Hoover May Meet Smith After Election Victory
Miami Beach Florida January report on a likely meeting between President-elect Herbert Hoover and defeated candidate Alfred E. Smith. Hoover expressed openness to Smith calling, aiming to avoid publicity-driven arrangements. Smith, staying at Coral Gables, offered no direct statement but did not rule out a visit. Hoover planned to remain at the Adams estate executive offices.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Herbert Hoover
Alfred H. Smith
Hooover
New York
Eleect
Smith
Hoover
Hamilton Wright
Miami
Wright
Coral Gables
Mr. Hoover
Penney
Adams
Cleveland Liquor Ring Exposed In Federal Raid
Federal agents raided offices and seized $60000 worth of wines and liquors tied to a Cleveland ring that shipped uncut imports from across the Atlantic. Ten men were arrested with nine jailed awaiting arraignment. one higher up was released to aid questioning. The probe links to a broader Superior Industrial alcohol case and could implicate multiple cities and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. E. Bernsteen
St, Nice
Farmer Geeting killed by pole during wind storm
L R Geeting a Franklin County farmer died from injuries after a pole toppled in a January wind storm. He was injured a week earlier and succumbed in Springfield Ohio. Geeting was known locally for farming work and lived in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Springfield, O
L. R. Geeting
Lark Count
Woman Killed as Car Skids in BrokkenSword
Mrs. Emanuel Lust, 50, was killed Sunday when her husband's automobile skidded and overturned at Brokkensword. Lust's husband escaped injury.
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Brokkensword, O
Emanuel Lust
Lust
Farmers Institute Opens at Deighton in Lorath County
The first of three Farmers Institute sessions opens this morning in Deighton, Lorath County, and runs through today and tomorrow. The second institute starts Wednesday in Columbia and continues through Thursday. The Henrietta Institute ends the week with sessions on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Brighton
Farmers’ Institutes
Lorath County
Deighton
Tomorrory
Columbia
Henrietta Institute
Farm Bureau Directors Meet Tomorrow Night in Elyria
Lorain County Farm Bureau directors will gather at the bureau office in Elyria Tuesday night for the year’s reorganization. Three men and two women will be chosen from the board to serve on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Elyria
Fire Destroys Clothes Closet At Kiser Residence
An undetermined origin fire caused 1500 dollars in damage to the clothes closet at the J. K. Kiser residence on East Avenue this morning. Kiser and his son, acting as volunteer firefighters, extinguished the blaze with an improvised apparatus and buckets of water from the bathroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Kiser
East Avenue
Kiser
Auto Fire Near 409 West Avenue Causes Little Damage
Jay Harp and others owned an automobile at 409 West Avenue that caught fire after gasoline leaked onto a hot exhaust pipe last night. The blaze spread near the vacuum tank and was put out by Hose Company No. 1 using a carbon tetrachloride extinguisher. Damage was negligible.
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Jay Harpeter
West Avenue
Bar Association Adopts New Constitution in Lorain County
The Lorain County Bar Association voted to adopt a new eight article constitution replacing an obscure old one after about half an hour of discussion with four changes accepted. It calls for regular monthly meetings and an annual May meeting where officers are elected and the president delivers an annual address. Attending was William N. Coonz of Mt. Vernon, chairman of the Knot county Bar Association, who spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Bar Association
William N. Coonz
Mt. Vernon
Knot County Bar Association
Postpone Trial of Oklahoma Governor
Oklahoma City, Jan 208 The impeachment trial of Henry S. Johnston suspended governor of Oklahoma was postponed by the Oklahoma senate until Thursday morning. Demurrers on all impeachment charges will be filed at that time by Judge Thomas H. Owen counsel for Johnston.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Henry S. Johnston
Oklahoma Senate
Thomas H. Owen
Johnston
Owen
Senate
Kingston mine disaster claims fourteen dead
Kingston West Virginia January 28 14 miners died in a blast at Kingston mine No 5. Bodies burned and mangled were recovered from the Bluefield morgues as officials search for the blast cause. Fourteen victims are named in a coroner’s tentative identifications with a joint funeral service planned pending an inquest.
