Lorain Woman Killed in Fatal Ohio Crash
Sylvania Ohio June 6 two women died and four were injured when a car carrying Lorain Fire Chief David Hatt his wife and five others struck a parked truck on Route 4 near here The dead are Miss Virginia Witter 19 of Cleveland and Mrs M E Stenton 53 of Lorain The injured include Chief Hatt Mrs Hatt and George Canales Lorain cigar dealer All were taken to Toledo hospitals or treated at the scene Coroner R P Rupp said Canales was driving to a summer cottage at Duck Lake Michigan The truck driver Charles Hohenstein of Akron was uninjured The crash occurred when the car failed to see the parked truck while repairs were being made
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Sylvania, O
David Hatt
Lorain
Hatt
Here
Virginia Witter
Cleveland
M. E. Stenton
Witter
Cleveland College
Helen
Oliver Hazard Perry
Cleveland. Chief Hatt
Kater Masterson
George Canales
Masteson
Toledo
Chief Hatt
Canales
R. P. Rupp
Monroe County
Mich
Canalos
Duck Lake
Michigan
Stenton
Miss Witter
Hart
Man Fatally Hurt at Oberlin High School
Authorities investigate a man found unconscious in the Oberlin High School basement yesterday morning. He died at Allen Hospital a few hours later from a fractured skull. Deputies report he lay in a blood pool beneath a window about 15 feet high. fingerprints were taken and the body is with J B Moore, undertaker.
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Oberlin High School
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
J. B. Moore
Train Hits Auto Two Men Killed in Butler Indiana
Butler Ind June 6 Two school teachers from Ashtabula Ohio were killed when their car was struck by a Wabash passenger train. Victims W H Weaver and Milton W Carey lived at the Ashtabula YMCA according to car receipts found. It is believed they became confused after crossing parallel tracks of the New York Central Railroad adjoining the Wabash line.
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Butler
Ind
W. H. Weaver
Milton W. Carey
Ashtabula
Ohio
Ashtabula Y. M. C. A
New York Central Railroad
Weather forecast for Ohio and surrounding regions
The report notes showers and cooler conditions in extreme south Ohio tonight, with Sunday generally fair and warmer in the west. Yesterday’s highs included Oklahoma City 92 and El Paso 94, while Prince Albert 36, Flagstaff 58, and White River 39 are listed for today. Indications show warm and unsettled weather for the next 36 hours with possible afternoon and tonight showers, followed by generally fair, warmer conditions on Sunday.
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Ohio
Low Prince Albert
Flagstaff
White River
Lumber Used In Making Bats Destroyed
Two acres of seasoned lumber belonging to Hillerich and Bradsby Company, main bat maker for major league baseball, were burned in Louisville on June 6. Estimated loss reached 500000 dollars. Fire started in a garage at the yard end. two firemen, Capt. Luther C. Burdon and James Nelson, were overcome by smoke. The stock was two years old and intended for ball bats and golf club shafts.
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Louisville
Hillerich and Bradsby Company
Luther C. Burdon
James Nelson
Elyria High Plans Baccalaureate Service Sunday
Elyria High School ends its class of 165 seniors with a baccalaureate service at First Congregational Church starting 7 30 p m. Rev H A Sayles will deliver the sermon Venture on Faith with Rev William M Auld and Rev G A Brown leading prayers scripture and benediction. Music by the High School Chorus and Dorothy Brandon accompanies the service with several ministers from local churches co operating in planning and participation
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Elyria High School
First Congregational Church
Elyria
H. A. Sayles
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
William M. Auld
G. A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Brandon
S. FE. Durbin
Church of the Nazarene
W. C. Fowler
First Church of Christ
D. P. Fulmer
the Elyria
Ernst Irion
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
R. T. Ketcham
First Baptist Church
Francis la Croix
Community Congregational Church
A. E. Piper
First
M. EH. Church
EB. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Gaguade Park Pool Opens for 1931 Season
Cascade Park's popular Elyria pool opens for the 1931 season as announced by the Park Commission. It will be open daily except Mondays from 9 to 11 am and 2 to 5 pm through the summer, with Sundays and holidays charged for out of town visitors. The artificial beach has fresh lake sand and the pool is cleaned and repaired for peak use.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
The
Park Commission
Judge Bodey Paid 281 for Ten Days of Service
Judge Lowell C. Bodey of Urpana Ohio received 281.85 for ten days of judicial service here. He was paid 20 dollars per day and expenses. Judge Nathan H. McClure of Medina will replace him Monday as Bodey’s appointment ends.
