Roberts tests Doheny fall deal in wartime lease case
Prosecutor Owen J. Roberts described a $100,900 payment from Doheny to Albert B. Fall as part of a scheme surrounding government leases at Elk Hills. He argued the cash was a bribe to influence leases granted to Pan-American Petroleum, while the defense said the funds were a loan to an old friend.
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Washington
Egata L. Doheny
Albert B. Falas
O.1
Owen J. Roberts
Doheny Ribert
Roberts
Oll
Irr
Doheny
Inrecti 4S
Sorey
Fall
Natal
Rceive
Pearl Harbor
Hawali
New York
Aszig
Cop Roberts
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Comany
Hts
Go To College Week Opens At Elma High School
Go to College Week starts with an Elma High School assembly featuring Prof P Zimmers from Case School on who should go to college The Boys division of the Elma YMCA sponsors the event Additional activities begin Monday with college exhibits from across the United States at the YMCA County Night is set for Friday with a special program for county students Letters are sent to Lorain County high schools inviting students to visit the displays College representatives will run designated nights to handle programs for those evenings
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Elri ¥. M C. A
Torrow
P. Zimmers
Department
Case School of Appied Science
Elma High School
United States
H- W. Kormer
Rincipsis
Wall Lorain County
Cunty
Aranged
Korner
Bover
A Hard Winter On Highways
The passing winter was the worst in recent history for the highway department. Director Ward said about £15,000 of maintenance funds will repair six thaw damaged road sections. Officials note traffic bound pads suffered most from sudden thaws and brick roads fared worse than concrete.
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Coltmbcs
Highway Department
Robert
Ward
Waid
Firemen appreciated after house fire aid and check from former mayor
Charles E. Tucker, former mayor, commends the Fire department for saving much of his property after a recent East Avenue house fire. He sent a letter to Fire Chief W. X. Bates and enclosed a fifty dollar appreciation check.
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E. Tucker
East Avenue
Wasadiv
W. X. Bates
Gandhi's Salt March Faces Quiet Departure Amid Losses
In Aslali Gandhi leads 73 followers on a salt march toward Boersad, facing a subdued crowd and fading support as the procession resumes toward Eamedabad after yesterday's large turnout. The protest over salt tax persists, with dispersed enthusiasm and renewed vow not to return until taxes end. A fierce storm near Lorient, France, reports 24 duck deaths from lightning.
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Aslali
India
Mahzima Gandhi
Assal
Boersad
Gardhi
Dar
Asleli Yesterdar
Viilage Gandhi
Ashram
Eamedabad
Gandhi
Senate approves sugar tariff hike amid party coalition shifts
Washington dispatch reports the senate backed two cent per pound rises on Cuban sugar and rest‑of‑world sugar, rejecting Nye’s motion to reconsider. The current Cuba rate is 1.76 cents and rest‑of‑world rate 2.00. The vote signals potential rises for cement hides lumber and fuel oil, with a conference to resolve house and senate rates. A 35-47 vote upheld the promotion, and no further sugar votes are expected. Separately, a sneak thief stole $10 and a pair of black oxfords from 162 Hamilton Street after entering via a rear window while the family slept. An Indiana county was recently photographed from a plate multiple times for sale prospects.
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Washington
Senate
Nye
Republican Tariff Coalition
House
Frank W. Sullivan
Hamilton Street
Sullivan
Crowded Court House Cited In Yogi Case New Trial Motion
Elizabeth Rotai seeks a new trial in her quasi criminal suit against Alex Yogi, blaming a crowded county court house for undue jury prejudice. The motion cites lack of private consultation rooms, juror bias, and improper admission of evidence as grounds, noting a tied verdict previously and related criminal indictments.
