Senate Passes Glass Banking Bill Amid Filibuster Fight
The Glass banking reform measure cleared the Senate 54 to 9 after a long filibuster ending 21 days of debate. Sen Huey Long declared the bill dead, while House leaders signaled likely no hearings. The bill would curb Fed credit diversions, allow limited branch banking, create a depositor liquidating fund, and separate Fed member banks from county affiliates within five years.
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Washington
Senate
Huey Lone
Louisiana
Pope
Rome
Long
House
Glass
Dem
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve
Thomas
Beemano
Okla
Wheeler
Mont
Deny Review Of Suit Against Elyria
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a motion for review of a damage suit against the City of Elyria. Amelia Williams had won damages in both Lower Lorain County courts after suing Elyria over a fall on an icy street.
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Columbus
Elyria
Ohio Supreme Court
Amelia Williams
Lotain
Trial Of Arson Case Begins
The trial of Severan Ott for setting fire to two straw stacks on W. J. Squire’s farm and causing 170 dollars in damage began before Judge W. J. Thompson. Ott waived a jury and submitted the case to the court and is alleged to have started the fire on October 2 due to a grudge against Squire.
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Severan Ott
W. J. Squire
W. 3. Thompson
Ott
Squire
F. M. Stevens
Ohio Weather Forecast: Cloudy with Rain Likely
The forecast calls for cloudy skies in Ohio with rain possible tonight, mainly in the southwest region. Colder temperatures are expected Friday night.
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Ohio
Siday
League backs Colombia in Leticia dispute expelling Peruvians
In Geneva on January 26 the League of Nations affirmed Colombia’s claim to Leticia and supported expulsion of Peruvians occupying the Amazon port, a move the league views as Colombian territory.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Leticia
Colombia
Amazonian
League
Mt Carmel adopts emergency moratorium closes 100 businesses
Mt. Carmel Illinois acts on a city wide emergency business moratorium. Mayor T B Wright and the city council declare all nonessential firms must shut for the day after overnights talks with business leaders and American First National Bank officials. Grocery stores newspapers utilities offices and transit depots remain open.
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MT. Carmel
T. B. Wright
American First National Bank
Wright
Japan Aims to Match Russia in Military Air Power
War Minister Sadao Araki told the House of Peers Japan seeks an air force equal to Soviet Russia. He cited Stalin’s claim that Russia’s five year plan was slowed by wartime preparations and urged adequate air equipment.
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Japan
Russia
Tokio
Soviet
Sadao Araki
House of Peers
Josef Stalin
Roberts Bill Seeks Ohio Mined Coal Use by State Institutions
The Mines and Mining Committee of the Ohio House of Representatives recommended passage of the Roberts Bill requiring all tax supported institutions in the state to use Ohio mined coal.
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Ohio
Columbus
Roberts
Mines and Mining Committee
House of Representatives
Boncour Government Wins Confidence Vote in Paris
The government of Joseph Paul-Boncour secured a confidence victory in the Chamber of Deputies by 368 to 205. The win came as Socialists Radical Socialists and Republican Socialists renewed a budget support cartel to back Finance Minister Cheron at least until the debate starts.
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Paris
Joseph -Paul-Boncour
Chamber of Deputies
Cheron
Commissioners Stand Against Route 20 Change in Lorain County
Lorain county commissioners say they support state takeover of Butternut Ridge road and Duck Pond road to ease maintenance costs of about 5000 dollars annually. They oppose altering Route 20 and favor state funding for rebuilding portions extending toward Rosky River.
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Duck Pond Road
Butternut Ridge
Lorain County
Butternut Ridge Road
Lorain Street
Cuyahoga County
Wooster Road
Rosky River
C. D. Murray
Harry N. Shaw
Republic Steel lands $1 million pipe order in 14 000 tons deal
Youngstown dispatch reports Republic Steel Corporation won an order for 14 000 tons of pipe valued at 1 000 000 dollars from Philipps Petroleum Company.
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Youngstown
Republic Steel Corporation
Philipps Petroleum Company
Four Boys Admit Theft Of Auto
Four youths from Detroit named William Boyle Stewart Reinke Donald Reinke and William Perry were arrested by deputy sheriffs near Wellington after admitting stealing an automobile. Boyle carried a loaded .38 revolver. They also admitted driving away from a Toledo gas station with ten gallons of gasoline without paying.
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William Boyle
Stewart Reinke
Donald Reinke
William Perry
Detroit
Clarence Dick
Boyle
Wellington
Toledo
Freighter Sails Record Mid-Winter Voyage
The freighter J. F Schoellkopf arrived in Lorain Ohio reporting a mid winter voyage from Buffalo to Lorain harbor. The ship’s log notes unusually warm weather with no ice floes in Lake Erie this January.
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Lorain, O
J. F Schoellkopf
Buffalo
Lorain Harbor
Lake Erie
Meetings Tonight Highlight Lorain County Groups
Lorain County Game and Fish Association holds a banquet at a Methodist church and a public meeting at the K of C hall at 8 p m with speaker Leona Esch of Cleveland.
