Tax Payers Oppose Reappraisal At Lorain County Hearing
About 300 Lorain County residents gathered at the court house to oppose a county wide re-appraisal of real estate. Auditor Welty argued valuations were influenced by law and that bonds and school costs drive taxes up. Commissioners promised a decision soon on a possible re appraisal, noting Buckeye Pipe Line Co case may affect tax values.
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Court House
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W. B. Richmond
Welty
Scarrely
Hea
Brighton
Clarence Goss
Henrietta
L. W. Rothe
Penfield
Ernest Pierce
Pittsfield
W. J. Hines
Avon Village
A. D. Bliss
Jennie Hurst
Avon Lake Village
Will Hines
Lake Property
Teason
Amherst Vintage
South Amherst Village
Black River
R. C. Newman
Brown Helm
Carlisle
Eugene Sics
Henry Wurst
Carl Smith
Dan Symons
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Montgomery County Court
Montgomery
Symons
Heeri
Richmond
Minor Sues Estate Administrator After Car Accident
Mabel Lewis, a minor, sues Elizabeth Kell ing as administrator of J. B. Kelling and Eugene Kell ing. She alleges a car driven by Eugene R Kell ing overturned at Dutch and Lorain roads, trapping her and causing a back injury and nerve damage. She seeks $800 damages.
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Mabel Lewis
Elizabeth Kelling
J. B. Kelling
Eugene Kelling
Eugene R Kelling
Lorain
Body of murdered student found in Duck Creek
The body of John A. Mazzola, 25, a dental student at Ohio Dental College, was found half submerged in Duck Creek in Norwood. He had been stabbed and battered, murdered during the night. Police suspect robbery or revenge. his diamond ring is missing. A possible suspect is a young woman from Norwood.
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Cincinnati
John A. Mazzola
Denstal
Ohio Dental Colde
Duck Creek
Notwood
Norwood
Mazzala
Panania
Griffis Freed in Bergdoll Plot Case
Corliss H. Griffis of Hamilton Ohio an ex American officer was released this morning from a German prison where he served 21 months for attempting to kidnap Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the American draft dodger in a cable from the American embassy in Berlin to the state department.
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Corliss H. Grits
Af Hamilton
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
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Berlin
Elyrian Speaks at Fish and Game Meet in Columbus
Dr K Y James of Cleveland will be elected president of the League of Ohio Sportsmen at the Columbus convention where delegates from across Ohio and a $400 000 membership are represented Speakers include former Governor Davis Senator Burke Elyria and Harry W Hutchins Cincinnati I B Myers of Akron currently leads but not seeking re election.
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Elyria
Harry W. Hutchins
Cincinnati
Four Divorce Suits Filed in Lorain County
Four divorce actions were filed. GeMeiner seeks a divorce from B GeMeiner on neglect and extreme cruelty with an injunction to prevent interference. Ethel M. Zeigler sues Joseph Zeigler for divorce on similar grounds, charging drinking and assault. Marionist asks divorce from Wen. E. West for cruelty and fault, alleging no support and infidelity. Sylvia Greenfield files against Albert Greenfield for cruelty and accusations of misconduct as they live in one room with their young daughter after moving from La Grange.
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Uring GeMeiner
Lorain
B GeMaimer
Ethel M. Zeigler
Joseph Zeigler
Marionist
Wen. E. West
Sylvia Greenfield
Albert Greenfield
Prasent
la Grange
Eugene Hicks Hurt In Sidewalk Fall
Eugene Hicks of 1611 East avenue was taken to Memorial Hospital last evening after a fall on Washington avenue. He was unconscious but later reported doing nicely with injuries to the head and hip.
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Eugene Hicks
1611
East Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Washington Avenue
Dr Leonhardt Claims Internal Cause for Piles
An old advertisement extols Dr Leonhardt as identifying piles as an internal ailment. It promotes the Vemrota hermiess tablet as a remedy, claims relief from pain, and advises consulting Parkins or a druggist for the prescription.
Navy contract scandal sparks Senate fury over Doheny leases
Norris accuses executive officials of illegal oil leases and demands annulment, warning of a crisis that could end democracy. He cites navy missteps and a McLean loan as fraud evidence, while Couzens and Daugherty respond with guarded defenses and deflection.
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Congress
Norris
Doheny
Nab Ex-Convicts In Crime Wave
Central Ohio police announce twelve arrests in a 24 hour wave of bank robberies hold ups and burglaries. Victims identify suspects many are ex convicts and several have confessed police say.
