Father and Son Face Graft Sentence for City Playground Purchase
Former Cleveland councilman Liston G Schooley and his son stood before Judge Samuel E Kramer to receive a graft sentence. The public showed little sympathy for the elder, blamed for dishonesty, while the son faced consequences of their shared crime. The judge’s firm ruling underscored the gravity of a public trust betrayed. Both Schooleys were highly regarded before Greed overcame them and they did not escape accountability.
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Cleveland
Liston G. Schooley
Samuel E. Kramer
Schooley
Kramer
Congress to Meet on April 15 for Special Session
President Hoover sets April 15 as the date to convene the 71st Congress in special session. The agenda centers on agricultural relief and limited tariff changes. The Ways and Means Committee has heard diverse industry views as a split forms over tariff bases between foreign valuations and American perspectives. The key questions are whether to pursue general revision in the special session or defer to December regular session, with farm relief and protection as priorities amid foreign competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Republican Party
Ways and Means Committee
House
Congress
Conquering Nature and the Future of Human Life
A reflective essay argues that humans have steadily subdued nature through science and technology. It envisions extended lifespans and progress in medicine, sanitation, and education over the next decades, while acknowledging nature’s enduring influence and a potential future decline in mental vigor if humanity ends its struggle.
Teeth straightening and chocolate as an energy food
Mrs K asks about braces to straighten irregular teeth and hopes for alternatives. The reply notes early treatment is best, adult braces are possible but lengthy and painful. Also discusses chocolate as an energy food and cautions about caffeine like effects. Additional tips cover deodorants for foot odor and a note on column questions and submission rules.
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Mrs. K
New Oklahoma Governor Inauguration Sparks Early Fight
Charley Curtas inaugurated but Texas style political clash looms as Oklahoma politics begin anew after election. Public debate and potential power struggles surface as transition starts amid contentious tone.
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Charley Curtas
Oklahomy
John F. Bilie
Anniversaries of notable figures through history
A compact list of notable births and deaths tied to anniversaries includes 1612 Andre Lenotre a French landscape architect born and 1709 death, 1635 George Berkeley Irish prelate and philosopher born in Kilkenny died 1732, 169- Pierre Jean David sculptor born with 1856 death, 180- Joseph Francis inventor of the life boat honored worldwide born in Boston died May 16 1905, 1817 John L Worden commander of the Monitor born Westchester died Oct 18 1897, 1844 Patrick A Collins Boston mayor born in Ireland died Sept 14 1905, 1847 Eugene F Loud California congressman born Abington died Dec 19 1908, 1925 Sun Yat sen doctor revolutionary born 1867 died date listed.
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Andre Lenotre
George Berkeley
Kilkenny
Ireland
Oxford
England
Pierre Jean David
Joseph Francis
Boston
Mass
Cooperstown
N. Y
John L. Worden
Monitor
Westchester Co
X.Y
Washington, D. C
Patrick A. Collins
Hot Springs
Eugene F. Loud
California
Abington
San Francisco
San Yat-sen
Adolph S. Ochs Landmark Publisher Celebrates Birthday
Adolph S. Ochs, noted publisher, born in Cincinnati, marks his 71st birthday today. The brief notice also notes Edward E. Spafford, a former commander of the American Legion, as part of the commemorative item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph S. Ochs
Cincinnati
Edward E. Spafford
Notable Birthdays of Public Figures from Various States
A list of notable birthdays includes Lewis H. Pierson former president of the Chamber of Commerce of the U S born in Metuchen New Jersey 59 years ago Stewart Edward White novelist born in Grand Rapids Michigan 56 years ago Annette Abbott Adams first woman assistant attorney general born Prattville California 62 years ago Joseph S Frelinghuysen former U S senator born in Raritan New Jersey 60 years ago Arthur R Robinson U S senator born Pickering Ohio 48 years ago Rt Rev Joseph Schrembs Catholic bishop of Cleveland born in Bavaria 63 years ago.
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Sion
Springfeld
Lewis
Pierson
Chamber of Commerce of the
U. S
Metuchen
N. J
Stewart Edward White
Grand Rapids
Mich
Annette Abbott Adams
Aassistant
Prattville
Calif
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Today’s Horoscope: Mixed mind and bold actions clash
A curious mix of strong quick thinking and executive power marks this day. Determination brings results, though not always ideal, so work in clear light and avoid brooding on perplexities during dark moments.
Who's Who by Rabbi A H Silver of The Temple
Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, born 1893 in Lithuania, is long time leader of The Temple in Cleveland. He studied at University of Cincinnati and Hebrew Union College, served in Wheeling from 1915 to 1917, and served in France during World War I. He reflects on presidential leadership and the era of economic change.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Abba Hillel Silver
Neinstadt
Schirwindt
Lithuania
University of Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
Congregation
L’shem Shamayin
Wheeling
W. Va
Temple
France
United States
Herbert Hoover
Rabbiah
Hoover presidency eyed as nation seeks balance of power
The public worries about a future where a small elite controls industry and questions how safeguards against abuse will be ensured. Voters expect leadership from the new administration to keep Main Street and workers aligned with government policy, while avoiding overreliance on capital. They hope Hoover brings Wilson era international idealism and restraint in arms buildup.
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Main Street
White House
Wall Street
Mr. Hoover
Wilson
Voice of the People on Tuberculosis Sanatoriums
A reader disputes Dr. Barrett on quarantine but argues the real danger lies in undiagnosed patients. They blame doctors for delays in diagnosis, cite cases of patients leaving cured after months, and urge facing facts to reduce TB deaths.
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Chronicle-Telegram
C. D. Barrett
Tuberculosis Quarantine and Need for a Local Sanatorium
A subscriber urges authorities and taxpayers of Lorain County to support a tubercular sanitarium. The letter argues cheerful restraint aids cure, quarantine protects others, and home care is insufficient, calling for medical guidance and public opinion from local doctors. The writer, a sanitarium patient, seeks broader discussion and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Doctor
Nurges
Positive prints as durable blueprints under patent process
The article describes prints of drawings and other subjects that resist fading and can be produced cheaply as blueprints. These prints are prepared from a positive under a patented process, enabling durable, economical reproductions suitable for technical use.
Hollow-glass door knobs appear for interior schemes
Hollow-glass door knobs have appeared that allow colored liquids to be poured to harmonize with various interior decoration schemes. The items offer a decorative option for matching colors and tones in homes.
Dental Announcement Dr C H Kelsey Moves Office
Dr. C H Kelsey now occupies the 10th floor of Lorain County Bank Building. Years of experience in all kinds of plate work. Quick service on repairs. Phone 2490.
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Dr. C
Kelsey
Lorain County Bank
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New York
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Curly
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Earl of Effingham
Brigham Young
Deseret
Salt Lake City
Toronto
Hamilton
Sussell Sage
Sage Foundation
Rabbi A. H. Silver
Voice OF
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People
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Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co
Nash
Hondaille
Lovejoy
Nash Meestinz
Lever Sivan
Telen Crani
Bijar
Labrication
Dunn Motors Company
Third Street
Oscar G. Dunn
Elyria, Ohio
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