Capone Begins Year Prison Term Aboard Dixie Flyer
Gangster Al Capone, escorted by U.S. marshals, travels to Atlanta Penitentiary to serve about a year for income tax fraud. The 26-pound Capone, in an ugly mood, is handcuffed and ironed, and jokes about Chicago without him as he faces hard work and a rough ride to prison.
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Ennouxe
Atlanta
al Cepone
Atlanta Penitentonight
U. S
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railonal
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Capone
Hich
Jim Atlanta
Santa
Chicago
Vitor
cage =Heights
Capona
Butler Speaks On Gas Rates Before Norwalk Council
Howard Butler city solicitor at Tia spoke before Norwalk city council last evening on the gas rate situation. Norwalk faces the same issue as Elyria, with Butler detailing the situation as viewed in Elyria and the council requesting a copy of the rate finances now before Elyria council.
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Howard Butler
Tia
Norwalk
Norik
Ely
Butler
Elyria
Norsk Council
Butto
Elyrian Council
Three Local Lodges Host Charity Party At Elks Club
A crowd estimated at attendees joined Elks Mouse and Eagles Lodges at the Elks Club for a charity cupper and entertainment night. Proceeds aid the Community Chest with a fish fry and performances by the Hit Billy Band Bill Sudro’s German band and other acts.
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Elks, Mouse and Eagles
Elks’ Club
Billy Band
Bill Sudro
Local News In a Few Lines
Joe Rohn of Lorain was arrested by deputy sheriffs on a justice warrant for non support. His trial is scheduled before Justice Petro this afternoon. Herman Vialant reported a license plate missing from his car, plate No 269 111, at 250 Lexington Avenue.
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Joe Rohn
Lorain
Petro
Herman Vialant
Lexington Avenue
RAS NARROW ESCAPE FROM ELECTROCUTION NEAR ROUTE 2 BRIDGE
George Klatik a 41 year old resident of Avon Belden and Chestnut Ridge roads narrowly escaped death by electrocution while working on a bridge on Route 2 about one mile east of Eaton. He touched a high tension wire and was rushed to Memorial Hospital where officials report his condition today considerably improved.
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George Klatik
Avon
Belden
Chestnut Ridge
Eaton
Memorial Hospital
Board Grants Shoes Clothing and Medical Care Support
The Elyria City Board of Education discussed a new bill allowing boards to fund shoes clothing and medical care for students unable to attend due to lack of essentials. The board noted that prior denial existed and that city council and parent teacher associations were already handling such provisions.
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Elyria City
Court actions and divorces filed in local docket
The Federal Land Bank at Louisville sues Harvey Ingraham and others for 3559 dollars over a foreclosure of property in Huntington town. Victoria Kacmarey Lorara seeks divorce from Stanley, alleging extreme cruelty. they wed in 1934 and have three children. Olga Nichley of Lorain sues Tony Waki for damages in common pleas court here in a quasi criminal action.
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Federal Land Bank At
Louisville
Harvey Ingraham
Victoria Kacmarey Lorara
Stanley
Olga Nichley
Lorain
Tony Waki
Common Pleas
State tax relief plan debated before high court
The Supreme Court heard arguments on a five year tax revenue allocation to counties for relief. Special counsel Leroy L Graham argued the law is unconstitutional. Attorney General Beliman and assistant prosecutor William Divers defended its validity. A brief upholding the act was filed by V Cannon, chair of the Cuyahoga County Reef Committee.
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Hgh
Leroy L Graham
Attorney General's Department
State Tax Commission
Beliiman
William Divers
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
V. Cannon
Cuyahoga County
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Ad
An old advertisement promises relief from stomach and bowels gas with Baalmann’s Gas Tabs. It claims elimination of gnawing stomach pain, anxiety, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and bloating. It touts improved circulation and cold extremities, urging purchase at 600 drug stores in a yellow package for $1, via C. W. Phillips adv.
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Baalmann
C. W. Phillips
Hopes Grow for Dirigible Fleet in Ohio
Akron May 4 A favorable House committee report on the Croiser Airship Bill advances a small band of pioneers seeking government recognition of dirigibles as ocean carriers. Goodyear Zeppelin Works experts pause plans for giant air merchantmen, outlining a fleet with 10,000 pounds mail capacity, 100 passengers, and helium of 7.5 million cubic feet.
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Akron
House of Representatives
Croiser
Ohio
Goodyear Zeppelin Works
Goodyear
U. S
Safe Not Safe Even In Court Theft Hits Lorain Clerk Office
A burglary at Lorain municipal court clerk Ren F Thomas office saw £19 stolen from a safe while staff were away. Police say no report exists and officials defer questions to Thomas, with reporters told to await his return for details. The case remains unsolved as inquiries continue.
