Missionaries Massacred By Communists In China KILLERS FLEE
Columbus Ohio June 3. Governor Cooper's welfare advisory commission endorsed Griswold's plan to classify prisoners and recommended three psychiatrists and three psychologists for state male penal institutions. They discussed using the Grafton State Farm in Lorain County for another male institution and features of staff costs and alternate uses for the farm.
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Columbus
Cooper
Special Welfare Advisory Commission
Griswold
Grafton
Apple Creek
Otterbein
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
London Frison Farm
Lancaster
Alyria
Council approves minor routing matter and utility works
A brief council meeting approved the finance committee report denying damage claims by J. A. Jump for tire and tube. It endorsed the sewer committee plan to install water mains in the Birmingham Park allotment while leaving the sanitary sewer for later. The lighting committee recommended a street light on Woodbury avenue and the council passed a resolution for a $50 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jump
Solons
Birmingham Park
Woodbury Avenue
No. B
Spee
Butter Fat Test Results In Elyria City Market
FE. G. Curtiss and City Food Inspector George W. Savage tested butter sold in Elyria this week. Authorities report one brand failed to meet the eighty percent fat requirement and issued a warning for the first offense under state and federal laws.
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Elyria
FE. G. Curtiss
George W. Savage
Curtiss
Hoover Defeated in Pension Veto Overriding
President Hoover faced defeat as Congress failed to sustain his veto of the Spanish American War Veterans pension bill. He urged liberalization while opposing pensions for rich men and those with health damage from habits such as alcoholism. The vote marked a rare White House clash with Congress amid turbulent Senate relations since March 1929.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Congress
White House
Senate
John J. Parker
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Senators Split On Pension Veto Override Vote
In a roll call on the president’s veto of the pension bill Senator McCulloch of Ohio voted to override while Senator Fess of Ohio voted to sustain. The House member Setherling is not listed among sustainers, so if present and voting he would have supported overriding the veto.
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Senator McCulloch
Ohio
Senator Fess
House
Setherling
Hoover suffers historic party split over debenture plan
Congressional voting reveals deep rift as only 14 of 359 representatives support Hoover against 298, with a 61 to 18 Senate override vote. Historians note unprecedented intra party opposition during looming elections. Veterans leaders and officials orbit the debate as battle lines form in Capitol.
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House
Senate
Hoover
Congress
Watson
Whip Fess
Green
Michigan
Rice W. Means
Colorado
John Thomas Taylor
Grover Cleveland Alexander Released by Phillies
The Philadelphia Phillies of the National League released veteran pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander today. Alexander becomes a free agent, with all NL clubs having waived, while remaining on the Phillies payroll until he finds another position. He joined the Phillies in 1911 from Syracuse.
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Grover Cleveland Alexander
Phillies Philadelphia
Philadelphia
William F. Baker
Phillies
Alexander
Syracuse
Drug Unit of Agriculture Criticized in Senate Hearing
Dr. Henry H. Busby of Columbia University College of Pharmacy charged the agriculture department's drug unit with mal administration. He testified the unit allowed inferior ergot imports and failed to protect quality used in childbirth, despite pleas to officials.
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Drug Unit
Dept. OF Agriculture
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Henry H. Busby
Columbia University College of Pharmacy
Senate Agriculture Committee
Abandon Export Debenture Amendment Sparks Senate Clash
Senator Harrison of Mississippi charged in the Senate that the export debenture amendment to the tariff bill was abandoned by conference report and that conferees often chose the highest rate permitted by the rules. The Democratic attack accompanied House pushback on the Hawley Smoot measure as the debate opened.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harrison
Dem
Mississippi
Police Charge Independence Demonstrators at Worli Prison
In Bombay on June 3 police charged independence demonstrators at Worli prison injuring at least 12 people. The clash followed efforts by the crowd to halt soldiers repairing the barbed wire fence around the facility.
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India
Bombay
Worli
Poison Food Fatal to Fisherman and Priest Near Death
Bellefontaine Ohio June 3 A fisherman George Dransfield 28 Indianapolis died today from food poisoning after a fishing trip at Indian Lake. Frank Curts Pentecostal minister of Cincinnati who was with him is near death. Louie Wren of Long Island found both men delirious in their cabin.
