Ohio Republicans Praise Prohibition at First Dinner
The Ohio League of Republican Clubs held its first annual dinner in Columbus with about 1560 members praising national and state administrations and endorsing prohibition. Senator Gus D. Goff of West Virginia and Governor Myers Cooper led the speeches defending the 15th Amendment Volstead Act and prohibition.
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Columbus
Prohibition
Ohio League of Republican Clube
U. S
Gus D Gof
West Virginia
Myers ¥. Cooper
Col
Car ml A. Thompson
Cleveland
League
Freeman TL Eagieson
Goff
Democratic Party
America
Perquis
Cruzi
United States
Ties
Roscoe C. McCulloush
Simeon
Fess
Hoover
Republican Party
Cooper
Sesson
Ohio Conservation Convention
Forty Four Children at Elyria Cripples Clinic
Forty four children presented themselves for examination at the crippled children clinic at Elyria Memorial hospital this morning. The children were from several cities in the northern Ohio area. The clinic was conducted by Dr. Clarence H. Herman of Cleve and assisted by Dr. M. M. Clark on the Elyria Memorial hospital staff.
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Crippled Children
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Clarence H. Herman
Cleveand
M. M. Clark
Hospital board approves patient room radio program
Elyria Memorial Hospital trustees voted to install radios in every patient’s room. A central receiving fee will be paid from the main office and programs will be transmitted to each room, with ear phones for private rooms and loudspeakers in semi private rooms.
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Board of Trustees
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Memphis Tops Nation in Homicide Rate
Chicago figures show 33 other American cities had higher homicide rates per population last year. Memphis led with 66.8 homicides per 100 000, followed by Birmingham Atlanta Jacksonville Lexington Kansas City Cincinnati Detroit Evansville Jackson Sacramento Youngstown Chicago St Louis Cleveland Albany Washington Denver Philadelphia New York. New York had 425 total homicides, Chicago 401.
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Chicago
Marccus Kavanagh
New York
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jasonville
Fla
Lexington
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Detroit
Evansville
Jackson, Mich
Sacramento
Youngstown
St. Louis
Cleveland
Albany
Washington
Denver
Philadelphia
Sheriff Sells Kilbane Camp At County Court House
The famous Kilbane camp, once home to the noted featherweight champion in 1825, lies west of Lorain on Lake Erie's shore and will be sold by the sheriff at the county courthouse tomorrow at 10 a.m. to satisfy creditors. An appraisal set its value at 41 756 dollars, with the sale price below two thirds of that amount. The sheriff’s sale follows a common pleas court suit against Kilbane and his wife Irene, with several Cleveland banks joining as voluntary defendants. Chiefs Deputy Sheriff Clarence Diex will oversee the sale in Elyria.
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Jopnar Hilbane
Lorain
Lake Erie
County Court House
Common Pleas
Tr S. Ulmer and Sons, Inc
Cleveland
Kilbane
Irene
Tocal
Clarence Diex
Ely
One Man Shot as Rum Runner Made Across Lake
Cleveland dispatch reports U S Coast Guards halted an armed rum runner loaded with 1590 vases of whiskey and 1540 cases of beer near Lorain. One man was wounded, another imprisoned, as the craft Sambo G now registered also as Nigger was boarded after midnight.
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Cleveland
T.P
U. S
Coast Guards
Lorain
T. Hagelovs
Fred Heniherroit
St. Joseph's Hospital
Joe Hauneb
Arthur P. Fenton
Coast Guard
Hagelove
Red Thursday Riots Hit Cities Worldwide
United Press reports a global unemployment protest ending in bloodshed with hundreds arrested and injured. New York saw an unauthorized parade toward city hall, many knocked down, 100 treated. Berlin logged 300 arrests with fatalities. London and Paris also faced clashes. In the United States, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, and Washington reported arrests and injuries amid widespread demonstrations. Canadian cities Winnipeg and Montreal also experienced disturbances.
