Coolidge Nears End of Task With Last Cabinet Meeting
WASGTON March 1 President Coolidge holds the final cabinet meeting of his term with two business days left before the transfer of power to Herbert Hoover. The room is austere, many retiring members’ chairs removed, and Mellon and Davis are the only two cabinet members who began with Coolidge eight years ago and may join Hoover. Kellogg plans to return to Minnesota to practice law, while New retires to his Virginia estate.
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Wasgton
Herbert ‘Rodger
Coolidge
Kellogg
Minnesota
New
Virginia
Garner to Lead Democratic Minority in Next Session
Washington March 1 The Democrats prepare to nominate Rep J N Garner as floor leader for the minority in the seventy first congress He will be defeated by Republicans for speaker but will automatically become minority floor leader Garner endorses Jeffersonian democracy and farm relief including support for the McNary Haugen farm relief bill vetoed by President Coolidge
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Washington
House
Rep
J. N. Garner
Garner
United Press
President Coolidge
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices Report
Cleveland March 1 market price list for dairy butter eggs poultry express stock with various grades and weights. Entries include butter extras firsts and seconds, eggs firsts ordinaries, poultry heavy fowls Leghorns springers ducks geese and old cocks with price ranges shown in 32 33 41 40 figures. The report reflects regional trading terms and item specific valuations.
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Cleveland
Clothes Near Furnace Start Small March Blaze
Clothes placed near a furnace in the basement of L. D. Zilch’s home at 130 Beebe Court caused a small fire reported early this morning. Engine Co. No. 2 and Hose Co. 1 responded at 7:20 a.m. and extinguished the flames with water. no damage to the house.
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L. d. Zilch
Beebe Court
Engine Co. No. 2
Hearing Postponed for Charles Carros in Drunk Driving Charge
The police court hearing for Charles Carros was postponed to Monday after defense request. Carros, arrested yesterday at noon after his auto collided with another vehicle at Third Street and West Avenue, faces a charge of driving while intoxicated.
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Charles Carros
Carros
Third Street
West Avenue
Lawsuit Seeks 821.99 From Kubach in Court
The Gallon Iron Works and Manufacturing Company filed suit in common pleas court today against O. P. Kubach seeking judgment for 821.99 on a series of promissory notes.
Building permits issued by Mayor's Clerk list many owners
Building permits issued recently by Mayor's Clerk John G. Shrock cover multiple properties. Entries include Novak on Spruce for a frame dwelling and garage, Vern Martin remodeling on 225 Eighth, Gillespie frame dwelling on Adams, Jalowiec addition at 176 Warren, Fernes frame garage on 410 East Broad, Eldred remodeling storefront at 579 Broad, Elyria Foundry wood shed on Filbert, Fowls frame garage on Furnace, Altfeld addition to substation at 300 Clark Wrinkles, Mosher frame dwelling at 1213 East River, Parsh brick addition at 142 Broad, K S Tool Co brick factory addition on Walnut, Marsh frame dwelling 337 Stanford, Krause remodeling block 389 Broad, J L Harper frame dwelling and frame garage at 136 Pasadena, Robbs frame office on Cleveland, Lesnick frame garage 310 Furnace, Wiezcarek frame garage 143 Bedfield.
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John G. Shrock
Joseph J. Novak
Spruce Street
Vern Martin
Eighth Street
W. H. Gillespie
Adams Street
Joe Jalowiec
Warren Avenue
Pete Fernes
East Broad Street
William Eldred
Broad Street
Elyria Foundry Company
Filbert Street
W. C. Fowls
Furnace Street
Alex Altfeld
Clark and Wrinkles Street
J. J. Mosher
East River Street
W. T. Parsh
K. & S. Tool Company
Walnut Street
H. E. Marsh
Stanford Avenue
Jack Krause
Auto Collides With Coal Truck on Fifth Street
A Crooks Coal company truck was knocked on its side when an auto hit it at Fourth street and Middle avenue late yesterday. The southbound truck on East avenue was struck by a sedan driven by Mrs. Albert Fredericks of Amherst. No injuries were reported and the Frederick auto sustained slight damage.
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Crooks Coal Company
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Albert Fredericks
Amherst
Frederick
Arrested for non support in Cleveland case
Harry Rosignal of Cleveland appeared before Justice J C Cona charged with non support of two minor children. He faced 159 dollars in arrears on alimony and was given thirty days to pay restitution.
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Harry Rosignal
Cleveland
J. C. Conaway
Potatoes and Poultry Prices From Regional Market Notes
Market brief lists poultry at 1 cent under express stock and varied potato prices across states. York State 2, Maine Green Mountain 2, Michigan 1.75, Ida Russet 2.10 per 100 lb bag, homegrown 60 cents per bushel, Florida fresh potatoes in barrels running 10 to 12 dollars.
