State investigates death at Lane County Industrial School
Columbus Jan 25 State Welfare Director Hal W Griswold announced a full investigation of conditions at the state Industrial school at Lancaster after returning from Marietta where he began probing the death of 17 year old Hamilton Jett who died Oct 9 of pneumonia. His mother and relatives allege guard beatings contributed. Griswold said the general conditions and treatment of boys will be examined and the inquiry will move from Marietta to Lancaster next week. Witness Dr C R Sloan testified care standards for pneumonia were not met.
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Columbus
Lanecaster
Hal WH. Griswold
Marietta
Hamilton Jett
Griswold
Jett
Linccaster
Bea Marie Rose
Stockport
Lancaster
Lancaster Institution
C.R. Sloan
Mariettar
Milk Man Bandit Fails in Cleveland Holdups
A Cleveland milk man identified as Frank Balend, 32, attempted Fremont style robberies at two filling stations. After the second station fired five shots and obtained his car license, Balend returned to his Cleveland home where three bullets pierced his vehicle. He admitted the attempts and fled when victims hesitated. He planned more hold ups but abandoned the scheme after being shot at. He will be charged with assault with intent to rob and turned over to Fremont authorities.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Fremont
Glen Smith
George Clark
Frank Balend
Balend
Neurititis Fight Ad by Konjola Claims Victory
In Ashta bula Ohio Miss Stella Ware recounts three years of doctoring, then trying Konjola. She reports rapid relief from neuritis after starting the medicine, with weight gain and renewed vitality. Konjola sold at Phi lin's drug store in Elzria Ohio and by local druggists.
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Ronjola
Stella Ware
Runkle Street
Ashtabula
Ohio
Konjola
Elzria
Phiilin
Adv
Bettman vows new election fraud case in Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio Attorney General Gilbert Bettman and aides plan a fresh court fight over Cuyahoga county election fraud indictments after a second failed conviction. Republican judge Hernard Pearse was acquitted after a lengthy jury deliberation. Bettman, disappointed, will pursue the investigation and pursue a second trial in the Kahoun Mazanec Neville case on Feb. 4.
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Cleveland
Gilbert Bettman
Cuyahoga County
Hernard Pearse
Beltman
Local Amherst Notes Echo Busy Elyria Weekend
Amherst and South Amherst residents attend Billy Sunday service in Elyria. Citizenship papers filed for Nick Martin. Methodist and Congregational church activities include Sunday worship and school events with multiple local families attending, hosting, or visiting in Elyria and Amherst. A new baby boy arrives at Amherst hospital. several social gatherings and school board activities are noted.
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South Amherst
Billy
Elyria
Albert E. Slack
Christ Krieg
Ernest Schneider
Margaret
Amelia
Doris Springer
Berger
John
Fred Gauman
O. J. Ruth
Calvin
Naomi
Herman Gannet
W. E. Speaker
Eastman
St John's Evangelical
Bourquin
Nick Martin
Wim. Slack
Henry A. Ruth
Methodist Church
Lod Gibson
Gibson
Agnes Klimosewski
Hattie Fountain
Margaret Wilhelm
Margaret Histed
Marjorie Hanson
Sarah Davis
Marian Corbett
Ruth Allsop
Virginia Garland
Ruth Griffen
Norma Merchant
Ruth Willis
Clarabelle Baden
Mis
Wm. Allsop
Lucas Cummins
Wm. Hastings
Chas Kolb
Jacob Kolb
Christ Fahrney
Louella Wright
Eva Bryant
Jack Thompson
Wm. Haywood
Thompson
Wm. Beckstine
Arthur Powers
Carl E. Gibson
Paul A. Mori
Don W. Myers
Vaughn
Lorain
Garfield Harris
Son Flord
H. E. Moore
Misa Stephenson
Robert Allsop
Fred Schaub
Roberta
Lydia Slack
Yani Mori
Rudolph Kimich
Fred Bauman
Elmer Senkfield
Cleveland
Paul Mori
Newton Holzhauer
Georges Eaply
John Ludwig
Jacob Mut
Fred Alber
Amherst
BE. R. Hasenplug
Broanhelm
HH. E. Moore
Jacob Wilhelm
Amherst Hospital
Marjorie Humphrer
Oberlin
Hoover to select commission for prohibition probe in Florida
Miami Beach Fla Jan 25 President Hoover will select personnel for a commission to investigate prohibition and formulate a general program to tighten enforcement while in Florida on a fishing expedition. No word was received from Hoover party as two yachts lack wireless sets. Hoover planned to begin big game fishing today.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Erect Hoover
Florida
Hoover
Florida Keys
Go Slow Marr Pleases Wellington Audience
Wellington audience enjoys the three act comedy Go Slow Marr at the Opera House on Wednesday under the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church. The show was well attended and netted a nice profit. Cast includes Howard Lehman Mildred Delissler Phyllis Hughes Ardith Gariss Carl Andrews Jack Larry Vincent Hand Dorothy Worcester Marcia Williams Clyde Dague Paul Atherton. Directors are Lehman and Larry.
