Ohio lawmakers near end of 114.5 million appropriation bill
Columbus dispatch reports the Ohio General Assembly nears completion of the general appropriation bill totaling 114,500,000 for the current year and 1930. The measure, introduced by Rep. W. Co. Wendt, allocates funds across state government, highways, welfare, education, and various departments with specific sums for hospitals, universities, and public works.
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Columbus
House
Senate
Rep. W. Co. Wendt
House Finance Committee
Finance Committee
General Revenue Fund
Department of Welfare
Cleveland State Hospital
Hawthornden Farm
Toledo State Hospital
Massillon State Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary
London
Mansfield Reformatory
Marysville Reformatory
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Miami University
Bowling Green Normal
Kent State Normal
Wilberforce
Judiciary
House of Representatives
Executive Department
Department of Agriculture
Health Department
Division of Charities
School For
State Library
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio National Guard
State Armory
Mrs Mario Gilman Led Public Charities Leader
Mrs Mario Gilman general secretary of the Associated Charities in Lorain County is described as living in Defiance with her parents after leaving Defiance College. She moved to Elyria about twenty years ago and has served as general secretary for fifteen years while also holding trustee roles at the County Children's Home and previously on the County Board of Visitors. She is currently president of the Lorain County Humane Society. The Gilman family resides at 1250 East Avenue.
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Mario Gilman
Associated Charities
Defiance
Defiance College
Pp. C. Gilman
Hlyria
County Children’s Home
County Board of Visitors
Lorain County Humane Society
Former head of national farm bureau dies in Ohio
Oscar F. Bradfute, former president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, died at McClellan Hospital Sero after a long illness. He suffered a stroke last November, underwent an operation two weeks ago, and relapsed last night.
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National Farm Bureau Federation
Xenia
Oscar F. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
McClellan Hospital Sero
Bradfute
War on one light drivers trims Lorain county menace
Sheriff Clarence E. Adams reported a county wide drive against one light autos has reduced nightly sightings from 35 40 to three or four. Four more were summoned to Justice S J George’s court after warnings and arrests since late January. Adams pledged continued vigilance in office.
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Lorain County
Clarence E. Adams
Adams
S. J. George's Court
Elyria Boys Visit Washington on MCA Tour Plan Capitol Move
Elyria's 30 YMCA travelers reached the national capital and toured landmarks including the National Cathedral Mt. Vernon Union Station and the Congressional Library. They plan to introduce a bill to move the capital to Elyria and asked Secretary McClellan to relocate the courthouse if it passes, but he declined to commit.
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Elyria
Washington
National Capital
National Cathedral
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Union Station
Congressional Library
Pennsylvania Avenue
W. C. McClellan
Court House
McClellan
Impeachment charges move against Huey P. Long in Louisiana
Nineteen impeachment counts against Governor Huey P. Long were voted by the state House impeachment committee. A resolution outlining the charges was prepared for floor presentation as political upheaval surrounds the legislature. Rumors of Long calling out the National Guard to block reconvening add to the tension.
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Long
National Guard
Baton Rouge
Baton Bogus
Huey P. Long
House of Representatives
Bozeman
J. Q. Sanders
Baton
House
House Representatives
Henry S. Johnston
Oklahoma
Gov. Long
Suspect Freed In Toledo Killing
In Toledo, police released a Lorain suspect after two hours of questioning regarding a Sunday night attempt to rob Lamson Brothers department store. A blood stained coat and hat were the only clues. Watchman John Lewis, 59, was killed and fellow guard Thomas Blair, 65, was wounded. Blair expected to recover while Lewis was to be buried tomorrow.
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Toledo
Lamson Brothers
Lorain
John Lewis
Thomas Blair
Eskins Starts Transcontinental Foot Race From New York
Charles Eskins, Elyria long distance runner, begins the second annual trans continental foot race. He departs New York City at 2 p.m. on Sunday, aiming to reach Los Angeles in about three months. Eskins is backed by William A. Ely, is married with two children, and hopes to win the $25,000 prize. Mayor Hewitt and local friends wish him success as he heads toward the start.
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New York Central
Charles Eskins
Elyria
William A. Ely
Eskins
New York City
Los Angeles
James A. Hewitt
Elkins
Illinois dry agents kill woman in Aurora raid
Illinois dry agents raid the home of Joseph de King in Aurora using gas bombs. Mrs. De King is killed, and De King is clubbed. Gerald De King, 9, shoots a raider in the leg. The raid began after authorities sought entry to a suspected speakeasy.
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Aurora
Ill
Joseph de King
de King
Gerald
de Kings
Roy Smith
Smith
Elyria council committee doubts time for municipal court
A Lima dispatch reports vandals blew a concrete ridge over the Ottawa River bridge in 1923. No injuries, but the blast ripped manholes and damaged the structure. Back home, Elyria council committee says there isn’t enough time to properly consider a proposed Municipal Court for Elyria and surrounding territory and will report unfavorable at the next meeting.