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Lowell C. Bodey
Urpana
Nathan H. McClure
Medina
Bodey
Early Bohemian cave dwellers kept comfortable lives
Excavations indicate northern Bohemia inhabitants from 2500 B C enjoyed relatively high living standards. The findings suggest tool use, shelter quality, and daily comforts supported communal settlement in the region.
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Bohemia
Rural counties retain control of legislature for decade
Columbus Ohio June 6 rural counties will retain control of the state legislature for an other decade based on the new apportionment announced by a board led by Governor George White. The plan fixes House representation at 66 466 and Senate unit at 189 904 with changes in districts Erie Huron Ottawa Sandusky and adjoining counties sharing a single Senate seat in 1933 1935 1941 and two seats in 1937 1939. The 18th and 33rd districts are merged for joint election results.
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Columbus
George White
Joseph T. Tracy
Clarence Brown
House
Senate
Erie
Huron
Ottawa
Sandusky
Fulton
Hancock
Henry
Putnam
Wood
Hamilton County
Butler
Warren
Clermont
Brown
Montgomery
Preble
Clinton
Fayette
Green
Man In Irons On Ship Accused In Two Murders
In Yokohama on June 6 the Empress of China docked with Bilazi, a Filipino steerage passenger, in irons for killing two Chinese crewmen during a ran amuck spree. He wounded many others before officers halted him.
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Yokohama
Japan
Bilazi
Capone Indicted on Income Tax Violations and Bootleg Tie
Washington reports that Al Capone faces a federal indictment on 22 counts of income tax law violations tied to his Chicago liquor operations. Officials say the tax charges trail a broader assault on his bootlegging network and may precede another liquor indictment. Ralph Capone and seven associates have been arrested as authorities close in.
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Washington
al Capone
Chicago
United Press
Ralph Capone
Germany seeks cut in reparations amid rail expansion plan
Berlin reports the German government issued its first official call to revise the Young plan. A manifesto accompanying Hindenburg’s decree urges ending reparations payments from foreign loans and outlines a 200 million mark railway project to slash unemployment, creating about 120,000 jobs, while a 44 hour week is planned for state rail workshops to offset the decree’s salary cuts.
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Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Reich
United Press
Fire wipes out nearly all paintings in Munich Glass Palace
In Munich today a blaze destroyed 2,990 of 3,000 old master paintings as the Glass Palace Museum was razed. Authorities suspect arson. Damage runs to several million marks. the paintings were not insured.
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Munich
Germany
Glass Palace
Petition Dinner Urges Hewitt Re election Bid
Forty men and women at the Newell hotel dinner presented petitions to Mayor James A. Hewitt urging him to seek re election. The signers cited his experience in handling city finances and the need for qualified leadership amid possible lower taxes and reduced city income. Hewitt said he might decide in a few days and could announce Monday or Tuesday. The meeting, chaired by Myron Jones, included several supporters praising his administration and noting broad support across many walks of city life.
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Newell Hotel
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Myron Jones
Tax receipts total $151,912 for week says county treasurer
County Treasurer N D Backus reports last week’s tax collections reached 151,912 dollars. Collections began Monday and do not include today’s receipts or outside-office county collections from Friday afternoon, he notes.
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N. D. Backus
Backus
Do-X Flying Boat to Visit Brazilian Ports
The German flying boat Do-X will briefly visit Brazilian ports Natal and continue to New York, with its northward journey confirmed today.
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Flying Boat
Natal
Brazil
Do-X
New York
To Begin World Flight In 10 Days
New York report says Hugh Herndon Jr and Clyde Pangborn expect to start their round the world flight in 10 days with a non stop leg to Moscow. All tests except gasoline consumption at Pratt and Whitney next week. They await favorable weather from forecaster James Kimball before launch.
