Arrest Man In Theft Of Tools At City Docks
H E Vibber, a New York Central Railroad detective, arrested William O Neil of Chicago early this morning at the coal docks as he attempted to steal a large bundle of carpenter tools and flee on a train. O Neil admits involvement with three others, facing burglary and larceny arraignment Friday. Police list missing items from a Longford Street house under construction, including saws planes and chisels, with more tools believed taken by the other suspects.
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H. E. Vibber
New York
Gentral Railroad
Vibber
Wibber
William O'Neil
Chicago
O'Neil
Longford Street
Arthur Getz
Ed. Green
Mutt and Jeffs Honeymoon at Rialto Theatre
The new two act six scene comedy Mutt and Jeffs Honeymoon featuring Nat Leroy music arrives at Rialto Theatre for a matinee and evening show on Tuesday March 12. The production promises immense merriment with 25 exclusive song hits and tops prior entries in the and popular pair’s adventures.
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Mutt
Jeff
Rialto Theater
Nat Leroy
Matt and
Twain
Three Girls Reported Missing in Fairview Ohio
Three eleven year old girls from Fairview were reported missing to Elyria police. Descriptions were issued and officers asked to watch for them as they may have left with a Chrysler or Chevrolet. Names given include Helen Meulhauser, Rene Smith, and Mildred Aultman with listed addresses on West 217th and West 219th streets.
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Fairview
Ohio
Elyria
Joecken
Helen Meulhauser
West 217Th Street
Rene Smith
West 219Th Street
Mildred Aultman
Cars damaged in Lodi Street crash near Aurora Apartments
Pete Dietrick of 517 Dewey Avenue drove west on Lodi Street and hit a parked sedan owned by E. C. Decker in front of the Aurora Apartments. Dietrick said the parked car had no lights and he did not see it until impact. Front of Dietrick’s car and the parked car’s tail light and fender were damaged.
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Lodi Street
Aurora Apartments
Pete Dietrick
Dewey Avenue
E. C. Decker
Dietrick
Woman 79 Chooses Salvage Voyage For Treasure Hunt
Mrs Emma K Rowson age 79 seeks Navy ok to sail aboard a salvage ship off the Virginia Capes to recover a 6 million dollar treasure including Empress Charlotte emeralds from the Merida wreck. Her undersea eyes device, patented in 1923, would aid the expedition led by Chief Boatswain Ernest Carl Becker of the Cape May Coast Guard Base.
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Haddenfied
N. J
United States Navy
Virginia Capes
Emma K. Snyder Rowson
Rowson
Navy Department
U. S. S. Maryland
Ernest Carl Becker
U. S. Coast Guard
Cape May
Mexico
Merida
Admiral Farragut
Becker
Coast Guard
Shoes needed for bride in HI Y wedding
Senior HI Y club seeks size 14 women’s shoes for a staged wedding comedy titled “Womanness Wedding” at the Birlla High School auditorium Friday night. William “Tiny” Anderson, 260 pounds, would play the groom. organizers ask any woman with size 14 footwear to lend them for the event to complete costumes and ensure the nuptials proceed.
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William “Tiny” Anderson
H-Y Boys
Wayne Liggett
Coors
S. C
Jona R. Siexkinen
Birrla High Echoe Audiorium
Floriet’s
Sieo Dees
Taixing Time Showreels Surgeon Operation in Color
Taixing Time presents a color footage showing a surgeon performing an operation and reproducing his voice, a lecture on the technique that has drawn praise in New York for its clarity and educational value.
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New York
Elyria Rifle Club Shoot Results and Next Event
The Elyria Rifle and Fistol Club held a Wednesday night shoot with several strong scores. In prone, Lord, Doughberty and Moore tied at 199 of 300, while pistol entrants drew notable participation. The next shoot is set for next Wednesday at City Hall with Haserodt trophy on the line and Lori Rain as the opponent.
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Elsria Rifle and Fistol Club
Lord
Doughberty
Moore
Ehooters
City Hall
Lorain
Ecseennees Mootq
Ee Wise
Sassmanbousea Drager
W. Blair
R. Holden Johnson Krebs
M. Blair
Moulder Raddy
Oberlin to Improve Sewer System and Drainage Plan
Oberlin village council approved first reading of a sewer user tax plan based on water use to lower taxes by about 5.50 per 100 valuation, with November 1, 1929 as start and February 1, 1930 as first payment. The council also moved to straighten Plum Creek, convert an open golf course ditch to a tile drain, and secure right of way for drainage work. Basketball results include Oberlin Commerce beating Ton Ton with a 29-8 score. varsity season ended with a 36-20 loss to Mt. Union. A notable art display features Ennor Merrill’s chintzes and Indo-Persian prints. An athletic festival is set for March 15 at Oberlin High School. Funeral services for A W McIntosh are scheduled tomorrow evening.
