Controversy Grows Over Austen Chamberlain’s Geneva Policy
London reports on Sir Austen Chamberlain’s Commons speech defending his Geneva stance. Opposition presses push demands for his resignation amid claims of incompetence, while conservatives defend him only halfheartedly. Public sentiment labels last night’s debate lukewarm with Ramsay MacDonald gaining rhetorical traction.
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Morning Post
League of Nations
Europe
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George
Ramsay MacDonald
Principal Resigns To Return To College
Gould Jones, principal of Make Ave Schools, has tendered his resignation to take effect this week. He cites desire to enter Ohio State University at the spring term. The Board will meet soon to consider his successor, County School Superintendent E. C. Seale stated.
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Make Ave
E. C. Seale
Jones
Ohio State University
Seale
Eaton Board Decides High School Year Start Plan
Eaton Board of Education will decide how many high school years to include at the new Eaton Center. At a meeting with patrons the vote on starting with the 9th grade and adding years was tied, while adding three years failed by a narrow margin. The plan, long discussed, will be settled before the fall opening as completion nears.
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Eaton Center
Eaton
E. C. Seale
Prominent Hamilton Women Face Shoplifting Charges
In Hamilton Ohio Lola J. Clawson and Grace Helsinger, both married women, were charged with shoplifting after police arrested them in a department store. Confessing, they led officers to stolen goods valued around 300 dollars found at their homes.
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Cincinnati
Lola J. Clawson
H. Clawson
Hamilton
Ohio
Grace Helsinger
Harry Helinger
Norbeck Wins in Primary Election
Pierre South Dakota March 24 United States Senator Norbeck today won a smashing victory in the Republican primary defeating George Danforth Sioux Fadle and VCoolidge Republican candidate. With his majority rising, the senior senator will likely post one of the largest votes in his career in South Dakota. Gunderson also appeared safely across the line. Norbeck benefited from united support of businessmen and farmers who see agriculture as key to welfare and expect Congress to ease farming handicap. With about one third of the state reported Norbeck had 25,102 votes to 19,106 for Danforth.
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Lin
Congress
Lttle
Norbeck
Danforth
Great Battle Looms at Pekin
Pekin braces for a major clash as the people's army concentrates around the capital after withdrawing from Tientsin. Reports say General Feng Yuh Siang may move to Kalgsan for a new strike while diplomats remain in frequent talks amid rising tension.
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People's Army
Tientsin
Feng Yuh Siang
Urga
Police replacement of traffic signs after frost
Chief E J Stankard inspects city to replace signs frozen from the ground by the frost. A truck driver Palmer was fined 50 plus costs for driving an overlanded truck. Steve Cowie found him on Center Ridge road. County girls basketball tournament set for April 12 to 16 at the Y M C A with entries due April 5. Rev Charles A Rame to address Kiwanis at noon. A prowler was reported on West Ave. search found no one. A bank suit for 514 29 filed in common pleas by The Central Bank of Duluth and Dean Miller against FS Miller.
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Po- Nce
Flab
Palmer
S.J. George
Motmor
Steve Cowie
Center Ridge
West Ave
Slit
Court of Common Pleas
Central Bank of Duluth
Dean Halt
Miller
Continued court appearance in second degree murder case
In a lengthy trial, the defendant repudiated a key story while admitting memory of the victim and hiding pieces. The case stretched 14 days with conflicting medical testimony from leading experts. Sentencing for second degree murder is typically ten to twenty years but may extend to life at the judge’s discretion.
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Marshall
Ile
Visit One More Plant Before Awarding Fire Apparatus
Safety Director James A. Newitt announced after a visit to a Cincinnati manufacturing company that one more producer remains to be studied before the city lets the contract for a new fire engine. Fire Chief W. Bates and Newitt previously left Elyria and traveled to Cincinnati for the factory visit.
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Cincinnati
Newitt
WN. Bates
Elyria
Baltimore and Ohio crossings in city deemed dangerous
Police report states all B and O railroad crossings in the city are in bad condition with West Street planking singled out as particularly bad. The report warns the crossings are dangerous and in need of repair.
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Baltimore and Ohio
West St
Testament of Luther Bible. German Old Testament Found
John Stetiler of 144 Elbe Street claims ownership of a German Luther Bible dated 1573. The title pages read To Titus the first ordained bishop of the Church of the Cretas written by Nicholat in Macedonia The Prophets of the Old Testament in German by Dr Martin Luther Printed in the year of Christ AD 1573. Stetler says the testament is in good preservation.
