Pinchot to abolish coal and iron police July 1
Governor Pinchot announced in Harrisburg that an executive order will cancel the coal and iron police in Pennsylvania effective July 1. State policy will control strike disorders at mines and plants as he pledged to fulfill his platform. He noted that deputy officers could be used if widespread disorders occur.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Coal and Iron Police
Pennsylvania
Coal and Iron
Convention Ends Knights of St John Twenty Seventh Annual Meet
The quiet business session closed the twenty seventh annual convention of the Cleveland Toledo Grand Commandery of the Knights of St John. Officers elected last year will serve until next year’s meeting. no bids were received for the next convention site. A resolution thanking Elyria for hospitality and a wrist watch presented to Judge Thomas E. Green of Cleveland marked his 25 years as judge advocate.
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Cleveland-Toledo
Knights of St. John
Elyria
Thomas E. Green
Cleveland
The
Knights
Lorain County Board of Review Elects Officers
The Lorain County Board of Review organized yesterday in the County Auditor C. S. Kelser’s office. N. D. Backus was elected chairman with Kelser as secretary, and Thomas Peebles serves as the other board member. The panel will hear tax complaints and make adjustments per law requiring June organization.
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Lorain County Board of Review
C. S. Kelser
N. D. Backus
Kelser
Thomas Peebles
Board of County Commissioners
Ohio Weather Forecast Signals Warmer Midweek
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight turning partly cloudy and warmer on Wednesday with a chance of showers in the Northwest. Last night’s highs included Huron and Abilene at 94, while White River and Flagstaff cooled to 30 and 34. Expect rising temperatures and increasing clouds with possible afternoon or night thunder showers over the next 24 hours into midweek.
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Ohio
Hewitt Reenters Race for Elyria Mayor Nomination
Mayor James A. Hewitt announces his candidacy for the Republican mayoral nomination at the August primaries after hundreds petitioned him to reconsider his earlier decision not to run. He says city affairs demand attention he wishes to pursue to completion and will serve Elyria again if voters prefer.
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James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Elyria
Miners March to West Penn Mines as Strikes Spill
Thousands of miners marched toward Western Pennsylvania bituminous mines while over 10,000 workers remained on strike. Police patrolled the district to avert violence as clashes at Westland Ellsworth and nearby sites drew injuries, arrests, and front line picketing at Francis Warden Montour No 10 Kinlock Newfield and Wildwood mines. A state police line set at Ellsworth kept miners 190 yards from the town.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Westland
Ellsworth
Francis
Burgettstown
Washington County
Warden
Douglas
Strickers
Montour
Library
Kinlock
Newfield
Wildwood
Mnining
Coal and Iron
Man killed in head on crash near New London Ohio
June 9 New London Ohio two autos collided head on at Ruggles four miles south of town. Walter Moore of Findlay driver of one car died from a fractured skull. His son escaped unharmed. I L Landes principal of New London High School driver of the other car escaped with injuries. both cars badly damaged. Moore's body to Fitch's funeral home for later transport to Findlay.
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New London
Ruggles
Here
Walter Moore
Findlay
I. L. Landes
New London High School
Moore
Fitch
Murder Probe in Dayton as Benge Family Slain
Dayton, O. June 9. Cur'and county officers search for a man believed to have hacked to death Thomas P. Benge 49 and seriously wounded his wife Margaret 49 and daughter Laura 19 in their three room cottage. Granddaughter Bernice 4 witnessed the attack.
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Dayton
Thomas P. Benge
Benge
Margaret
Laura
Fred Wolfe
Bernice Johnson
County Sells Bonds For County Home Project
The county sold bonds totaling $104 599 to Braun Bosworth and Company of Toledo for the sick and invalid county home. They bear four percent interest from July 1, run 19 years, retire notes at 5 4 percent, and include a $285 premium. Eleven bidders competed with the county calling the price one of the best received for this type of bond sale.
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Braun, Bosworth and Company
Toledo
Building Board Considers Bids For Hospital Flooring
Members of the country building commission meet today to consider bids on mastic tile flooring at the tuberculosis sanitarium. Other building matters and construction policy phases are to be discussed at the session.
