City plan to combat poverty calls for mass meeting
Mayor James A. Hewitt convenes a Monday night council chamber conference with relief agencies manufacturers and financial leaders to discuss poor relief in Elyria Ohio. A proposed city funded relief plan would span five years with a possible 15 000 pool and a small tax. ideas include a tithe system rent relief for tenants and free water for the needy.
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James A. Hewitt
Daly
James AL Hewitt
Ohio
Anna Kennedy
Elyria
Walter Kohn
Lea (Hi) Myers
Gas and Electric
Myers
Manufacturer dies in Columbus at 65
Sherwood M. Chase, 65, vice president and general manager of the Chase Foundry and Manufacturing Company, died here at midnight of a cerebral hemorrhage after becoming ill at his office.
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Columbus
Sherwood M. Chase
Chase Foundry and Manufacturing Company
Ohio Showers This Afternoon With Warmer Relations
Forecast notes unsettled conditions in Ohio with showers this afternoon and perhaps tonight. Wednesday expected to be generally fair with little temperature change. Regional readings mention Boise Phoenix Helena and Sheridan with varied temperatures from 42 to 108 degrees.
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Ohio
Hurricane devastates Lublin district in Poland killing and wounding many
A hurricane in the Lublin district of Poland caused widespread destruction with early reports listing 19 dead and 300 injured. The storm leveled about 1,000 houses in the region near Lublin, a city of 40,000 residents known for woolen cloth, tobacco, and trade.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lublin
Waran
Stimson says U S banks will aid Germany through credits
London July 21 Secretary Stimson told a seven power plenary session that American banks will cooperate to maintain German credits. He noted U S banks have not withdrawn and some have increased their credits, provided banks in other countries act similarly.
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London
Stimson
Germany
Rain and Cool Weather Grips Ohio
United Press reports continued cloudy cool weather across Ohio with steady rainfall in many areas for 24 hours ending today. The Miami Valley saw the heaviest totals around 2.56 inches while Cincinnati had about 1.7 inches and Cleveland roughly 1.0 inch with Toledo only light showers.
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United Press
Ohio
Government Weather Bureau
Ohto
Miami Valley
Dayton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Airmail Pilot Killed Near Centralia
Airmail pilot Frank Hamann died when his plane en route to Evansville from St. Louis crashed in Woodland eight miles west of Centralia. A farmer observed the circling aircraft in heavy rain before dawn. searchers found the wreck hours later with Hamann believed dead on impact.
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Centralia
Frank Hamann
Evansville
Ind
St. Louis
Woodland
Here
Rach
Hamann
Hunt Fiend in Colorado
In Colorado Springs authorities received orders to shoot to kill on sight as a killer hunted a man who killed a local youth and attacked his girl companion. Glenda King 18 and Louis Palmer 19 were found near a parked car at Prospect Lake Park after the slaying and assault.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Glenda King
Louis
Buddy” Palmer
Miss King
Palmer
Prospect Lake Park
Struble No. 1 Oil Well Fire Put Out After Nine Die
Weary oil field workers extinguished the Struble No. 1 blaze with steam after battling since Saturday. As the fire ended, crews planned capping the gusher while oil and gas still sprayed. Nine men died and three were critically injured amid the blaze.
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MT. Plent
Will Organize For Safety Campaign Dinner Meeting
A dinner meeting at 6 30 p m at the Elks Club aims to organize a county safety campaign to cut industrial accidents. Representatives from local industries Elyria Lorain Chamber of Commerce and other groups attend to form the organizing body with a campaign slated to start September first. H M Schnerer safety engineer is coordinating preliminary plans.
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Elks’ Club
Elyria and Lorain
Department of Safety and Hygiene
State Industrial Commission
Capone Ally Guilty Conspiracy to Violate Mann Act
Al Capone ally Jack McGurn and his wife Louise Ralfe were found guilty in federal court of conspiracy to violate the Mann Act. McGurn, real name Gerhardt, faces two years on each of three counts, to run consecutively with potential parole after two years. The band concert at Ely Park was moved to Thursday evening due to a Republican club meeting.
