Local clubs back swimming pool campaign at Cascade Park
Kiwanis and Eachanage clubs outline a viewed pool project with canvassing teams, publicity head Earl Thatcher, and Ohio Public Service Co support. Campaign HQs set in second floor room. Chamber of Commerce involvement and joint meeting with Eachanage planned. fundraising urged from public.
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Kiwanis Club
Jim Armitage
Earl Thatcher
Ohio Public Service Co
C. W. Phillips
Chamber of Commerce
Eachanage Club
National Exchange Organization
Aftr
Phil Kaiser
W C A Votes to Hold Dances Committee Appointed
Marian Philpott elected president as Friendship Club of the area plans co ed dances after Easter. Board of Directors approves a dancing party in response to requests from various clubs in the association seeking large party events.
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Ass Marian Philpott
E Friendship Club
Elf- Organization
Mae Jerring Dies After Illness At Memorial Hospital
Mae Jenkins died last evening at Memorial hospital after a weeklong illness. Survived by husband Theodore Jen, one sister Fred Wetcer of Sandush, and brother Fred Rabliff of Elyria. Aged twenty years in Elyria, funeral services set for Saturday afternoon at Sudro Funeral Home with Rev E B Redhead presiding and burial in Elaun Cemetery.
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Mae Jenkins
Awarlyma Memorial Hospital
Theodore Jen
Tenth Street
Fred F. Wetcer
Sandush
Fred Rabliff
Marmar Jas
Elyria
Sudro
E B Redhead
Elaun
State Briefs From Columbus Report Health and Trade Moves
State officials report Ohio health measures include a survey of over 66 health commissioners and municipal districts. An exhibit plan calls for a hive display among 300 merchants to promote interstate relations. Governor instructs a probe into forged checks tied to the state department and former officials.
Massena Man Sentenced Over Liquor Purchase Ultimatum
In Massena on March 27 Isaac Perry with prior drunkenness convictions faced a court ultimatum to name where he bought liquor or face 60 days in jail. He could not recall a source initially and received 60 days, a brief confinement prompting him to reveal his liquor supplier.
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Massena
Justice of the Peace
Giles N. Chase
Isaac Perry
County Police Chief Found Dead in Vehicle
Frank Hall, chief of the county police, was found dead from a bullet wound in his car on Russell Cave Pike near Lington. A warrant for his arrest on stealing charges had been issued the night before, tied to a band of auto thieves. Sgt Albert Barry, said to be involved, was arrested on a similar charge last night.
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Lenington
Frank Hall
Russell Cave Pike
Albert
Barry
Hall
Refusal to pay for dead horse in Graf ton dispute
Filomena Frabotta files suit against Angelo Taddeo over a $155 note for a horse that died shortly after purchase. She claims the animal was misrepresented as sound, citing its wheezing and spavins. A ten man two woman jury will hear the case.
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Filomena Frabotta
Grafton
Angelo Taddeo
Frabotta
Meinke Loses Finger Tips at Colson Company
Arthur Meinke of 341 Columbus Street suffered the loss of the tips of two fingers on his right hand while operating a punch press at Colson Company where he works. He was admitted to the hospital for treatment.
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Arthur Meinke
Columbus Street
Colson Company
Two Americans Elevated to Cardinal dignity in Rome
Pope Pius XI elevates Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago and Cardinal Hayes of New York at a grand ceremony in St Peters Cathedral. The event marks the first cardinalate ceremonies there since 1870 and features oath swearing, papal blessings, and the red hat presentation amid a global crowd.
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Rome
St. Peters
Pius XI
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Cardinal Hayes
New York
Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Merry del Val
Vannutell
Delas
Cardinal Mundelemn
Papal
Terest
Cardinal Mandelein
Marshall Foch
Harborview Mayor, deputies held in dry laws conspiracy
Harborview Mayor Shaxar was arrested at his home on conspiracy to violate the Federal Prohibition Act. Deputy Marshals Neipp and Crane were also arrested. investigators say Neipp discussed selling five cartons of Canadian beer to a Toledo soft drink dealer for eight dollars per carton.
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Ohio
Toledo
Shaxar
Harborview
Homer Yarjan
Neipp
Peter Crane
Nelon
Sewl
Crane
Canine case decides dog replevin in court
Justice J George presided as deputy sheriff F W Saulisbury and Policeman John Gibson argued a replevin case over a dog. The dog, considered key witness, showed recognition in court and the judge ruled the dog a possessive gift and replevinable, awarding the dog to Saulisbury.
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J, George
F W
Saulisbury
John Gibson
George
Atmend Im
Elyria Township Bridge Bids Opened By County
County commissioners open bids Tuesday for the Pauly arch extension in EJ 14 township with an estimated cost of 35000 dollars. Warren Brown of Eldred and Highgate Company injured while lighting a stove at work was examined at hospital but not admitted.
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EJ 14
Warren Brown
Eldred and Highgate Company
Hospitat
Trial of Mrs Hall Starts Monday
West Monday morning the case of the state against Mrs Alice Hall, charged with the murder of her infant will be spared in criminal court. Baba Charles Hy man expects such a crowd and advises spectators to bring camp chairs. tea will be served at noon for those who bring dinners.