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Oberlin
Golf Association
Ennor Merrill
New York
Em Authority
United States
Christophene Philippe Obertampé
Oberlin High School
Hist School Athletic Associaton
Oberiin High School
Johory Atkins
Lars Wagner
Holden
Oberlin Resident McIntosh Remembered for Public Service
McIntosh, longtime Oberlin resident for over 25 years, moved here from Youngstown, Ohio, in search of better education for his four children. Survived by all four, with eldest daughter Elizabeth traveling from California for the funeral. All children attended Oberlin College. McIntosh was active in village affairs and served on the village council for years.
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NcItosh
Oberlin
Youngstown
Ohio
Elizabeth
California
Ober- Hin College
McIntosh
Ohio Wind Ravages Cities and Farmlands Across Region
A severe wind and snowstorm battered northern and eastern Ohio causing extensive damage. Highways blocked by wind torn branches, telegraph poles and windows shattered, and thousands of telephones put out of service. The Ohio River rose rapidly near Portsmouth while ports and waterfronts faced flooding and unroofed buildings. Eighty inch winds disrupted traffic from Lima to Toledo and beyond with power and communications severely affected.
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Edward Vanaburgh
Lima
Mahoning Valley
Skinsman
Indiana
Columbus
Eastern Traction
Springfield
Mechanicsburg
Dayton
Ohio
Toledo
Nt. Vernon
Wiliam Parker
Mt. Vernor
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Orwell
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Pickaway County
Citizens Telephone Company
Masonic Temple
Circleville
Mercantile
Williemsport
Amezon Clark
Asaville
James Wickersimer
Robtown
Logan
Hocking
Marysville
Fairfield County
Ailllersport
W. D. Wimble
Portsmouth
Todeyr
Ohio River
Portsmouth Sand and Gravel Company
Seloto River
West Side
Leashire
Portsmorth
Widow led female state after tribal ambush decree
Widows of a slain sythian tribe formed a female state in response to an ambush that killed all the men, declaring matrilineal rule and decrying remarriage as servitude.
Domestic Trouble Patchs Up After Coffee Quarrel
Vincent Rumph 61 of East avenue appeared in police court with a plea for coffee and a return to work. Mayor Hewitt dismissed the disorderly conduct charge after domestic friction with his wife was aired and settled in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Rumph
East Avenue
Police Standard
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Rumph
Mayor Hewitt
Staskard
Miller Gives Interesting Figures
Henry Miller secretary of the Lorain County Automobile Club cites American Automobile Association data on buses and highways. He notes 92 000 buses nationwide and 615 000 miles of improved roads, with schools, street railways and railroads using large shares. He mentions bus operations growing into national transport and possible federal state regulation with Interstate Commerce Commission appeal.
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Henry Miller
Lorain County Automobile Club
Miller
American Automobile Association
Willer
Interstate Commerce Commission
City hit by blast damage and downed signs and trees
A blast damaged a City building window on the third floor and tore down a West Bridge street advertising sign. Glass panels at Har Lepper Motor Sales and Taber Ice Cream were blown in, two large signs at Auto Paint Shop were blown down, and a police squad repaired the damage after 1:30 am. Several large limbs felled by the blast and a mising March lamb reported citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orkmen
West Bridge Street
Har- Lepper Motor Sales Company
Taber Ice Cream Company
Lodi Street
Loop
Divorce action over neglect and cruelty in common pleas
Ella Ramah Young sues Laford B. Young in common pleas court citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty as grounds. They were married in July 192% and have no children. respondents report minimal support of two dollars weekly for expenses.
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Ella Ramah Young
Laford B. Young
Common Pleas Court
Stolen 1925 Ford Coupe Reported on Chapel Street
A 1925 model Ford coupe was reported stolen from Chapel Street late yesterday afternoon. The owner is Thelma Hollis Ey ria, R. D. 5. The car contained a pair of black oxfords at the time of theft. Police were notified.
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Chapel Street
Thelma Hollis
Eyria, R. D. 5
Markets and grain quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis
Market reports show lower Chicago butter and eggs prices with firmer firings in some grades, mixed potato movements, and steady to soft wheat corn oats and barley values across regions. Minneapolis and Toledo grain quotes list declines in flour and oats, with No. 1 northern wheat around $1.19 to $1.20 and corn near 90 cents.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Timothy
Minneapolis
Toledo
Farm relief and tariff plans debated in Congress
The campaign to consider farm relief and tariff revision moves forward with Senate sponsor Senator Borah. Aims to finish extra session by July if possible, but tariff broadening may extend it. Hoover suggests a federal farm board, tariff adjustments for farmers, and cooperative marketing. House plans farm relief first while Senate advances relief measures alongside tariff talks.