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Wellington
Opera House
Friendship Guild of the Congregational Church
Howard Lehman
Mildred Delissler
Phyllis Hughes
Ardith Ga
Lorain County Missionary Meeting Addresses Junior Work
The Lorain county group of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church met at Delaware Ave M. E. Church Lorain on Thursday January 24. Miss Florence Starr of Wellington gave an address on Junior Work.
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Lorain County
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
The
M. E. Church
Delaware Ave
M. E. Geares Lorain
Florence Starr
Wellington
Lark Club Meeting At Mrs Barber Home
Mrs E D Barber entertained eight Lark club members at her South Main street home on Thursday afternoon. Five hundred was enjoyed and high honor went to Mrs Ray Coates while Mrs Lynn Coates was consoled. The next meeting will be at Mrs Lynn Coates home.
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Lark Club
E. D. Barber
South Main Street
Ray Coates
Lynn Coates
Blaze in Meat Market Smokeroom Suppressed Before Fire Dept
Firefighters responded to a 9 30 a m alarm for a small blaze in the smoke room of Charles Omeroid Meat Market. The owner extinguished the fire himself, with about 60 dollars in damage estimated.
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Charles
Local events and plans in Elyria spotlight
Locals report attendance at Billy Sunday services in Elyria. The Eagles host a dance in the F O E hall this evening, and the Odd Fellows plan a dance in the I O O F hall on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Yarri Lee and two sons plan a four week motor trip through the south next week. State Auditors are in town reviewing village books. The village council holds a regular meeting on Feb 4.
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Billy
Elyria
Eagles
Odd Fellows
Yarri Lee
Harry, Jr
Robert
Married On Bet Seeks Annulment After Quick Wedding
Frederick Stanley Nishwitz of Washington a Georgetown University student asks the District of Columbia Supreme Court to annul his marriage after a bet linked to Georgetown's football win. He wed Marjorie Morris of Chevy Chase, Md, in Rochville Md, claiming he lied about being over 21 to obtain the license.
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Georgetown University
Frederick Stanley Nishwitz
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Marjorie Morris
R. T. Morris
Chevy Chase
Georgetown
Rochville
William Temple Nishwitz
Toom
Jis
Veteran quoit king takes city crown at 76 in Geneva
In Geneva New York veteran quoit pitcher A S Childes, 76, was named city champion. He practices three hours daily tossing three-pound quoits, proving age does not always defeat youth. He remains among the region’s oldest loyal players in the local sport.
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Geneva
N. Y
A. S. Childes
Mrs Hoffman Becomes British Subject and Seeks Parliament
Mrs Charles Frederick Hoff man born in New Orleans and longtime New York resident has become a British subject and announced her candidacy for parliament. She lives in ancient Bucking Hall Aylsham Norfolk.
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Charles Frederick Hoffman
New Orlans
A .Me
New York City
Ancient Bucking Hall
Aylsham
Norfolk
Former Queen Souriya Births Eighth Child in Kandahar
Souriya the former queen of Afshistan has given birth to an eighth child, a boy, born Wednesday in Kandahar, where she and abdicated ruler Amanullah seek refuge after revolution. Kabul remains under Bacha Sakoa, who declared himself king last week after marching with his army and ousting Inayatullah.
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London
Souriya
Af- Shanistan
Daily Express
Bombay
Kandahar
Afghanistan
Amanullah
Bacha Sakoa
Kabul
Baca Sakoa
Inayatullah
Congress Today Senate Debates Cruiser Bill and Park Legislation
Senate continues debate on cruiser construction while the Public lands committee takes up the Teton National Park bill. Military affairs studies calendar measures as Merchant marine and Ways and Means panels hold hearings on radio matters and tariff revisions.
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Public Lands Committee
Teton National Park
Military Affairs Committee
Merchant Marine Committee
Saturday’s Five Best Radio Features
A 1929 broadcast schedule lists national and regional programs across WEAF WJZ and WSB networks. Entries include a national symphony orchestra work of great composers a recital and melodrama and a Lucky Strike orchestra with late night programming on Atlanta station schedules.
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United Press
WEAF
National Symphony Orchestra
WJZ
Lucky Strike Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
WSB Skrlark
Cleveland Woman Killed by Hidden Gun in Home
Mrs Viola Bennett 26 was accidentally shot to death by her husband John 28 in their Cleveland apartment. He was tinkering with a radio when he found a revolver hidden in its case. The weapon fired through a closed door into the kitchen, striking her in the heart.
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Cleveland
Viola Bennett
John
Bennett
Japan sees surge in women and girls joining workforce
The article highlights a remarkable shift in Japan as more women and girls enter the labor market, signaling a major transformation in the nation's social and economic landscape.
First mixed Duluth jury impaneled in Minnesota federal court
Nine well known women from Duluth and one from the range were drawn to serve on the first mixed jury ever impaneled in the history of Minnesota's federal court.
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Duluth
Range
Minnesota
Women rule the home at Santa Clara Pueblo New Mexico
In Santa Clara New Mexico women oversee the home and store crops. Each man holds land allotments but crops harvested and stored are owned by the wife. A method for storing hot water to supply power during peak load hours was recently described for city use.
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Santa Clara
N. M
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