Allen school plans advance for Abbey road site
Final plans for a new eight room Colonial style school on Abbey road were approved by the Board of Education. Bids will be opened February 28 with construction to start soon after, aiming for occupancy at the start of the next school year. The project, drawn by Fox Duthie and Foose of Cleveland, is estimated at about 370000 and serves the eastern city district near Olive street, expecting 124 school age children this fall and over 150 by opening day. The opening staff may range from four to six teachers depending on enrollment.
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Allen School
Abbey Road
Board of Education
Olive Street
RK. C. Maston
Maston
Fox, Duthie
Bible Reading Bill Returns to Ohio Legislature
Introduced Monday in Columbus by Rep Lloyd Weaver the controversial Bible bill would require compulsory reading of at least ten verses from the Bible at the opening of every public school day with no comment. Teachers refusing could face dismissal amid earlier bitter fights led by Ross Buchanan and vetoed by Gov Donahey. Weaver cites crime reduction and school character building as aims and says the measure has backing from the junior order of American Mechanics and the Daughters of America. A companion measure by Sen William No. 3 is also in play, with support from the junior order.
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Columbus
Ku Klux Klan
Lloyd Weaver
Akron
House
Ross Buchanan
Carroll County
Buchanan
Senate
Donaheyr
Weaver
William A. No
Al Smith Pays Courtesy Call On President-Elect Hoover
Al Smith former New York governor wearing a brown derby visited Herbert Hoover at the Hoover home in Miami Beach on January 29. They spoke about campaign anecdotes for 25 minutes, with no press photos taken. Smith congratulated Hoover and noted their friendly chat as they discussed amusing moments from the campaign.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Herbert Hoover
United States
al” Smith
Hoe
Sun
Penny
Hoover
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Wm. F Kenner
Smith
Joseph M. Smoot
Miami
G. O. P. Forces House to Adjourn Bulletin
Washington January 29 Republican leaders forced adjournment of the House after Democrats failed to secure a vote on Senate amendments to the first deficiency appropriation bill. After a 45 minute debate, Tilson moved adjournment and the motion passed 195 to 93.
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Washington
House
Senate
Tilson
Democrate
Snowbound Colesburg Rescue Under Harsh Winter Struggles
A motor plow and horse teams battled a 12 foot snow barrier to reach Colesburg Iowa eleven miles east of Earlville on January 29. Temperatures from zero to 10 below, nine miles of drifts, and a single telephone line left the village cut off for ten days as villagers pooled provisions and a rescue plan moved forward to deliver food, fuel, and medical aid.
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Earlville
Colesburg
W. F. Hoot
Petersburg
Cedar Rapids
Hoot
Grant Highway
Dubuque
Dyersville
One Auto For Every Four People In Lorain County
Lorain county records show 22 801 pleasure cars in 1928 with a population around 100 900. Officials note more than 3 596 trucks and 164 motorcycles and side cars, 264 trailers and 65 dealers licenses issued last year. Revenue reached 183 689 24 dollars, with about half returned to the districts of origin.
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Lorain County
Governor Cooper Like to Rest After Sandusky Speech
Governor Cooper foresees his Sandusky bridge dedication speech as possibly his last for a while due to relentless requests for appearances. He spoke at the Lumbermen's convention in Columbus and planned further engagements in Lorain and at the Associated Ohio Dailies luncheon. He will address the McKinley Day exercises in Columbus tonight, then return to routine office work amid a queue of office seekers.
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Columbus
Cooper
Sandusky Bridge
Satradya
Lorain
Associated Ohio Dailies
Republican Glee Club
Mayors Present at McKinley Day Banquet
The mayors of Elyria and Lorain James A. Hewitt and James C. Standen were introduced to the audience at the McKinley Day banquet in Lorain last night. State Representative P. H. Rogers and Charles O. Summers of Oberlin were introduced at the Republican gatherings.
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Lorain County
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
James C. Standen
Lorain
P. H. Rogers
Charles O. Summers
Oberlin
Lorain Day Banquet Highlights Governor Cooper Address
Governor Meyers Y. Cooper urged taxpayers be protected by government efficiency and businesslike purchasing. The Lorain event drew hundreds at the Lorain Masonic Temple with Congressman Elect Francis Seiberling briefly speaking and Frank A. Stetson directing the gala.
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Lorain Masonic Temple
Francis Seiberling
14Th District
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Lorain
Frank Stetson
Cooper
New Public Utilities Commissioner In Office in Columbus
Roscoe C. McConloch, recently appointed a member of the Public Utilities Commission, assumed duties today in Columbus Ohio. He pledged support to the administration's policy in utilities cases.
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Public Utilities
Columbus
Roscoe C. MccCunloch
Public Utilities Commission
Begin Day With Prayer Sermon by Billy Sunday in Cleveland
Rev. William A. Sunday urged daily prayer in Cleveland addressing the Chamber of Commerce at noon then delivering an afternoon sermon. He urged Christians to rise daily with prayer like Christ and to tend to spiritual needs as they do physical care. The talk recalled his YMCA work and Paton’s fundraising voyage.
