Ohio Bar Association Prepares Mid-Winter Convention
Columbus January meeting of the State Bar Association opens after three days of meetings. No action on criminal law reform or new inferior county court. items to be debated at July meeting. State judges elected include Charles A. Reid as president with J H C Lyon and Joseph D Barnes as vice presidents. Dalzell criticizes juror selection aiding crime wave. Chief Justice Marshall urges trust in judiciary to prevent anarchy.
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Tate Bar Association
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Asesaual
Jawa
Justice of the Peace Courts
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Charles A. Reid
Washington D.H
Daniel H. Sowers
J. H. C. Lyon
Yoargstons
Joseph D. Barnes
Sidsey
Roscoe G. Stornbeck
London
NH. McBride
Medina
Wim Dalzell Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Ohio
C. T. Marshall
Supreme Court
Butler Outlines Six Questions For World Peace Policy
In Cincinnati Nicholas Murray Butler of Galesburg University outlines six topics for a national debate. They include repealing the Volstead Act advancing international cooperation for world peace agricultural and land problem solutions balancing upper Midwest production and urging Congress to convene after the November election plus government economy and curbing bureaucratic tendencies.
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Blaine Republican Club
Congress
Dr. Butler
Consult Dr Albert F. Bnall in Elyria for treatment
A notice announces consults with Dr Albert F. Bnall in Elyria on Wednesday February 1st for vitalizing and rejuvenative treatment of a case. The event offers one day only in Elyria at his clinic and invites those seeking the therapy.
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Elyria
Onis
Llelel
Nielsen Dietetic Lab Reorganizes as Nielsen Laboratories Inc
Announcement of the reorganization of Nielsen Dietetic Laboratory into Nielsen Laboratories Inc states new officers N D Stelsen president, D Nielsen vice president, E D Nielsen secretary treasurer. E D Nielsen joins from Chicago Kraft Cheese Co. and will oversee accounting. The firm reports strong growth and expanding shipments nationwide.
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Nielsen Laboratories, Inc
N. D. Stelsen
D. Nielsen
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E. D. Nielsen
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Chicago
Kraft Cheese Co
Averser
Legion
Niesen
Stanford Avenue
United States
Old Employees Of Stone Co To Be Compensated
Amherst January 28 The Cleveland Stone Co will start a compensation list February 1 for its long time employees. First checks will be issued March 1 and include workers such as Martin Bauer Schmauch Carl Holbauer August Can Fred Street Harry Brill Charles Bruce Chauncer Lutz and others with various years of continuous service and past absences noted. The biggest awards go to Bauer Lehman and Wolzhauer due to length of service.
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Stone Co
Amherst
Clevelard Stone Co
Or Deer
Martin Bauer
Tenney Ave
Schmauch
Carl Holbauer
August Cani
N_ Main sc
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Fred Street
South Amherst
Europe
Harry Brill
Brownhelm
Independent Stone Co
Charles Bruce
Chauncer Lut
Local Athletes Aid Crash Victims After Wreck
Saturday morning near Sandusky a car carrying Sto nigh school players collided with a overturned vehicle. Two players suffered injuries including a possible leg fracture while a third was pinned under debris. A passerby transported the trio to Loram for treatment.
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the Chronicle
F. A. Dusthimer
Loram
Wife Sues Husband for Divorce on Grounds of Neglect
Mrs. Porter cites neglect and cruelty in filing for divorce from Larry B. Porter. She alleges he squandered earnings on gambling and dissipation and seeks custody of three children, Georgia, 3, Elizabeth, 7, and a third child amid a district court filing in Elyria.
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Chestnut Street
Elyria
Agatnet Seurze Porter
Gow
Comaty Sani
Porter
Georgia
Elizabeth
Yalimouy
Local man named Corresponding Consul by Italian official
Thomas Paonessa of 213 Obertio road has been appointed Corresponding Consul by Italian Vice Consul Lorenzo Mant Alto of Lorain. He will assist residents seeking passports and related information.
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Frank Paoneata
Obertio Road
Koyal
Lorenzo Montalto
Lorain
Faonessa
Lair
Missing Salem girl believed seen on Cort Street
Grace Dyball, 16, disappeared from her Salem home on Jam 18. A girl matching her description was seen Friday afternoon on Cort Street Middle Avenue attempting to reach Detroit with twenty seven cents. Police found no one and continued the search Friday morning.