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Lima
Folice
Ottawa
Herman Geiger
Elyria
George Stevens, Jr
Myron Jones
C. C. Stolzenburg
Ohio
Charles R. Summers
House of Representatives
Jail reunion for liquor raid suspect ends in custody
Frank Pinczwoski, arrested in January during a raid by Sheriff Adams at Midway known as Whiskeyville, faced a $200 fine for illegal liquor possession later changed to operating a dance hall without a permit. He pled guilty, promised to pay, and vanished until deputies found him in Lorain. Adams said he is glad to have him back in jail.
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Frank Pinczwoski
Clarence E. Adams
Pinczwoski
Adams
Midway
Whiskeyville
Pinexwoski
S. J. George
Lone Officer Captures Two Bold Bandits
Cleveland March 26 Patrolman Arthur Wunderle single handed captured two members of a holdup trio and is believed to have wounded the third after a series of chain store robberies in the southwest section. Wunderle trailed the robbers in a police car to the Kroger Grocery and Baking Company scene and forced one man to the basement where he was captured. He fired three shots at another who escaped and staggered away. The third man, driver of the bandit car, was captured at the wheel.
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Cleveland
Arthur Wunderle
Wunderle
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Stare
Second Street Reopens After Sanitary Sewer Completion
Second Street was opened to traffic from Middle Avenue to East Avenue yesterday after more than two months closure. The new eight inch sanitary sewer completion allowed the reopening. City officials say the street will close again in early summer for repaving.
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Second Street
Trafic
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Truckers Largely Obey Load Law Says Sheriff
Sheriff Clarence Adams reports deputies weigh 35 to 40 trucks daily with few overweight findings. After a prior crackdown several over comprehensive loads were fined, but only one driver faced a second fine. Wet weather rules cap loads at seven tons on solid tires and ten on pneumatic. solid tires max six tons per axle, pneumatic max eight. The rule applies until spring when ground solidifies.
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Clarence 5
Adams
City to Take Bids on New Water Pumper
The city advertised for a new pumper for Fire Station No. 3 on the west side. Bids are to be received until April 9. City council appropriated $11,000 for two pumpers. Service Director John N. Eldis will collect bids and hopes the pumper is in service by June 1.
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John N. Eldis
Elyria Chamber of Commerce names 30 nominees for board
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce announced its primary results naming thirty candidates for fifteen director seats. Ballots have been mailed to all members with the final election set to close at 3 PM Friday.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Reorganized Chamber
E. J. Fellow
Jim Armitage
Earl Bell
Harry S. Calvert
Thomas N. Cook
John Cronin
Oscar G. Dunn
H. O. Cutter
J. Clare George
George Gould
Henry Heidrich
Harold Hinkson
William Hoover
Louis B. Iglauer
J. B. Johnson
L. P. Kaiser
H. K. King
Walter S. Kohn
Roy J. Miller
Ralph Murbach
P. J. O'Donnell
W. H. Patton
Charles A. Persons
S. B. Pfau
Karl Plocher
A. J. Robinson
Frank A. Stetson
William H. Struck
Robert Vestal
Lawrence H. Webber
W. C. Kaiser
Chamber of Commerce
Funeral of Marshal Foch in Paris draws vast crowds
Paris March 26 crowds pack the streets as the body of Marshal Ferdinand Foch is moved from Notre Dame to the Invalides. A near million kneeled in prayer at the cathedral. King George V’s son the Prince of Wales attends in Welsh guards uniform. President Poincare delivers the funeral oration as bells ring and soldiers, dignitaries, and clergy pay tribute. Pershing sheds tears as the coffin is carried past. The ceremony ends with holy water and a solemn arc of honor before the catafalque.
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Paris
Marshall Ferdinand Foch
Notre Dame
the Invalides
Napoleon
France
Prince of Wales
Aux Champs
Saint Michel’s
Saint Brieuc
Foch
King George
Welsh Guard
Poincare
Capeech
the Invalides Esplanade
Georges Clemenceau
Albert
Abbe Verdue
Cardinal Dubois
Pope Pius XI
Doumergue
General Pershing
Pershing
Detention home debate tests Lorain County minors care
Lorain County faces a hinge issue over a proposed detention home for minors too old for the Oberlin Children's Home and too young for full freedom. County commissioners reject formal action, while juvenile authorities led by Judge H C Wilcox urge the need, arguing cases require specialized care and noting a 1927 written request.
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Lorain County
Oberlin
Board of County Commissioners
Tne
H. C. Wilcox
Wilcox
Commissa Sioners
Sit
Charles Murray
Commmiss
Sioners
Missing child Dorothy MoH found safe at home
Dorothy MoH, seven, of 121 Cleveland Street, Elyria, wandered during a downtown outing and became lost. She followed children from Mrs. Raidt of 230 West River Street to their home after confusion near Easter window decorations, then called her mother to reunite at nine last night.
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Elyria
Dorothy Moh
Cleveland Street
Mathias Raidt
West River Street
Raidi
Sven
Ralph Moll
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Dover
Rupert R. Beetham
FP. J. Grok
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Hamburg
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Europa
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