Democrats Move to Pass Three Bill Packages in Senate
Washington prospects of an early veto rise as Democrats push three measures through the Senate. The Democratic Tariff reform plan, the 750000000 Wagner road aid bill, and the Hale Navy expansion bill face Republican priority, while Hoover indicates no public stance yet.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Harmory
Senate
Tarif Commission
Wagner
Hale
Firemen Save Worker From Gas Poisoning In Elyria
Albert Wirth of 122 Winckles street gas exposure while cleaning carbon dioxide lines left him unresponsive. Elyria firefighters used artificial respiration for 20 minutes before he breathed again, with Dr. Hancock treating him at Elyria Clinic. Three coworkers also exposed recovered after fresh air.
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Elyria
Albert Wirth
Winckles Street
Wirth
Elyria Magnesium Products Company
West River Street
R. W. Hancock
Elyria Clinic
Dr. Hancock
HST
Daugherty
Harry Osborne
George Paul
CG. W. Hudson
E. P. Meschke
William Pitkin
HE. J. Urias
Candidacy filings for county primary near deadline
The election board awaits petitions for the county primary by March 11. Candidates face filing costs from 9.10 to 24.85 dollars plus 0.15 for recording. Competition is strongest for commissioner and sheriff, with about 30 petitions circulated and only seven filed so far.
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Board of Election
Mary Seward
Election Board
Sieeaperts
Board of Elections
Alfred E Smith Seeks Massachusetts Presidential Primary Entry
Alfred E Smith authorized filing his name in the Massachusetts presidential primary. The action marks his campaign move as he aims to compete in the March primary setting.
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Boston
Alfred E Smith
Massachusetts
Open Bids For Sanatorium Trails Dam Work
Bids for shrubbery sidewalks and dam construction at the tuberculosis sanatorium are to be received today by the county building commission. The commission will evaluate and let contracts. The dam will block the stream through the ravine to improve the scenic surroundings. Bids open at 1:00 p.m.
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County Building Commission
Ditch Hearing Set for Avonis Improvement Project
A hearing on the Dechant ditch improvement in Avonis will be held in the county commissioner's office on March 22. The commission announced the meeting to review proposed work and funding.
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Avonis
County Conisionery
Nickel Plate Reopens Shops in Conneaut Lima and Frankfort
Approximately 550 workers are to return as Nickel Plate Railroad reopens its shops in Conneaut Lima and Frankfort. Officials announce the 10 day order may extend if business improves. In Conneaut about 53 workers have been at work for 10 days and about 200 more will resume today.
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Conneaut. O
Nickel Plate Railroad
Conneaut
Lima
Frankfort
Mowry Announces Candidacy for Lorain County Sheriff
L J Mowry of 113 Charles Court Elyria announces Republican bid for Lorain County sheriff in the May 14 primary. A longtime resident in retail and home goods, he has worked in Wickens and Merthe companies and now with Montgomery Ward in Lorain. He is married with two school-age children and well known countywide.
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L J. Mowry
Charles Court Elyria
Lorain County
Mowry
Elyria
Lorain
Wickens Company
Co. Merthe
Montgomery Ward and Company
Rade
Japan Faces Tough Dilemma in War Task
Foreign observers visiting the front say Japan faces an almost insurmountable tactical problem. They estimate Japan must absorb about 18600 casualties to make peace proposals possible, noting Chinese trenches and machine gun nests behind fortified towns.
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Shanghai
Troit
Japan
Shinkawa
United Press
Chapel
Jurors Report But No Court Is Held
Lorain county court slowed by no cases as nineteen jurors went home with 53 dollars each. Jurors reported at 9:01 am and left an hour later after being told to return tomorrow. Assignment commissioner CC Jackson cited absence of plaintiffs and principal witnesses and a request to bring a criminal case before Judge A R Webber who is home ill.
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Lorain
CC Jackson
A R Webber
Aviation talk at Young Men's Club in Elyria
Otto Greene of the Guardianair Corporation spoke on aviation safety and the club heard about his invention to increase flying safety. Miss Ethyl B Ryan from the Secretary of State's office presented a safety campaign now under way in Elyria schools and urged support for the statewide drive.
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Young Men’s Club
WW. C. A
Otto Greene
Guardianair Corporation
Ethyl B Ryan
Secretary of
Clarence J Brown
Elyria
Sane
Secretary of States
Japanese air raids hit Shanghai rail yards amid heavy fighting
Japanese airplanes dropped 17 bombs on the Markham Road Railway yards injuring lines into Shanghai Nanking and threatening to destroy them. Heavy shelling continued with Chinese defenses firing back from Hongchew Park Kiangwan and Earth Station while Ta zang village remained contested and the Chapei area burned through the night.