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Country Building Commission
Italian reply on Papal protest delivered to Rome
Rome June 9 Italian note responding to the Pope's protest against Catholico fascist incidents was handed to Cardinal Pacelli Papal Secretary of State by Count Caesar De Vecchi Italian ambassador Pacelli briefed the Pope after talks with Marquis Francisco Pacelli the Pope's unofficial spokesman in negotiations with Cardinal Gasparri and Mgr Borgongini-Duca
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Rome
Vatican
Cardinal Pacelli
Caesar de Vecchi
Pacelli
Francisco Pacelli
Gasparri
Mgr
Francesco Borgongini-Duca
Abduction of Columbus theatre owner implicated by labor ties
J Real Neth owner of three Columbus theatres was abducted around 12:30 AM and released near Marion after his car was parked at home. He reported mysterious calls about non union labor and threats tied to local labor disputes as he described the night’s events and a postdinner trip to the Grand Theatre.
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Columbus
J. Real Neth
Marion
Neth
Grand Theatre
Indian girl may face jury tonight in Cleveland case
Jeffer son Ohio June 9 Julia Maude Lowther a quarter breed Indian girl 23 accused of ambush killing Mrs Clara Smith wife of her paramour Tully Smith may learn tonight if she joins her lover on Ohio Penitentiary death row Prosecutor Nazor seeks death for Lowther as in Smiths case Marvin her counsel pleads for life Arguments to the jury began this morning
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Jefferson, O
Julia Maude Lowther
Clara Smith
Tully Smith
Ohio Penitentiary
Smith
Howard M. Nazor
County Detours Road Paving Over Funds Constraint
County commissioners told residents along West Ridge road between Route 20 and Telegraph road that paving the township road with hard surface material is not possible now due to a shortage of funds. Residents had threatened to enjoin township trustees from stage construction to achieve a hard surface road. The road remains a township responsibility.
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West Ridge Road
Route 20
Telegraph Road
Federal Judge orders Monticello Club padlocked for year
In Marion Ohio James Innes proprietor of the Monticello Club was sentenced to 90 days and fined 250 dollars on a liquor charge as Judge George P. Hahn ordered the club padlocked for one year.
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Toledo
George P. Hahn
Monticello
Marion
James Innes
Route 2 Becomes US Highway In Ohio Decisions
Chicago June 9 Controversy over Ohio highway routes ends as the executive board of the American Association of State Highway Officials designates Mansfield to Delphos as US 30 and Mansfield via Marion and Lima as US 30 South. US 6 absorbs 322 to Cleveland and links to Sandusky. US 62 extends north to Cincinnati. US 36 extends to Cadiz via several towns.
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Ohio
American Association of the State
Mansfield
Delphos
Marion
Lima
UU. S. 6
Cleveland
Sandusky
Fremont
Napoleon and
Bryan
Maysville
Washington C. H
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Canton
Salem
Sharon
Cambridge
Zanesville
Washington D. H
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Union City
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Delaware
Mt. Vernon
Coshocton
Denison
O. W. Merrell
Toledo
Sandusky Bay
Roosevelt Highway
Pennsylvania
Denver
Colo
Elyria Joins Route 20 Association In Growth Drive
FE Sherrill announced Elyria’s strong response to the Federal Highway No 20 Association campaign with about fifty local firms and individuals joining. Oberlin also reports seventy new members as the group expands from Rocky River to Perrysburg. The Merchants Division of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce voiced support. The association aims to boost tourist travel, improve the route by straightening bends, widening narrow sections and advertising Route 20.
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A. Sherrill
Elyria
Federal Highway No. 20 Association
Sherrill
Oberlin
Rocky River
Perrysburg
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Car crashes on Leavitt road injuring two riders
Edward G. Keese and George Mi hok of Cleveland were taken to Amherst hospital about 6 AM after a car they rode in went into a ditch on Leavitt road north of Telegraph road. The wrecked vehicle carried a Washington DC license, and deputy sheriffs reported both men injured.
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Edward G. Keese
George Mihok
Cleveland
Amherst Hospital
Leavitt Road
Telegraph Road
Washington, DC
Three Put On Probation By Judge For Five Years
Judge W B Thompson granted probation for five years to Edwin Krugman Harry Terrell and Willard Jordan after guilty pleas The probationers were assigned to Detective Lloyd Sweet The court said the minimum ten year sentence was too harsh for their offense and influenced the probation decision
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Edwin Krugman
Harry Terrell
Willard Jordan
W. B. Thompson
Lloyd Sweet
Tennessee Governor Horton Cleared of Impeachment Charges
Nashville June 9 The Tennessee House voted to quash remaining seven articles of impeachment against Governor Henry H Horton, clearing him of all such charges. The first article accusing conspiracy with Col Luke Lea and Rogers Caldwell to defraud the state and stay in office was defeated last week.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
Henry H. Horton
Luke Lea
Rogers Caldwell
House
Railroads plan 15 percent freight rate rise effort
Traffic experts from 23 southern railroads agreed to cooperate with Eastern and Western Railway officials to seek freight rate increases. A tentative plan calls for a general 15 percent rise, with discussions in New York on Thursday to prepare a formal Interstate Commerce Commission application.