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West
Alice Hall
Baba Charles Hyman
Poincare to Retain Office in Paris Stirs Government Talks
Paris March 27 Premier Raymond Poincare formally asked this evening to retain his post and form a new government after a conference with President Millerand at the Elysee Palace. In Columbus Ohio baby Kenneth E Waldron died at 3 45 yesterday at 328 Turnacs street son of Mr and Mrs K R Waldron. He leaves parents a brother a sister and grandparents. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 10 from the Sudro Funeral home Rew WE Butner will officiate and interment will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery. Valley Motor Transportation Company received a certificate of public convenience from the state utilities commission authorizing it to operate bus lines in East Liverpool and Steubenville.
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Bay Solvis
Mia
Joseph Spevrs
West Hiver Street
Helen Solvis
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Paris
Raymond Potirare
Millerand
Elisee Palace
Baby Waldron
Kenneth E Waldron
K R Waldron
Turnacs Street
Tne
Sudro Funeral Home
Butner
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Columbus
State Utilities Commission Today
The
Valley Motor Transportation Company
East Liverpool
Steubenville
Four Die in Michigan Auto Crash on Chicago Road
Four persons died when a car skidded into a ditch on the Chicago road in Lakeside Michigan. A passing motorist rescued a fifth occupant after he had been pinned in water for an hour. The deceased were Charles Kerhell 35 Henry Seaman 37 Fred Peeter 27 and James Hoover a Sawyer garage proprietor.
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Lakeside
Mich
Chicago
Charles Kerhell
Henry Seaman
Fred Peeter
New Buffalo
James Hoover
Sawyer
Johnson Increases Lead Over Coolidge In South Dakota
Sioux Falls March 27 reports show Senator Johnson widening his presidential endorsement lead in South Dakota as more precincts counted. With 1370 precincts reporting the tally stood Johnson 36 217 Coolidge 25 223, indicating a solid margin for Johnson.
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Sioux Falls
Johnson
Coolidge
South Dakota
Olian
Charles E Covert Dies After Stroke at 55
Charles E Covert of 120 Mid dle Avenue died this morning at 3 30 at age 55 from a stroke of paralysis suffered three weeks earlier. He worked for the New York Central Railroad but has been unable to work five months due to ill health. He belonged to Roland Lodge 305 E of P Newark. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs C C Harnish Nashville Tenn and Donna Ruth Covert at home, one grandchild Virginia Gates Slumsky. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 06 at Taylor funeral home.
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Charles E. Covert
Middle Avenue
Covert
New York Central Railroad Company
Roland Lodge
Newark
C. C. Harnish
Nashville, Tenn
Donna Ruth Covert
Virginia Gates
Taylor Funeral Home
National and world briefs report political, labor, crime and travel news
Washington reports show a 49 percent maximum surtax versus 37.1 as agreed in the Longworth plan amid Senate Finance debates. In Missouri coal strike forecasts arise from Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators Association. Staten Island murder victim Mrs Bauer. a dark skinned man suspected. The four engine world flight from Seattle postponed to midweek as maintenance delays mount at Sand Point. Senator Robert M LaFollette contracts pneumonia. condition described as satisfactory.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Five named men linked to Harding in Daugherty probe
Washington report from March 27 describes a Wheeler Brookhart committee session where Roxie Stinson’s testimony about a 34 million dollar Sinclair oil deal triggers a heated exchange. Daugherty and Chamberlain clash with Brookhart, arguing over relevance and immunity as lawmakers press to name the five associates alleged to have cleaned up funds.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Daugherty
Wheeler_Brookhart committee
Paul Howland
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Roxie Stinson
Jess Smith
Brookhart
Iowa
Stinson
inostTouch
Smith
Chamberlain
President Harding
Calis
Ioices
Senator Ashurst
Ashurst
Wheeler
Howland
Mrs. Stinson
Wheeler Chamberlain
Wheeler Atarm
Wransle
Stumnson
Daushert
Jennings Tells of Alleged Cost of G O P Convention
Former outlaw Jennings testified before a Senate committee detailing alleged payments tied to the 1929 Chicago convention. He claimed Harmon paid Penrose 2.1 million dollars and cited sums to Daugherty and Hars as part of a broader scheme to secure Harding’s nomination and interior secretary goals.
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Jennings
Washington
al Jennings
Senate
Chicago
Hamon Ohta
Odmer Ard
Heron Ima
Haron
Utara
Harmon
Bois
Penrose
Haon
Toom
Harding
Jake
Jenning
Boise Penrose
Harry Mancherty
Will Hays
Ohio
Hamon
Naval Owl
Hale Takes Leave as Ill Health Slows County Office
A telephone message from the courthouse indicates Commissioner A E Hale is confined to his home on Overin Road with illness. He feels better but will rest for a period, awaiting further guidance on his duties.
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A E Hale
Court House
Overin
Helmoth
Mel
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