Blanks Sent Out For County Personal Property Tax
The county auditor’s office prepares to receive and file the county’s personal property, following mailing of more than 27,900 blanks to residents. Personal property tax day is Sunday in April, with filings due by April 30 to qualify for the $100 exemption. no filings before April 7. Filing is not required by law, but aids processing. Notaries, assessors, or deputy auditors may receive reports and swear to them.
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Tax Offices
Auto Wins In Dispute At Crossing At Shamokin
SHAMOKIN, Pa. March 30 An automobile and a locomotive collided at a grade crossing. The auto driven by W. E. Scott and wife sustained only a broken bumper and drove away after the incident. The locomotive suffered cabin-step fractures, air line severance, and drive shaft damage and required extensive repairs. The Scotts were uninjured and the car only lightly damaged.
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Shamokin
W. EB. Scott
Scott
Biography of 21 Year Old School Superintendent Vaughn
At 21, R P Vaughn served as Olmsted Falls School superintendent while farming and attending Ohio Northern University. He began teaching at 18 and later held roles as Rocky River school superintendent, Elyria High physics and chemistry instructor, and Elyria Lorain county superintendent. He lived at 27 Denison Avenue with two married daughters.
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R. P. Vaughn
Olmsted
Ohio Northern University
Olmsted Falls
Vaughn
Rocky River
Elyria High School
Crawford County
Elyria
Lorain County
Denison Avenue
Sarg Cole Sets Endurance Test In Elyria
Sarg Cole known as iron man driver is confident he can stay awake for four days and nights during a Chronicle Telegram endurance test starting 12 15 p m Tuesday before the courthouse. He offers a 1000 reward to three reliable watchers who catch him sleeping. Cole, a former Northwest Mounted Policeman, has toured globally and worked in film stunts. He will demonstrate strength feats and begin the drive in Elyria, adding the city to his long list of venues from Portland Ore to Portland Me.
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Sarg Cole
Chronicle-Telegram
Court House
Cole
Northwest Mounted
Canada
California
Motion Picture Studios
Sarg
Elyria
United States
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Assembly May End By Week In Ohio
Columbus March 30 The 88th General Assembly may end by week’s end as Senate and House leaders foresee quick passage of key bills. Finance Chair Kumler expects the 114 million general appropriation to clear by midweek, with the Norton highway and sundries claims measures pending. Speaker Gray says the House could finish all measures before week’s close.
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Columbus
88Th General Assembly
Senate
House
Solons
G. M. Kumler
Preble County
Senate Finance Committee
Missing Kent boy Edmond Cox sparks search across county
Kent, March 30. Nine year old Edmond Cox remains missing as police hunt an ex convict suspected of involvement. Edmond vanished Wednesday amid fears tied to the convict who vowed vengeance on witnesses. Relatives previously connected to the convict raise the stakes, with searches aided by volunteers near Ravenna Road, three miles east of town. The case echoes the earlier disappearance of 4 year old Melvin Horst of Orrville. County Detective Sanford traveled to Cleveland to confer with authorities as investigators pursue this lead.
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Kent
Edmond Cox
Edmond
Melvin Horst
Orrville
Cleveland
N. Sanford
J. B. Cox
Ravenna Road
Here
Congressman's Arrest Ordered Over Liquor Charge
Chicago March 30 A U S commissioner ordered Congressmember M Alfred Michaelson arrested for removal to Jacksonville Florida to face charges of possessing transporting and importing an assortment of fancy liquors in Florida over a year ago He was believed to be in Chicago and unlocated The indictment faced by Michaelson stems from a January notice by Florida officers after trunks leaking in a Jacksonville railroad station were found to contain liquor The indictment was returned last October with support from the Anti Saloon League during Michaelson's three campaigns for Congress The case follows his Cuba trip as he reenters the United States at Key West and federal prohibition agents take up the haul
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Chicago
M. Alfred Michaelson
Florida
Michaelson
United States
Edwin K. Walker
Jacksonville
Pla
Anti- Saloon League
Congress
Cuba
Key West
Fla
Plane Crash Wounds Pilot In Serious Condition
ST LOUIS Mo March 30 Okeh Bevins injured when his Lockwood airplane crashed into a tree near Bland Mo last night is in serious condition at a local hospital. Physicians report fractures of both legs and internal injuries. Bevins had left Los Angeles aiming for a nonstop New York flight, stopped at Willard New Mexico for repairs, then Amarillo Texas before the fatal crash.
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ST. Louis
Okeh Bevins
Bland
Bevins
Los Angeles
New York
Willard
New Mexico
Amarillo
Tex
Widow and Son Burned to Death in Farmhouse Fire
In Elkton Maryland a 70 year old widow Mia Anna Mahoney and her 60 year old son Edward Mahoney were burned to death when robbers allegedly shot them and set fire to their farmhouse near Pleasant Hill north of Elkton. State officials say the motive remains under investigation.
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Elkton
Pleasant Hill
Here
Mia
Anna Mahoney
Edward Mahoney
Saiy
Youth Accused Of Stealing Railroad Track In Treherton
Donald Bastress, 19, charged with stealing more than a mile of railroad track from an abandoned Mountain Washery line near Sunbury and selling it for junk. He nearly suffocated while resisting arrest, found semi conscious in a cedar chest at his home on a second arrest attempt.