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Columbus
Jan
Central
Ohio
Miners Parley Over Pay and President's Appointing Power
Indianapolis January 30 The United Mine Workers convention narrowly backed the constitutional committee report opposing electing field workers and organizers, preserving the president’s appointment power. The roll call lasted six hours as administration forces edged a close victory 2263 to 2108 amid wage questions to follow. Frank Arrington of Illinois led the wage scale committee.
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United Mine Workers
Lewis
Committee On Constitution
Feld
United Mize Workers Convention
John L. Law
Lome
Frank*arrington
Iinets
Stargest
Ohio to Build New Fish Hatchery This Year
Columbus January 30. State director Charles V Truex reports to Governor Donahey that Ohio will construct one new fish hatchery in 1923. The Fish and Game Department lowered operating costs and raised revenues. savings cover hatchery costs. Inland hatcheries distributed 3,219,788 fish in 1923. 52,000 pheasant eggs were spread.
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Ohio
Charles V. Truex
Agtteniture
Donahey
Fish and Game Department
Truaz
Lake Eris
Burglary Report In Lorain On January Thirty Nineth
Harry Mc Hugh of 423 Broadway reports his room was entered by a burglar who stole a watch four dollars seventy three cents in money and clothing total value ninety one dollars twenty five cents. A man was seen leaving with a bundle but could not be located by police.
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Navy
Congress
Executive
Edward B. McLean
Fall
McLean
Tare
Lean
Waleh
Palm Beath
Lorain
Harry McHugh
Broadway
Lorain Woman Dies After Illness at Home
Lorain January 30 Mrs J Tvan Murphy 29 wife of Black River Rubber Co manager fell ill at 1186 Eighth Street and was taken to the hospital for treatment. She died last night and her body will be sent to her former home in Urbana for burial.
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Lorain
J.tvan Murphy
Black River Rubber Co
Eighth Street
Urbana
Ohio Plans Road Census Across Each Locality
The Ohio state highway department will census vehicular traffic to determine road construction and maintenance needs. Counts will occur every three months from 7 AM to 8 PM at various highway points. Meantime, the survey aims to guide future improvements and policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Davis May Run For Governor After McKinley Day Speech
Cleveland leader Davis, 39, announces candidacy for Ohio governor at Republican primaries. He critiques Democrat Donahey, accuses him of pardoning many prisoners and defends the state administrative code as an economy measure. Davis vows to improve state affairs and remain engaged in public life.
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Tippecanoe Club
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Market Takes Strong Open After Steel Dividend Rise
New York stocks opened strongly as U S Steel raises its dividend and posts a large fourth quarter earnings gain. Industrial shares rallied with United States Steel up about 4 points to 106 3 4 and other majors like Bethlehem and Gulf States firm. Oil stocks and rail issues also advanced while wheat and other commodities posted modest moves in Chicago and Cleveland reports.
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Convicted Bay Head Plans Appeal In Forgery Case
William H. Anderson, a dry leader and superintendent of New York's Anti Saloon League, was convicted by a jury of forgery and extortion. An immediate appeal was announced as four indictments remain. Sentencing is set for February 8, with supporters striving to block a Sing Sing prison term.
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New York
William H. Anderson
Anderson
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Broadway
Jon T. King
League
Zara Dalmatia Hit by Severe Earthquake Shock
A strong earthquake struck Zara Dalmatia causing panic as hundreds fled to fields. Several buildings sustained damage and life logs reported no casualties.
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Zara Dalmatia
Secretary of Labor Davis Is New Papa
Washington January 30 An eight pound daughter was born this morning to Secretary of Labor and Mrs Jas D Davis This is the second child born to the Davises since he became secretary of labor
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New Papa
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Thriftiness rises as Federal Reserve reports savings gains
Washington January 30 The Federal Reserve Board reports thriftier Americans with total savings deposits rising 5700000 or 9.1 percent in 1923 across 882 banks from 4 336925000 to 6 913353000. December shows a 3.7 percent national rise led by New York 1923763000 and Boston 1217267000 with district totals varying.
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Richmond
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Hinkel Wife Awarded 60000 Cash and 200 Monthly Alimony
In Cleveland on January 30 the common pleas court awarded Mrs. Minugiei Hinkel sixty thousand dollars in cash and two hundred dollars monthly for eighteen years as alimony against Matthias J. Hinkel a nationally known fight promoter and referee. Mrs. Hinkel charged cruelty and abandonment and said her husband earned about a half million with her help. They married in 1883.
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Reavord
Common Pleas
Minugiei Hinkel
Matthias J. Hinkel
Natonally
Hinkel
West Side Lumber & Coal Co Promotes Sheltered Coal
The firm touts better value from dry coal stored in silos, free from snow, urging customers to buy sheltered coal for quality and reliability.
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West Side Lumber& Coal Co
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