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Borah
Idaho
Senate
Federal Farm Board
Hoover
Tilson
House
Watson
Indiana
White House
Fire damages store and ice cream parlor on first floor
Firefighters battled a basement blaze that spread through ice and water damage to the ice cream parlor store room and office. Estimated losses exceed one thousand dollars as flames were brought under control after a hard fight. The fire’s origin is undetermined.
Anti Masonic Party Gains Power in Western New York 1827
An anti Masonic party organized in Western New York in 1827 rose to prominence in American politics during the early 1830s, shaping regional and national political dynamics through its influence and activities.
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New York
Indicted by Grand Jury in Lorain County
Twenty two indictments were returned by the Lorain County Grand Jury after it met since Tuesday. Six true bills were secret while the rest were made public. Indicted individuals include Arthur Thomas for non support, Clyde Southard and David Zelnai for non support, William Ray for carrying concealed weapons, Clifford Ringler for forgery, Steve Deptula and Peter Michael for stealing an automobile, Joseph Lasky for burglary and larceny, Lillian Rogers for petit larceny, Wesley Baker for statutory charge, W. M. Place for reckless driving, Albert Binder for robbery, John Marshall and Mike Kovach for auto theft, among others.
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Lorain County Grand Jury
Arthur Thomas
Joe Krusow
William Ray
Clyde Southard
Clifford Ringler
Steve Dept
Fire damages Chesler building and barn on Chestnut Street
Paper and rubbish caught fire between the Chesler building and a barn at 6 Chestnut Street. Hose Company No. 1 and Engine Co. 1 were called at 7:20 p m. and put out the blaze with three pails of water. The Chesler building and the barn were scorched. the barn housed a trucking company and three families lived on the second floor of the Chesler building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesler
Tite
Chestnut Street
Auto collision on Washington and Broad streets injures none
Harold Knight driving east on Broad Street collided at the corner with a vehicle driven by Mr. Tayior. Both autos were slightly damaged and Knight told police of the incident yesterday afternoon.
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Washington Avenue
Broad Street
Harold Knight
Tayior
Knight
Grant sues to dissolve trucking partnership
William A. Grant filed suit in common pleas court against G. W. Helbert asking dissolution of their trucking partnership formed September 10, 1926, alleging Helbert failed to live up to his obligations under the agreement.
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William A. Grant
Common Pleas Court
G. W. Helbert
Helbert
English fisherman nets fossil tusk from North Sea
An English fisherman recently recovered a fossil tusk from nets dragged in the North Sea. It is believed to originate from a mammoth embedded in the ocean floor since the era when dry land linked England to the continent.
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North Sea
England
World Catholic population estimated over three hundred million
An estimate puts the global Catholic population at more than 300 million people. The figure reflects widespread adherence across continents and diverse regions, highlighting the religion's global footprint and demographic reach.
Inauguration Pictures Shown at Rialto
An exhibition of presidential inauguration photographs is now on display at the Rialto, offering visitors a historical visual record of the ceremony and its era. The collection spans multiple administrations and highlights key moments and personalities involved.
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Ialto
Fined In Police Court For Disorderly Conduct
Brice Sanders of 423 West 16th street faced a disorderly conduct charge after a domestic quarrel with his wife last night. A table fork and an iron poker figured in the dispute. Sanders admitted drinking lightly but not intoxicated and pleaded guilty. Mayor James A. Hewitt fined him five dollars plus costs.
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Brice Sanders
West 16Th Street
Sanders
Sandusky
Brice
Sehr
Witnesseer
James A. Hewitt
Varicose Veins Reduced or Money Back Says C W Phillips
An advertisement claims Moore's Emerald Oil will shrink varicose veins and heal eczema ulcers and piles. It promises quick results with nightly applications, notes high potency, and urges readers to obtain a bottle from any dispensing pharmacy, mentioning C W Phillips as a seller.
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C. W. Phillips
Moore
C. W. Phil- Ups
Adv
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LA Veda Hat Shop
Washington Ave
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Spencerton School of Commerce
Commerce Lads
Alliance
Yeoman
Western Reserve
Case
Ohio Northern
Crimson
Holter
A. W. MclIntosh
North
Cedar Avenue
Poget
C. L. Terry
Phone
B. Hatchery CO
Kipton, Ohio
Burgette the Magician
Yr. O. Bow
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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