Nine More Witnesses Called in Amherst Bank Probe
Lorain County Grand Jury resumed its Amherst Savings and Banking inquiry with nine additional witnesses, mostly depositors. Judge Thompson set arraignments for Thursday as prosecutors weigh further indictments. witnesses include Anna Waterman Emery Schibley Henry Wesbecher Reuben Miller Dan Baker and others.
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Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Lorain County Grand Jury
Don W. Myers
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Myers
Amherst Bank
Grand Jury
Anna Waterman
William H. Shibley
Emery Schibley
Jacob Baus
E. H. Blair
Blair
Johhb Doe
Amherst Park Bank
Savings and Banking Company
Motin
County Court House
Grand
Marshal Foch Receives First Visitor Since Illness
Paris January 21 Marshal Ferdinand Foch sat up briefly for doctors to test his heart before permitting his cousin to visit as his first guest since his illness became critical. The physicians Heltzboyer and Daren supervised the consultation and approved the brief interval.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Foch
Ohio University dedicates new Memorial Auditorium
The Memorial Auditorium at Ohio University in Athens was dedicated Sunday with over three thousand attendees for the ceremony, marking a $300,000 project opening.
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Ohio Uni
Athens. O
Ohio University
Injuries Prove Fatal To Boxer William Paul
Ottawa report states injuries from a YMCA boxing bout proved fatal Sunday to William Paul. Opponent named Charles Agnew. The match occurred in Ottawa on January 21 and authorities described the injuries as immediately fatal.
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Ottawa
Ont
William Paul
Charles Agnew
Two Cleveland Men Hurt on Lake Road
On Lake road Stop 78 a skid on ice left William Shiep and Charles Nahas seriously injured when their car struck a telegraph pole. They were taken to St. Joseph's hospital with severe internal injuries and facial lacerations.
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Lorain, O
Lake Road
William Shiep
Charles Nahas
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ohio Assembly Reconvenes for Short Session Start
The eighty-eighth general assembly in Columbus will reconvene at 7 tonight to begin its third week, focusing on routine business and bill introductions. Senate and House hearings start soon, with election code revisions, public safety department proposal, repeal of the Peace Public Utilities Law, and tax levy relief for foreign insurance under review. Governor Cooper is expected to sign a $22.79 million emergency appropriation bill tonight after passage.
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Columbus
Eighty-Eighth
General Assembly
Senate
House
Paul M. Herbert
Cliff E. Martin
Cincinnati
J. N. Ackerman
Cleveland
Department of Public Safety
Allan G. Aigler
Myers Y. Cooper
Hoover Leaves for Florida on Hoover Train
President elect Herbert Hoover departed Washington for Florida to rest before taking office on March 4. The eight car train paused five minutes for a late arrival by Hoover and Mrs. Hoover. A Miami Beach welcome is planned as Hoover’s cabinet prospects swirl around Dwight Morrow and other names. Hoover intends to draft his inauguration speech in Florida and finalize his cabinet while in seclusion.
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Florida
Herbert Hoover
Washington
White House
Hoover
Secret Service
Miami Beach
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Morrow
State Department
Mexico City
Morgan
Houghton
London
Mellon
Henry P. Fletcher
Italy
Re elect Caskey Farm Bureau President at Lorain County meet
W G Caskey of Russia Township was reelected president of the Lorain County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting held at the First M E church. Officers elected include W C Day vice president R E Campbell secretary and C F Hales treasurer with five ladies at large and two delegates to Columbus Farmers Week chosen.
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W. G. Caskey
Russia Township
Lorain County Farm Bureau
M. E. Church
W. C. Day
Brighton Township
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield Township
C. F. Hales
Columbia Township
F. E. Schriver
Grafton Township
A. J. Carpenter
Eaton Township
G. W. Cotton
Elyria Township
E. BE
Durkee
A. D. Crocker
Columbus
Verna Elsinger
Home and Community Department
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Farm Organization
United States
Miss Elsinger
Bureau
Gilbert Confers With Kellogg On Farewell Call
S Parker Gilbert the Dawes plan agent general conferred with Secretary Kellogg and other state department officials in Washington to bid farewell before his departure to Germany Friday. He declined to comment on the upcoming reparations conference.
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Washington
S. Parker Gilbert
Dawes Plan
Kelloggs
State Department
Gilbert
Germany
Representative Hughey Seriously Ill in Columbus
State Representative R M Hughey of Fayette county was reported in serious condition in Columbus after being brought from his Washington District home due to a kidney ailment that grew critical today.
