Plans for Osborn Park conservation and new game farms announced
Ohio Commissioner Reinhart revealed proposals to transform Osborn Park near Sandusky into a state grouse, partridge and quail propagation farm with a 10,000 dollar grant to stock the area. A 250 acre duck sanctuary is planned west of Sandusky and a large fish and game propagation complex would become the nation’s largest in the Sandusky district.
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Sandusky
Lake Erie
Huron
State of
Ohio
Osborn Park
Reinhart
United States
Reimmhart
Ohio Conservation Treasury
Milan
Perry Memorial Monument
Put-in-Bay
Thomas A. Edison
Ford Accuses Bankers of Blocking New Ford Car
Henry Ford, via trans Atlantic telephone call reported by the Evening Standard, alleged that certain bankers backed by competitors are trying to halt production at his Detroit plant. Ford said the effort may stop a car from leaving the factory but vowed to fight and prove production cannot be stopped. His offices in Dearborn confirmed the interview.
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London
The
Evening Standard
Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
trans-Atlantic
London Evening Standard
Snow Tonight and Saturday Outlook East and Central
Snow is forecast tonight with likely accumulation in the eastern area. Saturday brings clearing in the west and colder conditions across the east and central regions with a fair sky pattern expected westward.
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OHTO
Taxpayers' Filibuster Proposed by Senator Tydings
Senator Tydings of Maryland introduces a Taxpayers' Filibuster plan to cut government spending by one billion dollars. He calls for reducing veterans' compensation and refunding federal obligations to ease the treasury and balance the budget without new taxes. Democratic leaders convene to decide on the proposal.
Roosevelt Plans Central Regulation For Utilities And Transport
President-elect Roosevelt outlined a broad plan for unified federal supervision of utilities and transportation. The program would create central agencies to regulate railroads shipping buses trucks aircraft pipelines and later power and communications. The move aims to consolidate agencies and extend rail relief with tighter federal control over utilities.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hiram Johnson
California
McKinley Day Dinner Draws Lorain Republicans
Daniel Morgan, former Cleveland city manager and mayoral candidate, addressed about 150 Lorain County Republicans at the McKinley Day dinner at the Masonic Temple in Lorain. The meeting featured a life review of William McKinley and a sympathy resolution for A. L. Garford. About 25 Elyrians attended. Daniel Cook presided.
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Cleveland
Lorain
A. E. Garford
William McKinley
Ohio
United States
Lorain County
Masonic Temple
Morgan
McKinley
A. L. Garford
Daniel Cook
Destruction Of Trees Protested
A complaint from residents and the Woman's Club about cutting trees along city streets reached Mayor W. H. Van Oster this morning. Service Director Fred Underhill said no unnecessary removals will occur and about 30 trees may be cut for safety.
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Woman’s Club
W. H. van Oster
Fred Underhill
Underhill
House Passes Re drafted Deficiency Bill Increases 3.7 Million
The house approved a revised deficiency appropriation bill totaling just over 3.7 million dollars. It drops a 28 million dollar tax refund appropriation and the congressional review provision for large refunds. President Hoover vetoed the original bill over that provision.
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Washington
House
Hoover
Bright Spots In Business World
Heisner Brothers resumes preferred stock dividends at 1.75 dollars per share marking the first since February 1, 1932. Republic Steel raises output to fulfill a one million dollar pipe order for Phillips Petroleum. Chicago & North Western reports December net operating income of 374,581, up from 207,944 in 1931. Erie Railroad posts December net operating income of 842,198 versus 497,450 in 1931.
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New York
Heisner Brothers, Inc
Cleveland—Republic Steel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Chicago—Chicago & North Western Railroad
Erie Railroad
Tribute to A L Garford Marks Elyria Funeral
Elyria paid tribute to A L Garford with funeral services at the First Congregational Church after his death Monday night. Stores closed from 3 to 3 10 p m as a mark of respect urged by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce. stockholders of Perry Fay Company postponed their annual meeting to 1 30 p m next Tuesday.
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A. L. Garford
First Congregational Church
Perry-Fay Company
Garford
Public Auction At Fairgrounds Draws Lorain Crowd
About 1,000 people from Lorain and nearby counties attended the first public auction at the fairgrounds. Most items sold, from radio head phones to beds and livestock, with a gander selling for 1.10 and a cow for 75. The next sale is February 9 at 10 A. M. chaired by F. R. Castle.
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Lorain
F. R. Castle
Cautle
Intruders Repelled by Guns at Stop 84 Stop 84 Sheffield Lake Village
Roy Woodford’s home at Stop 84 Sheffield Lake Village was targeted by burglars who were met by neighbors William and Mrs Rath. The couple fired warning shots and a return volley when the raiders forced entry, wounding one burglar who fled in an automobile. the Raths were unhurt.
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Roy Woodford
Sheffield Lake Village
William Rath
Woodford
Mr. Rath
Elyria Township Residents Debate Separation at Evening Meeting
Elyria township residents, mainly rural voters outside Elyria city, plan a Lake Avenue School discussion at 8 p m on separating the township to remove city influence. Proponents argue rural interests are neglected at the polls and a separation could lead to rural representation. Representative Rogers may introduce a bill if sentiment favors it.
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Elyria Township
Elyria City
Lake Avenue School
Rogers
Carter Glass and Walsh Seen as Roosevelt Cabinet Picks
The Washington Post reports Senator Carter Glass and Senator Thomas J. Walsh have accepted Treasury and Attorney General posts in the Roosevelt cabinet. They declined to comment. Announcement expected soon from Warm Springs. The United Press says Roosevelt has offered a cabinet post to Senator Hiram Johnson, the California insurgent Republican. Johnson supported Roosevelt in the election.