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York State
Maine
Green Mountain
Michigan
Florida
Cleveland Livestock Market Report March 1
Cleveland market report shows hog receipts 1400 with steady prices across weight classes 90 to 350 pounds and sow values 925 to 975. Cattle receipts 100 with steady tone. beef steers 1015 to 1100, vealers 1506 to 1800, cutters 525 to 709, cows 550 to 850, yearlings 925.
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Cleveland
Elyria Board of Trade Urges City Reorganization Campaign
James A. Hewitt mayor and J R Mannix of Elyria Memorial Hospital endorse a Board of Trade reform and expansion plan. They urge citizen cooperation to unite forces, boost development, and advance Elyria’s competitive standing among regional cities. The statements stress civic obligation and affordable membership to support progress.
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Elyria
Board of Trade
James A. Hewitt
City of
J. R. Mannix
Sept
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis Lt. Gov West Speaks to Local Club
Wellington Kiwanis members heard Lt. Governor A H West deliver an address titled The History Aims and Accomplishments of the Kiwanis in the United States and Canada. The talk covered district goals and the organization’s nationwide impact.
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Kiwanis
A. H. West
Four Tables Club Meets at Mrs Pitts Home
Four Tables club members gathered at Mrs Mary Pitts home for an evening of progressive pedro. High scores were won by Mrs Lew Whitney and Charles Baker while Mrs Charles Baker and Ray Comstock were consoled.
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Mary Pitts
Pedro
Lew Whitney
Charles Baker
Ray Comstock
Local Substitute Teaches In Roch ester Schools
Mrs Harry Rowland of Roch ester substitutes this week as Miss Sara Huntridge is ill. Musical Arts club meeting postponed due to high school orchestra in Penfield. Mary Jane Wise has measles. Elyria visitors Mr and Mrs Sam Zecher and daughter Betty in town. Local boys work clearing debris from Big Four wreck. Ohio State band concert at 7 30 pm on WEAQ Columbus featuring Marcy Powell William Lashler and Lawrence BeVier.
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Harry Rowland
Rochester
Ruth Ellert
Sara Huntridge
Penfield
Mary Jane Wise
Ed. Wise
Sam Zecher
Betty
Elyria
WEAQ
Columbus
Ohio State Band
Marcy Powell
William Lashler
Lawrence BeVier
Rally Round Club Meeting at the Rider Home
Mr and Mrs E W Rider entertained the Rally Round club members at their home Wednesday evening. Three tables of progressive Pedro were played. High honors went to Mr and Mrs Arlo Smith and H P Campbell with Mrs Donald Day consulting. Miss Mary Pitts attended as a guest. The club will meet next Friday at Dr and Mrs Fortner home.
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Rally Round Club
E. W. Rider
Raly Round Club
Pedro
Arlo Smith
H. P. Campbell
Donald Day
Mary Pitts
Fortner
Local residents recover from illnesses and visit relatives
Fred Miller returns to his foundry job after a week at home due to illness while Frank Cartice resumes activities after eight weeks with influenza. Sunday guests at Mrs. A. M. Bassett’s home include families from Akron and Cleveland, with visits by Mrs. Ralph Henson staying a week. Other locals host and visit relatives in Elyria and Lorain, as well as attend tabernacle services. Several illness recoveries and flu cases are noted among Wellington residents and visitors.
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Fred Miller
Foundry
Frank Cartice
A. M. Bassett
Harrys Beck
Akron
Mise Marr Johnson
Arthur Miller
Cleveland
Ralph Henson
Bassett
Claude Morrison
Lorain
Ida ‘Morrison
Wellington
Tabernacle
Elyria Sundar
Jim de Jsuha
Frank Spard
Ed Norris
William eWhipple
Frank Wise
George Wise
John Street
Clarence McGill
Elyria
J. P. Hinken
Nettie Bennett
Wm. McEndree
Lewis Wineberger
Dan Grissinger
Francis Davey
Spencer
Store owner killed in accidental shotgun discharge
Hamilton March 1 George D. Loss aged 59 owner of a store at Okeawa Ohio died yesterday when his shotgun discharged after he fell on it. The tragedy occurred at his business site and authorities investigated the mishap.
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Hamilton
George D. Loss
Okeawa
Ohio
5B of T Teams Complete Rosters
Karl Plocher of Elyria Board of Trade expansion reports all three division captains have filled their rosters. Captains Harlan Brown Walter Kohn and Robert Vestal oversee teams 31 3 4 35 with listed players and coaches. Major H K King and Major Roy Miller say divisions 1 and 2 rosters will be finished by tonight.