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Pal
Bellefontaine
George Dransfield
Indianapolis
Indian Lake
Frank Curts
Cincinnati
Dransfield
Louie Wren
Long Island
Elyria Adds Seven Teachers for 1930 31 School Year
Elyria city schools added seven teachers in a June board meeting bringing total employed to 165 for the 1930 31 year. Lois Tittleton of Springfield will teach at the high school. six grade teachers include Mary Elizabeth Beattie Oberlin Ruth Cromwell Amherst Ida Ella Jackson Vincennes Indiana Donna Marie Rogers Grafton Kathryn Smith Holland Indiana and Nanee Cope Elyria Lorain County teaching assignments noted.
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Elyria
City Board of Education
Lois Tittleton
Springfield
Findlay
Mary Elizabeth Beattie
Oberlin
Ruth Cromwell
Amherst
Ida Ella Jackson
Vincennes
Indiana
Huntington
Lorain County
Donna Marie Rogers
Grafton
Eaton Center
Kathryn Smith
Holland
Orrville
Nanee Cope
Twelfth Street
Loraim County
County Auditor Joins State Tax Commission
County Auditor Monroe H. Welty will travel to Columbus on June 5 to join twenty one appointees on the new Tax Commission named by Governor Myers Y. Cooper. The commission will hold its first meeting that date.
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State Tax Commission
Monroe H. Welty
Columbus
Tax Commission
Myers Y.Y. Cooper
Elyria High awards honor wide range of student achievements
Ninety-two Elyria High School awards were presented at this morning's Senior chapel in the high school auditorium. Letters pins and medals recognized accomplishments in sports music drama cheerleading and an essay contest. Track letters went to fifteen boys including Elmer Fleming and Lorenzo Todd. Baseball letters were awarded to Thomas Koviak Fred Rule and Joseph Smith among others. Four girls earned gold pins for 1,200 points including C Ward en and M Findley.
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Elyria High School
Elmer Fleming
Lews Hall
Melvin Gerhardinger
Lorenzo Todd
Charles Kupp
Oliver Blakeley
David Horan
Harold Robinson
Robert Goecke
James Sharkey
Leonard Sebransky
Arthur Buswell
Fred Carlson
Richard House
James Lamberton
Floyd Collins
Harry Freeland
Carl Kushinsky
Howard Kushinsky
Walter Gehrke
Thomas Koviak
I'red Rule
Joseph Smith
Clark Maddox
Earl Holbrook
Charles Terry
Harold Block
Kenneth Burley
Lorne Elbert
Sadie Becker
Helen Hutt
Ethyl Miller
Warry Bivin
John Eckler
C. Warden
M. Findley
E. Brillhart
G. Martin
F. McWilliams
E. Miller
J. Crome
H. Hutt
B. Weir
M. Samar
A. Richards
D. Busch
E. Hines
I. Wilson
Communist Uprising Attacks Missions In Hupeh Province
Reports from Hupeh interior describe looting and burning of Catholic and Protestant missions at Simakow and Hanchuan on the Han River. Hundreds killed, including Chinese and officials, as communist bands advance from Peiping aligned forces toward Hankow. An American gunboat was sent to Kiu-Kiang. 40 American residents in the town prepared to evacuate.
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Peiping
China
Hupen
Simakow
Hanchuan
Han River
Kiu-Kiang
Yangtse
Kiangsi
Lunghai
Hankow
Nanking
Nelson Johnson
Shanghai
Henan
Chiang Hai-Shek
Hunan
Hupeh
Capture of alleged bandit near swamp reported
Mancelona Michigan June 3 one alleged member of the gang that robbed the Mancelona State bank yesterday afternoon was captured this morning by state police as he emerged from a swamp six miles north of town. He surrendered without a fight and gave his name as Sylvester Elliott of Kalamazoo. Capt L A Lyons said officers patrolling a highway made the arrest.
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Mancelona
Mich
Mancelona State Bank
Here
Sylvester Elliott
Kalamazoo
L. A. Lyons
Eight year old Foreman suffers jaw injury in school baseball game
Eight year old Andrew Foreman son of Mr and Mrs A J Foreman of 124 Harvard Avenue was struck in the mouth by a baseball bat during an Industrial League indoor outdoor game at McKinley School diamond last night. He was treated in the emergency room at Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Andrew Foreman
A. J. Foreman
Harvard Avenue
McKinley School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cascade Park Pool to Open Tomorrow in Elyria
Elyrians will dip into Cascade Park pool tomorrow as Park Commissioner Frank Wilford announces its first opening of the year. Tom Eckart, UC graduate from near the Pacific, will head lifeguard duties while a white cement coating improves water visibility. Also opening today are Cascade park’s new picnic grounds with gravel access, timber shade, and riverbank views, reached via West River street and Marylen avenue.
