Nations Views On Warships Presented At Five Power Talks
London reporters describe the first naval conference session as Great Britain Italy France Japan outlined their limits on warship classes or total tonnage while the United States held its position for further study. France hinted a compromise plan, and talks will continue next week as leaders study several proposals.
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London
St. James Palace
Great Britain
Italy
France
Japan
United States
Albert V. Alexander
Admiralty
Promoier
Andre Tardieu
Giuseppi Sirianni
Wakatsuki
Ene Massigli
Navy
Charlies F. Adams
J. Rameau MacDonald
Opposes Tariff on Cement in Senate Debate
Washington January 31 Senator McMaster urged free cement on the tariff bill, arguing a 31 cent barrel tax would cost about 109 million dollars yearly and raise cement prices by fifty million. He noted only 2.2 million barrels were imported in 1928 versus 175 million produced domestically, with New York consuming 27 million barrels a year and only 212,000 imported.
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Washington
McMaster
Senate Today
South Dakotan
Glider Pilot Barnaby Slips Away From Dirigible
Ralph Barnaby, the Navy's licensed glider pilot, slipped away from the dirigible Los Angeles today over Lakehurst at about 3000 feet and completed a successful flight over the naval air station.
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Lakehurst
M. J. Jan
Ralph
Barnaby
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Navy
Fatally Injured Lima Woman Dies After Crash
Mrs. Menry Schligter, 62, wife of a local city fireman, died in Lima after injuries from an automobile accident. She passed away today at the hospital, with authorities continuing the investigation into the crash.
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Lima. Q
Menry Schligter
Indictment Returns in Lakewood Republican Leader Case
Lakewood leader Jangi John A. Dubois and two former Continental Bank executives John R. Foster and Otto J. Robbes were indicted by the county grand jury on embezzlement and grand larceny charges. The audit cited totals around sixteen thousand dollars, with bank inspectors also probing in coordination with the prosecutor.
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Cleveland
Jangi
John A. Dubois
Lakewood Republican Organization
Continental Bank
Dubois
John R. Foster
Otto J. Rolbes
Debois
American Home Builders, Inc
Thy Brotherhood of Railway
Ea Agalee
Ererie Breed
Robhes
Freed
Caplases
Foater
Holbes
Peebles Signs First Parole in County Commute
Peebles approves parole for Idelielas a Spaniard sentenced under narcotics law. After parole, federal officers take him to New York for deportation to Spain. Peebles emphasizes no change in policy toward county prisoners and insists on serving court sentences before parole.
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Peebles
Thomas Peebles
Homaro
Lorain
Idelielas
New York
Spain
Yeeblex
Lorain Railway Sued For Twenty Five Thousand Dollars
Agnes Tereba files suit against Lorain Street Railway Company seeking 25000 damages for injuries when a car she boarded at 26th Street and Broadway moved suddenly and threw her to the floor. Accident cited occurred in July 1929.
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Agnes Tereba
Lorain Street Railway Company
26Th Street
Broadway
Gunman Slays New York Officer
New York police hunted a gunman after Patrolman Maurice O Brien was shot in Harlem following a dice game lead. He was struck in the chest, mouth, and arm as he reached for his revolver before the attacker commandeered a taxicab and fled with the driver robbed. The description of the killer was obtained from the cab driver.
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New York
Vene Yictim
Maurice O Brien
Harlem
O'Brien
Market Moves To Higher Level In Stock Session
Bulls push stocks higher in New York with gains led by Radio Corporation and steel shares. Industrials advance as traders return, with Radio Corp breaking out of its trading range and lifting bears as prices rise to new highs.
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York
United Braves
Stec
Owas
Radig Corporation
Bears
Ifo
Olu
Local Rotarians Stage Program At Sandusky
Elyria Rotary Club sent 26 members on a special noon bus trip to Sandusky to present their program for the Sandusky Rotary Club. Lawrence Webber chaired the committee. The show featured songs by the quartet, club trio music, club orchestra pops, Hob Moore and Webber vocals, Dr. Ralph Bevard on piano, and Jack Flynn on accordion. Members of the trio included Hewitt Webber Ayres Flynn McClellan Dengata Bevard Cook Fowler Hannaford Palm Pfau Moore Williamson Harding Robinson Tucker Beebe Thomas Kimball Sotherden Tiles Cheney Habill Kohn Plocher. Sandusky plans a return trip February 24 with an Inter City luncheon at Spring Valley Country Clinic where Sandusky Rotary will present the program.
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Elyria Rotary Cink Audée
Sandusky
Ayres
Flynn
McClellan
Dengata
Bevard
Cook
Fowler
Hannaford
Palm
Pfau
Moore
Williamson
Harding
Robinson
Tucker
Beebe
Thomas Kimball
Sotherden
Tiles
Cheney
Habill
Kohn
Plocher
Sandusky Plann Om
Spring Valley Country Clinic
Sandusky Rotary Club
Rum steamship chase off Long Island docks
Coast Guard patrol boats chased a steam ship off Long Island as it attempted to form a cargo of liquor. City Clerk James McCabe helped block the landing at Long Beach. Police halted 17 men found aboard heavily laden launches. each fined for disturbing the peace.
