Bean to resign as head of General Industries
A. G. Bean of Elyria, newly elected president of White Motor Car Company, will resign Thursday as president of General Industries Company. He will remain a board member. A. L. Patrick also resigns as General Industries treasurer while continuing as director and secretary, to ease duties from joint roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Industries
Whites Motor Car Co
Cleveland
A. G. Bean
Elyria
White Motor Car Company
General Industries Company
Bean
A. L. Patrick
Self defense plea in murder case at Thompson court
Nick Muhich father of six pleads self defense in a second degree murder case over a drunken brawl that ended with Mike Zawacki dying from a thigh wound. Muhich claims he acted during a scuffle in Joseph Paul home basement as Basil Delama argues for the defense. Assistant prosecutor John Harding presents the state's case as jurors weigh possible life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Muhich
W. B. Thompson
Muhich
Mike Zawacki
Joseph Paul
Zawacki
Paul
Basil Delama
Mubich
John Harding
Earthquakes in U S Predicted This Year
Washington dispatch reports Rev Dr Sohon seismologist at Georgetown University warns that so called earthquake weather may bring more shocks in the United States this year. He notes 1930 was quiet but other regions have already felt tremors and says the Middle West could be affected though the national capital is deemed safest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
S. W. Sohon
Georgetown University
Father Sohon
Middle West
Ohio Weather Outlook with Cold Night Ahead
Generally fair and continued cold tonight in Ohio. Wednesday brings increasing cloudiness and a rising temperature. Eastern storm lingers with snow in the region and Upper Ohio Valley. Northwest roving alarm. temperatures dip in the lake region. Shippers forecast: north to 18-20 above, south to 23 above, west to 20-36 above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Valey
Ake
Relief Work Accelerated in quake struck Jugoslavia
King Alexander supervised relief efforts in southern Jugoslavia as a thousand refugees faced cold hunger and injury. He toured Piravo and Kara Gjergijevo distributing food and tents while confirming hundreds dead and thousands displaced amid ruined villages and a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Alexander
Piravo
Kara
Gjergijevo
Pravada
United Press
Gjevgjelija
Valandoyo
Karageogevatch
Mirohce
Under Secretary of State Near Death
Joseph P. Cotton under secretary of state lies gravely ill at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore after weeks of illness and two major surgeries to halt spinal infection including removal of his right eye. Stimson and Cotton family members were at the bedside. Stimson arrived from New York and refused to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph P. Cotton
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Stimson
Cotton
George
Franklin
Isabell Cotton
New York
Cross Country Flight Starts From Long Beach Airfield
In Long Beach California on March 10 Captain Ira Eaker Army flyer successfully lifted off at 5:13 A M EST from National Guard Airport on a non stop flight to New York after two earlier attempts failed He aims to break the transcontinental record of 15 hours 25 minutes 2 seconds held by Captain Frank M Hawke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Ira Eaker
National Guard
New York
Eaker
Frank M. Hawke
Industrial Fund Campaign 13 Announced In Elyria
One hundred Elyrians will start next week on a campaign to raise an Industrial development fund through stock sales by the Elyria Investment Company. Mayor James A Hewitt chairs the drive, with 10 teams of 10 workers each and an executive, publicity, and dinner committee formed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting attended by 14 business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Curren
William Gollmar
Henry Heidrich
J. B. Johnson
Ralph Murbach
J. C. Parech
Karl Plocher
Glade Thomas
R. F. Vandemark
Jas. A. Hewitt
E. L. Whitney
A. C Hudcutt
A. H. West
Harry Reynolds
Arthur H. Waters
Alex Williamson
Hannaford
Chamber of Commerce
Jay Howenstine
Elyria Investment Company
James A. Hewitt
A. M. Hannaford
J. ©. Crisp
C. E. Tucker
A. H. Waters
Alex Altfeld
W. N. Harding
Alfred O'Donnell
S. B. Pfau
Progressives to hear experts on social problems
Delegates plan a conference with expert discussions on social and economic proposals rather than rallies. Senator Norris will welcome, with panels on public utilities, farm relief, tariffs, unemployment, and general representation. A sixth session may sum up outcomes before summer work on next winter's congress agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norris
Repu
Congress
Norma
Borah
Idaho
Nortis
Cutting
Reph
N. M
Costigan
Dem
Cole
West Ave Woman Badly Injured in Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs H A Ryan of 1821 West Avenue were injured in an automobile accident near Barberton yesterday noon and taken to Barberton hospital. Mrs Ryan is in serious condition and Mrs Forbush of La Grange, mother of Mrs Ryan, suffered injuries as well. The three had been taking a relative to Massillon and were returning when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ryan
West Avenue
Barberton
Indian Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Witch Belief
Nancy Bowen a Seneca Indian woman pleaded guilty in Erie county court to first degree manslaughter in the killing of Mrs. Clothilde Marchand. The case ties to the death of a Buffalo woman during 1930 linked to beliefs in witchcraft. Lila Jimerson was acquitted. Bowen’s plea was accepted to avoid trial, citing age and her role as witness for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Nancy Bowen
Clothilde Marchand
Erie County Court
Nancy
Henri Marchand, Jr
Lila Jimerson
Cattaraugus Indian Reservation
Wancy
Lila
Ma Rch
