Uproar Over Tax Cuts as Senate Debates Reduction Plan
Treasury warnings of a smaller tax cut prompt consternation as Congress prepares to take up the measure next week. Senator Simmons of North Carolina questions the projections while Smoot weighs committee strategy and Mellon’s figures. Independent Republicans push for debt retirement over sizable tax relief.
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Washington
Treasury
Senator Simmons
North Carolina
Mance Committee
Smoot
House
Mellon
Simmons
Wellh
Bogus Dance Ticket Scam Foiled by Police
A confidence man sold tickets for a supposed benefit dance at the Fagles Hall ballroom under the banner of Sons and Wangsters of Union Veterans of the Cir war. The 50 cent tickets were to fund a non existent event. police intervened after a citizen raised an alarm and the scammer fled before collecting money.
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Pokce
Sons and Wangsters
Union
Fagles Bail
Three Men Sentenced in Cable Theft Case
Three transients Thomas O H are Rveter Winicke and Joseph Burnz were found guilty of petty larceny for stealing 590 feet of cable belonging to the New York Central Railroad. Mayor James A Hewitt imposed ten days in jail and five dollars in fines and costs.
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Thomas O'Hare
Rveter Winicke
Joseph Burnz
James A. Hewitt
New York Central Railroad
Lee
Political Power Challenged as Prohibition Debate Suppressed
Reported remarks note the instrument of political power discredited while trusted agents conspire with bribe givers to betray party ranks and exploit national wealth. Senator Borah warns that certain influences in both parties seek to avoid issues and avoid a public showdown on prohibition enforcement.
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Borah
Successor To Ferris Proves Moot Question
Michigan politics mock debate forms over who will name a U S senator to replace the late Woodbridge Ferris. Gov Green denies Detroit newspaper scoop naming Arthur Vandenberg and leaves Lansing for several days. Possible appointees include Joseph Fordney Albert Sleeper and Chase Osborn with Vandenberg and Green ties noted.
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Michigan
Goterscor
Senate Lansing
United States
Woodbridge
Ferris
Detroit
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Fred W. Green
Vandenberg
Green
Joseph W.fordney
Fordameux
Albert EL Sleeper
Chase
Osborm
Settree
Unusual Events Mark Courts New Term Opening
The January term ends with two unusualities for the April term opening on Monday April 2. A jury will be summoned on the first day for a special case in Judge W. B. Thompson's court. The grand jury will not meet until Tuesday April 17, two weeks after the term begins.
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Common Pleas Court
Judes W.B. Thompson
Emma Justin Dies in Oberlin Hospital at 55
Emma Justin died last evening at 11 30 in Oberlin hospital from pneumonia. She lived on a farm northeast of Oberlin and is survived by Nick Waldecker Chris and Mrs X Webber of Oberlin Mrs Mach of New York and Frank of Elia. Funeral services set for Monday at 9 30 am at Sacred Heart Church in Oberlin with burial at Ridgeville.
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Emma Justin
Oberlin Hospital
Oberlin
Nick Waldecker
Chris
X. Webber
Oberln
Mre Mach
Art of
New York
Frank
Elia
Sacred Heart Church
Ouserlin
Ridgeville
Former Defiance County Treasurer Newe Near Death in Prison
Colubuls Ohio March 30 W Shuter former Defiance county treasurer died near death at Ohio State penitentiary hospital today. Shuter suffers a brain affecting ailment as physician Dr George W Kiel has not yet diagnosed. He was committed March 25 to serve one to 21 years for embezzling 24589 from county funds.
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Coluwbuls
y_ W. Shuter
Defiance County
Ohio State Penitentiary
Shuter
George W. Kiel Prise
Retail insights and weather data cited at Cleveland talk
Iglauer spoke to the Kreams Club detailing retailer profit margins and the need for stockpiles and co operation among merchants in Elyria and Cleveland. He highlighted weather related sales trends from 1927 and presented charts on prices, employment, furnaces, and living costs as the Iviana club quartet provided musical interludes.
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Kreams Club
Thorsday
Firi
Hallt Bros. Co
Dieveland
Elyria
Muchas
Cleveland
Munc
Fur
Mixa Veda ‘Maylor
Slee
COURT HOUSE DAK DARKNESS AS ICE STORM HITS
Local notes say the country courthouse operated in near total darkness this morning due to an ice storm causing lights to fail. The Elina Board of Education schedules a special meeting tonight to inspect architect plans for additions to school buildings. Major’s clerk Grast Schrock returns to work after several days at home. Peter J. Lucas Eva Lucas sue Jono L. Thompson Olga Thompson and Marshall H. Fox in common pleas for 8400 dollars plus interest or mortgage foreclosure and seek a temporary injunction to stop demolition of property. Robert L. Knowles petitions in common pleas for dissolution of partnership with Charles Heho and settlement of finances.