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Kingston
W. Va
Bluefield
State Mining Department
W. A. James
Portsmouth
Blaine Parker
Barbourville
Arnold Frazier
Elsie Coal
James Clevender
Helier
Eustace Cremeans
Autland
Ohio
Louisiana couple denied sanity hearing in murder case
In New Orleans on January 2 a Louisiana State Supreme Court decision denied Mira Ada Bonner Leboeuf and Dr. Thomas E Dreher a commission to determine their sanity. The pair had been sentenced to hang for the murder of Mrs Leboeuf's husband.
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New Orleans
State Supreme Court Today
Mira
Ada Bonner Leboeuf
Thomas E Dreher
Hanr
Lebdoouf
New England States' Share of Population and Telephones
The New England States, constituting 2 percent of the nation's area and with 7 percent of its population, account for 8.4 percent of telephone usage and 2 percent of loan decline.
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New England
Time zones align in 2062 world clock note
At 12 o clock Eastern Time in 2062, London and Paris show 3 PM, Berlin Rome Vienna 3 PM, and Honkonkx 1 PM. The message outlines global time differences and schedules across major cities.
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U. S. St
London
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Vienna
Honkonkx
Prohibition case details unfold in Buckley Eckhart plot
Indictments allege Buckley conspired with Eckhart Schrimpner and Gruber to bribe state officials and police raids on Cincinnati area breweries. Key figures include Schrimper, Sperrer, Gruber, with testimony planned from Mau and others. Jury to be isolated at Nell House. trial timeline and telegrams referenced.
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Prohibition
Duckley
Eckhart
John L. Schrimper
Joseph Sperrer
Brewminster
Clicinnati
Buckley
Sperber
Adolph Gruber
Cincinnati
Aamed
Nell House
United States
Schrimpner
Mau
Gruber
Columbus
May
South
New Orleans
Buckler
Myers
Y. Cooper
Capitol
Jackson
Graber
Schrimper
John
Cincinnat
Eerhart
Trest
Tam
Bickley
Vesper Services Week for Students in Oberlin
Oberlin schedules a series of vesper services starting this afternoon at four o clock and running through Friday. Open to the public, the events suit students amid final exams. Arthur Croley leads today with G O Lillich tomorrow at four, and Professors Yeamans and Holden appear Wednesday and Thursday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Arthure Croley
G. O. Lillich
L. E. Yeamans
I C. Holden
Breughle Exhibit Opens at Allen Memorial Art Building
An exhibition of reproductions by Peter Breughle is on display in the Allen Memorial Art Building. It is open daily from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. except Saturdays and Sundays, under the Oberlin Art Association. The show is free to the public and will remain for about two weeks longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Breughle
Allen Memorial
Oberlin Art Agsociation
Music director Huffman leaves Oberlin for Berea college post
F Walter Huffman completes his Oberlin studies with dual degrees and departs for Berea Kentucky where he becomes director of music at Berea College. He will lead a 100 voice choir the college orchestra and the Harmon ia chorus and teach voice. The group will perform the opera Martha next spring under his baton. Huffman is a known tenor soloist in Oberlin and has directed church and college ensembles.
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F. Walter Huffman
Muale
College of Arts
Conservatory of Muaie
Isto
Berea
Berea College
Ralph Bigby
Harmonia
Martha
Huffman
Department of
College
Ober- UN
United Church Choir
College Glee Club
First Baptist Church
Lorain
First Congregational Church
Conserratory Orchestra
Oberlin clubs schedule evening and tomorrow meetings
The Oberlin education department of the Woman's club meets this evening at Mrs. Burgner’s 171 East College Street with papers by Miss Oakes Mrs. Chapin and Mrs. Nelson on wall paper clocks and brass. The Woman's Progressive club convenes with Mrs. Willis tomorrow at 8 pm on South Pleasant Street. The Business Woman's club meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. Tremaine’s 136 Morgan Street at 2 o'clock. The W C T U invites all county unions to attend Billy Sunday at Alyria Sixth Street and West Avenue tomorrow evening. Also notes: Mrs Delmar Horning of North Main Street visits ill sister Mrs Joan Miller. F H Maddock returns to work. Mrs O O Bill and son Edward visit Mrs W K R Gregg. Mrs John W Ramsey leaves for New Jersey. Miss Wilhelmina Fullerton to replace her in the president’s office.