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William A. “Billy
Evangelist
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Christ
Mark
Christian Father
Chicago
John G. Paton
New Hebrides
Sergeant York to Speak at Tabernacle Next Week
Sergeant Alvin C York of Tennessee, famed as a World War I hero, will address Elyrians at the Billy Sunday tabernacle next Monday evening. Brought by the American Legion, York will recount his journey from a conscientious objector to battlefield hero, including his conversion and decision to serve overseas.
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York
Tabernacle
Alvin C.york
Tennessee
Elyrians
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
Sergeant York
Pershing
Foch
Elvria
American Legion
War Department
Washington
Alvin C. York
Pall Mall
Tenn
Kentucky
Tis
Rosier Pile
Pile
Dent Wilson
Bicie
Board appoints Clara McMann to new Garford School classroom
The Board of Education hired Mrs. Clara McMann on Monday to lead a new classroom at Garford School starting in the second semester. The new room expands Elyria schools capacity, addressing enrollment growth that the prior rooms could not accommodate.
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Clara McMann
Board of Education
Garford
Elyria
Family Saved From Fire By Dog
In Cleveland Ohio on January 29 a Berea family of seven owed their lives to a small white poodle. The dog sprang onto the bed and woke the sleeping parents and five children, triggering their escape before the Daralas home collapsed.
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Cleveland
Clarence Drubaker
Berea
Thei Dauralas
Rebuild Fort Jefferson Site in Darke County
Columbus news reports Rep Frazer E Wilson of Greenville has a bill to fund a $3000 appropriation for the Greenville Historical Society to purchase and improve an eight acre plot at Ft Jefferson Darke County. Ownership would revert to the state under the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society after work. Ft Jefferson was a 1791 defensive site for General Arthur St Clair against Native forces.
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Columbus, CO
Histore
Ft. Jefferson
Darke County
Frazer E. Wilson
Greenville
General Assembly
Greenville Historical Society
Ohio State Archeological and Historical Society
A Arthur St Clair
Ogden Mills Dies at 72 In New York Obituary
Ogden Mills financier and arts patron dies at 72 after bronchitis pneumonia and erisypelas complications. He served as undersecretary of the treasury and was with his father in the final hours. daughter Beatrice, Countess of Granard, and son Ogden Livengster survive along with wife Ruth Livingston Mills who died in 1920. He organized Bank of California in early California days and led Mergenthaler Linotype and New York Tribune interests.
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New York
Ogden Mills
Mills
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Countess of Granard
Darious Ogden Mills
Sacramento
Calif
D. O. Mills
California
Bank of California
Harvard
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
New York Tribune, Inc
American Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Alienation of Wife Affection Case In Lorain Court
Ephriam Perke lab of Elyria files suit in Lorain common pleas against Joseph Netsetah of 25th street for 25.99 alleging he alienated Julia Perkelad from her husband. Julia left Perkelad November 15 and has not returned. the couple are parents of two children ages 18 months and 11 years. Perkelad obtained a divorce January 25 due to the alienation claims.
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Ephriam Perkelab
R. F. D. Elyria
Joseph Netsetah
St. Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Julia Perkelad
Plainiff
Perkelad
Julia Terkolab
Trial of Buckley Bribery Case Resumes in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on January 29 the trial of State Treasurer Bert Buckley resumed with testimony naming Governor Myers Y Cooper Senator Simeon D Fess and Judge Benson J Hough. Assistant US attorney Eckhart testified about Buckley discussing a raid on Jackson Brewing and potential help from higher ups including Cooper and Fess. Brumbaugh, Buckley’s attorney, added Silver and Martin as defense-linked witnesses, while Schrimpner and Gruber were noted as related defendants or witnesses.
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Columbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Bert E. Buckley
Haroth E. May
U. S
Simeon D. Fess
Cooper
May
Columbus. CO
Bert B. Buckley
John F. Eckhart
Benson J. Hough
Robert M. Brumbaugh
Dayton
Buckley
Harry D. Silver
Edward Martin
Fess
Eckhart
Jackson Brewing Company
Cincinnati
Judge Hough
William N. Woodruff
Woodruff
Bartels
Hough
Brumbaugh
Silver
Martin
John L. Schrimpfer
Adolph Gruber
Eckhart Rathey
Jackson Brewin
Schrimpner
Maz. Gruber
Gruber
Buckler
Jackson Brewing Co
Brunbaugh
Ogun Sell Bed of Old Ohio Canal In Columbus Bill
Legislation by Representative O L Sims Fairfield county would allow the governor attorney general and director of public works to sell the bed of the Ohio canal. The measure proposes authorizing disposition of this inland waterway under legislative action in Columbus.
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Ohio Canal
Columbus
Jax
Ob. Nvion
O. L. Sims
Fairseid Coun
Sims
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