Mayor proposes 10 present new gas rate plan discussion
A special council meeting called for 7 30 pm tonight will debate the city gas rate controversy. Mayor VanOoste presents data on the Ohio Fuel Gas Company offer a 6 000 cubic feet monthly user averages 3 75 for two years 3 95 for two years and 4 10 for the fifth year. Critics favor a city gas survey with an estimated 1700 to 2000 cost.
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W Oh VanOste
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Walter Kohn
Leonard Smith
Carl Curtis
van Oster
La Guardia McKeown Debtor Relief Bill Seeks Rapid Passage
Speaker Garner plans to push the La Guardia McKeown debtor relief bill through under emergency rules with a 40 minute debate and two-thirds vote. The package also includes a $150 million Federal gasoline tax and a Glass Steagall act extension allowing partial substitution of government securities for commercial paper as backing for Reserve notes.
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Washington
Garner
LaGuardia-McKeown
Senate
Elyria Safety Council Rules To Be Drafted
A committee will draft rules for the proposed Elyria Safety Council as a division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce at a meeting tonight. The council arises from the county industrial safety campaign led by the Industrial Commission of Ohio through its safety and hygiene division.
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Elyria Safety Counci
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy With Rain Or Snow Likely
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy conditions with possible rain or snow tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures slowly rise tonight and in the far eastern section Tuesday.
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Ohio
Huey Long Slips Into New York For Quick Rest Visit
Senator Huey Long of Louisiana, after a filibuster against the Glass banking bill, rests in New York. He is pictured greeting Cleveland Mayor Ray T. Miller during his metropolis visit.
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Huey Long
Louisiana
Congress
New York
Ray T. Miller
Cleveland
Three Cabinet Posts Virtually Decided At Warm Springs
President elect Roosevelt moved toward finalizing key posts at Warm Springs. Reports indicate Carter Glass as secretary of the treasury Thomas Walsh as attorney general James Farley as postmaster general and Robert Jackson as secretary. Officials said cabinet choices aim to speed war debt talks after March 4 as leaders gather to shape patronage.
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Roosevelt
Carter Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Farley
Farley
Frank C. Walker
Robert Jackson
Joseph Guffy
Pennsylvania
White House
Florida
Sheriff C W Dick Institutes School of Correction
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick charged the parents of four Detroit youths 75 cents a day for each boy at the county jail on Saturday afternoon. The youths, arrested last week for stealing a car, were released to their parents at the request of Detroit police. Dick said the rate mirrors federal prison costs and protesters his program is not a free boarding school for anyone's kids.
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School of Correction
Detroit
County Jail
Deroit Police
Anyhbody
Japan weighs Jehol seizure amid league report delay
Tokyo officials said Japan must occupy Jehol Province regardless of the League of Nations stance with Foreign Minister Uchida undecided on timing. In Washington, Sen Norris revealed a bipartisan senate progressive committee to unify reform sentiment nationwide.
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Jehol Province
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Jehol
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Yasuya Uchida
League
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Washington
Senate Progressive Committee
United Press
Norris
Hoover
Mills Predicts Revenue From Beer Wine Bill
Secretary Mills told a Senate Finance Committee secret session that the 3.03 percent beer wine bill would raise about 125 to 150 million dollars in revenue for the Treasury.
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Washington
Jal
Secretary of Treasury Mills Today
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Western Railroads Move To Cut Passenger Fares
Western Railroads plan to reduce passenger fares on February 1 to recapture lost traffic. The reductions would reach up to 25 percent on certain classes of passenger mileage rates, FCC officials said.
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Western Railroads
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rescue worker freed from mob at Briggs Manufacturing plant
State police rescued a re hired worker as 500 strikers surged from Briggs Manufacturing employment offices in Detroit. A woman striker was trampled and received first aid.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
All Ships Safe After Distress Along Atlantic Coast
The Norfolk coast Guard reports all hands aboard four ships in distress off the Virginia and North Carolina coasts are safe after Sunday high seas lashed the area.
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Atlantic
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Coast Guard
Virginia
North Carolina
Republicans Back Laguardia McKeown Bankruptcy Bill
Washington January 29 Republicans pledged support for the drastic Laguardia McKeown bankruptcy bill for debtor relief. The leadership announced backing that signaled easy House passage of the measure.
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Washington
House
Laguardia-McKeown
Ohio to Launch Fight Over New Tax Proposals
Governor White announces administration bills to fund educational equalization and unemployment relief include a 20 percent tax on soft drinks a ten percent tax on theatre tickets a five cent per pound malt tax and a ten percent tax on cigars and manufactured tobacco. Opposition mobilizes across the state with letters telegrams and protests already flooding in.
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Columbus, CO
White
Bailiffs Save County From Unneeded Jurors
Lorain county avoided paying $54 to eighteen jurors after Court Bailiffs J. C. Jackson and Charles Heiman and clerk Ben Thomas coordinated to release them. Jurors were summoned for January 30 but no work was available due to unforeseen delays, prompting questions about notifying them.
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Lorain County
J. C. Jackson
Charles Heiman
Ben Thomas
Court Bailiffs Help Lorain County Save
Court bailiffs Jackson Hei man and Clerk Thomas volunteered their service boosting Lorain County funds by 54 dollars through their hours of work, a small but meaningful gain for the county.