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Karl Plocher
Elyria Board of Trade Expansion Campaign Organization
Harlan Brown
Louis Hadaway
C. W. Barres
W. L. Palm
A. H. West
John Grouse
Walter Kohn
Bih Bartlett
el Chamberlain
George Richwine
Art Kimball
P. F. Dewhurst
Robert
Oberlin Names Elyria Attorney Credit Agent
J. W. Dilgren of 296 South Professor Street has been chosen as collection agent for the Oberlin Credit Bureau. The move, part of a new policy by the Business Men's Club and Credit Association, aims to improve finances and reduce bad accounts for local businesses. Dilgren also runs a collection agency in Elyria and will devote three half days to Oberlin on a commission basis, with potential for more time if needed.
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Oberlin
J. W. Dhgren
South Professor Street
Oberlin Credit Bureau
Business Men's Club
Credit Association
Dilgren
Elyria
Business Men's Club Meeting Tonight Delivers Credit Bureau Talk
The Business Men's Club meets tonight to discuss the Credit Bureau with new collection manager Mr. Digr en outlining plans and collection methods. The group will hold its first regular March meeting next Friday evening March 8 and 9.
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Business Men’s Club
Credit Bureau
Dilgren
Rochester Boy to Study in Shansi Taiku China 1929 31
Walter S. Phillips of Rochester New York will be Oberlin College’s next Shansi representative to the Shansi school in Taiku China for 1929 1931. He has led class affairs and athletics, served on the Men's Honor Court, and earned class numerals in football. Phillips succeeds Everett Hawkins and will work with Robert E. Louis. President Wilkins announced a $699000 Hall estate gift to Shansi funds and a $300000 Shansi building gift from Dr H Y Kung, plus Fairfield books and Sam E. Wilenn appointment. both effective August 1.
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Walter Sergeant Phillips
Rochester
N. Y
Oberlin College
Taiku
China
Phillips
Everett D. Hawkins
Shansi
Robert E. Louis
Wilkins
Hall
H. 9. Kung
Wrnn C. Fairfield
Sam E. Wilenn
Two New Local Babies and Church Social Event
A son, George Lindberch, was born to Mr and Mrs C E Wie ton of 136 Woodland Avenue on Wednesday. Mr Wiston is principal of the high school. A son was also born to Mr and Mrs J H Dunn of 62 King Street on Monday at Allen Hospital. The Green Esther and the Standard Bearer Missionary Societies of the First M E Church hosted a dinner in honor of their mothers in the church dining room Wednesday evening with Washington Birthday decorations and a short program featuring an image titled Heipa.
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George Lindberch
C. E. Wieton
Woodland Avienue
Wiston
J. H. Dunn
King Street
Mondar
Allen Hospital
Qreen Esther
M. OE
Phillips Drug Store marks 22nd anniversary in Elyria
W Phillips, Elyria druggist, celebrates 22 years since purchasing the Broad street pharmacy now named Phillips Drug Store. He came from Akron on March 1, 1907 after buying H A Dykeman’s drug store, trained at Ada School of Pharmacy in 1900, and has since led civic groups including the Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce, while serving as a director of Lorain County Savings and Trust and holding Masonic roles.
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Co. W. Phillips
Elyria
Phillips Drug Store
Broad Street
Phillips
Akron
H. A. Dykeman
School of Pharmacy
Ada
Board of Trade
Old Chamber of Commerce
Lorain
Amherst Invitation Validates Elyria Band Abro ad
Elyria High School band of thirty pieces will travel to Amherst High School next Friday to perform a full program of music at Amherst officials invitation. J Martin Beck, the musical director, announced the assembly.
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Elyria High School
Amherst High School
J. Martin Beck
Amherst
Jury Favors Defendant In Suit Against Bea ver
A jury in the common pleas court under Judge A. R. Webber returned a verdict for defendant C. A. Beaver in a suit by Thomas Gustas seeking 55 dollars and 43 cents for damages to a car from an accident at Fourth Street and East Avenue on September 1, 1926.
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Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Thomas Gustas
C. A. Beaver
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Saturday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio feature highlights list programs from 1929 including Edwin Franko Goldman with a concert band on WEAF NBC at 9 E S T Walter Damrosch with a symphony on NBC at 10 E S T B A Rolfe's dance orchestra on WJZ NBC at 10 E S T old time melodrama with incidental music on WDAF Kansas City at 12 45 a m E S T Night Hawks
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United Press
WJZ
NBC
Edwin Franko Goldman
WEAF
Walter Damrosch
B. A. Rolfe
WDAF
Kansas City
Deaths: James B McAdoo and Catherine Ostrander
James Bruce McAdoo 74 of Sullivan died suddenly last night from heart disease. He was postmaster at Sullivan for 15 years. Funeral 2:00 p.m. Saturday Congregational church Sullivan with burial in Sullivan Cemetery. Catherine Ostrander died at her daughter’s home in Rochester Ohio February 19 age 96. Grandmother of Ralph Tedyard of East Avenue Rochester. Funeral 2:00 p.m. Sunday Methodist Church Rochester. Burial Huntington.