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Bulletin
Chicago
Jack McGurn
al Capone
Louise Ralfe
Walter C. Lindley
McGurn
Gerhardt
Leavenworth
Republican Club
Ely Park
Baird's
Boys and Girls
Revelation
Jos Pomerand
Financier
Louis Boose
Mineola
F. Daniels Fox
H. A. Vandercook
Edward Haze
Hoffman
Golden Gate
R. F. Schultz
L. Frederick
East Carlisle
U.S. Proposal for International Bankers’ Short Term Credit Aid
The United States at the London conference proposed an international bankers' agreement to maintain 1.2 billion dollars in short term credits to Germany. The plan aims to stabilize Europe by removing political friction and suggests an international committee under the Bank of International Settlements to oversee cooperation. No immediate long term credit to Germany is proposed, but consideration of converting some short term credits into long term obligations is noted.
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Washington
Germany
Europe
Bank of International Settlement
Reich
Dietrich Outlines Germany’s Debt Strategy at London Talks
Berlin reports Finance Minister Herman Dietrich stating Germany will prioritize private debts, seeking credits for internal debt rehabilitation and long-term loans. He explained plans to use abroad credits to bolster industry, with a breathing-space rediscount and a shift to long-term foreign financing to revive German banks and public finances.
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United Press
Berlin
Germany
Herman Dietrich
Dietrich
Heinrich Bruening
Paris
London
Reichsbank
France
Hoover
Hoover Prepares Second Plan to Ease German Burdens
Washington July 21 President Hoover ready with a second plan to lighten Germany's financial burdens. The suggestion aims to stop credit withdrawals and ease immediate financial pressure across Europe, to be presented by Stimson and Mallon to six nations in London.
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Washington
Hoover
Germany
Reich
France
Delayed Gas Ordinance Again Postponed by Council
Lawrence Webber attorney for the Gas Company told the council data requested is not yet compiled. He cited ongoing company appraisals and the vacation season as causes of delay. Council set August 3 as the date to present the data at the next regular meeting.
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Council
Lawrence Webber
Counsil
Webber
Will Propose Shipbuilding Holiday at 1922 Arms Parley
London July 21 An American proposal to suspend shipbuilding until after the 1922 arms conference will be made during the statesmen's parley. The Daily Herald reports Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson will submit the measure at today’s plenary session.
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London
Haliday
Daily Herald
Henry L. Stimson
Tax collections reach 2.45 million before penalty deadline
Treasurer N. D. Backus announced mid year tax receipts totaling 2 452 718 yesterday the final day to pay without penalty. The amount falls about 200 990 short of last year’s total while about 208 000 was collected yesterday.
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N. D. Backus
Sunday Evangelist Rev William A Sunday Speaks in Elyria
The Rev William A Sunday will speak this evening at the First Methodist Church as part of an Anti Silent League campaign. Doors open at seven while loudspeakers allow 39 in Sunday school and about 900 more in the main area to hear the address.
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William A. Sunday
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Anti-Saloon League
Merchants to Meet in Elyria for District Conference
Elyria Chamber of Commerce organises July 23 meeting for six county retailers in Elyria with district chairmen of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants. C K Durmer will preside at two sessions at the American Legion Home Ohio Street. Frank Stockdale to speak at dinner. discussions on retailing problems to follow.
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Elytia Chamber of Commerce
Robert Vestal
Frank Verbeck
Ohio State Council of
Ottawa
Sandusky
Seneca
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchans
C.K. Durmer
Columbus
American Legion
Ohio Street
P. M
Frank Stockdale
Farl Bacon
Chamber of Commerce
Old Patrol Is Discarded By City Elyria Replaces First Patrol Wagon
The Elyria council voted to retire the city’s old patrol wagon known as the Black Maris after twenty years of service. The aging vehicle frequently failed and was rarely used recently as there is no immediate replacement. A worn touring car is also set for disposal in the move to modernize police transport and improve general service.
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Elyria
Purchases Planned for Sanatorium Equipment Tour
Dr. H. F. Gammon superintendent of the tuberculosis sanatorium and County Commissioner C. D. Murray left today on a purchasing tour for sanatorium equipment and furnishings. They will visit Mansfeld Columbus and Marysville prison shops to select eligible manufacturers as public law requires.
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H. F. Gammon
C. D. Murray
Mansfeld
Columbus
Marysville
Two alleged safe crackers captured at Coca Cola Bottling
Two men were seized while attempting to blow a safe at the Coca Cola Bottling Company on Lake Avenue about 2:20 a.m. by special deputy Andrew Benko and Elyria police. Police believe the suspects, Loomis and Waclawek, also hit the Cities Service Company safe on Griswold Road last night.
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Coca Cola
Lake Avenue
Andrew Benko
Elyria
Oi Company
Griswold Road
Cities Service
Clarence Adams
George Loomis
Canton
Leo Waclawek
Toledo
Fof Benko
Benko
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
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