Lorain County Democrats propose education director for Prohibition Dept
A Lorain County Democratic Executive Committee letter to Governor White proposes an Elyria woman as Director of Education of the Department of Prohibition. The move aims to place Democrats in office and follows word that L. L. Faris of Lynchburg may become the next prohibition commissioner. No senate confirmation yet.
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Lorain County
Democratic Committee
Elyria
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Department of Prohibition
George White
D. W. Seward
Cooper
Nellie Hill
Seward
L. L. Faris
Lynchburg
Prohibition
Faris
Columbus Dispatches
Columbus
State Prohibition Department
Rupert R. Beetham
Cadiz
White
Lysichburg
Beetham
Prohibition Department
Senate
Noted Swedish Flyer Injured In Crash
Bulletin from Stockholm reports Capt. Einar Lundborg seriously injured when his airplane crashed at Malmstaett airdrome. Lundborg, famed for rescuing the Italia party in the Arctic after the Polar ship Italia disaster, was involved in the crash today.
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Stockholm
Einar Lundborg
Malmstaett
Lundborg
United States
Arctic
Missing Aviator Safé At Hunghsai
Shanghai dispatch reports aviator G W Brophy, missing since his Shanghai to Manila flight route, is safe at Hunghsai after a snow storm incident. He was overdue to Canton and presumed lost during the Foochow to Canton leg of the planned Shanghai to Manila trip.
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Shanghai
G. W. Brophy
Hunghsai
Foochow
Canton
Brophy
Manilla
Weather forecast for Columbus Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday
The forecast calls for generally fair and colder conditions, with light rain in the north portion changing to snow flurries tonight and continuing through Wednesday. Unseasonably high temps persist in the plains, with temperatures expected to fall across the lake region and St Lawrence valley tonight into Wednesday. Shippers anticipate cold and warm contrasts across regions with notable above normal readings in multiple directions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Miami
White River
Pas
Cochrane
Lake Region
St. Lawrence Valley
Texas
Ohio Valley
Plain States
Vewer
Montana
Superior
Lake
Resolution urges Congress to pay veterans certificates
In Columbus Ohio on January 27 Senator Joseph E Ackerman Republican Cleveland introduced a resolution in the Senate urging immediate passage of legislation to pay Adjusted Compensation Certificates to World War veterans. Ackerman said Ohio veterans would receive about 178 million dollars from the Federal Government if the bill passes.
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Congress
Columbus
Senate
Joseph E. Ackerman
Republican
Cleveland
Ackerman
Ohio
Burnett Nomination Reported Favorably by Senate Panel
The Senate Finance Committee voted unanimously to report favorably the nomination of David Burnett of Ohio to be Collector of Internal Revenue, succeeding Robert H. Lucas, now executive director of the Republican National Committee.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
David Burnett
Ohio
Collector of
Internal Revenue
Robert H. Lucas
Republican National Committee
Postpone Hearing On Bethlehem Steel Bonus Indefinitely
Newark N J Jan 27 Vice Chancellor John H Backes indefinitely postponed a rule to show cause why 19 Bethlehem Steel directors and officers should not be restrained from disposing of their stock. The suit seeks refunds of 36000000 in bonuses. Defendants include Charles M Schwab chairman and Eugene G Grace president.
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Newark
N. J
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
John H. Backes
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Board
Eugene G. Grace
SIMERAL RESIGNS STATE POST
Charles D. Simeral of Steubenville, secretary of the State Building Commission, resigns and will submit the resignation to the Commission at its Wednesday meeting. The move takes effect immediately and he and his family will spend the winter in southern Mississippi. The post pays six thousand dollars annually.
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Columbus, CO
Charles D. Simeral
Steubenville
State Building Commission
White
Commission
Simeral
Mississippi
Failure to agree on Shoals issue stalls compromise
Senate and House conferees met but took no action to report a formal disagreement on Muscle Shoals legislation. Rep. Reece of Tennessee said the Senate refused the House proposal and would not pursue a vote in both houses, leaving the matter stalled.
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Washington
Senate
House
Muscle Shoals
Reece
Tennessee
United Press
Former Marietta Eagles leader Merritt Hyde dies at 69
Merritt A. Hyde, age 69, a longtime Marietta businessman and former president of the Ohio Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, died at his home in Marietta today after a long career with the Eagles and local business.
