Beam falls during construction injuring two workers
A 3500 pound steel I beam fell while being swung into place at an addition to the old sub station on Winckles Street. Horace Ricketts 21 suffered a compound fracture and facial lacerations and is hospitalized. Jim Carill 24 sustained leg abrasions. They worked for W J Young. The scaffold failed and a window sash was torn from the wall. Firefighters aided the injured. police notified. The building had been recently sold.
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Winckles St
Horace Ricketts
Middle Avenue
Ricketts
Memorial Hospital
Obbit
Callill
Ohio Public Service
Strenick Rules Ordinance Valid in Lorain Ohio
Lorain Ohio March 21 Judge J F Strenick of the municipal court ruled the city liquor ordinance valid after over ruling demurrers by three Lorain attorneys for three men charged with violating city liquor laws The decision cites a statewide impact as it upholds a higher fine limit than a recent Court of Appeals ruling The Lorain ordinance sets a maximum one thousand dollar fine for first offense
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Lorain, O
lMquor
J. F. Strenick
Lorain
Court of Appeals
Lorain Man Killed in Auto Crash
Lorain, O March 21 Lorain's eighth traffic fatality occurred when John Holodnyok 57 of 2336 East 29th Street died at St Josephs hospital. He was struck by an auto at Globa Street and Twenty ninth Street Sunday at 7 30 p m The driver John Bahn of Lorain was not held by police Corner Miles E Perry returned a verdict of accidental death The victim is survived by a widow.
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Lorain
John Holodnyok
East 29Th Street
St Joseph's Hospital
Holodnyok
Globa Street
Twenty-Ninth Street
John Bahn
Miles E. Perry
When I Was 21 Don W Myers Lorain County Prosecutor
Don W Myers, Lorain county prosecutor, spent part of his twenty first year at Baldwin Wallace College where he led the Philo Literary Society and played football and basketball. He later attended Wooster Summer school, worked on a Sullivan township farm, graduated Baldwin Wallace, joined Goodrich Rubber at Akron, studied at Western Reserve University Law School, served in World War II era, practiced law in Elyria, served as city solicitor, and now prosecutes for the county. he lives at 137 Princeton Avenue with his wife and adopted child.
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Don W. Myers
Lorain County
Baldwin-Wallace College
Philo Literary Society
Wooster
Sullivan Township
Baldwin-Wallace
Goodrich Rubber Company
Atron
Ohio Assembly Aims to Finish Work in April
Columbus March 21 Ohio lawmakers near completion of the 88th general assembly as the general appropriations bill nears completion. Senate Finance chairman Senator G M Kulmer of Preble county says the bill should be ready for introduction next Monday and the house vote on the measure late next week. The pace of sessions has depended largely on when the appropriations bills are presented.
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Columbus
88Th General Assembly
G. M. Kulmer
Preble County
Senate Finance Committee
House
New Angle Sought in Melvin Horst Disappearance
Orrville Ohio March 21 Detective Ora Slater Prosecutor Marion Graven and Marshal Roy Horst opened a new inquiry into the disappearance of Melvin Horst four of Orrville as Elias Arnold and son Arthur Arnold face postponed sentencing on child stealing. Judge George A Starin said a new trial motion hinges on evidence expected by attorney A D Metz. If Mougey remains ill, further delay possible.
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Arnolds
Slater
Horst
Graven
Orrville
Walter J. Mougey
Mougey
Starn
Defiance
Melvin
Chiropractor licensing bill sent to voters after defeat
In Columbus on March 21, the initiated bill to create a separate state board to license chiropractors was defeated in the legislature and will be placed before voters at the November election. Advocates will start gathering new signatures to qualify for the ballot, led by Rep. George H. Bellinger and Rep. W. A. McClister of Akron. The measure failed by 25 votes after a two hour debate, Canton Rep Hoover noting a similar bill was rejected twice before a referendum.
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Columbus
George H. Bellinger
W. A. McClister
Akron
Schools To Have Week's Vacation As Spring Fever Hits Elyria
Elyria schools will grant students a week at home to recover from spring fever beginning Friday afternoon. The vacation runs through the period and schools will reopen April 1 for the final stretch of the year. County schools will stay in session next week per E L Bailey assistant county superintendent.
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Elyria
E. L. Bailey
Body of Foch Lays In State In Paris March 21
The body of Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch lies in state near the tomb of the Unknown Poilu at Rue De Grenelles as France prepares national mourning and a grand military funeral. Crowds of workers and veterans pay quiet tribute while plans set a funeral at the Invalides and a public service likely on Sunday or Monday.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Poilu
Rue de Grenelles
France
Napoleon
Ney
the Invalides
Foch
Flanders
le Marechal
Poincare
General Wergandt
Madame Foch
Rouget de Lisie
Marshal Fayolle
Several Buildings Condemned in Cleveland City
Assistant Fire Marshall C. A. Clarke and Fire Chief W. N. Bates condemned old city buildings as a public safety menace. Clarke promised a return within a month to inspect more structures, the second visit by state fire officials in two weeks, with Tom C. Martinec in the city last week. Authorities say condemnation is strictly enforced and ongoing checks are kept.
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C. A. Clarke
Cleveland
Clarke
W. N. Bates
Tom C. Martinec
Crown Prince Olaf of Norway Marries Swedish Princess Martha
In Oslo in Our Savior Cathedral Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha wed uniting the two royal houses. The ceremony drew Nordic royal guests, a large crowd, and a vow before clergy and kingly families in a landmark union for Norway and Sweden.
