Renewal of War Between Donahey and Senate Deepens in Ohio
Columbus notes renewed four year feud between Democratic Governor Donahey and the Republican Ohio Senate over firming Wellington Leonard's six year post on the State Industrial Commission. Governors confer with allies as Senate intensifies indefinite postponement strategy while possible reshuffles on utilities commission loom. Roadmap bills on prison classification and driver licensing also advance in a tense Capitol session.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Vir Honaker
Wellington T. Leonard
Mansfield
Suste Industrial Commission
Donshey
Attorne
William Klinger
Lima
Common Pleas
Alba Cnunty
James W. Huffman
Yeyn
Thorpe
Republlican
Wee
State Utilities Commission
State Capitol
Wii Bouhoy
Ohio Senate Sa
Tap RoVernor
Senate
Tai
Donaher
State Industrial Commission
Donahey
Wistitie
Trz
Civil Service Commission
Donghey
Donthowsrer
Wenham Lodge notice and local ads fragment
A damaged clipped column lists notices and sale ads. Items include a lodge notice, a sale of curtains and remnants, and a candy shop promotion. Also references a country club event and a clothing window display with sparse details.
Hearing Records and Charges in Baseball Officials Case
A chaotic hearing on charges surrounding baseball authorities and accused players is recorded. The proceedings note absence of evidence, concern over public impact, and a push by Cobb Speaker and Wood to reveal the truth. Authorities issued the final record despite unfinished testimony and "white veil" concerns.
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Shleh
Reagan
Met
Cobh
Svender
Wales
Cobb
Speaker
Wood
Hem
Tas Yath
Tadner Leonea
Caer
Mi Ardord
Whee
Syearer
Ashland Police Report Details Robbery Suspects
Ashland police report two young men in a dark coupe abducted a guard and took fifty dollars from the Ashland register during a late night theft. Described as about six feet seven inches, they headed toward Etrra with no sightings by officers. The purse snatcher struck again in Tri City seizing a handbag from Miss Etoma Arndt at 698 Mast Wver St before seven this morning, but the suspect eluded police.
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Ashland
Woldop
Ashland Pollee Department
Brad
Dilla
Lord Robbies
Etrrta
Polien
Perse
Tris City
Etoma Arndt
Hastera Heights Boulevard
Orde
Pulive
Bishop calls for change in U.S. attitude toward other nations
In Columbus on January 27 Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh urged a shift away from a sense of American superiority. He criticized "densely grave" Washington pronouncements and said the United States overreacts with bayonets when a small nation is perceived to insult or offend its dignity. He warned that powerful nations are not like us.
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Columbus
Francs J
Washington
United States
Eaton Township Farm Bureau Rally Draws Large Turnout
A well attended rally at the Eaton Township Farm Bureau meeting in the auditorium drew about 38 participants. A. J. Carpenter presided with talks by Burton Row and Mrs. Bi Thaorkee. Myra Dunnell reported on Club Week and WA McMurray presented the Farm Year Star.
Judge Landis Statements on Baseball Hearing Proceedings
The Cleveland inquiry focuses on Cobb Speaker and Wood and their conduct amid allegations tied to the Herratt-Cleveland gate. Leonard and others facing hearings related to wagers and possible future service plans remain under consideration as date uncertain.
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Hl Cobb
Tria
Leanne
Wubert Teonard
Bey Webb
Joe Wood
Lronaty
Herratt-Cleveland
Cobb and Wood Rating
Réta
Cobb
Cavailabie
Leonard
Roth
Cadivaring
Tia Stateman
Calforta Snd
Con Meade
Ratther Wigoroagils
Innland
Thur
Ana Hottela
Weir Geetiser
PTAC
Vale Tives
Auld Farm Bureau Rally Sets Stage for Membership Drive
The Grafton district Farm Bureau rally met at Belden Club Hall to launch preparations for Lorafm County Farm Bureau membership drive starting in February. Readings by Henry Schriver, Belden High School orchestra performance, and remarks by Floyd Nusswell and Rev. F. J. Eastman of Amherst highlighted the evening on Farm Bureau organization.
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Grafton
Faro Bureau
Belden
Head of D. ES. Dies in China
The death of Clara Tuo raine Henrich 64 chief matron of the Eastern Star General Grand Chapter was announced from Shanghai She served as Most Worthy Grand Matron after the Toronto convention and is survived by her husband Kong Henrich and a daughter in California.
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Shanghai
Intercate
Elyria Board of Health Plans Regular Monthly Meeting
The Elyria Board of Health will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow night in the Masonic Temple board rooms. A tentative milk ordinance, to be drafted by the city solicitor, may or may not be passed at the meeting. the solicitor stated it is not ready.
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Board OF Health
Elyria Board of Health
Masonic Temple
Peaches Browning Trial Sees Mental Fatigue Claim Rise
In a continuing case, Peaches Browning faces testimony from witnesses to challenge her image while a noted alienist is expected to testify on Daddy’s mental fatigue. Attorneys hint at a big money dispute over the estate’s value and potential payments. Peaches asserts resilience and truth on the stand as the trial pauses until Monday.
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Peaches
Browning
Tiwan
Daddy
Tesched
Henry Epstein
World War II era China policy debate and naval protection
In a Washington briefing the United States defends open trade and equal opportunity in China while warning China of US duty to protect citizens and property. The discussion touches on British proposals, Cantonese authorities, and potential US naval presence in Chinese waters amid ongoing Shanghai area tensions.
