Government funds in doubt amid budget impasse
Washington officials warned that a $93,060,000 deficiency bill to fund government operations until July 1 may not be enacted. President Coolidge plans no extra session, while Treasury sees delays to the public building program and possible army enlistment suspensions through July. Back pay would follow once a new appropriation is approved.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Elgy
Treasury Department
Treasury
Radio Commission
War on Corn Borer Urged as Farmers Prepare
Columbus Ohio March 11 Now is the time for farmers to rally against the corn borer says Charles V Juax state director of agriculture. An emergency $200000 appropriation is approved to tap a $10000000 federal grant. Farmers may earn up to two dollars per acre for eradication work with four main methods listed and cleanup of last year’s damage due by May 1.
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Columbus
Charles V‘juax
Court martial focuses on Captain Timmerman speech
In Columbus Ohio on March 5 a court martial hearing examined Captain Donald Timmerman chaplain of the officers reserve corps. Colonel A M Shipp recommended discharge arguing Timmerman opposed to the WROTC and RC. Timmerman said free speech is vital and only opposed compulsory features of the reserve organization.
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R. C
Timmerman
Tan arrested on assault charge pays costs and fine suspended
Gus Kohler of Youngstown was riding with a Detroit freight truck when a premary dispute led to an alleged fight with C. G. Myers. Myers suffered a black eye and eye injury. Kohler pled guilty at arraignment and was fined $10 and costs, the fine suspended if costs are paid.
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Tan
Gus Kohler
Youngstown
Deroit
C. G. Myers
Itfa
Myers
Myra
Court of Justice George
Kohler
Gerrymander Bill Shifts Lorain County in Senate Districts
A Senate gerrymander proposal by Senator Price aims to place Lorain County with Huron Sandusky Erie Seneca and Wood counties in a new thirteenth district while cutting Lorain and Portage from the current area. The plan would make Summit and Medina the fourteenth district and link Portage with Wayne Stark Holmes and Tuscarawas. The measure cleared the Federal Relations Committee.
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Senate
Lorain County
Huron
Sandusky
Erie, Seneca and Wood CO
Price
Akron
Lorain
Portage
Summit
Medina
Erie
Seneca
Wood Counties
Lucas County
Toledo
Portage County
Wayne, Stark, Holmes
Tuscarawas
Federal Relations Committee
Green pledges labor leader backs AFL amid coal strike fears
William Green former Mine Workers of America president pledged AFL support for miners beside whom he worked. He warned of a possible strike when the Jacksonville agreement expires March 31 and opposed U S intervention in Mexico. Also, Mrs Hattie Joslin sued Frederick M Potter for 10000 damages over a Cleveland Sandusky road collision injuring her and causing facial injury and lip paralysis.
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Columbus
William Green
Coshocton
American Federation of Labor
Miami
Labor Federation
United Press
Bul Green
Mine Workers of America
Labor
National Labor Affairs
Jacksonville
Mexico
Nica-ragua
A. FP. L
Hattie Joslin
Vermilion
Frederick M. Potter
Sandusky
Cleveland
Sunnyside
Mra. Joslin
Potter
Freighter Caho Hatteras Burns Fire Leaves 40 Seamen Safe
Forty seamen were forced to abandon ship when the Spanish liner Ybana line freighter Caho Hatteras burned 120 miles from New York. They were rescued and aboard the Nate Torres of the same line, which stood by to salvage the burned hulk.
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New York
Zoning Plans Considered By Bisra Board of Trade
The Bisra Board of Trade zoning committee met to advance a temporary zoning ordinance until the city planning commission finalizes a long term plan. They aim to bring John Jhlder from the civic development department and national planning circles to Elyria for advisory talks with the city planning commission and local zoning groups.
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Bisra Board of Trade
City Planning Commission
John Jhlder
Civic Development Department
United States Chamber of Commerca
National City Planning Commission
Elyria
Elyria Board of Trade
Chemicals explode wreck prohibition lab injuring two
An explosion in the prohibition laboratory of the treasury department in Washington injured two employees and wrecked a room. In Cleveland Ohio Martin Fat, 29, was killed after contacting a high tension wire while atop a pole at Cols Steel Company during repairs.
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Prohibition LA
Washington
Prohibition Laboratory
Treasury Department
Kidlen Cleveland
Martin Fat
Cols Steel Company
Fat
Four Marines Reported Killed in Nicaragua
Los Angeles shipping circles circulated unconfirmed reports that four U S Marines were killed in the Nicaraguan revolution. Passengers on the Panama liner Venezuela relayed stories of Chinandega bombardment and looting with hundreds killed. No official confirmation was available.
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Los Angeles
U. S
Venezuela
Corinto
C. Bernheim
Octavio Navas
United States
Plage Tornado Death Toll Climbs to 600
Capetown reports a cyclone wrecking Port on the Indian Ocean island of Madagascar with Malta harbor injuries estimated around 500. Wireless dispatches say the cyclone damaged harbor buildings and small craft as of March 5.
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Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Capetown
South Africa
Tamatave
Two More Bodies Recovered From Cape Cod Waters
Two bodies were recovered today near Chatham by the Cape Cod coast guard after the schooner Montclair broke up off Orleans. The victims are unidentified and the tragedy left five lives lost.
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Cape Cod
Orleans
Maas
Montclair
Four Accused of Taking Liquor From Warehouse
Chicago report states four men siphoned over 156000 dollars worth of pre war whisky from a government bonded warehouse in the past two days. The arrestees named include William Klondike ODonnell James Fur Sammons John Barry and John Baris. Six others escaped during the arrests.