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Oberlin Woman's Club
L. E. Burgner
East College Street
Oakes
Chapin
Nelson
Woman’s Progressive Club
Willis
South Pleasant Street
Business Woman's Club
Tremaine
Morgan Street
Western Bus Company
O. O. Bill
Edward
Singapore Straite Settlements
Bill
W. KR. Gregg
Edgemore Place
John W. Ramsey
Wilkins
New Jersey
Wilhelmina Fullerton
Woman Murdered in Youngstown by Jealous Lover
Christine Johnson 30 was killed with an axe in Youngstown on a Sunday. Sam Griffin, living with her as common law husband, faces murder charges after police traced the attack to jealousy. Griffin surrendered after a daylong manhunt. neighbors named him as the killer. Police noted the couple’s volatile relationship. The report also mentions Australia exporting wheat, a nonrelated detail.
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Youngstown
Christine Johnson
Sam Griffin
Griffin
Tie
Prohibition Hearings Reveal Turf for State Aid
In a Cleveland precinct a witness Eckhart denied knowledge of taida and Cincinnati plans while Buckler pressed for favors in exchange for help securing a state prohibition department post. The trial timeline was set for 9:30 am to 5 pm with notes on mail privacy and jury conduct.
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Buckler
Eckhart
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Buckley
Eckhar
Echart
State Prohibition Department
Mau
Homegeh
Hough
Prayer Meeting Schedule At Second Congregational Church
Miss Florence Kinney will speak at ten o'clock on Tuesday in the Second Congregational church at Lod and West Streets. The schedule lists district sections and addresses for attendees across multiple districts.
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Florence Kinney
Second Congregational Church
Lod
West Streets
Tatricta
Falrman
Idea
Mre
Fay
Washington
Second Congregational
Barnhart
Cleveland St
Mra. Stroup
Stearns
Wood
Hobill
Warwood
Harley
Chestnut St
Drunken Driver Arrested Near Tabernacle
An intoxicated driver caused a disturbance near the West Avenue tabernacle on Saturday night as Billy Sunday dismissed services. Stanley Smithkowski zigzagged his car down the street and was stopped by Officer Lloyd Sweet. Smithkowski pleaded guilty in police court and was fined $100 plus costs by Mayor James A Hawitt.
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West Avenue Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Stanley Smithkowski
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
Tabernacle
Smithkowski
James A. Hawitt
Mrs Margaret Weitzel Dies At 89 In Murray Ridge
Mrs Margaret Weitzel of Murray Ridge, aged 89, died Sunday evening at nine o'clock. The body was taken to Rosenberry Brothers Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weitzel
Murray Ridge
Rosenberry Brothers Funeral Home
Death of Andrew Novak at 63 in Elyria with four children
Andrew Novak of 839 Broad Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at age 63 after a month of illness. He leaves four children Andrew Jr. Elyria Joseph of Youngstown Mrs Marie Starr Youngstown and Mrs Josephine Witt Sharon Pa. Born Germany October 13 1865. Wife predeceased him by three years. Funeral at St Marys church Nine oclock Thursday. Interment in St Marys Cemetery. Body to be moved from Bittner Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon to the Broad Street home.
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Andrew Novak
Broadstreet
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Andrew Jr
Elyria
Joseph
Youngstown
Marie Starr
Josephine Witt
Sharon
Germany
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Bittner
Broad Street
Views differ in Wood case in Detroit area
January 28 reports show a split view among police over Ralph P. Wood the master bank robber and possible victim of a plot by his wife Grace M. Wood. Detroit authorities accuse Mrs Wood of planning to kill Wood for life insurance while county officials hold him on bank robbery charges.