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Washington
Washington Post
Carter Glass
Virginia
Warm Springs
United Press
Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Mr. Roosevelt
Smeeman sentence commuted to parole release
Denver January 27 Gov Ed win C Johnson decided to commute the sentence of Glenn Smeeman music publisher to eleven months. The commutation would allow Smeeman to be released on parole soon from the Colorado penitentiary where he was returned after a fifteen year fugitive period during which he built a career in Cleveland.
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Denver
Edwin C. Johnson
Glenn Smeeman
Smeeman
Colorado
Cleveland
Sandusky Liquor Sellers Fined
Seven of sixteen arrested in a two day liquor sweep near the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home were fined from 200 dollars to 750 dollars plus costs by Judge C J Minor in Sandusky municipal court on guilty pleas. Nine others pled not guilty and will have hearings next week. State agents said Governor White ordered the clean up and worked with an undercover man placed in the home.
Bill Provides Near Billion For Veterans
The House appropriations committee reported a 1.0629 billion dollar bill for independent offices for fiscal year 1334, including 96.84 million for veterans and a 118.039 million increase for the Veterans Bureau, while enacting substantial cuts in other agencies.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Veterans’ Bureau
Bequest to Gates Hospital Reported in Conneaut Will
Mrs. Sarah A. Fickinger of Conneaut left major portion of about 150000 dollars to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children held in trust by Union Trust Company Cleveland. The funds, expected to yield around 5000 dollars yearly, would support hospital work and transfer to another institution if Gates closes.
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H. G. Kingdom
Conneaut
Sarah A. Fickinger
Ashtabula County Court
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Trust Company
Hoover
Allen
Conneant
Kingdom
E. F. Allen
Rotary Club
Elyria
Found Guilty On Arson Charge
Severin Ott of Elyria was found guilty of arson and sentenced to an indeterminate penitentiary term by Judge W B Thompson. A jury was waived as the court heard that Ott set fire to two straw stacks on farmer W Squire s property on Oct 2, causing a loss of £7, after a grudge.
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Zipp
Ott
Elyria
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
W. Squire
Squire
Walker Hines Slated for Budget Director Post
President elect Roosevelt hosts Walker D. Hines of New York at Warm Springs Georgia. Hines, former director general of the federal railway administration, is reported slated to direct the budget in the Roosevelt administration and would tackle achieving a balanced budget.
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White House
Warm Springs
Walker D. Hines
New York
Hines
Federal Railway Administration
Farm Fight Ends In Farmers Seizing Kramp Property
Wallace H. Kramp, a farmer near Bowling Green, blocks a mortgage sale after the Inter-County Finance Co attempts to auction his chattel. Hundreds of Wood County farmers crowd the sale, prevent the finance firm from bidding, buy items for 14 dollars total, and grant Kramp 99 year deeds. County Prosecutor Ladd calls the incident closed and notes potential future farm sale protests. Farmers say finance companies overcharge on loans for farm implements.
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Bowling Green
Wallace H. Kramp
Inter-County Finance Co
Kramp
Wood County
Raymond Ladd
Deshler
Bribe Charge To Be Aired To The End
Ohio representative faces probe into alleged bribe offer after a dinner hosted by the Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies. Rep. Ortho Q Barr plans a formal inquiry, alleging possible legislative law violations and parliamentary maneuvers to block action.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Ortho QO. Barr
Lima
Ohio Association of Personal Finance Companies
Barr
Senate Democrats Reach Plan to Trim Federal Expenditures
In Washington on January 27, Senate Democrats agreed to aim for federal spending of about 2.949 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. The move came in caucus with a decision not to implement all cuts in the current short session. Minority Leader Robinson said the treasury post office bill would be reduced by 35 million dollars, but he did not detail the economies.
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U.P
Tydings
Dem
Senate Democrats
Senate
Treasury
Robinson
Walsh
Mass
U P
Prisoner Luggage Search Protocol Expands After 발견
A revolver found in James Cardillo’s suitcase prompts a county jail policy change. Jailor Carl Heilman states future searches will include all parcels and baggage of prisoners brought to the jail, expanding beyond prior practice. Cardillo, transferred from Lorain city jail, is serving a term for cutting with intent to wound.
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Keil
James Cardillo
Carl Heilman
Cardio
Lorain City
Heilman
Cardullo
Caredillo
Prohibition Enforcement Funds Cut Debated in House
A House debate centered on slicing federal prohibition enforcement funds in the Justice Department. Lawmakers offered about forty reduction amendments to the department’s annual supply bill, with the enacted measure proposing 39.12 million dollars for enforcement, roughly five percent below prior appropriations.
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Justice Department
Advertising executive dies after self-inflicted wound
Ai len Fink, 60, president of the W. S. Hill Advertising Company, Thornburg suburb, died at Mercy hospital shortly after shooting himself in the head. The coroner cited a self-inflicted gunshot as the cause and noted the death occurred near Pittsburgh on January 27.
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Advertising Concern
Ends Life
Pittsburgh
Ailen Fink
Thornburg
W. S. Hill Advertising Company
Mercy Hospital
Today’s Used Car Offers
Used car dealers showcase strong bargains on the Want Ad page with Packard and other cars priced under 200 dollars. Visitors are urged to inspect displays, test drive vehicles, and seize the best value in years.
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