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Detroit
Deaths in Amherst and Michael Phillips Obituary
Jaz Zee aged 31 died Friday evening after a four year illness from cancer. Survived by wife Blarche three sons Herbert Warren Gilbert and daughter Irene. Parents Mr and Mrs George Linn Park Avenue Amherst, one sister Ernest Ferguesen Woodland Avenue, one brother Eugene Linn North Ridge. Member Amherst Methodist Church and Woodmen of the World. Funeral private from home Monday at 2 90. Reverends Pelt and Eastman to officiate. Michael Phillips aged 64 died Sunday morning at home. Survived by wife and eight daughters Pazize Hudson Mrs John Man Mrs Frank Anderson and four sons John Frank Joseph and er. Funeral Monday with Assumption at Gration. Services and burial to follow.
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George Linn
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Woodland Avenue
Eugene Linn
North Ridge
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Woodmen of the World
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Lo Rar
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Congregational Church
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Pazize
Hudson
John Man
Frank Anderson
John
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Euvial
Gratiog
Elyria Shoe Dealer Celebrates Golden Wedding Milestone
Elyria resident M. B. Faulhaber known as Barner marks 54 years selling shoes in Elyria as he and wife celebrate golden anniversary. Born in Cincinnati, he moved here early and has helped run Bivins store after several prior jobs. He has chaired the Civil Service Commission for 14 years and recalls Elyria’s growth from three thousand residents to present-day stores.
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Charles Court
Elyria
Cincinnati
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Philpott
Fred Wolf
Wolf
Stors
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Bivin’s Sore
White Barner
Hia Clity
Civil Service Commission
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Move to Abolish Capital Punishment in Ohio
A Cleveland based chapter of the national league to abolish capital punishment is launched with plans for a statewide campaign. Headquarters to be opened next week as organizers target 50 000 members and pledge speaker tours to counties. If the legislature fails to outlaw the practice efforts will seek a statewide vote.
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The
Nations League
Lillian Lee Bauer
Ohio Beatc
Bailes
Bauer
E. C. T. Millar
J. RB. Hinchelff
Florence Basinger
William Sexrton
Jearette Morgan
Margaret Fick
Three Sentenced For Failing To Pay Excise Tax
In Cleveland on January 28 three men from Wooster Ohio were sentenced for failure to pay a 660 excise tax in 1924. William S Thomas and George B Thomas, former president and vice president of the company, drew six months in the workhouse and a $100 fine each. Thomas E Richards, former treasurer, received four months and a $25 fine. The trio pleaded guilty.
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Cleveland
Thomas of
Oil Tank Explosion at Humble Refiners Hits Half Million Value
Authorities investigate a blast at the Humble refinery in Texas that destroyed an oil tank and caused property damage valued at about five hundred thousand dollars. Several people were injured in the incident.
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Texas
Congress Today Not to Flood Control Committee Closes
Congress today closes flood control hearings while Naval affairs and commerce panels continue. Senate not in session. Agricultural committee maintains Muscle Shoals program hearings as momentum shifts.
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Naval Girl
Naval Piogeraim Neac Senate
Commerce
Dairy income more stable than others in Ohio farming
Analysis by Wertz of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station shows gross cash income from dairy product sales has been more stable than other agricultural income over the past eight years. The study uses a 100 base index from 1929 to 1926, noting dairying remained relatively resilient through declines and peaks, averaging 108 versus the total income 102. Dairy sales account for about 23 percent of Ohio agriculture’s total gross cash income.
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Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Wa RL Wertz
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Rural Economica Department
Ohio State War
Idairrang
Dairra Ng
Dairyman
Ohio ruling on presidential preference primary and delegate names
The article reports Ohio officials explain that a candidate must authorize use of his name for delegates and cannot have others run under his name. It notes the written consent requirement in the statute and clarifies the presidential preference primary is constitutionally unrelated to convention delegate selection. It also mentions blindness aid funding and the decline of wild turkeys.