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United Press
New York
City Hall
Grover Whalen
Germany
Hale
Berlin
London
Paris
Unified States
Chicago
San Francisco
United States
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Washington
White House
Canada
Winnipeg
Montreal
Heads of Delegations Resume London Naval Conference Talks
London March 7 Heads of the five delegations to the London Naval Conference resumed discussions at St James Palace at 10 36 am today Premier Ramsay MacDonald indicated to the press the conference might end in mid April He conferred briefly with French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand before other chief delegates arrived
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London
St. James Palace
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Aristide Briand
France
Tug Sinks In Rocky River Four Men Almost Drown
Four Wells Construction Company employees narrowly escaped drowning when the seven foot tug Donald Wells struck a sunken pier in Rocky River and sank. W A Wood, manager of the Cleveland Yachting Club, and others heard the distress and prepared to launch a rescue as a Wells Company boat arrived to pull the men from the water before the tug disappeared beneath the ice.
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Rocky River
Cleveland
B. 4
Wells Construction Company
Donald Wells
W. A. Wood
Cleveland Yachting Club
Sheils
Wells Company
Mreseners
Igen
Trains Crash in Georgia Kill Flagman and Injure Ten
An express section of the Central of Georgia Seminole limited crashed into a pullman at Glen Alto near Columbus Georgia injuring ten passengers and crew. Flagman O White was killed as the observation car telescoped and two cars derailed in the impact.
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Georgia
Columbus
Central of Georgia
Crack Limited
Glen Alto
Here
Americans Accused of Harsh Treatment in Haiti Disturbances
In Port au Prince witnesses before President Hoover's inquiry commission charged American officials with unnecessarily severe conduct during December disturbances. Marc Seide, ex Secretary of Customs, testified that bloodshed began after American customs collector David F. Johnson slapped Haitian Antonio Hyacinthe for a minor inspection error.
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Haiti
Port AU Prince
Hoover
Marc Seide
David F. Johnson
Antonio Hyacinthe
Congress urged to pass bills easing federal court congestion
March 7 Washington reports urge prompt legislation to relieve congestion in Federal Courts to ensure effective Prohibition enforcement. Rep Bachman of West Virginia warned future enforcement failures would fall on Congress if action is delayed this session.
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Washington
Rep
Bachman
W. Va
Judiciary Committee
House
Congress
Hoover
Drunken Driving Fined in Police Court Case
J. Blakely received a $160 fine plus costs and a sixty day suspension of driving privileges after his car collided with a Rear Construction company truck at the Broad Street and Middie Avenue intersection. Major James A. Hewitt presided in police court today following his arrest last night.
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J. Blakely
James A. Hewitt
Blakely
Broad Streets
Middie Avenue
Sewage Plant Rated Praiseworthy by Officials
F. H. Waring chief engineer of the Ohio Department of Health praised Elyria's new sewage treatment plant and its operation after an inspection tour led by George 5. Gascoigne consulting engineer. The plant, completed at about 600000 dollars, impressed the visitors with its treatment works and نتائج.
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F. H. Waring
Ohio Department of Health
Elyria
George 5. Gascoigne
Gascoigne
Waring
Judges Dismiss Action Of Attorney In Ohio Court
In Wooster Ohio the Court of Appeals dismissed a mandamus action brought by Richard K Mills seeking to confer with attorney Mills on behalf of Charles Hannah jailed in the Melvin Horst disappearance case. Hannah denied retaining Mills. the court noted he referred Mills to his wife and dismissed the case. Judge Pardee stated testimony supported the finding though Hannah was not retained.
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Hannah
Bounty
Akron
Lorain County Expands Public Health Training Program
The county announces an agreement with Western Reserve University to use Lorain County as a training field for Public Health Work. Twenty two graduate nurses will train here, with additional physicians and clerks needed. The program will expand to offer physicals for six year olds entering school and increase diphtheria and smallpox vaccination efforts. Blue Ribbon honors and ongoing health work continue as 437 pupils already earn recognition. No increase to the health budget is planned.
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Western Reserve University
Lorain County
Almacr
Lorain County Board of Health
Bedford Eliminates Elyria In Sectional Opener
Bedford defeats Elyria 55 to 36 in the sectional tournament first round at Western Reserve University gym. Bedford led 22 to 7 at half as Banting scored five field goals in the final period to seal the win. Ware Horan added six baskets for Elyria and Har wid Block stood out for Bedford.