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Ohio Eagles
Marietta, O
Merritt A. Hyde
Marietta
The
Ohio Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Stabs Wife With Butcher Knife Then Ends Life in Home
In Greenville on January 26 James H Townsend 65 of Jaysville stabbed his wife Mary 47 five times with a butcher knife, then killed himself in the barn after writing a letter to a son describing plans. Authorities found the two bodies in the home and barn, coroner said.
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Greenville
James H. Townsend
Jaysville
Here
Mary
Townsend
R. J. Marker
Hoover Will Not Clarify Prohibition Viewpoint
Washington January 27 President Hoover will not express further on prohibition and no additional clarification of his views is planned at the White House.
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Hoover
Washington
White House
Hopple Southard Appointments Confirmed in Ohio Senate
Ohio Senate confirmed two governor appointments without opposition. E. J. Hopple of Cleveland was named to the Public Utilities Commission by a 30 to 0 vote, succeeding William Klinger. Dr. H. G. Southard of Marysville was approved as State Director of Health by 31 to 0, succeeding Dr. Charles A. Neal. A Prohibition Commissioner appointment for L. L. Faris of Lynchburg was not presented.
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Columbus
White
Ohio Senate
E. J. Hopple
Cleveland
Public Utilities Commission
William Klinger
Dem
Lima
H. G. Southard
Marysville
Charles A. Neal
Cincinnati
L. L. Faris
Lynchburg
Senate
Prince of Wales Cheerful Amid Atlantic Gales Aboard Oropesa
Prince of Wales travels to Latin America aboard the S Oropesa facing 48 hours of heavy westerly gales and high seas that delayed arrival at Bermuda. He kept active on deck with exercise and joined indoor events, chatting daily in Spanish with South American guests while his party kept a low profile.
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Prince of Wales
Latin America
Bermuda
Prince George
Prince
Oropesa
Seven Indicted in Buckley Murder Case
Detroit dispatch reports on January 27 indictments by a special grand jury charging six men and one woman with the murder of radio commentator Gerald E Buckley. Named suspects include Angelo Divecchi Ted Pizzino Joe Bommarito and Pete Licavoli with four others unnamed as Mary Ros John Doe and Richard Roe. Eighty two witnesses were listed on the indictments.
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Detroit
Gerald E. Buckley
Special Grand Jury
Mary Ros
John Doe
Richard Roe
Angelo Divecchi
Ted Pizzino
New York
Joe Bommarito
St. Louis
Pete Licavoli
Licavoli
Former Lorain councilman J Ashley Rawson dies at 79
J Ashley Rawson 79 longtime Lorain county resident and former councilman died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 11 45 this morning after a month long illness. He is survived by one son C D Rawson of Elyria and four grandchildren Clayton Donald Dorothy and Janet. Born in Grafton township he moved to Elyria thirty years ago. Remains were moved to Sudro Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced.
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J. Ashley Rawson
West Sixth Street
Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rawson
C. D. Rawson
Elyria
Clayton
Chicago
Ill
Donald
Dorothy
Janet
Grafton Township
Sudro Funeral Home
Butler Asked to Explain Mussolini Speech Controversy
Major General Smedley D. Butler was summoned by the navy department to explain remarks attributed to him in a Philadelphia speech that Italian ambassador cited as derogatory to Mussolini. Butler, away from Quantico, likely headed to Washington to provide his explanation. The cited remarks described Mussolini’s regime and a car ride with an armored nose, prompting criticism over disarmament views and state affairs.
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Mussolini
Navy Department
Washington
Smedley D. Butler
Philadelphia
Italy
Butler
Quantico Marine Barracks
United States Marine Corps
Bellevue-Stratford
Gandhi Seeks Peace With Honor in Bombay Return
Gandhi arrives in Bombay after eight months away and declares he favors peace with honor. The Mahatma, described as a pampered prisoner, says he is anxious for peace if it can be had with honor, amid huge crowds welcoming him.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma
M. K. Gandhi
Lorain Farmers Set to Attend Ohio Farmers Week in Columbus
Lorain County farmers join thousands of Ohio agriculturists at Ohio State University in Columbus for Farmers Week. Henry Leimbach of Brownhelm Township, president of the Ohio Vegetable Growers Association, will speak and preside at events. Sessions cover poultry, vegetables, beekeeping, fruit growing, and dairying with peak programs Mon Tue Wed. More than 7,000 farmers attended last year, including some from Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lorain
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm Township
Ohio Vegetable Growers’ Association
State Farm Bureau
Ohio Dairymen’s Association
Alger
Elyrians to Pay More for Gas Next Month
Elyrians will see a 30 cent rise in gas bills next month as rates change under the current franchise. The first 1,000 cubic feet will cost 1.30 under the new plan, with 60 cents for each additional 1,000 feet after the initial allowance. The present franchise expires January 29, 1932, and Councilman Clarence Locke said proposals for a new rate are under consideration.