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Ohio
Diploma to Ohio milk cows earns 4170 honors
Ohio dairy officials announce that 4 119 cows from 269 herd owners receive diplomas for producing more than 060 pounds of butterfat in the year. The awards go to members of 25 cow testing associations across 29 counties, with Jersey, Holstein, Guernier and Ayrshire breeds represented. Wayne County led in herds on the honor list, while Summit County boasted the most cows.
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National da Association
Ohio State University
Wayne County Cow Testing Association
Summit County Association
Sullivan
Jefferson
Ty Sandusky
Ottawa
iCanferd Abe
jMiami Valler
Barnesville
Morrow-Richland
Western Oaios
Huron
Union
Wood
Washington
Darby
Madison
Westerville
82 Year Old Banker Called By Death
Columbus Ohio January 28 George W Bright aged 82 a Civil War veteran and former chairman of Citizens Trust Savings Bank died at home Bright organized Lincoln Savings Bank now Citizens Bank and banks of Bass Corning and Westerville serving as president until his retirement weeks ago The obituary notes his leadership across multiple Ohio banks.
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Columbus
George W. Bright
Citizens Trust & Savings Bank
Bright
Lincoln Savings Bank
Citizens Pere
Bank of Bass
Bank of Corning
Banks of Westerville
Army Navy basketball feud nears a solution
Washington report says public doubt over the Navy Army game fades as Rep Britten and Rep Fish meet President Coolidge. Officials expect a servicemen matchup this year pending official schedules from Annapolis and West Point. The representatives describe the President as favorable and hope for a settlement of the dispute.
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Britten
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Fish
New York
Coolidge
Brittem
Annapolis
West Point
Markets Cleveland Produce and Chicago Cash Quotations
Cleveland markets report diverse prices for poultry potatoes butter and eggs with specific weights and varieties. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs poultry potatoes wheat corn oats rye and barley with on and off track figures and regional notes.
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Chicago
Timothy
Toledo
Allike
Mendelssohn Program Broadcast on Columbia System
Elyria listeners will hear a Mendelssohn program on Wednesday February 1 at 3 p m over the Columbia Broadcasting System. Selections include Overture to Ruy Blas Spring Song O Rest in the Lord A Midsummer Night s Dream The Huntsman s Fare I Would That My Love Without Words On Wings of Song Carcasonetta Consolation If With All Your Hearts and Thanks Be to God.
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Elyria Radio
Kolner Radio
Mendelssohn
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ruy Blas
Will Rogers to appear at Oberlin Finish Chapel
Oberlin will host Will Rogers on Wednesday night April 1 under the Oberlin Lodge Knights of Pythias. Paul Baumhardt arranged the appearance by the famed humorist known for national and international comment. President Ernest Hatch Wilkins seeks faculty ratings to evaluate professors for merit based salaries rather than seniority, using confidential alumni feedback. Financial notes from Toledo and Minneapolis grain markets appear amid regional notices.
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Will Rogers
Obetelix Oberlix
Oberlin
America
Finney Chapel
Overlin Lodge Knights of Pythias
Paul Baumhardt
Wilkins YU
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Farultr
Plan New Exams For Dry Sleuths As Prohibition Pushes
Treasury officials say the civil service clash over exams for prohibition agents is nearly resolved. New, more practical tests will be issued in every district to select suitable candidates. About 1,300 agents who failed the first exam may be retained, and higher posts in districts such as West Virginia and Kentucky will be opened with set pay ranges.
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Washington
Jam
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Treasury
Civil Service Commission
Prohibition
J. M. Doran
Pew
Prohibition Bureau
Gr. Doram
West Virginia
Kentucky
West
Doran
Produce Holds Steady Despite Cold Weather Market
Wholesalers report general market conditions unchanged with only fair movement due to cold weather. Prices remain steady across all fruits and vegetables with no changes noted.
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Columbus
Special Chicken Dinner Sundays At Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Inn in Oberlin offers a special chicken dinner every Sunday from 12 to 2 PM priced at $1.00. The promotion invites diners to enjoy a quick, affordable meal at the inn.
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Oberlin Inn
Oberlin
Two Women Report Help From Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
Mrs Nina Matteron of Bar 205 Oxford writes her husband bought one bottle then two more and she regained strength. Ernest Tanguay of Adams Mass says eight bottles let her sleep and work again. The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted household remedy across generations.
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Oxford
Cout
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ernest Tanguay
Adams
Mass
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