Opening Bids For Invalid Building In Lorais County
The Lorais County Building Commission postponed the county home bid letting until 6:00 p.m. Monday. Bids from contractors for the Murray Ridge project west of Elvira were opened, with no site chosen yet. A bond issue of 114,000 was approved last November for the new structure, while a separate 425,000 tuberculosis hospital site and funding were also considered. Representatives from Frank W Bail Co. and Cleveland architects assisted, as the commission reviewed multiple sites offered freely or priced up to thousands.
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Counts
Murray Ridge
Elvria
Loz
Menecounty Tuberculosis Hospital
Frank W. Bail Co
Cleveland
Architecs
Chairman Huston questioned by Senate committee
Washington March 2 chairman of the Republican National Committee was questioned for the sixth day by the Senate Lobby Committee about funds deposited with Birth and Bonner brokers. He admitted links through W E Moore and the Kilts Company to Union Carbide and a Tennessee River project. The White House urged silence on resignation while investigators proceed. In Cincinnati Gordon Cassell 32 pleaded not guilty to shooting to kill a policeman in a gun duel, with a record bond set at 125000.
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Washington
Udius Huston
Republican National
Senate
Brotherhood of Locomsative Engine
Euston
Birth
Bonzer
New York
Walsh
Dem
Mont
FR Repa
Com Fee
Mus Shoals
Huston
W. E. Moore
Si Ean
Kids Company
Birthe
Bonner
Union Carbide
Tennessee River Improvement Association
White House
Cara‘ar
Compan Sy
Comparr
Kerstone Waterworks
Bord and Share
Moors
Caraway
Muscia Shoals
American Cranamid Company
Cincinnati
Gordon Cassell
Cassell
Income tax collections rise in March totals reach new high
Washington March 20 income tax receipts at the treasury for march totalled 214,534,548.0 a rise of about 13 million from last year’s corresponding period. The month’s receipts reached 314,00,555.79, signaling a strong increase over the prior year. Haitian banker Roy elected provisional president at Port au Prince after delegates oppose regime of President Borno. Roy to take office May 1 and constitutional elections to follow for a new legislature and president.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Port AU Prixce
Haiti
Louis Borno
Eugene Roy
Roy
Sorno
Doheny Bribery Trial Near Finish
Final arguments in the Edward L. Doheny bribery case opened with Atlee Pomerene denouncing Doheny’s government oil dealings as jurors weigh whether Doheny bribed former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall with up to 60,000 dollars for lucrative oil leases.
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Doheny
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Interior
Albert G. Falla
Grain storage expansion planned to ease wheat bell shortage
Chicago officials of the Farmers' National Grain Corporation said after a two day executive committee meeting that grain bins in Chicago elevators are brim full and the shortage will be met by purchase and erection of additional elevators through loans to cooperative associations.
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Chicago
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
County Music Festival Program Announced at Etrica High
The County Schools Music Festival will be held at Etrica High School auditorium Saturday afternoon starting 2:38 pm. Under R. L. Rowland’s coordination, the program features four numbers plus orchestral and band pieces, an elementary chorus, girls and boys glee clubs, and free admission.
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County Schools
Etrica High School
R. L. Rowland
County Music Teachers’ Organization
R. P. Vaughn
Nicndent of
Brockton
Sunset Wall
America
Hail
Olite
Hazel
Kiehr
Bennett
Hauser
Tosti
Venice
Youngstown Plant Emplores Back Campbell Merger Plan
More than 12 500 emplores of Youngstown Sweet and Tube Company in Ohio endorse James A Campbell's proposal to merge with Bethlehem Steel Corp. Union reps from various departments issued a formal statement praising Campbell's plan as advantageous to Sheet and Tube emplores under his supervision.