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New York
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Clyde Pangborn
United Press
Moscow
Pratt and Whitney
James Kimball
Five Die In Philadelphia Basement Cave-In
Five workmen were believed killed in a cave-in 70 feet underground during excavation for a 32 story Philadelphia Savings Fund Society building. Four others were injured and at least 40 escaped. a police officer, Elmer Patterson, was killed in a patrol wagon crash speeding to the scene.
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Philadelphia
Elmer Patterson
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society
Y Camp to Open June 15 for Iss See Kes
Registrations pour in for the Boys Division of the Y M C A as Camp Iss See Kes prepares a capacity turnout. First period runs June 15 to 24 with extra cots being added to lodges. Names of attending boys listed include Russell Gleason Blaine Johnson Lester Drage and many others as final prep continues. Final cleaning and repair plus a nine hole goofy golf course complete the camp setup for opening day.
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Iss-See-Kes
Russell Gleason
Blaine Johnson
Lester Drage
Robert Corts
Richard Corts
Charles Herald
Paul Malenchini
Robert Vaughn
Vernon Bell
George Johnson
Jack Miller
Robert Miller
Billy Olson
Weldon Allbaugh
James Agate
Lenny Reeves
Robt
Cobb
Jack Flynn
Harold Barres
Tom Cochran
David Miller
James Garber
Robt. Phelps
David Dehm
William McClellan
Jack Wood
Ted Underhill
Dick Bell
Owens
Knights of St John Convention Invades Elyria
Elyria hosts 2000 visitors for the twenty seventh annual Cleveland Toledo Grand Commandery Knights of St John convention. A large parade, mass, and banquets mark the weekend as cities from across Northern Ohio send delegates and ladies to Elyria for the event sponsored by the Fourth Regiment of Ohio.
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Elyria
Cleveland-Toledo
the Knights of St. John
Ohio
Ely Park
Elks’ Club
Fourth Regiment of
Lorain
Avon
Ridgeville
Grafton
Cleveland
Toledo
Youngstown
North Ridgeville
Akron
Sandusky
Massillon
Bellevue
Norwalk
Kelley’s Island
Tiffin
Canton
Custer
St. Mary’s Church
the Elks’ Hall
Broad Street
Hast River Street
West Avenue
Middle Avenue
Ely Stadium
St. Mary’s Church Hall
Corner of One Lating Sunday Corner Stone Laying
The corner stone laying ceremony for Lorain County's 425000 tuberculosis sanatorium, Pleasant View, will begin at 2 PM tomorrow with Ohio Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown as principal speaker. The facility with 50 beds will be completed in August under Dr. H F Gammons.
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Lorain County
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Pleasant View
H. F. Gammons
Building Commission
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
C. D. Murray
Paul Record
Wellington
W. C. Fowler
Elyria
Eagles
Amherst Band
A. C. Calhoon
Laura Martin
George Rhoads
W. H. Phillips
Thomas Peebles
Frank W. Bail
T. J. Hume
James Scott
Frank Ellenberger
Govt Expels The Papal Nuncio In Lithuania
The Lithuanian government expelled Papal nuncio Riccardo Bartoloni today in Kovno. The move marks a diplomatic rift amid postwar tensions as authorities cited unspecified grounds for the expulsion and summoned the papal legate to depart.
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Bulletin Kovno
Lithuania
Riccardo Bartoloni
Elyria Girl Elected to Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Fraternity
Gertrude Jaster of Elyria was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the honorary scholastic fraternity, in Delaware on June 6.
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Elyria
Delaware, OG
Gertrude Jaster
Rooms For Rent On Classified Page At Chronicle Telegram
Need a room in Elyria. Classified page of today’s Chronicle Telegram lists rooms for rent. Bulletin board at the K C Lodge also features selections.
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Chronicle - Telegram
K. C. Lodge
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Oklahoma City
Til Paso
Sayles
Gaguade
Board Today
Capone
E. J. Sage
William Reynolds
Advertising Committee
William A. Holley
Mayme Busch
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John Mackett
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