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Crowded Court House
County Court House
Mischka
Elizabeth jRotai
Alex Vogi
W. B. Thompson
Yogt
Court House
Sfair
Furr
A. B. Martin
Columbia
Jurr
Grand Jurr
Yogi
George C. Frederick
Hoover expected to appoint Southern man to Supreme Court
Washington reports President Hoover is likely to name a Southern judge to fill the Sanford vacancy on the Supreme Court. White House letters from Southern leaders surge, with Chief Justice Hughes and Attorney General Mitchell in talks. Hoover has not narrowed the field, aims to fill the bench soon if a suitable candidate appears.
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Washington
Hoover
Supreme Court
Edward T. Sanford
Tennessee
White House
South
Hughes
Mitchell
Hogier
Sanford
McReynolds
American Bar Association
Rich
Slayer of Son-In-Law Refuses to Talk at Trial
In Lorain O H March 14 Anthony Dzouclis 38 shot and killed William V Dineff 22 during a wedding party for Dzouclis daughter He refuses to discuss the killing admits being the slayer and is held on murder charges Funeral preparations for Dineffs death proceed while his widow remains at his parents home Dzouclis opposed Dineff as a suitor and the couple eloped five days earlier They had returned from Wisconsin and the story continues on page 2.
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Loraix
Anthony Dzouclis
William V. Dineff
Dine
Dzouclis
Sopa
Dzeuchis
Lorain Nout Jaii
Murer
Dinei
Prostrete
Dineff
Wessiburz
McGill Files Candidacy for Democratic Senate Nomination
George McGill, long time Wichita criminal lawyer and Democratic leader, announced his bid for the Democratic senatorial nomination. He aims for the seat held by Senator Henry J Allen, who was appointed to fill the vacancy created by Charles Curtis's election to the vice presidency.
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George McGill
Wichita
Henry J Allen
Charles Curtia
Former Elyrian To Build World’s Largest Yacht
Former Elyrian Harrison Williams now a New York capitalist and famed yachtsman is reported to bebuilding the largest pirate yacht in the world. The vessel, under construction at Hamburg, Germany, is expected to measure 26 feet in length with a speed of eighteen kor and to be completed in 1831. Williams left Elyria about three years ago and is said to be among the wealthiest men in the civilized world.
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Harrison Williams
Elyria
Sterlin
Germany
Hamburg
Williams
New York
Elzrian
Industrial leaders pledge support to prohibition
Washington March 13 A R T Alonzo A Stage famed Chicago coach for forty years backs prohibition as a benefit to the south in a house judiciary hearings. Telegraphic testimonials from industrialists nationwide were read by Carlton Sherwood secretary of the 1000 from New York as the dry campaign counters wet testimony. The remarks counter Grayson Murphy who testified his associates ignore laws. J C Penner pledged he would take an oath not a drop of liquor in his home.
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Washington
A.rt
Alonzo A. Stage
University of Chicago
Bronght
Prohibition
House
Carlton Sherwood
Committee of 1000
New York
March
Shires
House-Judiciary
Zens Committee
New York City
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Woman in Pa. murder case eyes unnamed lover at trial
Irene Schroeder and Aleon Dague, both charged in the Dec. 26 death of Corporal Brady Paul, sat apart as testimony began. Witnesses described a party at a Butler hotel and a car repair visit while investigators sought a link between the suspects and the victim.
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New Castle
Maren
Aleon Dague
Irene
Schroeder
Brady Paul
Pennsylvania State Police
Guri
Dague
Charles J. Margiotti
Co Cour
R. L Hildebrand
Paul
William Stewart
Arlington Hotel
Butler
Stewart
Mirs
Donnie
Trene
Tom Crawford
Wish Angert
Angert
Millions Pour Into U S Treasury As Tax Returns Flow In
Washington March 13 millions of dollars poured into the U S Treasury as 1929 income tax returns, due by midnight March 15, were filed nationwide. Officials could not give an exact total due to a recent 160 million dollar reduction authorized by Congress, but expected collections around 550 million dollars, about 50 million less than last March.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Censure Motion Moves Through Commons Over Duty Policy
London March 15 The Conservative vote of censure against the Labor government over its handling of import duties was opened in the House of Commons by Stanley Baldwin former Conservative premier. O Nearest fire at the Odd Fellows Temple in Napoleon O March 13 destroyed the hall and prompted patrons at the Wellington Hotel to seek safety. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars and the hall will be rebuilt at once. Cambridge Mass March 13 Harvard Observatory reports discovery of a planet beyond Neptune in new planetary search.