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James B. McAdoo
Wellington
James Bruce McAdoo
Sullivan
Sullivan Cemetery
Catherine Ostrander
E. R. Ledyard
Rochester
Ohio
Ohio House to Probe Corrupt Practices in State Department
A resolution directs the speaker to appoint a four member committee from both parties to conduct a thorough investigation of all department transactions and prior six years of auditor reports and examinations amid persistent allegations of office misconduct and improper slot machine ties and excessive loans.
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Ohio
Auditor of State
Lorain Council Seeks 8 Cent Fare for Green Line
Lorain's council will consider a resolution to set cash fare at eight cents with five tickets for 35 cents for the Green Line. The proposed rate aligns with the city norm of eight cents, though the line previously sought ten cents and had a six cent rate before. Green Line officials called the proposal satisfactory.
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Lorain
Green Line
Elyria High enrollments nearly equal by gender in February
Elyria High School reports 690 boys and 682 girls enrolled for the second semester. February attendance reached 96.32 percent with 159 tardies, and nine new students joined the school. Attendance banners went to home room 304 led by Philip Hoffman with 97.54 percent attendance and perfect punctuality.
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Elyria High School
E. D. Adams
Adams
Philip Hoffman
Washington
Cincinnati Man Dies After Stepping in Path of Train
Cincinnati on March 1 Frank Hutsel aged 59 was killed yesterday when he stepped in the path of a Baltimore and Ohio train at an intersection. The accident occurred late in the evening and authorities are investigating.
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Cincinnati
Frank Hutsel
Inauguration market surges as prices soar in New York
TOGE PRICES AR TODAY NEW YORK, March 1 The foover inauguration market gained strong momentum with trades in the first half hour totaling about 12,000,000 shares for a full session. Orders of five thousand to 35,000 shares appeared at the opening and long lines of favorites clogged the ticker as the tape lagged behind. Gains showed to 20 points, Adams Express rising to 580 a share, a weekly rise of 150.50 and 188 per share over the last two weeks.
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New York
Adams Express
February Long Month For Mayor Shows Cash Receipts Rise
The mayor's office posted February receipts totaling 1773.95 dollars, about 300 dollars more than January. Fines reached 1597.50, costs 166.80, with other receipts including soft drink licenses 180 and building permits 15. Vendor licenses and miscellaneous amounted to 9.65.
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John G. Shrock
Seven year old Howard Wood sues for injuries in accident
Howard Wood aged seven through his father N H Wood of Elyria sues R J Ryan of Cleveland for 5000 dollars for injuries from a November 21 accident on the Oberlin road near Hallworthy s. The petition claims the car struck him as he crossed the road causing permanent injuries.
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Howard Wood
N. H. Wood
Oberlin Road
Elyria
R. J. Ryan
Cleveland
Hallworthy’s
Brandenberger Sues Vucci for 3000 Over 1928 Auto Crash
J R Brandenberger of Elyria files a petition in Lorain County Court seeking 3000 damages from Steve Vucci of Lorain for injuries from a December 1928 Middle Ridge road accident. Brandenberger, changing a right tire when struck, alleges the car hit his knee causing permanent injury.
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J. R. Brandenberger
Stop 14
Yanke Avenue
Elyria
Steve Vucci
East 2Nd Street
Lorain
Middle Ridge Road
Brandenberger
Community program features varied acts and boxing display
Group singing led by McClellan opened an evening of introductions and nominations. Solo performances by Jack Griffiths and Harold Glenn and a violin solo by Carl Drusendahl were followed by musical saw and guitar numbers from Dr. C S Kelsey and Ed Campin. A juggling act by Dr. Kelsey preceded a routine by Bob Sutliffe and Noisy Page. The program closed with four rounds of boxing by Al and Dick Taylor and a bag punching exhibition by Henry Stark, Amherst.
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McClelllan
Jack Griffiths
Columbia Steel Company
Harold Glenn
Western Automatic Company
Carl Drusendahl
George Standen
C. S. Kelsey
Ed Campin
Dr. Kelsey
Bob” Sutliffe
Page
Wellington
Dick Taylor
Henry Stark
Amherst
Hadji Title for Muslims Who Made the Pilgrimage
A Hadji was the title given to any Mohammedan who completed the pilgrimage to Mecca. The term signifies a person who fulfilled one of Islam's five pillars and earned respect in many communities.
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Mecca
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Olds
Blue Bird
Court Street
W. B. Tucker
Elyria Attorney
E. A
Gontinns
Lorain Council
Frankie Stelio
Dimke
Grafton
Lewis
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