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Treverton
Donald Bastress
Bastress
Mountain Washery Company
Sunbury
Measles Epidemic Surges in City and County
Three hundred fifty seven measles cases were reported in March in the city, with county figures at three hundred fifty. Health officials warn the worst may come near epidemic end, urge quarantine and medical care, note additional outbreaks of scarlet fever, chickenpox, mumps and whooping cough.
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F. H. Williams
Board of Health
Masonic Temple
C. D. Barrett
Oberlin
Lorain
G. E. French
C. B. Barrett
LaGrange
Eaton
Carlisle
Avon
Hoe
Lorain Booze Case Leads to Fine and Riot Gun Purchase
A 73 year old man, Edward Rhodes of Lorain, was arrested on liquor possession after officers Arnke and Sayles found four quarts and five pints in his grip near West River and Turner streets. In police court he pleaded guilty to possession, fined 250 dollars plus costs, and jailed until paid. City police announce four riot guns bought to arm two squad cars to deter gang violence.
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Arnke
Sayles
West River Street
Turner Street
Edward Rhodes
Lorain
James A. Hewitt
Late News Bulletins Killings Crash En Route to Mother's Bedside
Wm Schroeder 33 of Detroit died in a fire after his car skidded on a rain swept turn south of Monroe while rushing to his ailing mother in Springfield Ohio. Passenger Harold Dunmore 41 and others were injured. Miller and Verseine Detroit residents treated at Monroe hospital.
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Monroe
Mich
Springfield
Ohio
Wm. Schroeder
Detroit
Harold Dunmore
Schroeder
Merrill
Alice Verseine
Elyria Chamber Dinner Sets Stage For New Board
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce plans a large members dinner at First Congregational Church next Tuesday to introduce the reorganized board of directors and potentially new officers. Local men will speak, and attendees may offer ideas for Elyria’s improvement as committee members push reservations and outreach.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
First Congregational Church
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Coast Guards Start Seasonal Patrols Along Lake Erie Coast
Lorain coast guards begin first season patrols tonight from Sandusky to Cleveland. One of 60 armed boats will patrol the coast from Port Huron to Buffalo. Coast Guard headquarters at Buffalo cautions vigilance to avoid injuring innocent boatmen.
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Coast Guards
Lorain
Congress Probes Free Public Official Immunity Over Liquor
Washington reports days in Congress are devoted to limiting official immunity from customs checks as lawmakers react to Rep Michaelson Illinois indictment for liquor smuggling and a Panama junket by members. Treasury rules grant such privilege to high government officials, but no law backs immunity at American ports.
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Washington
Congress
Rep. Michaelson
Republican
Illinois
Capitol
Panama
Treasury Department
Be Kind To Animals Week Observed In Lorain County
The Lorain County Humane Society designates April 14 to 20 as Be Kind to Animals Week and plans school and church programs to stress the cause. The society asks that cruelty to animals and people be reported, with reports kept confidential. Ammonia tank fumes fatal to workman in Chicago. Michael Funk died and about six others were overcome at an iced cream plant. fifteen female workers fled and sixty men on an upper floor escaped.
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Lorain County
Chicago
Michael Funk
Accepts Call To Local Church
Rev Harold Sayles of Mansfield will assume the Emmanuel Lutheran Church pastorate on May 1. He organized the church last September and has acted as temporary pastor while studying at Hamma Divinity School. The church meets at Elyria Woman's Club room for now. Sayles will graduate from Hamma May 5 and is a Wittenberg College alumnus.
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Harold Sayles
Mansfield
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sayles
Hamma Divinity School
Elyria Woman's Club Room
Springfield
Ohio
Wittenberg College
Easter Parade in Paris to Be a Color Riot
Paris on Easter morning will see a vivid parade as shop windows and dressmakers deliver bold color. Boasting a left side procession from Arc de Triomphe to the forest, the event features tailored dresses in light wools with block patterns, plain lines, and matching accessories.
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Paris
Bois de Boulogne
Avenue de Bois de Boulogne
Ateliers
Four Ohio teachers drown in highway plunge near Caledonia
Four Ohio school teachers en route to spend Easter were drowned when their car skidded off Harding highway near Caledonia. Victims were Betty Mungan Hilde Lehman Ada Michner and Ruth Lukens. A truck driver saw the car’s wheels and authorities recovered the bodies. The foggy night and a seven foot deep creek contributed to the tragedy.
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Iberia
Harding Highway
Betty Munyan
John O. Mungan
Columbus
Hilde Lehman
D. B. Lehman
Ada Michner
Waynes- Hie
Ruth Lukens
Marion
Chagrin Falls
Miss Lukens
Miss Lehman
Galion Police
Morrow
Masrion
Marshall James C. Sharrock
Caledonia
Miss Mungan
Héera
Ohio State University
Henry J. Allen to succeed Curtis in Senate
Henry J. Allen former Kansas governor to be appointed U S Senator to fill the Curtis vacancy after his election to the vice presidency. Gov Clyde M Reed announced the move after a White House conference with President Hoover and Secretaries Good and Burke. Reed will make the appointment on his return to Topeka.
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Washington
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
United States Senaté
Charles Curtis
Clyde M. Reed
Reed
Hoover
White House
Topeka
Retary of
War Good
James Francis Burke
Republican National Committee
Allen
Near East Relief
Russia
Armeni Je
Syria
Turkey
Greece
Palestine
Persia
Beaces
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Frank Stein
Ohio National Bank
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Stein
Smith
Congressman
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Newark
United Press Today
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Herbert Hoover
J. A. Somerville
San Francisco
St. Mihiel
U. S
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U. S. Senate
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