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Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Methodist Church
K. of C. Hall
Leona Esch
Cleveland
Elyria Rejects Gas Rate Changes Proposal
Mayor W H Van Oster and Service Director Fred Underhill met with gas company official Mr Tharp in Columbus as the city refused further rate concessions. The firm offered a five year plan yielding under 10 percent savings, but the mayor proposed matching any lower rate if the public utility commission rules otherwise, which the company declined.
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W. H. van Oster
Fred Underhill
Tharp
Gas Company
Columbus
Public Utility Commission
Elyria
Honorary Pallbearers Named for Garford Funeral
Walter F. Brown Postmaster General of the United States will be one of the honorary pallbearers at A. L. Garford’s funeral at the Congregational church at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Other pallbearers include Homer H. Johnson and Alvany Johnston of Cleveland, William Gates of Cleveland, R. B. Lersch of Elyria, and J. B. Seward of Elyria. A six officer police detail will carry the body. The American Lace Company will close at 2:20 p.m. in Mr. Garford’s honor, as he served as company president nearly since its start.
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Walter F. Brown
Washington, D. C
United States
A. L. Garford
Garford
Congregational Church
Homer H. Johnson
Cleveland
Alvany Johnston
William Gates
R. B. Lersch
Elyria
J. B. Seward
Local Farmers To Be Honored In Ohio Farmers Week Banquet
Two Lorain county farmers will be honored next Wednesday at the Honor Club banquet in Columbus as part of Farmers Week. N. J. Hoskins of Eaton Township earns a 400 Bushel Club medal after raising 405 bushels of potatoes per acre. Edgar Jones of Penfield Township, a Four-H member, is named a Ton Litter club qualifier for young pig raisers.
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Columbus
N. J. Hoskins
Eaton Township
Ohio
Edgar Jones
Penfield Township
Elyria Schools Tackling State Aid and Mort Plan
Superintendent R C Maston outlined Elyria public school finances and the state Mort plan for equalization before the Elyria Council of Parent Teachers Associations. He warned politics and taxes strain education, urged reductions to match tax receipts, and described a Mort plan that would grant 40 dollars per elementary pupil and 68 dollars per high school pupil, totaling about 255000 dollars for Elyria.
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Elyria
Ohio
R. C. Maston
Maston
Elyria Council of Parent-Teachers’ Associations
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Budget Commission
Board of Education
White
Two Injured In Traffic Here
Two persons sustained minor injuries in automobile accidents yesterday afternoon and evening. Mrs. Katherine Brenner crossed Court and Seconds streets at 8 30 p m when struck by a car driven by Mary Taylor of 333 Fourth Street. She was attended by Dr. H J Austin. Carl Rosa riding a bicycle on West River road suffered a cut above the left eye and other injuries when his bike collided with a truck driven by Frank Andress of 143 East Bridge Street as the vehicle turned into an alley between Second and Third streets.
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Katherine Brenner
Lake Avenue
Mary Taylor
Fourth St
Brenner
Court
Seconds Streets
H. J. Austin
Carl Rosa
West River Road
Frank Andress
East Bridge Street
Second
Third Street
West Avenue
Begg urges cutting commissions to shrink government costs
Former congressman James T. Begg of Cleveland tells about 300 Lorain County Tax League members that commissions and bureaus swell government costs and tax loads, urging abolition to revive business and lower taxes. He cites paralysis of business, unemployment, and a push for budget cuts through eliminating non-service disability pensions.
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James T. Begg
Cleveland
Sandusky
Begg
Lorain
Congress
Akron Dirigible Battles Gale Over Lake Erie Coast
The naval dirigible Akron rode out a gale off New Jersey and Long Island while circling above New York State. It reported calm near Buffalo and Rochester and planned to land at Lakehurst at sunset. Damage was limited to some blown signs, storefront windows, and flooded highways.
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Cleveland
Akron
Lake Erie
Buffalo
New York
New Jersey
Long Island
New York State
Lakehurst
N. J
Rochester
New York City
New England
Long Branch
Sheriff Rescues Man From Crowd At Ohio Auction
Sheriff Bruce Pratt intervened at a public auction on Wallace Kramp’s farm near Bowling Green Ohio to prevent violence toward a finance firm rep. John Cram was mobbed after bidding up to $1.39 on the first item. The sheriff ordered the sale back on track and later urged peace.
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Bowling Green
Bruce Pratt
Wallace H. Kramp
Here
Wood County
Kramp
John Cram
Inter-County Finance Company
Crom
Pratt
Raymond Ladd
Man 19 Killed by Train Here
A man, about 19, was killed when struck by a New York Central passenger train near 9 10 A M. A photo of a young girl and a note signed K Dittess Newburgh N Y were found with the body along with a $1 bill. Police sought identification and planned fingerprinting.
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Daddy
K. Dittess
Newburgh
N. Y
New York Central
Harry Carsner
Toledo
Jake
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
Pittsburgh
S. C. Ward
Taylor Funeral Home
Washington
Bargain Trades Offer Florida 10 Acre Tract for Goods
A barter note describes trading a 10 acre Florida tract for various items including a hog or cow for groceries a dresser for a bed or a sewing machine as the exchange in a barter arrangement.
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Florida
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