Ohio Governor Cooper Praises Progressive 1929 Reforms
Governor Myers Y. Cooper lauds three months of swift reform in Ohio. He cites repeal of the Peace Law and foreign insurance tax, library restoration, financing for a new state office building, blue sky law passage, and an enhanced road program. He calls for continued fiscal prudence and expects a record of achievement second to none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Cleveland
General Assembly
Senate
Hoover Ends Use of Mayflower Presidential Yacht
President Hoover orders the Mayflower yacht returned to regular naval service and cuts about 300000 dollars in annual expense, arguing continual trimming helps the government balance its budget. The move signals economy across departments and sets a precedent for reduced government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Silent Traffic Cop in Philadelphia Wins A Loud Retirement
A motor horn based traffic device called the Silent Cop caused insufferable noise in Philadelphia. Drivers blew their horns to trigger green lights, creating nightly din and unrest. The device was retired after widespread complaints and public anger at the horn blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Thirty-fifth Street
Povwelton Avenue
Oranges and Kidney Trouble A Health Q and A
Reader questions whether oranges affect kidney trouble and notes that citrus acids become alkaline in the body. The column explains idiosyncrasies to foods, cautions about breast massage with cancer risk, and advises reducing fat through diet and exercise. It covers laxatives enemas, and urges professional evaluation for lumps, with notes on pamphlets and replies by Dr. Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Peters
Dr. Peters
Lindbergh habit cited as handy after marriage
A clipped dialogue notes Lindbergh’s precise punctuality and jokes that such habit will be useful after marriage. The speaker suggests some people should move to Chicago to stay ignorant, reflecting a casual, sharp exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Chicago
Anniversaries and history notes of notable figures
Anniversaries list birthdays of Johann Amos Comenius Andrew Oliver Theodore Frelinghuysen Orville Dewey Wade Hampton Sir Howard Russell Jacob Gallinger Edward Schofield with death dates. Also Today in History entries include Essex surrender at Valparaiso Biscayne rainfall in 1874 and a 1920 central tornado fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Amos Comenius
Amsterdam
Andrew Oliver
Boston
Mass
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Henry Clay
Franklin
N. J
New Brunswick
Orville Dewey
Sheffield
Wade Hampton
North Carolina
U. S
Charleston
S. C
Columbia
8. C
Sir Howard William Russell
Modern School of
Ireland
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Cornwall
Ont
WN. H
Edward Schofield
Wisconsin
Clearfield
Oconto
Wisc
Essex
Phoebe
Valparaiso
Chill
Biscayne
Fla
Central States
Attendance of Cabinet at Congressional Sessions Urged
Congressman from Pennsylvania Clyde Kelly urges a bill to require cabinet officers to attend sessions of the Senate and House. He argues responsible government favored by President Hoover supports immediate information and responses on government operation. He recalls Hoover’s 1922 views and notes past attacks on executive departments lacked a forum for direct cabinet replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kelly
Pennsylvania
Melville Clyde Kelly
Bloomfield
Muskingum College
New Concord
Daily News
Braddock
Braddock Leader
Evening Herald
Daily News- Herald
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Congress
Pittsburgh
Senate
House
Herberts Hoover
Kelly
Hoover
Bill on Cabinet Attendance At Sessions
The speaker notes a bill to require cabinet members to attend the opening of the senate session on Mondays and Thursdays and the house on Tuesdays and Fridays. He says the May reintroduction may omit the second section and the retention of that part depends on further study and views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Confirmation Day at Reformed Church and Local Notes
Confirmation Day was held at the Reformed church with the class confirmed at morning service and names read in the evening. Elyria Oberlin Lorain Wake man Birmingham and other places were represented. Also includes local social visits, travels to Akron, and miscellaneous notable items such as William Olds death at 75 and funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Reformed Church
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain
Wakeman
C. A. Bissel
Barbara Hilvery
F. A. Griffin
A. L. Deren
Murray Ridge
Joe Watson
Gust Anderson
Amherst
Willard Davidso
William Olds
J. E. Curtiss
Sandusky
C. P. Oehling
Oscar Erf
Columbus
H. G. Portman
John Ladrach
William Brown
Local Social Roundup and Measles Update Report
Oberlin hosts guests at a Friday gathering while Grace Brown visits New London with her sister. Measles isolate several families, Merriett Hunter moves to Sandusky, and John Kilburn visits Parker household. Australia discovers alcohol from sugar cane for anti knock in gasoline with Queensland plant expected to yield 500000 to 600000 gallons yearly. London Omnibus Co experiments with the fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
H. M. Date
Grace Brown
V. Dunlap
New London
Berkmeyer
Joy Hickel
LaGrange
Aaron Andrews
L. A. Andrews
Malin Street
Lizzie Brewster
Florence
C. C. Schisler
Marjorie
Doris
Richard Davidson
Jennie Carter
E. J. Darby
Magnolia Springs
Alabama
Merriett Hunter
Sandusky
John Kilburn
Chardon, O
J. D. Parker
Washington
Discoverndt
Australia
Commerce Department
Sydney
Queensland
London General Omnibus Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ata
Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
J. Clare George
Robert E. Ward, Inc
Chicago, & So
Wabash Ave
New York
Fifth Ara
Detroit
General Motora
Cooper
STOEN
Mary Pickford
Ee Fairbanks
Los Angeles
Abe Martin
Wilmot Printing CO
City Club
Peter Witt
Graft & Grafters
Wurst
Dreamland Theatre
General Motors
Pontiac
Mich
the Farm Implement Co
Broad St. Elyria
KB. A. Lewis
Hallworthy
Elyria and
Langberg and Brown
Europe
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Andress
Broad St
Pierre R. Smith
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Ely Bldg
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