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China
Ucd
Tugene Chen
Kellogg
Chen
United States
T 1
Cantones
Shanghai
Ching 49
Three Divorce Petitions Filed In Lorain Common Pleas Court
Three divorce petitions were filed in Lorain Common Pleas Court. Irene Miller seeks a divorce from Samuel Spear aka Charles L. Miller on grounds of gross neglect of duty, alleging an assumed name and failures to provide for her. Bertha Collins requests relief and her maiden name Bertha Bruhn after William Colling quit work for six months. Earl Fisher accuses Marion Fisher of gross neglect, claiming she took their child to Pontiac and refused to return despite his attempts to contact her.
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Common Pleas Court
Irene Miller
Charles L. Miller
Samuel Spear
Detroit
Miller
Spear
Bertha Collins
William Colling
Gay City
Mich
Ishe
Lorain
Bertha Bruhn
Earl Fisher
Marion Fisher
Pontiac
Saginaw
Storage Plant Blaze at Elvira Tron and Steel Company
Firefighters from Squad Co 1 and Engine Co 1 responded to a blaze at the Elvira Tron and Steel Company's storage plant at 16th and West River streets due to heat from a furnace. The roof burned slightly but limited damage occurred. Later Squad Co 1 and Engine Co 4 tackled a second fire at Louis Ss Kallos 120 Oak Street caused by sparks. chemicals extinguished it with minimal damage.
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Kig‘ra
Squad Co
Engine Co
Elvrra Tron and Steel Company
16Th St
West River St
Louis Ss .Kallos
Oak St.aller
Grain and market quotes from Toledo and Chicago
Toledo markets report cash wheat at 1.39 to 1.40, corn 0.704, oats 0.18, rye 1.07, barley 0.65, cloverseed around 21.96 to 23.26. Chicago quotes list butter, poultry, potatoes, and wheat and corn futures with varying bids and asks. Minneapolis market notes flour at 7.95 per barrel and grain prices for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Toledo
Baruay
Timothy
Chicago
Minneapolis
Jan
Court Prevents Judgment From Taking Effect
A Medina county court, led by Judge A Ue Webber, issued an order staying a judgment against Richard Devilling and Sheriff Fred Roshon. The ruling halts further steps to sell two cows linked to a $126.90 verdict, pending further instruction from the court. The plaintiff William F. Pohzehkl alleges improper service and miscalculation of the sale balance.
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A. Ue Webber
Caumoi
William F. Pohzehkl
Richard Devilling
Fred Roshon
Medina County
Pohsebl
Common Pleas Court
Wréedic
Pohzeh
Missing Ridgeville youths prompt police watch
Police in Ely are alerted after two Ridgeville youths Theodore Happ, 15, and Kenneth Creteh vanish. Mrs Lincoln ilupp reports last seen wearing gray trousers and blue shirt and lim berman's jacket with hair and eye details noted.
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Tudeeville
Ely
Lincoln Ilupp
Ridgeville
Theodore Happ
Kenneth Creteh
Ilupp
Retehel
App
Tretehel
Death notices for Albert Born with funeral set in Texas
Funeral services for Albert Born, who died in Edinburgh Texas, will be held Saturday at 9 oclock at Theresa Catholic church in Sheffield. Father Saenger will officiate.
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Wiper
Albert Born
Edinburg
Texas
Oeloek Ath Theresa Catholic Church
Sheffield
Father Saenger
Lorain Fire Official Suspends Tree Man
Our tree man Leo F. Vernam was suspended today by Fire Chief David Fat who refused to comment. It is said the suspension followed a serious charge. A hearing will be held before Mrs. Morence Graat, safety director, Friday afternoon.
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Lorain
Jan
Leo IF. Vernam
Avid Fat
Morence Graat
Prohibition Rules On Cider For Vinegar Use Explained
A Prohibition Commissioner letter clarifies that manufacture and possession of cider for vinegar are lawful if under half a percent alcohol and not intended for beverage use. It notes vinegar production requires no permit, while beer remains unlawful without one, and defines possession broadly.
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Sheut
Markens
Prohibition
FL McDonald
Volusme
Sovernment
Mellon orders dry chiefs to avoid unlawful enforcement
Secretary of the Treasury Melon orders federal dry chiefs to shun unlawful methods in enforcing Prohibition. He cites criticism in Congress and says some practices in the dry system are wrong in principle and originate from organizational difficulty.
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Mfilon
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Treasury
Melton
Mellon
Arrests in Lorain Officials and Three Employees
Lorain details arrest of two city officials and three service department employees on a charge of malicious destruction of property after a fence was torn down between Th and Isla streets. Warrants sought by Leo Nillinss. names include W T Fletcher, W H Rupert, Alvi Williams, Louis Bagens berger, and Tahach. Hearing delayed for afternoon investigation. dispute over authority to dismantle fence and requirement of a court order.
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Lorain
Service Department
Leo Nillinss
Miytia Avenue
Isla Streets
Broadway
Bilings
Pat
A. M. Keep
Actics
Billings
WT. Fletcher
W. Hy. Rupert
Alvi Williams
Louis Bagensberger
Adault Tahach
Fence Dispute Over 29-Foot Alley Width Sparks Claim
A dispute arises after Aran more is said to have erected a fence in a 29 foot alley while Billings asserts ownership of 16 feet of the same alley. The disagreement centers on boundary and property rights.
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Aran
Billings
Flames Sweep Rooming House In Lorain Fire
Thirty men escaped a fierce blaze at 750 8th Street Lorain when an overheated furnace sparked a fire that damaged the building. Firemen battled the flames for seven hours as residents fled to safety.
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Lorain
Virenien
National Federation seeks end to post office discrimination
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks has launched an effort to address alleged discrimination. Local sections push for equal treatment and improved working conditions across the postal system.
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Provching
Tas
Eble
National Federation of Post Offee Clerks
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