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United Press
Shanghai
Markham Road
Shanghai-Nanking
Hongchew Park
Kiangwan
Tazang
Bonds Received For Signatures On County Bonds
County commissioners received a large set of bonds this morning totaling 49 750 dollars for a tuberculosis sanatorium project. Each of the 404 bonds requires the signature of every commissioner once and the county auditor twice before issuance. They will be returned to wartime companies on Thursday.
China demands compensation in final Shanghai settlement
Dr Han ling Yen says China will demand reparations for unwarranted destruction of lives and property in the Shanghai area as part of any final solution. He notes that withdrawal of troops may form the basis for a truce but not a complete settlement of the crisis. He stresses the case involves both governments and calls for full compensation and Manchurian questions to be addressed.
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Washington
Marco
Shanghai
Handling Yen
Charde d
Legation
United Press Today
Yen
Geneva
China
Japan
Dr. Yen
Chapei
Japan Accepts League Round Table Plan on Shanghai
Tokyo reports Japan agrees to a League of Nations round table with China to end Shanghai hostilities. Foreign Minister Yoshizawa says proposal does not conflict with policy. Four points include participants and no territorial gains, protection of settlements, and local authority conditions for ceasefire.
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Tokio
League of Nations
China
Japan
Shanghai
Foreign Office
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Geneva
Sijughal
Four Point Peace Proposal Outlined for Truce
Majur Wu Teh-Chen of Shanghai outlined a four point peace plan for submission to Japan seeking reparations for bombing damage and a truce during talks. The proposal was viewed as possible to gain immediate attention amid limited contact with the Chinese Nationalist government.
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United Press
Shanghai
Wu Teh-Chen
19Th Route Army
Shangha
Senate probe to extend into bear raiding and bull market ops
Chairman Norbeck said the Senate Banking committee favors widening its inquiry beyond short selling. The panel would examine bull market operations preceding the stock market crash, despite administration push to limit the focus to bear raiding and price declines.
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Washington
Norbeck
Senate Banking Committee
Congress urged full cash payment to ex service men
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma urged immediate cash payment of Adjusted Service Certificates. The bill would require payment at Federal Reserve Banks at face value and deduct outstanding loans from the due amount.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Federal Reserve Banks
House Wet Bloc Secures Vote On 18th Amendment Change
The House wet bloc collected the final required 145 signatures to resubmit the 18th amendment modification. The Beck-Linthicum plan to return liquor regulation to the states will be brought to the House on March 14 after five days on Speaker Garner's desk.
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Washington
Mar
House
Garner
Warships to take part in Pacific coast maneuvers
Washington March 1 141 U S warships will concentrate off the Pacific coast this month to engage in a mock warfare exercise. The fleet will attack and defend California seaports as battle ships attempt to gain a foothold against a scouting force.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Pacific
California
Lame Duck Resolution Approved by House
The Norris Lame Duck resolution to fix the gap between congressional elections and seating was approved. The conference report sets Congress to meet January 3 and the presidential term to begin January 20.
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Washington
Congress
House
Distribution of 40,000,000 Bushels Wheat Aid Bill Passes
Washington March 1 The House Agriculture committee reported favorably on a bill to distribute 40,000,000 bushels of Farm Board wheat to relieve distressed families. Proposals include a ceasefire, mutual withdrawal of troops from Shanghai under neutral observers, and reparations for China. Japan seeks similar arrangements.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee Today
Farm Board
Ohio Hoover delegates list includes Taft and Garfield sons
The Columbus dispatch lists eleven Hoover delegates at large with notable individuals such as State Senator Robert Taft of Cincinnati and James Garfield of Mentor among the big eleven. Also named are Arthur Garford as a second choice, plus other at large and alternate at large candidates including Walter Brown selections. Some district delegates remain undecided, including two Cleveland delegates and one Toledo alternate.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hoover
Cleveland
Toledo
Walter F. Brown
Washington
Brown
Arthur L. Garford
Elyria
Garford
Calvin Coolidge
Simeon D. Fess
Yellow Springs
Republican National Committee
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Willis
BE. W. Edwards
Cincinnati
Wilma Sinclai le van
Steubenville
Robert A. Taft
William Howard Taft
James. Garfield
James A. Garfield
Joseph R. Nutt
Cloveland
Wkatharine Kennedy Brown
Darton
Gertrude L Hanna
J. A. Chew
Xena
Thomas & Farrell
Louis B. Fauver
Elsrtas Sire
Genevieve Hoadley
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