Foremen Urged to Promote Safety at Elyria Club Meeting
Elyria foremen heard Mayor James A Hewitt Chief of Police E J Stankard and safety director M Woltz urge active safety promotion at the YMCA meeting They called for No Accident Month in April and stressed home and factory safety along with enforcement and root-cause analysis of accidents The program highlighted the impact of accidents on workers earnings plant productivity and families with a closing concert and performances.
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James A. Hewitt
iChief
E. J. Stankard
M. Wolts
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corny
Elyria
iClub
Hewitt
Kainbe Ory
Ohio
Stankard
Wand
Citiizen
Waltz
United States
Woltz
Wolff
Wolt
Eleanore Erickson
Irene Zachtman
Betty Nelson
Jury verdict clears defendant in note case
A jury in Judge W. R. Webber's court returned a verdict for the defendant in the suit of R. E. Young against John Gt Jr seeking $165 on an alleged auto sale note. Henry Ritter was awarded $319.18 against George Smith.
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W. R. Webber
R. E. Young
John ,Gt, Jr
Henry Ritter
George Smith
Cadillac LaSalle National Used Car Week Dates
The event runs from March 29 to April 6 showcasing used Cadillacs and Lasalles with dealer specials and model highlights. Dealers promote trade-ins, financing offers, and extended warranty options to attract buyers during the six day sale period.
Fear Kent Boy Missing Sparks Theories Of Abduction
Edwin Coz nine of Brady Lake Kent disappeared after leaving Kent Training School with his brother on Wednesday. Police and volunteers probe three theories including running away abduction or drowning, with drivers at a Cleveland dry cleaning firm questioned to trace a possible ride in a light delivery truck.
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Kent, O
Cleveland
Edwin Coz
Brady Lake
Kent
Parabeta
Edwin
Wiburt
Kent State ‘Training School
Wilburt
Wawin
Ruth Livermore Granted New Trial by Court of Appeals
Youngstown Ohio March 29 The court of appeals reversed a common pleas ruling granting Ruth Livermore a life sentence for burglary and ordered a jury trial The 22 year old school teacher had pleaded guilty then sought to change to a grand trial before her husband Lester Livermore who confessed the robbery The appellate court held no precedent allowed denying a change of plea and remanded Livermore from the state penitentiary in Columbus to pursue trial rights
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Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Youngstown
Ruth Livermore
Marysville Reformatory
David H. Thomas
Marietta
Ruth
Lester
Girlbride
Reformatory
Livermore
Columbus
Death notices for Harvey Kaswelle and Henry Norweb
Harvey B Kaswelle died at his foster daughter’s home on Abbey road Thursday morning March 28 at age 68 years 5 months 27 days. A prayer service will be held at Taylor Funeral Home at 1 pm Saturday with funeral at Wellington Congregational church at 2 pm burial in Wellington cemetery. Henry Norweb, former Elyrian, died at sea off Mombassa Tuesday March 26 burial and funeral details to be announced later.
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Harvey B. Kaswelle
William White
Abbey Road
Taylor Funeral
Fred Ernshaw
Wellington
Harry Norweb
Elyria
Henry Norweb
Elyrian
Mombassa
State to take bids on resurfacing of routes in Lorain and Medina counties
State Department of Highways invites bids to resurface more than five miles of State Route 252 in Lorain County including sections D and A and parts of Medina County on routes 2.75 miles, 2.6 miles, and four miles respectively plus 9.4 miles on State Route 57. Seven thousand cubic yards of material to be supplied and spread from trucks. Bids open at 11 a.m. on April TRUCK, ALTO COLLIDE. A truck and a car collided at West avenue and Second street at 3 p.m. yesterday, damaging Stevens car’s left front fender.
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Lorain County
State Department of Highways
Medina County
Highys Department
Alto
West Avenue
Second Street
C. C. Stevens
Laundon Court
Elyria Lumber Co
Ellsworth Brickley
Stevens
Lorain County Jefferson Club eyes Baker and Davey as speakers
Negotiations are under way to secure Newton D. Baker former Secretary of War and Martin L. Davey former Ohio governor candidate as speakers for the Lorain County Jefferson Club meeting. Arrangements are not finalized with the event aimed at an Elyria church and a date likely in late April.
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Newton D. Baker
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Lorain County
Jefferson Club
Lorain
Elyria
Niles Police Chief Removed for Incompetence and Neglect
Niles U March 7 Police Chief Charles Nicholas was dismissed by Mayor Geo Marshall after four officers filed charges of incompetency and neglect following Patrolman Hendersons suspension for seeking leniency for a bootlegger who aided investigations. Officers allege Nicholas accompanied raids and ordered no arrests when liquor was found, promising future action that never occurred.
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Niles
Charles Nicholas
Fred Henderson
Henderson
Nicholas
Evans named to assume ditch board role amid dispute
County Auditor Monroe H. Welty filed for the appointment of a freeholder to serve on the ditch board after Peebles’ direct interest in the improvement surfaced. Hearing set for April 18, Evans must post a $5000 bond and take oaths before acting. The pay and salary handling remain unresolved technicalities.