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Columbus
R. M. Hughey
Fayette County
Washington, D. M
Thousands Hear Billy Sunday as Elyria Campaign Faces Five Week Trim
Reverend William A Sunday told Elyria crowds the revival could shrink to five weeks unless current expenses are settled by next Sunday. He warned if not paid, the six week plan would end early, while the audience of over 12 000 heard sermons on visions the people had a mind to work and the Ten Commandments. He defended himself against critics and urged honor in church support as delegations from WCTU Elyria High School and county high schools were announced for upcoming nights.
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William A
Billy
Elyria
Rev. Sunday
Vision and discipline urged in Sunday sermon by Dr Sunday
Dr William A Sunday condemns false scholars and irreverent ministers who blind people to Christ's vision. He cites Proverbs 29 18 and urges prayer over sin, noting without vision people perish and live by self law, preferring a holy life to excess. Continued on Page 7.
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Wiliam A
Christ
Billy Sunday High Spots and Scathing Civic Rhetoric
In a fiery sermon style excerpt, Billy Sunday blasts local leaders as parasites and carbncles, mocks calendar reformers, vows un-dignified honesty at his funeral, criticizes ostentatious giving, and ridicules lapses of faith. He also mocks connotations of heaven and a mix of social vices and hypocrisy in the body politic.
Sunday Urges Declare a Guide for Life
In a recent sermon Mr. Sunday urged Christians to examine life against the ten commandments and to surrender to God's will. He warned that many chase idols such as whiskey and other pleasures that govern their lives, calling believers to renew faith and service.
Evangelist Sunday Compares Sin to Leprosy at Tabernacle
Rev William A Billy Sunday denounces sin as leprosy in a sermon at the tabernacle concluding the first week of services. A crowd filled the tabernacle as he linked sin to small beginnings and warned against influenza’s misleading spread. He noted this was his first town with no Presbyterian church and invited Oberlin College faculty to attend next Sunday. A youth choir aged 15 and under featured. The sermon recounted a Chicago suburb visit and a couple named Mr and Mrs Soardso as an example of pride.
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William A A
Billy) Sunday
Tabernacle
Sunday
Elrria
Oberlin College
Au Bors
Chicago
Adgers Busy on Lorain Bridge Project
Speaker Gray appoints P. H. Rogers to four committees federal relations Waterways civil service and cities Rogers leads Lorain bridge push gaining supporters on key panels He backs reform efforts at Grafton reformatory farm calling conditions putrid and urging cleanup.
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Gray
House of Representatives
Lorain County
P. H. Rogers
Grafton
Rogers
Lorain
Civil Service
Billy Sunday Speaks at Elyria High Assembly
Revered evangelist Billy Sunday spoke on character building before Elyria High School students in the main auditorium. Mrs Sunday and Miss Florence Kinney addressed the crowd and outlined plans for Friday night High School Night at the tabernacle. Homer Rodeheaver, campaign musical director, will address the seventh to ninth grades tomorrow.
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William A
Billy
Elyria High School
Sunday
Florence Kinney
Tabernacle
Homer Rodeheaver
Hi-Y club to elect officers at annual Y M C A meeting
Junior Hi Y members will elect officers for the coming year at the annual election meeting to be held Tuesday night at the Y M C A. Arthur Buswell currently serves as president of the club, as announced by John R. Siekkinen, director of boys' work.
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John R. Siekkinen
Arthur Buswell
Auto Skids Kill Man as Car Hits Bus in Akron
AKRON Ohio January 21 W G Heathman 28 was killed Sunday when his car skidded into a bus The driver Willard Moore 35 was seriously injured when his car was struck by a bus in the same incident, police said.
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Akron
W. G. Heathman
Willard Moore
Seven of Family Killed at Crossing in Texas Tragedy
An El Paso family of eight endured a grade crossing disaster near Finlay Texas seventy five miles east of El Paso as a Sunset Limited train struck their heavily loaded wagon. Seven members died and an eighth was near death with hospital reports detailing the victims. The dead include Alejandro Hernandez and Bernadina Hernandez along with five children spanning ages one to ten. Simon Hernandez the stepson suffered leg fractures but is expected to survive.