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Elyrians
Clarence Locke
Council Gas Committee
Gandhi arrives amid crowd cheers guiding spinning wheel
The Mahatma declared that peace must address three questions salt foreign cloth and liquor and urged withdrawal of repressive ordinances before civil disobedience ends. He arrived from Poona after Yerada prison confinement since last May 5 and was met by cheering crowds as he rode the train, spinning his wheel.
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Lord Irwin
Mahatma
Poona
Yerada
Gandhi
All Men Will Be Employed on Rivers and Harbors
Washington reports 4500 men to be employed by March 1 on rivers and harbor projects under emergency relief. Major General Lytle Brown told the House Appropriations Committee that work under the $22.5 million emergency river and harbor appropriation is mostly under contract and will start by April 1 in 48 localities nationwide. He noted 99 percent of labor will come from nearby areas, with about half of flood control funds going to dredging and the rest to levees, and that 95 percent of flood work will use unskilled labor drawn locally.
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Washington
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
House
Brown
Red Cross
Senate
Interior Department
Burns
Dem
Tenn
Army
Congress
Bomb damages Lowellville structures near police station
In Youngstown Ohio a bomb destroyed a house beside Lowellville police station. Richard Innonic, former owner, had moved out on Saturday. The blast shattered six police station windows and several at the fire station, with no motive found. damage estimated at 1200 dollars.
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Youngstown
Lowellville
Richard Innonic
Seize boat and 029,000 wort of liquor
Newport Jan 27 Coast Guard at Seaconnett Dock seized the power boat Overland known as the phantom captained by George Horeman of Fall River and eight crew escaped. About 450 cases of liquor valued around 25000 were confiscated and to be taken to Providence. Overland registered to Wilfred Corriveau Woonsocket powered by three Packard motors.
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Newport, R. L
Overland
Ellsworth Latham
Prenton Point
Latham
Coast Guard
Seaconnett Dock
Horeman
Providence
Wilfred Corriveau
Woonsocket
Three Clyde Suspects Expected Arrest In Slaying
Fremont Ohio January 27 authorities believed a six month murder case would near resolution with the expected arrest of three Clyde suspects. Victim Russell Gibbs 23 Clyde was found in a burned car July 28 the eve of his planned marriage to Doris Kuns. Secrets from two prisoners at Marquette prison inspired the breakthrough as Toledo detective Frank Delora and Sheriff Tom Pask led the inquiry. The suspects have been under surveillance for days and could be taken into custody at any time.
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Fremont
Ohio
Clyde
Russell Gibbs
Doris Kuns
Marquette, Mich
Frank Delora
Toledo
Tom Pask
Sandusky County
New Cabinet for Frange Presented
Paris January 27 Senator Pierre Laval presented a new cabinet to President Gaston Doumergue formed with support from Ex-Premier Tardieu. It includes ten members of the Tardieu government overthrown in December with Tardieu as Minister of Agriculture. Laval, exhausted after two days of talks, announced the cabinet and vented disappointment that radicals and socialists refused to back him, yielding a more conservative lineup than planned.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Gaston Doumergue
Tardieu
Laval
Move to remodel courthouse offices gains petition
A drive led by W R Comings seeks to remodel the Lorain County Courthouse interior on the second and third floors to house eight offices now scattered downtown. Petition with 60 names calls for consolidation to cut rent and improve sanitary conditions for jurors and staff.
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Court House
Common Pleas
W. R. Comings
West Avenue
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Eine Panienreent
Law Library
Monroe H. Welty
Lorain County Bank
Board of Elections
Jilted Suitor On Trial For Cutting Woman
John Kozal of Lorain faces a cutting to wound charge in Judge W B Thompson's court after Eva Mosalygo testified he cut her on December 3 when she refused marriage Kozal had asked her to marry if he paid for her divorce and she said she would only marry him if he quit drinking The jury will decide this afternoon
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John Kozal
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Eva Mosalygo
Food Specials and Low Prices in Want Ad Page
A rural produce push highlights home grown country produce at lowest prices in the Want Ad column. The Chronicle Telegram urges thrifty readers to consult the page for excellent offers and prices, inviting them to join the army of satisfied readers.
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Want
Jorm
Setisfed Chronicle-Telegram
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Buckley
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Edward I. Edwards
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New Jersey
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Frange
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