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Evans
Smear Holding Bridge Hands in Nashville Show Case
Four bridge players from Nashville reported a unique four hand set from Hawaii where each player held one suit. Mr and Mrs R B Mosley and Mr and Mrs J P Gilbert revealed equal card combinations ace king 9 5 queen 8 4 jack 7 3 and 10 6 2 across the suits. Mr Gilbert went down one trick on a bid of two spades.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hawaii
R. B. Mosley
J. P. Gilbert
Mr. Gilzert
Penitentiary Term For Notorious Half Pint Bandit
Toledo, O March 29 Felmeth a five foot tall criminal known as the half pint bandit and Back Again was sentenced to 10 to 25 years in the state penitentiary by Common Pleas Judge Charles M Milroy He pleaded not guilty and in a long court statement said seven of twenty six holdups used only a fountain pen before buying a revolver He said he had a wife and two needy children in Louisville and that unemployment drove him to crime after a gun duel with Patrolman John Daily he fled to Cleveland
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Toledo
Martin Felmeth
Cleveland
Louisville
Commerv Pleas
Charles M. Milroy
Felmeth
John Daily
Grass Fire Fought Behind 1534 Cleveland Street
Hose company No 1 answered the eighty third fire call of the year yesterday at 5 40 p m a grass fire in the rear of 1534 Cleveland Street was started by a wood fire ignited by William Standen Centre Fire Station reports the blaze was extinguished with brooms by firefighters
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Cleveland Street
William Standen
Centre
Elyria City Club hears Witt urge duties beyond campaigns
William R. Hopkins of Cleveland is mocked as a man with vision who misses a $45,000 graft. Witt argues against tariffs, praises free trade, and urges citizens to judge policy beyond elections. He notes graft in private life and mocks Billy Sunday revival while announcing future speakers for the Elyria event.
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Hopkins
William R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Witt
Harding
Coolidge
United States
Congress
City Club
Elyria
David, Gibson
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Arosa
Wicked Old Rat Startles He Men in Siteleyville
In Siteleyville Indiana three men Stanley Jones Fred Sorden and Troy Arnold faced a large rat emerging from a sidewalk hole causing a wild scramble. Arnold was forced through a plate glass window cutting his hands severely. The rat escaped unscathed.
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Siteleyville
Ind
Stanley Jones
Fred Sorden
Troy Armold
Arnold
Linguist at 4 Grando shows bilingual talent
Four year old George Grando of Vader Washington is described as a linguist of ability. He speaks English and Croatian with equal focus and can read the alphabet in both languages. Born in America to Dalmatian parents, he counts to 20 in English and Croatian and converses freely.
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Vader, Wash
George Grando
America
Dalmatia
Final date set for Chronicle Telegram Cups contest
The final date for pupils to qualify in the Chronicle Telegram Cups contest is May 4. Banners will be awarded for first to third places in Class A schools of more than two rooms and Class FA schools of one or two rooms. Individual pupils may qualify any time until year end and earn Blue Ribbons, but entries after noon May 4 do not count.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Guilt Road
Avon Lake
Amherst
Amherst Ye
Columbia
Columbia Columbia
Ridgeville
Lake Avenue
Highland Highland
East Carlisle
Huntington
Pittsfield
Camden
Russia
Carlisle
M. R. Grafton
Grafton
Belden
Belden G
Henrietta
Penfield Penfield
Brighton
St. Mary's Highland
Vincent
Brownhelm
Eaton
Advertising Pays Off Says Roger Babson in 1929 Study
Babson argues advertising signals business health and profits rise with big spenders. He cites January 1929 advertising up 5 percent from 1928 and 15 major firms spending 1,000,000 or more led to 22 percent higher profits than 1927, while many others rose 14.7 percent. He also notes testimonials need human appeal and highlights window display testing with ultra violet lighting boosting sales. He predicts gains in advertising and display tech through 1930s.
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Babson
Babson Park
Florida
Mar
Tneage
National Advertising Association
Rublishers Financial Bureau
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Reports
Cleveland Ohio March 29 butter extras and eggs prices listed. Poultry and car poultry values noted. Potatoes by sack and barrel prices for York State Maine and other regions. Cleveland hogs cattle and sheep prices shown with ranges. Toledo livestock also reported with hog and sheep quotes.
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Cleveland
York State
Maine
Green Mountain
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio
Idaho
Burbanks
Florida
Just Puffing Injuries Alarm Tobacco Study
Minneapolis scientists warn that inhaling cigarette smoke or merely puffing exposes the smoker to similar nicotine amounts. Dr Anthony Zeleny, a University of Minnesota physics professor and tobacco foe, promotes the view in a brief report.
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Minneapolis
Anthony Zeleny
University of Minnesota
Miami Beach to host big winter sports program
Miami will stage a heavy schedule of sports before its season, with 10 baseball exhibition games in March and April, premier golf events at Miami Golf and Country Club and La Gorce, exhibition tennis at Flamingo courts, and a Biscayne Bay speed boat race between Miss America and Miss England during the mid winter regatta featuring yacht parades and a grand fireworks display.
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Miami Beach
Miami
Fis
Biscayne Bay
Florida
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphiaathletics
Newark Bests
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Robins
Miami Golf and Country Club
Jorseys
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Leo Deigear
Johnny Farrell
Tommy Armour
Bill Mehlhorn
Horton Smith
O'Ryan
Hennessey
Francis Hunter
Bill Tilden
Gar. Wood
Mies
England
Maj. H.O. D. Seagrave
London
Eng
Northwest business gains despite heavy snows in February
The Federal Reserve Bank reported that February retail and business activity in the Northwest rose compared with February 1988, even as heavy snows and blocked traffic constrained commerce.
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Northwest
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
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