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Detroit
Ralph P. Wood
Grace M. Wood
Wood
Joseph ‘County
Oscar Olander
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs. Barney Nagy at 260 Vulcan Street and several others in North Olmstead Elyria and Lorain areas. Discharges note patients from La Grange Elyria and Lorain with multiple newborns and post partum cases.
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Barney Nagy
Vulcan Strees
Frank Prenan
North Olms
Harold Guthberie
East Broad Street
Alfred Cousins
Grafton
Hlarway Holcomb
la Grange
Carl Keefer
James Joiner
R. B
Elyria
William Simmons
R. D
Elyvia
Alice Thomas
Benjamin Lapinski
Shear Street
Steve Kasaay
Eas
Ninth Street
Lorain
Edward Sweensy
Georges Street
Joseph Novak
Riverdate Court
Buckley Jury Heads To Trial In Ohio Bribe Conspiracy Case
In Columbus on January 28, a jury was selected to try State Treasurer Vert B. Buckley on charges of conspiring to offer a bribe. The pool includes Ernest Swan of Beaver, George Ayers of Radnor, Homer Braden of Mt. Ci lead, Jessa Blackner of Washington D. H., R. A. Braden of Washington D. H., J T. Bulen of Columbus, Homer Crothers of Marysville, H. RB. Gilson of Columbus, Russell McCorkell of Chillicothe, F. Ms. Randolph of New Lexington, and Kenneth Schramm of Bellaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Vert B. Buckley
Ernest Swan
Beaver
George Ayers
Radnor
Thomas Burns
Logan
Homer Braden
Mt. Cilead
Jessa Blackner
Washington
D. H
R. A. Braden
J.T. Bulen
Homer Crothers
Marysville
H. RB. Gilson
Sheriff Pledges Countywide Flow Control and Cooperation
The sheriff said he intends to plug the flow and ensure no partiality across the county. He has met with Elyria and Lorain police, ready to cooperate, and will aid them as needed. Oberlin and Wellington villages will see sheriff activity in corporate limits with promised police cooperation. Extra effort will be directed toward drying up the county.
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Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Wellington
Adams
Sunday speaks on Christian conversion and personal duty
Mrs. Sunday outlines a threefold plan for converting others, stressing self righteousness, a desire to save loved ones, and earnest intercessory prayer. She recounts the Pacific Garden Mission conversion of Mr. Sunday in Chicago and emphasizes immediate personal outreach despite embarrassment.
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Earth
Oth‘ers
Wardrobe Stolen From Roomer at Clark Street Home
W H Hatcher of 215 Clark Street reports a new roomer stole a wardrobe from his home. Police are investigating as the intruder expected to move in.
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W. H. Hatcher
Clark Street
Hatch
Scolded Girl's Tragic Death In Medina Incident
Nellie Latwrence, 17, daughter of C W Lawriotite, president of Medina Monument Works, died after allegedly being scolded by her father for dating before 18. She attended a party with a boyfriend, returned home, and reportedly swallowed poison. Parents and doctors failed to save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Nellie Latwrence
C. W. Lawriotite
Medina Monument Works
Tiltil Ste
Slater
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Ohio Jal 28
Butter prices for extras and firsts range from 38 to 62 cents per pound with various cuts listed. Poultry prices include heavy fowls 30 to 31 cents, leghorn springers 25 to 27 cents, ducks 30 to 38 cents, geese 23 to 25 cents, and old cocks 17 to 18 cents. Potatoes priced per 150 pound sacks at 2.15 to 2.40 dollars and home grow sacks 90 cents to 1.00.