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EL Paso
Tex
Finlay
Here
Alejandro Hernandez
Bernadina Hernandez
Esquel Hernandez
Juliana Hernandez
Maria Hernandez
Francisco Hernandez
Simon Henandez
Alejandro
Hernandez
Big Springs
Southern Pacific
Akron Republican named state fire marshal
Governor Myers Y Cooper announced Roy R Gill of Akron as state fire marshal succeeding Lewis F Miller of Columbus. Gill, treasurer and assistant general manager of Federal Oil & Gas Co in Akron, has owned grain elevators in Marion and Union counties and will replace deputies with the best-qualified Republicans.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Roy R. Gill
Akron
Lewis F. Miller
Gill
Federal Oil & Gas Company
Wooster College
Marion
Union
Verdict Appealed by Lorain Man in Federal Case
Mike Pappas of Lorain filed an appeal in the Federal circuit court of appeals from a jury verdict in Judge Paul Jones's Cleveland court. The 1928 case awarded $20,000 to Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Employees. Pappas alleged injury Feb 10 1928 when his left hand was mashed in a coal hopper aboard a B&O coal car while working for John Stack Coal Co. Lorain.
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Cincinnati
Paul Jones
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio R. A
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Mike Pappas
Lorain
Pappas
John Stack Coal Company
Child Killed in Crash in Springfield Ohio
In Springfield Ohio on January 21 Donald West aged sixteen months was killed when his father’s car collided with a vehicle driven by Ronald Tobias of Fort Wayne Indiana. A third party reported the crash and the facts of the tragic accident. The police investigated and the families announced the untimely death that morning.
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Springfield
Donald West
Ronald Tobias
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Noted Publisher Dies in Philadelphia Leader James Elverson
Colonel James Elverson publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer and political leader died in Philadelphia today at age unknown. He directed the influential paper and was active in city politics for decades, shaping journalism and civic affairs.
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Philadelphia
James Elverson
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Sheriff Adams Reports Four Arrests In Weekend
Sheriff Clarence Adams answered five calls and made four arrests over the weekend. Tom Thomas, 22, was fined 100 dollars for possessing liquor after a road wreck on Route 2 near Columbia Center. John Ippin, of Cleveland, was jailed for driving while intoxicated with a six month car ban. Mike Lazer, 48, a boarding house guest, was held for theft of 75 pounds of pork with 50 recovered. A quarrel between two women at West River Road and North Ridge was settled without arrests.
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Clarence Adams
Tom Thomas
Columbia Center
Thomas
Cleveland
Sherif
Adams
S. J. George
Anthony Pandicz
Stop 7
Yellow Line
Lax
Pandicz
Justice George
Mike Lazer
Elizabeth Horvath
Amherst
Lazer
West River Road
North Ridge
Leaders Confer Today Over Naval Cruiser Bill
Washington Jan 21 Republican leaders met with Vice President Elect Charles Curtis and House floor chief to decide on blocking administration moves. Chairman Hale of the Senate Naval Affairs Committee complained the naval cruiser bill is delayed by priority appropriation bills and warned of a potential filibuster.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Hale
Senate Naval Affairs Comittee
Interior Secretary West Confirmed by Senate
Washington January 21 Roy O West a prominent Chicago attorney chosen by President Coolidge to fill a term as Secretary of Interior was confirmed today by the Senate after three days of secret debate The United Press reports the vote about 54 to 27 with confirmation in closed executive session at 2 30 P M under Saturday agreed terms.
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Washington
Roy O. West
Chicago
Coolidge
Interior
Senate
United Press
Elyria High Improves Attendance in Lake Erie League
Elyria High School rose to second in attendance and dropped to fourth in punctuality in the Lake Erie League for December. Punctuality was 99.33 percent, with Lorain 99.64 and Rocky River 99.45 ahead. attendance stood at 95.46 for Elyria, behind Lorain 95.97 and Rocky River 95.53. January outlook worsens after December’s late bus and a weather-related tardy spike.
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Elyria High School
Lake Erie League
E. D. Adams
Elyria
Lorain
Rocky River
Lakewood
Shaw
Adams
Hubbard Church Destroyed By Flames
The old Cornerhouse Church at Hubbard, twelve miles from Youngstown, was destroyed by fire late Sunday. Loss is estimated at 15000 dollars. Only a tall brick chimney marks where four generations attended services. Fire likely from a defective chimney. Hubbard volunteer firemen were unable to fight the blaze due to water shortage. chemicals failed.
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Youngstown
Hubbard
Brookfield
Fe Department of
Medina Man Named Highway Engineer
Medina man Wayne W. Anderson of Medina was appointed division engineer of highway district No. 6 with headquarters at Ashland. Appointed by State Highway Director Robert N. Waid, he succeeds T. S. Brindle of Arland. Anderson is a graduate of Ohio State University engineering college and a World War II veteran.
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Columbus
Wayne W. Anderson
Medina
Wit
Ashland
State Highwy
Robert N. Waid
Andson
T. S. Brindle
Ar ®Land
Engineering College
Obo State University
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