Five Die In Russelton House Fire Near Tarentum
Five people died when a second floor blaze trapped a family in Russelton near Tarentum. The victims included Frank Daniels and his wife and three children under ten. a fourth child Julia suffered a leg fracture leaping from a window. Jacky stayed with a married sister. Firemen blamed an overheated stove on the first floor for the deadly blaze. neighbors believed the family had all escaped.
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Tarentum
Russelton
Frank Daniels
Mary
Frank Jr
Patrick
Julia
Jacky
Lucy
Elyrians Back Bus Service Expansion
Elyria sees early support for the new Elyria Coach Company as buses replace street cars. Roy Burnett reports high Sunday ridership and revenue surpassing 300 dollars, with plans for a fourth bus and more routes if demand continues. The city ranks low in riding habit, but optimism grows for improved service.
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Elyrians
Gen
Elyria Coach Company
Roy Burnett
Burnett
Tom Marsh
Lake Avenue
Marsh
Pr-Ce
Elyria
Ohio Snow Flurries Forecast with Little Temperature Change
Weather outlook across Ohio calls for cloudy skies with snow flurries tonight and in the east on Wednesday. General conditions are favorable to unsettled weather with minimal temperature shifts, and no major changes expected in the near term.
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Ohio
Bonus Suit Hearing Extended In Bethlehem Steel Case
Newark March 3 hearing on the minority stockholders suit to undo bonuses totaling 36 million dollars paid to directors and officers was continued for one week by Vice Chancellor John A. Backes. Defense counsel sought the delay and withheld reasons, with agreement from minority stockholders' attorneys.
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Newark
N. J
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
John A. Backes
Defense
Barber Board Bills Advance in Senate Committee
March 3 Columbus reporter notes the senate committee on health recommended passage of bills to create a barber and hairdresser examination board. Appointments come from the Governor, members earn ten dollars daily in session, and licenses will carry fees for barbers hairdressers and manicurists.
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Columbus
Senate Committee On Health Today
Capper Bill Halted in Senate Action
Washington March 3 The Senate laid the Capper bill aside without a vote during consideration of related measures to pass with unanimous consent. The move effectively killed the proposal to limit foreign crude oil imports and products.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover signs wage law for government projects nation wide
President Hoover signed a bill mandating on government construction projects that contractors pay the highest prevailing wage scale in the communities where work occurs. The measure aims to standardize pay across regions and ensure fair wages on federal jobs.
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Washington
Hoover
State to tax cigarets and tobaccos in new measure
Columbus, March 3. Ohio's special legislative tax committee prepared a draft proposing a one cent tax on every ten cigarets and a 10 percent levy on retail cigar and tobacco prices. It would lower retail and wholesale license fees to boost tax revenue, with annual tobacco and cigaret sales estimated at 80 million dollars. The panel also discussed taxing intangible property, notably bank deposits, at a flat daily average rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
Wellington Bay Finds Gold In Barn
Robert Squires, 18, of Penfield, finds ten dollar gold piece in a barn on the old Starr homestead, leading to discovery of more gold totaling about 100 dollars. Mystery remains over how the money arrived at the site.
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Wellington
Robert Squires
Florence Squires
Penfield
Starr Homestead
Vets in Elyria rush loans as 600 applications filed
Six hundred veterans loan applications totaling over 300000 have been sent from Elyria to Cleveland regional office of the Veterans Bureau. Edgar Herzog, Lorain county service officer for the American Legion, says 14 checks totaling about 7000 have been issued with more arriving daily. The rush caused long lines at the Legion home. about 100 applications were filed yesterday.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Veterans’ Bureau
Edgar Herzog
Lorain
American Legion
Herzog
Senate
Hoover
Lorain County
Weckerly Named Chief Engineer At Lorain Works
A. E. Weckerly, formerly construction engineer for the National Tube Company in Pittsburgh, is appointed chief engineer of the Lorain Works. He succeeds George T. Snyder, who moved to Pittsburgh. Weckerly’s appointment is effective March 1.
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Joe Matovich
East 32Nd Street
Lorain
S.J. George
O. P. Davia
Fred Hemelery
Weckerly
A. E. Weckerly
National Tube Company
Pittsburgh
Lorain Works
E. W. Brown
George T. Snyder
Lawsuit seeks 10000 for alleged car injuries
Howard Chernoff and Lorin filed a suit for 10000 alleging injuries from a collision while riding in the car of Stanley Goldsmith. The accident occurred near Streetsboro Ohio on October 12.