F. Bret Thorrt
Guy B. Moore
Moore
Editor of Humorous Pub in Havana Attacked by Mob
In Havana on March 10 a mob attacked the weekly humor publication Wharikato, setting the building on fire and firing over 100 shots. Editor Julio Guanaurd was wounded near the ear, while cartoonists Hurtado Mendoza and Ferre Elias were severely beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havanna
Cuba
Humorong
Wharikato
Julio Guanaurd
Hurtado Mendoza
Ferre Elias
Columbia Township Residents to Decide Incorporation Issue
Residents of Columbia township will vote on April 15 to choose whether to incorporate as a village or remain a township. The move stems from opposition to a Du Pont nitroglycerin and dynamite magazine project. Supporters say incorporation would grant control over building codes hog farms and police protection, while opponents cite concerns over the magazine. The election is organized by trustees P W Heineman M H Bartter and A D Carpenter with local leaders L J Sabing Charles Hales Perry Reisinger John Buckley Grills and others guiding the village effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
P. W. Heineman
du Pont de Nemours Company
Common Pleas Court
Heineman
M. H. Bartter
A. D. Carpenter
Village Movement
L. J. Sabing
Charles Hales
Perry Reisinger
John Buckley
Grills
Woman collapses in murder trial in Valparaiso
In Valparaiso Indiana March 10 Mrs Murrell Clemens fainted and was carried from Virgil Kirkland’s murder trial as state attorney Edward Freund condemned the defense for prompting a second autopsy of Arlene Draves. Her father Charles Draves and brother Ken were present.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Murrell Clemens
Virgil Kirkland
Arlene Draves
Edward Freund
Arlene
woman flyer to Richmond convention by air and rail
Miss McClench plans to shorten travel to the federation convention in Richmond Virginia by flying from Detroit to Chicago where she will board a special train for Richmond. The passenger list will be all women as part of the travel arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. MecClench
Federation
Richmond
Miss McClench
Detroit
Chicago
Marion
Marion McClench
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Plane Crashes Near Mounds Oklahoma Kill Three
A plane crashed 1.5 miles south of Mounds Oklahoma killing three people and seriously injuring two others. The dead were David Reed 19 Mrs J T Reed 58 and a youth named Casey. Injured were J R Hayes the Wewoka pilot and J T Reed Jr 15. Hayes had spent the night at the Reed home and invited the Reed family for a ride. They had reached about 500 feet altitude when the crash occurred. Cause not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds
Okla
Here
David Reed
J. T. Reed
Casey
J. R. Hayes
Wewoka
J. T.reed, Jr
Hays
Reed
Blaze Causes $20,000 Loss at Thomas Greenhouses
A defection flue fire at the Thomas greenhouses on the Atlantic and Pacific highway four miles northwest of Higginspor t caused $20,000 damage. The office building housing packing, stack and boiler rooms burned. nearby greenhouses and a chrysanthemum shipment worth $1,500 were destroyed. Firemen from Higginspor t extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsport
Thomas Greenhouses
Atlantic & Pacific Highway
Here
Higgigsport
Family Teary Scene At Court Ends In Tears
In a courtroom moment, Arlene's sister Elsie and Carolyn broke into tears as Toom was carried from the court. Kirkland remained immobile in the gallery while his mother Mrs. Elmer Kirkland tried to rise before being restrained by her husband.
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Neth
Toom. Kirkland
Arlene
Elsie
Carolyn
Elmer Kirkland
Sheriff outlines plans for county radio installation
Sheriff Clarence Adams said he is gathering data on police broadcasting equipment and costs for the Lorain County Commission. He aims to equip night patrols on county roads and possibly Lorain and Elyria cars with radios to relay theft reports, with prices starting around 1000 dollars.
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Clarince Adams
Adams
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Uncle of General Dawes Ill in Marietta
Marietta March 16 William W Mills 7 president of the First National Bank treasurer of Marietta College and director of nea in howe? we bag veritically fie day with afivense. He: bn theta je General Charles OG. Dewes Oa hemadot to Great hb
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Dawes
Marietta
William W. Mills
First National Bask
Marietta College
Nea
Howe
Charles OG. Dewes
Ohio Senate weighs investigation of highway dept amid irregularities
Charges of irregularities in letting contracts and highway construction spur a senate resolution by Senator Lorbach to form a six member investigation committee to probe the State Highway Department. A related measure to probe the $5 million state office building project was also set for introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colubus
State Highway Department
Senate
David Lorbach
Cincinnati
Lorbach
Frank E. Whittemore
Aron
House
Clark Aulmend
Fulton County
Hubert Marshall
Ohio
Jn Mildren
Washington County
White
Virgil Cramer
Toledo
Supreme
Appeals
House Committee
Finance Committee
House Committee of Banks and Banking
Making An Early Choice
The spring housing rush begins as many people seek better quarters. Early renters aim to secure a top vacancy before others, highlighting the competitive market and the need for prompt decisions.
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U.S
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Antonio
Prince Albert
Battleford
White River
Crain
Thomas
T. Crain
Tammany Hall
Samuel Seabury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
City Club of New York
Industrial Fund Campaign 13
West Ave
Columbia Twp
NAVY
Mies
Tete
Beild Navy
Fine Arts
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