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Elina Board of Education 1S
Seees
Peter J. Lucas
Eva Lucas
Common Pleas Court
Jono L. Thompson
Olga Thompson
Marshall H.fox
Robert L. Knowles
Charles Heho
Che
Lorain Pair Sentenced in Mansfield Burglary Case
Peter Kenzik and John Zadekas, tied to a Lorain break in on Jan 17 1928 at the business place of Catherine Schuller, pleaded guilty before Judge A R Webber in Mansfield. Kenzik received an indefinite sentence while Zadekas saw his term continued as a parole petition moves forward.
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Peter Kenzik
Lorain
Mansfield
A. R. Webber
John Zadekas
Kentik
Grana Jurr
Catherine Schuller
San
Hoth
Webber
Pastor Wears Overalls to Curb Easter Parade
Henderson Ta March 30 Rev G D Noland pastor of Christian church here will preach in overalls next Sunday and has arranged for church leaders to join in. He says working people should not miss Easter blessings due to dress and that clothes do not make the man, citing fears of dress parades in churches.
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Henderson
G. D. Noland
Christian Church
Mr Noland
Honor 65 Memorial Dedicated in Paris Church
A Good Friday memorial altar for 65 killed when a Big Bertha shell struck the St. Gerevais church in Paris ten years ago was dedicated with Allied representatives present. Four Americans including Miss Emma Walien of Rockford Illinois had flames of theirs engraved on the altar.
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Paris
St. Gervais
Emma “‘Walien
Rocksford
Davison and Fechet Leave Mexico for Washington
F Trubee Davison assistant secretary of war and Maj. Gen. Fechet chief of the army air service arrive in Vera Cruz by air en route to Washington. They expect to depart for the capital tomorrow after a call on Gen Aguirre commander of the federal garrison and his staff.
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Fechet
Mexico
Vera Cruz
F. Trubee Davison
Army Air Service
Washington
Aguirre
Staf
Storm Damage Cluttered City Parks and Streets
The account records a freezing storm that bent branches across parkways and streets, with maples splintered and radios affected. Power and telephone lines fell on Cleveland Street and East Fourth Street, while tree limbs blocked sidewalks and a large limb lay across Broad Street. The weather eased from sleet to rain to snow with limited fruit damage.
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Beschkes
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Beverly Court
Woodland
East Priver
Buckeye Street
Lake Avenue
Cornell
Gravecourt
East Fourth Street
Bridge Street
Broad Street
Black River
Rankin Still on the Job Amid Prohibition Rumors
Rumors circulated Thursday that Rankin had been dismissed from the state Prohibition enforcement service. Rankin, in Sandvaky, contacted BM. McDonald, head of enforcement in Columbus, who returned and found the report untrue confirming he remains employed.
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E Bankis
State Prohibition Enforcement Service
Rankin
Sandvaky
BM. McDonald
Columbus
Lie
Y Makes Plans For Circus In May
The nixth a model Bumbling Bros. and Sorepaugh's Circus will be held at the Elvria Y in May 3 and 4. Plans announced at the YM C A morning say the circus will feature new acts and a big parade through the state prohibition district on May 3. Practice has begun on several acts as organizers push to surpass last year’s event.
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Harry Rankin
E. F. Monroe
Im Am
James A. Hewitt
E. J. Stankard
Harry Renkin
Monroe
E.G. Mathews
Andrew Wilson Turned Over To Federal Courts
Andrew Wilson a self admitted chicken thief burglar and auto thief aged 10 has been turned over to Federal authorities in Cleveland for prosecution in a case linked to burglary of a Lake avenue chicken farm. He confessed ties to other Erie county thefts and to stealing a car traveled from Pennsylvania last summer. The report also notes a separate Albania Tirana item about a senate measure restricting polygamy allowing Muslim marriages to Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic adherents.
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Andrew Wilson
On & Q
Cleveland
Wilson
Lake Avenue
Erie County
Albania
Tirana
Divorce Granted After 35 Years of Marriage
Harriet R Crowl was granted a divorce from Alfred E Crowl by Judge A R Webber on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The couple had been married thirty five years. Parents should guide girls in charting personality and self expression, urged by Professor George W Friedrich at a St Paul conference, urging moderation in dress and behavior.
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Harriet R Crowl
A. R. Webber
Alfred E Crowl
ST. Paul
Man
Northwest Conference For Child Health
George W. Friedrich
State Teachers’ College
St Cloud
Target Range Links Boy to Parents Death
Newark authorities link 12 year old Jackson Warren son of Mr and Mrs Frank J S Warren to the double shooting deaths in an unexplored Warren cellar where he practiced shooting before apparently killing his parents with two shots and taking his own life.