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Jackson
Heiman
Thomas
Lorain County
Arrests in New York tied to Lindbergh kidnap suspects
Salva tore Spitale and Irving Bitz, linked as Lindbergh kidnapping negotiators, are jailed in New York on murder charges amid claims of innocence. Police say warrants allege weapon possession and the killing of Antonia Fentiano, 21, in Manhattan's Lower East Side on August 25. Spitale holds a pistol permit under review. Bitz is a bookkeeper.
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New York
Salvatore Spitaie
Irving Bitz
Charles A. Lindbergh
Spitale
Bitz
Antonia Fentiano
Thorp
Greene County
Elyria Industrial Development Stockholders Meeting
The adjourned meeting of the Elyria Industrial Development Company stockholders will be held at 8 p m tomorrow at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce offices. No other details are provided.
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Elyria Industrial Development Company
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Detroit Strike Sparks Arrests Amid Briggs Plant Turmoil
At Briggs plant in Detroit on January 30 police arrested several agitators as crowds of 35 000 strikers and 700 rehired workers surged toward employment offices. One man, claiming Bulgarian communist ties, was detained for papers checks while authorities kept 5 000 peaceful protestors moving. No violence was reported and police avoided clubs.
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Detroit
K. D. Micheff
Lafayette
Ind
5000 Farmers Plan Raise at Deshler Sale
More than 5,000 farmers from Wood Seneca and Henry counties are expected at a private sale of farm equipment near Deshler Ohio to satisfy a loan on Cecil Kestner’s farm. The event is described as an orderly protest against finance companies foreclosing on farmers facing hardship. Leader Allen Lane says Wood County will be represented, following a prior sale near Bowling Green where farmers bought equipment and signed a long lease on the property.
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Seneca
Henry
Cecil Kestner
Here
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Wood County
Bowling Green
Wallace Kramp
Theft of 100 Boxes Chewing Gum From Freight House
Police are alerted to the theft of 100 boxes of chewing gum valued at 57 dollars from the New York Central Railway freight house. The gum was consigned to the Moulton Candy Company.
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New York Central Railway
Moulton Candy Company
Man Arrested After Wild Ride
Lawrence Schuster of 1340 East Avenue faced charges of driving while intoxicated after a late night chase on Middle Avenue. Officers Oldag and Parker pursued him as he sped away, with Oldag firing at tires and Schuster eventually stopping near Ninth Street before being pulled out and arraigned before Mayor VanOster.
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East Avenue
Middle Avenue
Ernest Oldag
C. E. Parker
Schuster
Lith Street
Oldag
Ninth Street
W. H. VanOster
Beer And Wine Bill Faces Defeat
Washington January 30 The Senate Finance Committee began weighing revenue from modifying the Volstead Act as the 3.05 percent beer and wine plan faces likely defeat. Hoover is expected to veto the Beer-Wine Bill and repeal of the 18th Amendment remains stalemated, pushing issues toward a possible special session.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Hoover
Garner
House
Rotary speaker to address Elyria club tomorrow
John King former Cleveland Rotary president will speak at the Elyria Rotary Club meeting at the Elks Club at noon tomorrow. The topic is not yet announced.
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John King
Cleveland
Elyria Home for Aged to Attend Prosperity Matinee
Ladies from the Elyria Home for Aged will view the film Prosperity starring Marie Dressler and Polly Moran at Capitol Theatre tomorrow afternoon as guests of the manager during a matinee show.
Auto Runs Into Ditch Turned Over on Case Road
A car driven by William Barnes on Case Road ran into a ditch and turned over about 2 30 a.m. Sunday. Deputy sheriffs reported Barnes was not injured.
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William Barnes
Case Road
Barnes
Receiver Appointed To Take Over Lake Shore Electric
Federal Judge Paul Jones appoints F. W. Coen as receiver to run Lake Shore Electric Railway and two subsidiaries after Ohio Utilities Finance Co. wins 53180 judgment. The firms carry 7017600 in funded debt and unpaid taxes totaling 500000, with unpaid bond issues of 3400000 and 2255600 due soon. Coen aims to keep lines operating Cleveland to Toledo via Sandusky and Norwalk Fremont.
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Cleveland, O
Paul Jones
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
F. W. Coen
Ohio Utilities Finance Company
Lake Shore
Sandusky, Fremont & Southern Railway Company
Lorain Street Railway Company
Judge Jones
Cleveland
Toledo
Sandusky
Norwalk
Fremont
Coen
Hitler Named Chancellor In New German Cabinet
Adolf Hitler assumed the chancellorship today as head of a new German cabinet. He accepted Franz Von Papen as vice chancellor and Reichs commissioner for Prussia, signaling a shift from the previous policy. The cabinet oath followed the government’s announcement with President Hindenburg presiding.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Prussia
Kurt von Schleicher
von Hindenburg
Swap Ads Now Priced Low for All Exchanges
The Want Ad page promotes new reduced rates for Swap Classifieds making it affordable for every exchange. Advertisers are urged to use the Swap Ads classification to place exchanges with minimal hesitation.
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