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London
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Napoleon Napoleon. O
Odd Fellows Temple
Wellington Hotel
Cambridge
Mass
Neptune
Harvard Observatory
Man Walking on Grafton Road Killed in Auto Crash
A man walking on the Blyria Grafton road was struck by a northbound auto driven by Den E Phelps of 511 Cleveland St Elstia and died this morning at Elstia Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Adlams found letters bearing the name Saratovic and photos suggesting past wrestling. Pawn tickets from LaSalle and Minneapolis with a needle and soap imply the man was a transient from an unknown home. Officials work to identify the deceased.
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Sear-Dlé
Saratoric
Jer
Elstia Memorial Hospital
den E. Phelps
Cleveland Street
Elstia
Phelps
Blyria-Grafton
Clarence E. Adlams
Saratovic
LaSalle
Ilinois
Minneapolis
Minn
Det Telr
Fire damages laundry at Ohio Penitentiary
A fire at the Ohio Penitentiary laundry building caused slight damage shortly after midnight. A gas meter is blamed for the blaze, detected by two guards who alerted Columbus fire crews. Damage was estimated under 280 dollars.
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Pen
Columbus
Ohio Penitentials
Senator Grundy Payroll Allegations Shake Capitol
Warren F Doane editor of The Manufacturer told the Senate Lobby Investigation Committee he has a desk in Senator Grundy s office and has been on the Senator s personal payroll at 500 a month for years The charges open the committee s probe into an office for the American Tariff League in the Capitol with Grundy named as beneficiary of the arrangement
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Warren F. Doane
Senate Lobby Investigation Committee
Senator Grundy
Pennsylvania
Doane
Grundy
American Tarif League
Capitol
City imposes no U turns at three downtown intersections
Safety-Service Director Jonn S. Eidt ordered police to stop U turns at Breed Street and West Aresna, Broad Street and East Avenue, and Middle Avenue and 2nd Street. The restriction, effective March 13 1939, aims to curb dangerous turns, with signals posted at the three sites.
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Jonn S. Eidt
Breed Street
West Aresna
Broad Street
East Evenue
Middle Avenue
2Nd Street
E. J. Stankard
T 9
Solons
Broad
Court
James A. Hewitt
G. J. Stankard Hed Hrile
Sarom
Identify Body of Man Found In Lake Erie
The Lorain public services building identified the body of George Starrett, 63, a widower who lived with his son Joseph, a garageman, on East Erie Avenue. He disappeared about six weeks earlier. Coroner Myles Perry Elyria said the body appeared in the lake for six weeks and was found with a missing finger and a neck scar. Starrett had recently worked at a pump factory in Ashland, Ohio. Burial was in Loudonville.
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Lorain
Ohio Public Services
George Starrett
Joseph
East Erie Avenue
Loudenville
Whhich
Myles Perry
Elyria
Ashland
Ohio
Eleven motorists cited for park regulation violations
Testimony shows eleven motorists violated parking rules with stamped cards on Mayors Clerk John G. Schrock's desk. Seven instances were overtime tickets, two were in prohibited spots.
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Eleves Autos
Parker
John G. Schrock
Want Ads Listing Bargains From National Cash Register to Dining Room Suite
Daily want ads invite readers to read through listings for bargains including National Cash Register items, typewriters, baby carriage, hand stitched quilts, settee, oak chairs, library table, and dining room suite among other listings.
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National Cash Register
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