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Youngstown
Youngstown Sweet & Tube Company
James A. Campbell
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Pitty
Campbells Jtudgmeant
Campbell
Emplores Association
Empl
Bethlehem
Mersing
Pond May Hold Horst Boy's Body
Wayne county authorities in Orrville contemplate using a deep sea diver to search the Country Club pond for Melvin Horst, age 4, who vanished fifteen months ago. Charles Hannah is again cited in relation to a statement about disposing of the boy’s body. Officials searched the pond three weeks earlier after a claim that the body was dumped there.
Paroles Almost Eliminated in Lorain County
Lorain County records show only six prisoners paroled in the past six months, a sharp drop from prior years. A new policy restricts parole to extreme cases, following state examiner findings of unpaid fines tied to parolees. County Commissioner Thomas Peebles led the push to curb parole, with only one parole since then, including a deportation to Spain.
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Peebles
County i
Commissioners
Thomas Peebles
Lorain
Spain
G. E. Frateh
Polic
Upturn Seen in Employment in Spring Forecast
Washington reports a Labor Department forecast of rising employment in spring. February payrolls show modest gains with overall payrolls improving across industries, aided by higher automobile production, highway building plans, and a $5.5 billion public utilities program. Commerce data confirms a jump in automobile output in February, topping December and any month since October.
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Washington
Labor Department Sodar
Commerce Department
Federal officer to investigate Lorain escape
Lorain March 26 Martin Rasmussen commander of the U S Coast Guard district came to Lorain to investigate the escape of Fred Hentrie a wounded rum runner held in St Josephs hospital Hentrie was shot twice in the back and fled from the hospital in a waiting car Rasmussen said a hearing would be held Friday for William Teatre the Coast Guardsman on duty when the escape occurred
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Lorain
Martin Rasmussen
Budaio
United ‘States Coast Guard Service
Fred Hentrie
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hentrie
Coast Guards
Lake Erie
Rasmussen
William Teatre
Coast
County Office To Aid Farmers In Getting Help
Lorain County agricultural extension service plans a temporary role as an employment agency for farmers. Horton B. Alger says the office cannot match four or five farmers seeking workers with available men, though he believes suitable labor exists and maintains a list of job seekers.
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Lorain County Agricultural Extension Service
Horton B. Alger
Coun TY Extension
Alger
Senators deny charge of vote trading in tariff debate
Washington March 24 Charges of vote trading among senators over tariffs for shoes and number were denied by Senator Jones Republican. He said no intent to trade votes and credited colleagues with sincerity of motive. Senator Walsh corroborated but called recent voting shifts suspicious and said his faith in the Senate was shaken by changes. Senator Watson of Indiana did not vote for a duty on women’s shoes.
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Washington
Jones
Senate
Massachusetts
Walsh
Saish
Watson
Indiana
Attempted Jail Delivery Fails at Work House
Noise of a thin saw against an iron bar alerted guards to an attempted jail delivery at the Work House in Columbus. Five inmates were placed in solitary confinement: Burr Nichols 25, Fred Bentler, Fran Betts 43, Merle Roush 25, and Charlies Becker 21. They faced delinquency, assault and battery charges, and attempted escape notes. A two-story dormitory window was partially sawn and a glass pane removed from the dormitory barrier. Willard J. Shaffer 45 of Frederickstown died in a city prison cell after arrest for intoxication. Coroner Joseph Murphy is investigating. Peritonitis from an injury caused by a kick led to the death of Ralph Kreiter 14 of Sulphur Springs.
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Burr Nichols
Fred Bentler
Fran Betts
Merle Roush
Charlies Becker
Cleveland
Celi
Columbus
Willard J. Shaffer
Frederickstown
Joseph Murphy
Middletown Patrolman Die in Downtown Gun Battle
City Patrolman Dan Sandlin aged 25 died after a downtown gun battle that left a suspect wounded and three others in custody. Patrolman Roy Crout reported the assailant, Richard Brewer, 35, Middletown, killed Sandlin, as Griffith Wilson, 48, New Castle, was wounded and later identified. Sandlin died at a hospital six hours after the confrontation.
