief and military affairs review.
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Jones Shipping
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Interstate Commerce
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