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Elbe Street
Huck
Counry
Germany
Titus
Church of the Cretas
Nicholat
Macedonia
Martin Luther
Stottler
Wellington Woman Dies in Cleveland Hospital
Word reached Wellington of the death of Mrs. Marguerite McQuisten Warren 31 wife of Walter Warren of Cleveland at Huron Road hospital after an operation she did not recover She graduated from the local high school and before marriage lived in the community Her mother father and brother reside at Barberton Funeral services set for 1 p m Friday at the Funeral Parlor 772 E 108th Street Cleveland
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Barberton
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Cleveland
Felling Station Sale Moves Walter Edwards to Sullivan Farm
Mr Walter Edwards exchanged his Filling Station and North Main Street home for the White Lesson farm in Sullivan Both parties will move into their new homes on April 1 Locals Mrs Alma Williams of Willard Ohio attended funeral services for F C Williams and stayed to visit her son M F Williams and family for several days
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Roy Griffith
Wellington
North Broad Way
Evell
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Felling Station
Walter Edwards
North Main Street
Sullivan
Alma Williams
Willard
Ohio
F.C. Williams
M. FF. Williams
Woman Writes Of Large Family In Log Cabin Births
Emma Linden Brandt of Elyria reports a family of twelve children born in a four room log cabin near Center road Avan. She recalls her birth in 1853 and life helping her mother knit and sew, noting her father was a shoe maker and the cabin no longer stands.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mra
Emma Linden Brandt
Sumner Street
Moiter
Center Road
Avan
Elyria
Death notices for Ellen Mason Hubbard and G R Kent
Ellen Mason Hubbard aged 76 of Elyria dies after illness at home 147 Spruce Street. Survived by four sons Edward A William F Hubbard F Hubbard of Amherst Marion Indiana and three daughters Bert Carter Harriet and Vanita plus eight grandchildren and a sister Alice Jackson and brother Charles Mason. Services 2 p.m. at home conducted by Rev Wiseman. burial LaGrange Cemetery. G R Kent 57 son of Joseph J Kent formerly of Elyria dies at Eloise hospital Blaine Michigan. body shipped to Elyria. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. from Sudro's Funeral Home with Rev Burner officiating. burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Ayvay
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Elyria
Alice Jackson
Wellington
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Millsbury
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Second Street
Eloise Hospital
Blaige
Mich
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Ridgelawn Cemetery
Kirby sentenced after multi trial history and tampering probes
Former California and Ohio stock dealer Kirby faced June 14 trial on two indictments for approaching jurors. He pled not guilty and posted bond. Judge Kilits described the lengthy ruling on Day’s motion for new trial. Kirby’s prior cases included California blue sky law acquittal and multiple Cleveland and Ohio prosecutions. He was convicted in federal court of using the mails to defraud and faced new juror tampering indictments alongside several associates.
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Akron
Oswego canal survey urged. motorcyclist pioneer dies
Discussion centers on water routes and an electric railroad project to be operated at cost with amortization over twenty years funded by a bond issue. Congress urged to defer action on the Oswego ship canal until a proposed survey is completed. Also reports the death of Sir Thomas Parkyns, an early English motorcycle rider, in London.
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Seale to Interview Riegel Tomorrow on State Aid
E. C. Seale the county school superintendent said this morning he expects to be in Columbus tomorrow to interview Vernon M. Riegel State Superintendent of Public Instruction regarding obtaining state aid for the schools at South Amherst Penfield Herrietta and Brighton.
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South Amherst
Penfield
Henrietta
Brighton
Oberlin Exchange Club Luncheon Highlights India Talk
Oberlin March 24 Oberlin Exchange Club met at Park Hotel for noon luncheon with Prof. F W Buckler discussing India economic development and caste impact. Prof C W Savage described New York football rule changes. Principal Mackey reported Oberlin High won state Class B basketball title. Multiple local notices followed including obituaries and hospital visits.
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New York
C. L. Mackey
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Allen Hospital
E. Burgner
East College Street
England
Francis W. Buckler
Exchange Club
Buckler
New York City
Two Suits for Divorce Filed in Common Pleas Court
Two divorce cases were filed today in the common pleas court. Florence Price of Amherst sues Walter Price alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty since their June 1925 marriage, with abandonment since August and a request for alimony. F E Daniels sues Theresa Daniels of Lowell alleging gross neglect of duties at home, harsh conduct toward the child, abandonment, and seeks full custody.
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Walter Price
Amherst
F. E. Daniels
Theresa Daniels
Lowell
Mass
Ohio and Ohio Valley Markets and Livestock Report
Market news from Cleveland and Toledo dated March 24 shows price ranges for eggs butter and produce, plus livestock receipts and bids. Cattle calves sheep hogs and misc are listed with latest bids and market tone, noting steady to lower trends across regions.
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Cleveland Livestock
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Markets Slip On Bearish Dodge In Industrial Stocks
A New York Stock Exchange tumble pulled leading industrial issues to year lows. Heavy selling, high call money rates, weak margins, and reports of auto order cancellations spurred the decline. American Can, General Electric, and Hudson Motors bore the brunt as shares slid amid European unrest and uncertain outlooks.
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Rathering Appraisal Underway On Elyria Homes
Work to compile data for a second Elyria real estate reappraisal starts today. S. C. Irwin of Manufacturers Appraisal Co says local inspectors will assess properties on building type basements foundations walls and other features.
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S. C. ‘Irwin
Manufacturers
Taylor murder case watchers seek new clues from Normand
Los Angeles investigators press ahead with questioning of three women including Charlotte Kelby and Mabel Normand as they seek corroborative evidence in the William Desmond Taylor killing. Keyes says the slayer’s name will shock the nation and hints conspirators will be exposed. Normand appears near collapse under relentless press scrutiny, begging for resolution to end the scandal.
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Three Men Held On Liquor Warrants In City
Three men were arrested on warrants sworn by a state prohibition officer. Barney Slupski of Grafton faced illegal possession charges at his meat market and, after pleading not guilty, posted 1000 dollars bond for a later trial. Louis Boras of this city and Dave Brennan of Amherst also pleaded not guilty to liquor possession charges and were held on 1000 dollar bonds for hearings.
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Grafton
S. J. George
Louis Boras
A. R. Webber
Dave Brennan
Amherst
Webber
Four Men Held in Murder Case in Ravenna Ohio
Four Italian suspects were in custody in Ravenna Ohio today tied to the slaying of Tony Farazzo 36 and Sheriff Joseph Jones of Portage County expects quick resolution. Jones says Fazazzo belonged to an alleged bootlegging gang and may have fallen out with it. Fazazzo's funeral is planned for tonight.
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