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Newark
N. J
Warren Cellar
Jackson Warren
Frank JS Warren
Romania Agrees to Pay France in Sixty-Two Years
Paris reports an accord where Roumania will repay its war debt to France over sixty two years totaling 192 259 400 dollars including interest. Also notes Mellon expects no harm from gold exports and France may seek head credit after elections. Ruth Draper wins papal audience in Rome.
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Roumania
France
Paris
United States
England
Mellon
Washington
Europe
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Yae
Good Friday to be smokeless in Rome youths group
Rome reports Good Friday will be smokeless as Italian Catholic youths association urges young men to avoid cigars cigarettes and pipes and donate one lira to the association for the occasion.
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Rome
ItaHan Catholic Yauths’ Association
Strikers Granted Jury Trial in Milwaukee Court
In Milwaukee on March 30 nineteen striking workers charged with contempt of court were the first in federal court history to be granted a jury trial.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Case Looms to Supreme Court Over Bridge Plans
A representative for Finegold and Assistant County Prosecutor Vandemark said the case will be carried to the Supreme Court for a final decision if needed. Attorney Johnson said the plaintiffs seek a rapid ruling and are willing to waive technicalities to speed the matter, arguing taxpayers deserve clarity on the bridge legality.
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Finegold
Supreme Court
R F. Vandemark
High Court
Johnson
Nole
Ask the Policeman Means Jail in Faris Paris
American tourists in Paris face arrest for seeking information from a police officer under new regulations forbidding speech to the frame officer. The item notes a crackdown on interactions with authorities and implies punitive measures for noncompliance.
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Faris
Paris
Tiffin man sues neighbor for 10000 damages
Rich ard Decker of Fostoria, railroad worker, yesterday filed suit seeking 10000 damages from Herbert Booth claiming Booth called him a bootlegger and caused job loss.
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Tiffin
Herbert Booth
Richard Decker
Fostoria
Booth
Markets snapshot fuels mixed farm price signals
Cleveland hogs and cattle markets show varied strength amid steady to firm receipts. Chicago grain quotes hold steady with slight shifts in butter eggs and potatoes. Toledo wheat and corn advance modestly. Minneapolis grain futures mix as oats and flax trade steady.
Night Storm Leaves Elyria Area in Darkness and Damage
A severe early morning storm knocked out electric service across Elyria Ridgeville Oberlin Wellington Gratton and the between Elyria and Lorain. Poles wires and trees blocked roads while streetcar and railroad service faced delays. Crews labored to restore telephone lines and power through the night.
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Telehpone Mnemen
Ines
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Oberlin
Wellington
Elaria
Oberlin College
East College Street
Gratton
Lorain
Marry After 30 Year Engagement Nears Finish
Kansas City March 30. A marriage that was delayed for thirty years by Samuel N. Ackerman 65 and Miss Clara B Bethaler 44 occurred at Ackerman’s bedside so the woman he had faced for over a quarter century could inherit his property.
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Kansas City
Samuel N. Ackerman
Clara B. Bethaler
Doubt Cast on Tales of Big Winnings in Exchange
Reports from The New York Times and The New York Herald Tribune cast doubt on sensational stock speculation in recent weeks. Some stories of vast gains and losses are exaggerated, while a few traders claim substantial fortunes and high commissions. A move to limit trading days is discussed as a remedy amid brokerages’ strained clerical work.
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New York
New York Times
New York Herald-Tribune
George Briges Buchanan
New York Stock Exchange
West
Buchanag
Reptogle
Durant
Livermore
Exchange
Board of Governors
U S Winning War On Rum Drinking at School Parties
Washington reports progress in curbing college alcohol use with a peak during football season. Assistant Secretary Lowman cites fall deaths from bootleg liquor and notes enforcement will target college bootleg networks as the new season approaches.
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U. S
Washington
Lowman
Boolleg Hooch
Upnersus
Treasury
Midwest
Lreas
Urs
I T
Soil baking and how to prevent it in gardens
The article explains how poor soil conditions due to ignorance and dry weather bake soils into brick like masses. It advises adding humus and decaying vegetable matter, using stable manure or compost, liming deficient soils, and keeping surface soil stirred to retain moisture.
Esthonys Native Costumes Vanishing In Estonia
Reval Estonia reports that Estonian farmerettes are abandoning traditional multicolored regional costumes for silk stockings and short modern skirts. Once worn by both men and women in vivid Slavonic hues, the garments fade as dance lessons and modern dance styles spread.
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Tallinn
Reval
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