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Washington
Southern
Eastern and Western Railway
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Poseidon submarine sinks after collision near China
The admiralty said the submarine Poseidon sank after a collision with a merchant ship off Wuhaiwei China. Two sailors were confirmed dead and 18 were reported missing.
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London
Admiralty
Poseidon
Wuhaiwei
China
Government Eyes Watchful Waiting on European Debt Talks
Washington officials describe the U S stance on reparations and German debt as watchful waiting. They emphasize no link between reparations and war debts despite cross arguments abroad. Hoover and Stimson focus on armament costs versus European payments and seek better Franco German ties ahead of the next World Disarmament Conference.
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Washington
Europe
Germany
United States
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
France
United
Lake Erie fish catch limits set to five year ban
A five year ban on the ws number to be caught in the Lake Erie fishing district will take effect June 16, with daily limits of 20 sunfish including long-ear pumpkinseed and green sunfish. A 40 per day limit applies to a catch including black bass crappies rock bass and bluegills with sunfish. No more than a two day’s catch may be held by one person at a time. The order is signed by I S Gethery director of agriculture.
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Lake Erie
The
Conservation Council
I. S. Gethery
Riots Roil Santiago Cuba as Unemployed Clash with Troops
In Santiago de Cuba the unemployed again rioted spreading fear through the eastern region. Hundreds surged through city streets after dark while soldiers tried to restore order. Combatants exchanged fire. two wounded were found after clashes as demonstrators demanded relief and denounced officials.
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Anna
Cuba
Santiago
Perage
Libertad Park
Elyria to Lower Flags for Former MayorHinkson
City of Elyria will lower all flags to half mast from morning until after the funeral of former mayor Harry Hinkson. Mayor James A. Hewitt said several city officials are expected to attend the service.
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Elyria
Harry Hinkson
James A. Hewitt
City Asked to Fund Half of Police Pension Costs
Police pension board passed a resolution requesting the city provide one half of the anticipated end expenditure for police pensions for 1932 as its share under pension board regulations. Half of the pensions would be paid from the existing fund and half by the city, under current rules, and the request will be presented to the budget commission.
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Police Pension Board
Penion Board
Budget Commission
Defiance College names new president Dr W Vernon Lytle
June 9 report: Dr. W Vernon Lytle of the Institute of Human Relations at Yale University elected president of Defiance College to replace Dr. Alfred Garfield Caris whose resignation takes effect at year end. Lytle, born in Parkersburg West Virginia, is a Parkersburg High School and Bethany College alumnus who completed a divinity course at Yale and served four years as secretary of the New England Educational Society of the Congregational Church.
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Defiance. O
W. Vernon Lytle
Institute of Human Relations
Yale University
Jodas
Defiance College
Alfred Garfield Caris
Lytle
Parkersburg
W. VA
Parkersburg High School
Bethany College
Yale
New England Educational Society
The
Congregational Church
Pension Settlements End Dispute Over Police Dismissals
Retired officers Christ Kray and Fauldine Birkline drop suits against Service Director J N Hidt and accept pensions. Kray receives 370.80 a month and Birkline 76.40 a month, both starting May 27, following a district court of appeals ruling upholding the city’s dismissal action for inefficiency.
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Christ Kray
Fauldine Birkline
Pension Board
Birkline
Kray
J. N. Hidt
District Court of Appeals
Defeat Attack on Tax Bill Amendment Fails
Columbus bulletin reports the House defeated an amendment to increase valuation of personal property machinery and farm equipment and household goods, aiming to raise rates to 100 percent for property. Rep. Robert T. Secrest proposed the changes. debate lasted about two hours before adjournment.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Robert T. Secrest
Noble Country
Man Killed By U S Customs Inspectors
Watertown New York June Donald Tremont 30 a officer was shot and killed today near Perch Lake after an automobile chase by U S Customs Inspectors. His automobile contained a load of liquor. Inspectors Harold Markham and Pearl Leavy had been watching for the automobile from Fisher's Landing and pursued Tremont for four miles. Tremont abandoned his car and ran through a field before he was shot down.
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Watertown
WN. Y
Donald Tremont
Perch Lake
TU. S
Harold Markham
Pearl Leavy
Fisher’s Landing
Tremont
Women Only Want Ad Column Opens Tomorrow
The Chronicle Telegram announces a new “Women Only” want ad column starting tomorrow offering space for feminine merchandise and services. Prize incentives await the first women to use the section, with details on today’s want ad page.
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