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Chicago
William “Klondike O'Donnell
McSwiggen
Cicero
James “‘Fur" Sammons
Baltimore
Sonneborn Tailoring
Cantonese Move Targets Soochow Amid Chinese Front Shifts
March 5 dispatch reports Cantonese forces diverting from Sunkiang to drive on Soochow north of Sunkilang while Wukiang is said captured. Soochow lies between Shanghai and Nanking as Nationalists try to sever links. Chang Chung Ghang and allied Shanghai defenses face new Cantonese pressure. British posts in the seaport reinforce with machine guns and sandbags as protest over foreign actions subsides.
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Shangitai
Sunkiang
Soochow
Sunkilang
Wukiang
Shanghai
Nanking
Chang Chung Ghang
Chen Dao-Yuan
Chang Tso-Lin
Chen Ting-Yueh
Anhui
Chang Chung-Chang
Chang Tso-bin
Briish
Ttallam
Shanghai Labor Unions Plan General Strike Amid Cantonese Push
March 5 Shanghai labor unions sympathizing with Cantonese aims announced plans to resume a general strike as southern forces advance. A pamphlet urged workers to strike and secure concessions from defeated northern troops, prompting police coverage. The earlier strike had been canceled after days of business disruption.
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London
Shanghai
Daily News
Gaid
Break Between U.S. and Mexico Seen Inevitable
Washington reports indicate a likely U S Mexican break unless Calles government makes major concessions. State department accuses Mexican laws of confiscation and supporting opposing movements here and in Nicaragua. Officials deny war talk but warn embargo could be used as a test.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Calles
State Department
Department
Nicaragua
Coolidee
Five Generations in LaGrange Family Portrait
The photograph features five generations living in LaGrange. The eldest, Mrs. Harrison Cragin, is 90 as of February 2. Her daughter Mrs. Franke Foster turns 69 on March 24. The third generation includes Mrs. John Giff aged 49 on January 18. Mrs. Myles Spicer is 27 as of November 12, 1926, and her son Cliff Cragin Spicer is two years old on February 16.
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LaGrange
Harrison Cragin
Franke Foster
John Giff
Myles Spicer Wis
Cliff Cragin Spicer Wasi
Western Reserve President Addresses Men's Clubs Federation
W R U president Dr Robert J Vinson spoke at a Federation of Men’s Clubs banquet in the Methodist church district, arguing education owes both state and church. He traced education from medieval chapel roots to modern denominational schooling and urged cooperation between church and state.
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Men’s Clubs Federation
Obert J. Vineson
Western Reserve University
Vinson
United States
Harch
Dr Vinson
Monka
Hehojastiewstz
Philosophicat Theolerys
Missing Uruguayan plane found off West Africa
An official telegram from Agadir to the French government states the missing Uruguayan trans Atlantic plane, which disappeared days ago on the Casablanca to Canary Islands route, has been found about 100 kilometers northeast of Cape Juby, West Africa.
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Paris
Marth
Agadir
West Africa
Casablanca
Cape Juby
Weat Afrida
Boilers Explode in Pa Factory. One Killed, One Injured
In Braver Falls Pennsylvania on March 5 two boilers at Fallston Fire Clay Co. exploded. Paul Pesala the assistant factory foreman was killed by flying metal. C Moliwich aged 42 was burned by escaping steam.
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Braver Falls
Fallston Fire Clay Co
Paul Pesala
C. Moliwich
Rebels Open Fresh Uprising Against Spain in Tangier Area
London papers report renewed revolt in Fosfan territory near Tangier and Tetuan. Bet Aros and Bentider tribes allegedly massacred a Spanish work party two miles from Tetuan, with Doewhala tribesmen ambushing Spaniards near Tetuán. Heavy artillery sounded along the Tangier Tetuan route as tribes prepare further attacks.
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London
Spain
Fosfan
Tangier
Morecto
Bet Aros
Bentider
Tetnan
Westminister Gazette
Daily News
Tefnan
Tangier-Tetuan
Duele
Attorney General Rules Hundreds Illegal Paroles In Ohio
Columbus March 5. Attorney General Turner ruled that about six hundred prisoners were illegally released from Ohio penal institutions by the state clemency board and prison authorities. Paroles were granted before minimum sentences set by the courts, which is forbidden by the 1921 minimum sentence act. The clemency board chair Price Russell estimated several hundred had been paroled under this interpretation. The ruling states the board lacks authority to release a prisoner until he serves the minimum duration of the sentence. Continued on Page 2.
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Columbus
Severn Hundred
Ohin
State Board of Clemency and
Turner
Iam
Price Russell
Clemency Board
Board of Clemency
Ohio
Givan
Clinton County
Thomas
Final Open Forum Meeting Sunday by Norman Thom
The last Myria Open Forum of the year features Norman Thom discussing Unsolved Problems of Peace at 3:00 PM Sunday in First Methodist Church Elyria. Thom will also address the Cleveland Heights Forum Club before arriving in Elyria, noted as a prominent and skilled speaker.
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Norman Thomas
Myria
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Thomas
Cleveland Heights
Steamer Hollywood Ablaze Off Coast
The Steamer Hollywood of the McCormick line is afire six hundred miles south of Los Angeles. The blaze rages in Number 3 hold and a shelter deck but is expected to be confined to those quarters. The Steamer Utacarbon stands by to assist if needed. Hollywood is en route from Balboa to coast ports.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hollywood
McCormick Line
Los Angeles
Marine Exchange
Utacarbon
Balboa
Weather outlook for the coming week in the Ohio Valley
The period March 7 to 12 forecast calls for light rain or snow in the Ohio Valley with a Monday rush and midweek general rains. Temperatures are expected to be normal or slightly above average most of the week. In GQALION Frederick Jacobs 85 was killed after being struck by an engine at the Big Four railroad yards where he worked as a switchman.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Gqalion
Frederick Jacobs
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