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Bulletin
Elsyna Hish Cagers
Western Reserve University
Bedford
Crimson Flash
Elsrans
Bedfordixes
Banting
Ware Horan
Elytia
Harwid Block
Ask 39 Millions For Columbia University
New York citizens press a civic appeal to raise funds for Columbia University the historic Kings College founded 1754 by royal charter. The request to President Nicholas Murray Butler calls for 9.39 million for buildings and 50 million for endowment as part of a broad citizenship appeal.
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New York
Columbia University
Kings College
George II
England
Nicholas Murray Rutler
Woman Dry Law Violator Gets New Trial
In Lansing Michigan the state supreme court ordered a new trial for Eura Mae Miller the first woman sentenced under the life term provision of the Michigan liquor law violator statute. Her life sentence had been commuted from seven and one half years to life to align with the current code following the 193? legislature action.
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Lansing
Mich
Marek
Eura Mae Miller
Oman
State Supreme Court
Miller
Green
Brave Mariners Rescue Aboard S and America
At sea near 360 miles south of Cape Race on March 7 Captain George Fried and Chief Officer Harr Manning of the America performed a daring rescue. They saved Chief Engineer Frank Battam from the Cranford, risking life in 32 degree winds to bring him to the America where his daughter, burned in a New Orleans dockside fire, awaits him. The operation used a breeches buoy and lifeboat amid darkness as searchlights tracked the men through rough seas. Captain Fried praised Manning for a fine piece of work while Battam expressed thanks for the safe return.
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S. & America
Harr Manning
George
Fried
Hner America
Mariner-Heroes
Frank Battam
Cranford
Cape Race
Bastem
Crawsford
New Orleans
Bis Ison
Battam
America
Manning
Baiam
Ballam
Taft Still Critically Ill in Washington
Former Chief Justice William Howard Taft remains critically ill in Washington with no immediate hope for recovery. Doctors Dr. Francis Hagner and Dr. Thomas Clartor have reduced visits after four days of improvement but keep close contact with Taft's home as he experiences restlessness and discomfort.
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Taft
Washington
William Howard Taft
Francis Hagner
Thomas Clartor
Strange killing in Buffalo involves two Indian women
Buffalo New Jersey March 7 Two Indian women were arrested after the death of artist Mrs Clotilde Marchand found under overturned furniture in her home. Li Han Jimmerson and Nancy Bowen reportedly present with the victim, motive uncertain. Police noted a chloroform-soaked wad and three head wounds.
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Buffalo
N. J
Clotilde Marchand
Henri Marchand
Hens
Marchands
Han Jimmerson
Marchand
Nancy Bowen
Marchandite
Jimmerson
Bowen
Troquois
Cattaraugus
Rich Theatrical Magnate Erlanger Dies in New York
Abraham Lincoln Erlanger, veteran theatrical producer and magnate, died at his New York home. Born in Buffalo on May 4, 1864, he rose to lead a major syndicate controlling many theatres, once directing 59 vaudeville houses. His wealth and influence shaped early 20th century legitimate theatre before reorganizations and partnerships altered the landscape.
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New York
1 Erlanger
Abraham Lincoln Erlanger
Buffalo
Stow
Kiag and Elanger
Shubert
Erlanger
Keith
Proctors
Mark Kiel
Monsieur ‘Beaucaire
Moon Lane
Doane
For Rent Ad Tips in Classified Columns
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Republicans
Senator Goff
Cripples Glinis
Lorain Harbor
Reichsbank
Hjalmar Schacht
Schache
Qwen D. Younes
Lindbergh
Pel Monte
Calif
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cypress Point
Cook
Frederick A. Cook
Troy Leavenworth
Mitchell
Cenk
Fort Worth
Tex
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
EL Paso
Vex
Tioterande
Brussels
Belgium
Marcinelle
Charleroi
Hannah Diectares
Milly Asttorney
Western Reserve
Adans
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