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Howard Chernoff
Lorin
Stanley Goldsmith
Lorain
Streetsboro
Blast Wrecks Youngstown Lincoln Theatre
A blast rocked the Lincoln theatre in Youngstown Ohio early today throwing a score from beds and shattering windows. Damage is estimated at 30000 with police naming an arson mob as likely responsible and arrests expected. A nearby girl briefly lost the power of speech amid debris spread over 75 feet. The theatre owner Michael Moran had closed it the prior night noting no audience. Gas odors were detected by firemen and a labor dispute at the theatre was reportedly settled.
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Youngstown
Lincoln Theatre
Michael Moran
Unemployed group disrupts New York Assembly session
An unemployed committee was ejected from the New York State Assembly in Albany when their leader interrupted the journal reading and demanded relief. The chamber was crowded as the disturbance unfolded during the session.
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Albany
N. Y
Legislature
Jack Johnstone
New York City
Johnstone
McKinnies
Emma
Rollins
Capitol
Maj Gen Jadwin flood control expert dies in Panama City
Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin retired chief of the army engineering corps and Canal Zone reformer died at Gorgas Hospital from cerebral hemorrhage after being stricken while planning a Nicaragua canal survey. He led the Jadwin Plan costing 325.6 million and later chaired the Federal Power Commission. He was born in 1865 and West Point graduate.
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Panama City
Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineering Corps
Interocean Canal Board
Gorgas Hospital
Ancon
Nicaragua
New York
Mihiel
West Point
United States
Canal Zone
Congress
Sen. Jadwin
Federal Power Commission
Jadwin
Honesdale
Lafayette College
Jean Laubach
Thay
Charlotte
Thomas G. Hearn
Cornelius G. Jadwin
England
France
County Seeks Bids On County Supplies Today
County commissioners will open bids at 2 P M for county supplies for the year. They stated they do not know the number of items or total expenditure expected, indicating uncertainty about the scope and cost of the procurement.
Fall Of Gavel Tomorrow Ends Long Congress Careers
Washington reports the 71st congress will adjourn tomorrow, sending many veterans into retirement. Ninety-two members, including Senator J Thomas Heflin and Dean Senator Furnifold Simmons, depart, with 14 senators not returning. House veterans also exit, among them Crampton, Hudson, Dempsey, and Elliot, with three under indictment and several women bloc members leaving.
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Congress
Washington
Mar
Bouss
Senate
J. Thomas Heflin
Dem. Ala
Palm Beach
Furnifold M. Simmons
Dem
N. C
South Carolina
Cole E. Blease
South
Alfred E. Smith
Lawrence
C. Phipps
Colo
Frederick H. Gillett
Maas
Joseph BE. Ransdell
House
Michigan
Louis C. Crampton
Grant M. Hudson
Wallace C. Dempsey
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Richard N. Elliot
Public Buildings Committee
Edward KE. Denison
Frederick N. Zihlman
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Katherine W. Langley
Pear
Peden Oldfield
Ark
Oberlin Girl Wins Slogan for Route 20
Frances Alger of Oberlin won the Route 20 slogan contest with The Arrow Route as the name and slogan for the Boston to Yellowstone highway. The committee chose her design from thousands of entries, noting strong submissions from Elyria Oberlin Fremont and Bellevue with Norwalk students sending in a package. The Arrow Route Red Arrow will symbolize the east west highway extending Boston to Yellowstone via Elyria Oberlin Norwalk Bellevue Fremont.
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Bellevue
Boston
Rockies
Yellowstone National Park
Elyria
Oberlin
Norwalk
Fremont
Route 20 Association
Frances Alger
Miss Alger
Oberlin College
Otto K. Mischka
L. C. Mart
Perrysburg
Ohio
J. E. Wise
Union Bank of Bellavus
Hayes
United States
Garfield
Mentor
Cleveland
Herrick
Elyrian
Myron T. Herrick
France
William Graves Sharp
Helena
Heaven
New England
Cleveland Links Rackets to Potter Murder Case
Cleveland investigators tied racketeers to Pittsburgh underworld figure known as Pittsburgh Hymie Martin in the Potter murder probe. Long distance calls from Cleveland to Pittsburgh centers traced Jan 2 9 to Feb 3, linking Akron Mary and other figures to the slaying of former councilman William E. Potter amid city land scandal fallout.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Hymie” Mertin
William E. Potter
Potter
Dormont
Four Brothers
Pennsylvania
Martin
Rackatesra
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Akron
Fred C. Alber
Columbus
Liston G. Schooley
Schooley
L. G. Schooley Jr
Albet
Ohio
Schooley Sr
Aller
Schoaley Sr
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Classified ad copy shows lower rates and proof of press
A fragmented chronicle of promotional classified text asserts lower rates and proof of press engagement. It emphasizes selling theChronietes Telegram and working for the reader, with emphasis on timing and daily job suitability.
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