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New York
Coast Guard
Long -Island
Long Beach
L. I
James McCabe
Faray
Pipe Line Sued Over Alleged Gasage To Herd Of Cows
Buckeye Pipe Line Company is named defendant in a common pleas suit filed by Metta G Peard and Melntdre seeking 3000 dollars in damages for a herd of 18 cows. The petition claims an oil seep from the line damaged pasture milky production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Common Pleas
Metta G. Peard
Melntdre
Mayor Vallis To Speak Here Sunday Night
Major J. B. Vallis, once tied to royal service and a king's messenger, recounts a life changing from royalty to faith and back. He speaks Sunday night on his life story How he went From Royalty to Rain and Back Again. The program opens with a sing by the chair at his request Wonderful Grace.
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B. Vallis
Oxford University
King’s Messenger
England
Mgr. Valais
Canada
Wallis
Clarification of Volstead Act Suggested in House Debate
Rep Franklin Fort urged clarifying the Volstead Act to permit home production of light wines and beer. He argued non intoxicating beverages may fall under the ban and that home brew could be judged by a jury for intoxication in fact. Fort backed keeping the 18th Amendment while promoting temperance education.
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Wncton
Franklin Fort
Hoover
Fort
Rome
Port
Probe into Heidmyer Slock fire continues in Elyria
The origin investigation remains active after a blaze in the Heidmyer Slock district late Saturday night. Two Elyria youths were released after questioning as State Fire Marshal A. Clark plans to return to Elyria to pursue the case. Clark says the fire appears intentional and culprits will be caught.
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Heidmyer
Elyria
A. Clark
Cleveland
Clarke
Aron Girl Sets Loop Record In Plane Flight
Mildred Uff, a 23 year old Akron stenographer, claimed the women’s record for loops aloft with an instructor. Miss Stinaff completed 2 and a half loops, then soloed to total 6 and 8/10 loops. Dorothy Stocker of Houston held the official record with 28 consecutive jumps. Miss Stina began aviation with no prior knowledge, joining the municipal airport staff and qualifying as a pilot.
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Artlon. O
Mildreduff
Akron
Watchmen Urged at All Main Grade Crossings
A resolution adopted by 154 county school superintendents and educators at the statehouse urges placing watchmen at all main grade crossings not already protected. Addressed to the Utilities Commission, the measure seeks safer crossings for highway transportation and to protect the lives of children busing to schools.
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Goolumbi
Statehouse
Utilities Commission
Bacon To Speak At State Meet Of Secretaries
A panel on Extension of Areas will be read by T Bacon secretary of the Flynnr Chamber of Commerce at the Ohio Commercial Secretaries Association convention in Columbus February 14 and 19. Bacon's paper will be followed by a discussion by Vincent Stephens secretary of the Akron Chamber of Commerce. The association meetings draw more than fifty commercial secretaries from across Ohio with talks on Chamber of Commerce management and community development by professors from chambers and universities.
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T Bacon
Flynnr Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Commerceial Secretaries’ Association
Columbus
Bacon
Vincent Stephens
Akron Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
James Daniels Summoned By Death in Amherst
James Daniels born 1852 in Peterhead Scotland died at his son's Amherst home at nine this morning. He sailed clipper ships early, married Margaret Mute in 1879, moved to America in 1888, then Lorain in 1898. He worked 35 years with American Ship Building Company in charge of carpenters and dry docks. Survived by three children James A. Daniels George Daniels and Mrs Carl Opfer, two grandsons John Opfer and James Opfer. Funeral Monday at 2 from his son’s home with Rev L Grant, burial to follow.
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James Daniels
Angus
Peterhead
Scotland
Anges Baron Scott
Kings College
James A. Daniels
Woodhill Drive
Amherst
Daniels
Margaret
America
Cleveland
Lorain
American Ship Building Company
Carpenter Department
National Tube Docks
George Daniels
Lorain Sc
Divorce Case Hinges On Apple Pie Test In Court
In Cleveland Ohio January a divorce case between Mrs. Moore and Frank Moore unfolds with a pie test. Mrs Moore chops apples and rolls dough as she prepares a pie for Common Pleas Judge Alvin J Pearson. The judge will judge her cooking by tasting the pie amid the divorce proceedings.
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Cleveland
Pet Monta
Common Pleas
Alvin J. Pearson
Pearson
Frank Moore
Architect's Competition in Belgrade for Cathedral Design
Belgrade reports a competition among architects for a grand cathedral design to be erected in the country’s capital. The Jagoslav Archbishop Rodi is linked to the project as patron or initiator, with details on scope and venue not fully clear due to damaged text.
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Belgrade
Jagoslav
Rodi
Lorain County Considers Sites for New Tuberculosis Hospital
Lorain County Building Commission will select a site for a county tuberculosis hospital with a $425,009 budget. They ask residents to submit letters detailing location, road access, water power and sewer availability, price, and acreage. Several sites have been offered. architect hiring was not decided due to quorum. The panel also discussed materials for the $10,000 county home building and plans to bid for the hospital's construction.
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Lorain
Pautigsman
County Home Hospital
Lorain Officer Beatty Seeks Shield From Exam
Lorain city officials Mayor Paul J. Goldthorpe Chief Theodore B. Walker and Safety Director Simon J. Austin are named defendants in a common pleas injunction suit by David Beatty a 65 year old Lorain patrolman. Beatty seeks to bar a compulsory physical examination by Dr H F Ross arguing pension retirement pressure and police civil service rule violations.
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Lorain
Paul J. Goldthorpe
Theodore B. Walker
Simon J. Austin
Common Pleas Court
David Beatty
Beatty
Austin
H. F. Ross
Goldthorpe
Ross
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Plena
Poterman
Pandin
New Jersey
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H. E. Thomas
Louise Dunklin
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Eureka
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