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Cleveland
Jal
Ohio
New York
Maine Creek Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Market Report January Trade Summary
Cleveland Ohio January 28 livestock receipts reach 3000 with higher market. Calves and vealers show gains with beef steers and yearlings steady to higher. Cattle cows and cutters mix, vealers rising modestly. sheep and lambs firm with fat lambs leading gains. Prices shown by weight and class across calves cows sheep and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
1928 Ohio farm stock values rise amid cattle gains
Columbus reports U S Department of Agriculture and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station data showing a three percent rise in total farm stock value to 318 777 000 for 1928. Cattle and sheep boosted totals while horses mules and milk cows fell as automobile growth reduced horse numbers to about 620 000 and mules to 22 000. Cattle and calves reach 1 640 000 with average price up to 71 30, milk cows down 9 900 but total value up 8 000 000. Swine drop to 2 146 000 while price falls 1 10. Sheep up in price and numbers to 2 151 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansay
Hogs and Calves Market Report from Toledo January
Toledo traders report 500 hogs received with uneven demand and prices rising about 25 cents. Heavy hogs bring about 9 49, medium and light hogs near 10.85, workers around 10.25, and good pigs near 9.00. Calf receipts light with market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, CO
Minor auto accident at West and Broad yesterday
A minor traffic collision occurred at the West avenue and Broad street intersection yesterday involving Judy Holden of Elyria and Florence Harmegan of 156 Loudondale Avenue, Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea West Avenue
Broad Street
Judy Holden
Elyria
Florence Harmegan
Loudondale Avenue
Lakewood
Elyria B C Seeks Cage Games for Class B Team
Elyria B C seeks cage games for Class B teams through Elyria Business College. Eight men form the book keepers lineup for a newly organized fog team. Managers wanting games should call Reese at the college, telephone 2461.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business Collera
Offrith
T Reese
Elyria Business College
Bus Driver Not Told Of Toll Of Death
Bellevue report on the 19 fatalities after a bus crash with an Interurban car last Tuesday. Edward Hittler of Cleveland, the driver, was killed along with others. confusion about the toll persisted as residents and press were kept from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Edward Hittler
Cleveland
Sreyhouhd
Gong
Hitler
Tadiblle
Hassell Mack
Mubkewon Heights
Bulief
Hik Ute
Baby Born To American Princess In Paris
In Paris on January 48 the former Maharajah of Sidere and his American wife Miss Nancy Miller of Seattle welcomed a son. Both mother and child are reported to be doing well. The birth occurred at Château D Hénnemont in Saint Germain where the couple have been staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sidere
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Chateau D’'Hénnemont
St. Germain
Potentata
Mms
Contests Decide Champions In Three Grades At Local Schools
About 700 spectators watched as Raymond Triliter Brownhelm and James Graupner Brookside led first and second grades respectively while Erma Hales Eaton township Anna Gronsky Henrietta township second grade Irené Bitzel Vincent school Clear View rural Minnie Davidson Camden township took second. Final contests in each grade were held in separate rooms with five judges and the pronouncer present. To filter for higher difficulty, some contestants faced words beyond their grade, drawn from a 2000 word list. Common misspellings included parallel receive future hazard and planned. Judges were Donald Sinclair Vincent school B Kellmer Penfield school and C C Esselbaugh Gratton. County superintendent R P Vaughn acted as pronouncer. Wellington High School quartet provided music before the oral contest. Morning sessions determined the champions for the written divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear View Rural
Raymond Triliter
Brownhelm
James Graupner
Brookside
Erma Hales
Eaton Township
Anna Gronsky
Henrietta Township
Irené Bitzel
Vincent
Minnie Davidson
Camden Township
FE. L. Baltey
Pailey
Donald Sinclair
Peagibel
The
B. Kellmer
Penfield School
C. C. Esselbaugh
Gratton
R. P. Vaughh
Schoole
Wellington High School
Play acting in English churches grows common
Play acting in church is becoming a common occurrence in England with congregations and clergy noting more frequent staged recitations and acted devotions during services. Observers say the trend reflects broader interest in dramatic presentations and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
England
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