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Pacific Ocean
Elyrians
Cascade Park
Frank Wilford
Tom Eckart
University of California
Pacific
Eckart
Cascade Pool
Wilford
Marylen Avenue
West River Street
Park Board
Black River
Lodi Street
Furnace Street
West River Road
Marylen
Ohio
Sanatorium Plans Near Finish for Amherst Project
Final plans for the new 423000 tuberculosis sanatorium at Amherst are expected to be completed by July 1. The county building commission said bids will be invited after plan approval.
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Amherst
County Building Commission
Building Commission
Bishop Cannon Defies Senate on Anti Smith Activities
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South refused to fully answer a Senate Lobby Committee on his Anti-Smith campaign actions in 1928. He questioned the panel's jurisdiction, warning of possible contempt, after revealing use of church funds to organize the Asheville conference against Alfred E. Smith. The hearing proceeded with other questions amid the dispute.
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James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church South Today
Senate Lobby Committee
Montana
Gannon
Methodist Board of Prohibition and Social Service
Asheville, N. C
South
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Washington
UPI
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Cannon
Firemen Quell Obstinate Blazes On Suburban Fronts
City firemen fought two blazes near the outskirts Monday afternoon. A Wissinger dwelling on Lake and Parmely avenues suffered about a thousand dollars in damage from a 3 PM fire. hose teams later battled railroad-tie flames near Oberlin road, aided by a bucket line and local workers. Fire chief said two new recruits joined active duty during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Wissinger
Lake and
Engine Company No. 3
James A. Hewitt
Lieut. Osborn
Pitkin
M. Waldron
W.N. Bates
W. E. Pitkin
Charles T. Schlue
Parmely Avenue
Coroner Rules Coach Paul MacKachron Death Accidental
Coroner Myles EH Perry ruled the death of coach Paul MacKachron of Oberlin accidental after a post mortem. The coroner said a terrible blow caused the fracture and that MacKachron likely slipped and fell from a high cliff into the water, spraining an ankle beforehand.
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Paul MacKachron
Oberlin
Myles EH. Perry
Missing Lorain man found dead in hotel room
The body of C. Manuel a dishwasher at the Thomas hotel in Lorain Ohio was found in his room after being missing since last Friday Coroner Myles Perry reported the death cause as unknown The finding concluded yesterday with the coroner's report pending further details
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Lorain
C. Manuel
Thomas Hotel
Manuel
Myles
Perry
Fires Rage Through Northwestern Forests of Ontario and Wisconsin
Rag ing forest fires devastate thousands of acres of tinder dry timber across Western Ontario and Wisconsin. Winds push flames across lanes and clearings destroying valuable virgin timber while firefighters and volunteers struggle to contain the blaze. Authorities report several families stranded or missing near Port Arthur and Dyment as air support combats smoke filled skies and new outbreaks emerge hourly.
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Winnipeg
Man
Ontario
Nipgon
Lake Superior
Duluth
Port Arthur
Ont
Dyment
Desperate Inmates Escape at Michigan Reform School
Thirteen inmates at the State Reformatory for Criminally Insane in Iona Michigan attempted a mass breakout armed with razors and knives. Five were known killers. They overpowered guards, freed 131 fellow prisoners, then captured night supervisor Eugene Owen and two guards before twelve chose to stay. Charles Kenney and Isizan Czordas were later captured as authorities pursued the escapees.
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Iona
Mich
State Reformatory
Charles Kenney
Isizan Czordas
Eugene Owen
Owen
U. S
Lorain Man Is Killed By Train
William Drexler a 57 year old resident of 627 West 24th street Lorain was killed when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train in the shop yards yesterday He stepped in front of the engine not realizing it was coming his chest was crushed Coroner Myles E Perry ruled the death accidental
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Lorain, O
William Drexler
West 24Th Street
Drexler
Myles E. Perry
City Chemist Warns Elyria on Campground Water Safety
City chemist E G Curtiss warned Elyrians to ensure camping water is pure to avoid disease. He will analyze water samples from camping places free of charge, with instructions by calling 2109. He previously tested samples as far south as the Ohio River last year.
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E. G. Curtiss
Curtiss
Elvria
Ohio River
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Pension Ete
United Press
Nuarl
Eapegt
al Smith
Coach
Nthri
Butternut
Wis
Michigan Reformatory
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Ntegat
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