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Richard Brewer
Middletown
Sandlin
Wilson Griffith
New Castle
Inf
Griffith
Roland
William Meeks
Court
Brewer
Indian Model Indifferent At Trial
COURT HOUSE BUFFALO NL March 29 Lila Jimerson a Indian model charged with conspiracy to murder sat in court seemingly more interested in the floor cracks than court procedure. Third juror accepted while two alternates were chosen. Defense hints at psychoanalysis and witchcraft as part of her defense in the case tied to Nancy Bowen and Mrs Marchand with a hammer mentioned as the alleged means.
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John Malover
Lila
Talesman
Nancy Bowen
Marchand
Henri
No U turns forbidden at three downtown intersections
Safety Director John N. Eidt outlined a new ordinance banning LC turns at three Broad street and Middle avenue intersections to prevent traffic blocking. The rule targets any U turn at those sites, clarifying that even if a vehicle edges with lights, a U turn is still occurring and not allowed at these three intersections.
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John N. Eidt
Rid
Fic
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Second Street
Eidt
Bright Sun Signals Spring Arrival Tomorrow
A bright sun is due to greet spring tomorrow at 2 30 am and today began a warm up after three days of cold weather. The sun ended Hale snow and started the thermometer rising toward spring temperatures, as March shows signs of warming after a wintry spell.
Hope to Prove Gunwonan Insane in Court
New Castle Pa March 20 The insanity defense claiming an impulse to holdup rob and fee was allowed for Irene Schroeder the blond gun girl in the trial charging her with murdering State Trooper Brady Paul Judge R L Hidebrand ruled for the defense after half a day of legal argument Irene recalled to the stand as defense contends the murder was incidental to the impulse driving her with sweetheart Glenn Dague in a grocery robbery at Batter Pa The prosecution contends only homicide impulse is admissible and the ruling delays completion past Monday with many witnesses including alienists and Irene's relatives slated to testify The witness described memories from childhood including her mother's death and a mark on her forehead as the cross examination continued.
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New Castle
Irene Schroeder
Brady Paul
R. L. Hidebrand
Irene
Ben Jarrett
Thomas Diker
Kerwin H. Powell
Pami
Glenn Dague
Batter
Charles J. Margiott
de Fou
Margiotti
Margrett
Dos
Express Agency Money Truck Stolen in Stow
In Stow on March 24 a money truck used to meet trains was stolen after the driver left the vehicle to enter the office. Bystanders saw a man enter the truck and drive away down a crowded street. Officials estimate under 500 dollars in money was aboard, with merchandise valued at about 300 dollars. Packages were logged as loaded. depot agent F. L. Miller and manager C. W. Stover launched an immediate check of records.
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Ther
F. L. Miller
C. W. Stover
Fire Sweeps Knoxville District Killing Four In Blaze
Fire of unknown origin raged through three downtown blocks in Knoxville claiming four lives including Carl Melcher proprietor of a barbersupply store. Explosions started the blaze at Arcade building and while firefighting units fought the flames the district saw 12 wounded and about 1 million dollars in damage with hotels emptied and many residents fleeing.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Mar
Carl Melcher
Sylvester Wilkerson
Brocks
Atreade
Earon
Shrivers Brothers” Haberdashery
Improvements at Elyria Memorial Hospital and Gates Home
Announcement by J. R. Namniz, superintendent, states bids will be taken immediately for hospital and Gates Home for Crippled Children improvements totaling about 27,509 dollars. Hospital kitchen remodeling costs 13,098 dollars. Gates Home porch added. Work to begin within two weeks, thanks to requests from Parmelia Beebe and Frederic H. Gates.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
J. R. Namniz
Gates Home
Cos Oe
Gates Hos 7
Tarossa
Parmetla Beebe
Claude Beebe
Frederic H. Gates
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