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Oslo
Norway
Martha
Sweden
Olaf
Inset
Duke of York
Wilhelm Stenhammar
Rishon Lunde
Crown Prince
Elyria Library Trustees Seek $14,000 Loan
A petition filed in common pleas court by Elyria Library trustees asks permission to borrow $14,000 to cover debts for completing the new library on Third Street. The court previously allowed $14,199.82 to contractors, but funds from the $10,000 endowment and upcoming asset sales are to repay the loan.
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Common Pleas Court
Elyria Library
Third Street
Neva Reefr
Charles Arthur Ely
Hearings Set on New Farm Bill by State Agriculture Panel
Thirty witnesses including farmers economists cooperative organizers and interested citizens were invited to appear before the state agriculture committee at hearings beginning next Monday. The hearings should conclude in ten days or two weeks to enable the committee to draft a bill for action when Congress convenes in its special session on April 15.
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Washington
Mar
State Agriculture Committee
Congress
Seismic quake recorded by Fordham University in New York
An extremely violent earthquake near Central America was recorded on Fordham University seismograph. The temblor began at 9 42 p m and peaked at 9 56 p m ending at 11 30 p m with the disturbance located 2 679 miles south of New York.
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New York
Central America
Fordham University
Kellogg signs 80th treaty with Roumania ally
In Washington Secretary of State Kellogg signed arbitration and conciliation treaties with Roumania and noted a record of 80 treaties during his term. Roumania’s minister Cretziano also deposited adherence to the anti war treaty. In Mexico City former General Jesus Aguirre, a Vera Cruz rebel leader, was executed after a court martial.
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Washington
Mar
Kellogg
Roumania
Cretziano
Mexico City
Jesus Aguirre
Vera Cruz
la Margras
Presidencia
Mazatlan
Gasoline tax bill stalls in committee in Ohio
Columbus, O March 21 The Sullivan bill to raise the state gasoline tax remains in committee with little chance of a report soon Rep Dallas Sullivan author of the measure favors a seven cent tax though his bill would lift the present rate from three to four cents He argues motorists must pay road costs while opposing forces from cities and rural bloc clash over who bears the burden of road construction and revenue increases.
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Columbus
Sullivan
Dallas Sullivan
Oklahoma Senate Fires Governor Johnston Follows Walton
Oklahoma City March 21 After a senate court ousted former Governor Henry S Johnston on general incompetency charges lieutenant governor W M Holloway was sworn in as governor Walton earlier faced removal in 1923 Johnston sought a job as his predecessor did and Mrs C O Hammonds Johnston's confidential secretary was the storm center of a two year political battle as Johnston's enemies moved against him.
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Oklahoma City
Ohls
Oklahoma
Hennry S. Johnston
Jack Walton
Senate
Johnston
Walton
W. M. Holloway
C. O. Hammonds
Great Communist Uprising Reported in Kiangsi China
American legation received a telegram from a missionary reporting a large communist uprising in southern Kiangsi province. About 100 persons were believed killed. several American missions were burned, but all missionaries escaped.
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Paping
China
Kiangsi
Klan chieftain accuses Senator Bender in letters
Columbus Ohio March 21 Ku Klux Klan headquarters sent letters censuring state senator George H Bender of Cleveland for opposing the Clark anti alien employment bill. Grand Dragon Colescott denounces Bender as former bodyguard to an anti Catholic crusade and accuses him of assisting foreigners while urging a White American stance. Bender may answer later saying he now objects to intolerance but retains right to speak against Klan ideas.
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Columbus
State
Senate
Ku Klux Klan
K. A. Colescott
Grand Dragon
George H. Bender
Cleveland
W. A. Clark
Urbana
Colescott
Bender
Searchlight
Klan
Dracon
United States
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Kinloch mine blast rescue leaves 215 miners safe
At Parnassus Pennsylvania the Kinloch mine of Valley Camp Coal Co suffered a gas blast. Within five hours 215 of more than 300 miners escaped to air or were led out. About a dozen injured were treated at hospitals. no serious injuries reported. Bodies of deceased miners were seen but not yet recovered by noon.
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Parnassus
Kinloch
Valley Camp Coal Company
Valley Camp
Edward Jones
New Kensington
Spring Arrives Quietly as Elyrians Welcome Gentle Weather
Spring officially arrived at 9:45 PM and today brings daylight plus a 60s degree high. Residents plan garden planting, lawn cleanup, and housework as the city enjoys a balmy sun. The weatherman notes the warmth is normal and may be followed by no colder spell.
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Elyrians
Miss Morrow and Lindbergh To wed In June
Miss Anne Morrow and Col. Charles A. Lindbergh plan a June wedding in Cuernavaca Mexico. Lindbergh may fly to Mexico City before the ceremony to fix the date and location. The trousseau is nearly ready and Cuernavaca is favored as the wedding site over the United States.
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Mexico City
Anne Morrow
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Xisa Morrow
Trousseaus
Mexico
Cuernavaca
United States
Morrow
Theft of 60 Chickens Sparks Sheriff Visit at Hutchinson Farm
Sheriff Clarence Adams visited Lemuel Hutchinson at Stop 100 Oberlin Road to investigate the theft of 60 barred rock chickens taken last night. The thieves cut through wire fences and the coop rear entry. Adams suspects the same raiders behind a regional spree, with about 300 chickens stolen in the past three weeks.
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Clarence Adams
Lemuel Hutchinson
Oberlin Road
Adams
Population Conference at Oberlin Explores Global Limits
A two day Oberlin College conference opens this afternoon to discuss world population growth and its consequences. Experts from across the country will join in examining what the planet can support and what actions are needed. The Caroride Telegram will provide a first-hand report by staff correspondents.
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Oberlin College
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