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Ren F Thomas
Lorain
Edgar Wallace
Ben Thomas
Girl severely burned in bonfire incident at Newark home
Irena Spearman, 19, suffered severe burns when her clothing ignited from a bonfire at her north Newark residence. She was hospitalized in critical condition with a slim chance of recovery. In Toledo, the Paramount Club on a downtown expressway remained locked down after a federal judge ordered it closed.
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Newark O
Irena Spearman
Here
City Hospital
Toledo O
Paramount Club
George P Hahn
Labor wage plan outlined for city work crews
The committee proposes thirty five cents per hour for common labor, higher rates for killed labor, with agreements set before work. Manager Agate organizes organizations and workers in preparation for a mass meeting to discuss the proposed system.
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Fremont
Agate
Proposed Taxes Would Cost Newspapers $1 Million Annually
Washington May 4 government tax experts estimate that a draft Senate bill taxing leased wires telegrams cables radiograms and telephone messages would cost newspapers about $1 million each year. The five to ten cent rates on various services would hit news gathering wires used for sports state capitols Washington bureaus and political campaigns.
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Washington
Senate
May Day Luncheon Draws 200 Republican Women at Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Ohio May 4 the annual May Day luncheon of the Republican Women drew nearly two hundred attendees at the Oberlin Inn. Speakers included Alma Portman Wilma Sinclair LeVan Elsie Bennett Wilson A Lee Mathews Stella Schilleman and F C Hasfer. The event featured county orchestra music a welcome by Mire Bond and remarks from several club presidents and officers.
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Lorain County
Oberlin Inn
Alma Portman
Stella Schilleman
Elyria Club
F.C. Hasfer
Lo‘rato Club
Jenjra Bins
Wiss Mable Marsh
Elyna
Frank
Portman
Mire Bond
Etsria
Mre Wilson
Ladis
Ohio Council of Republican Women
Columbus
Birthday Party Honors Matron at Red Lantern
A surprise birthday party for Matron Mre Carl Berger drew twenty-two guests to the American Legion Home in Elyria. Roses were given as a bouquet, and the event featured a six course dinner and spring flower decor. The gathering celebrated the matron while a public meeting followed.
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Red Lantern
Carl Berger
Mreerger
Havel
High School Music Contest Draws 100 Competitors
Over one hundred contestants from Northern Ohio are set for the high school solo and ensemble contest on Friday May 6 with an equal number at the state contest on Saturday. Ohio finals judges include members of the Cleveland Orchestra and noted educators. Alice Chalifoux will judge harp and piano numbers with others from the Cleveland Orchestra serving as judges. A banquet honors Northern Section winners Friday evening with officers of the Ohio School Band and Orchestra Association in attendance. George Waln is toastmaster and William Seamon will speak.
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Ohio
William Hruby
R. H. Rimer
D. Ernest Manning
John J Hruby
Ohio School Band and Orchestra Association
Arthur Walliams
Conservatory
George Waln
William Seamon
Oberlin League Hears League Secretary
Mrs Elwood Street of Detroit, secretary of the National League of Women Voters, spoke to the Oberlin College League at Sturges Hall yesterday. She outlined the league program and offered plank suggestions for the Democratic platform. The final league meeting will be held next Monday at Sturges Hall.
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Elwood Street
Detroit
National League of Women Voters
Oberlin College League of Women Voters
Sturges Hall
Street
National League
Patfern
Dramatic trial to be staged at Finney Chapel Thursday
A program combining entertainment and instruction titled Who Rattled Karl Wright will be presented in Finney Chapel Thursday evening May 13. A similar production titled Who Took Robert Wilson or The Court Battle for a Box was held two years ago in the same venue.
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Karl Wright
Finney Chapel
Robert Wilson
Admission Figures For Oberlin Freshman Class
The Admissions Office reports 235 men sought entry with 180 admitted and 305 women applied with 169 admitted for next year's freshman class. Mens and womens scholarship awards will be announced later this month.
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Nasveen
Nest
Appled
Studio Piano Offered by Noted Manufacturer on Lease
Fully guaranteed studio piano offered by a well known maker. Sold for a small balance due on lease with no down payment. continue weekly payments of 2 dollars. As per old custom, returned pianos are sold this way for exceptional value. Move this week. contact Mr Hale at 367 Broad St, phone 2560.
Blaze at Dayton Home Wipes Laundry, $50,000 Loss
Dayton Ohio May fire nearly destroyed the laundry building at the National Military Home causing about $50,000 in damage. Col F Runkle, head of the home, ordered a daylong investigation into the blaze. Earlier, a quartermaster supply building burned, nearly $1,000,000 lost. A bicycle belonging to Norman Abhanger was reported stolen from Washington Avenue between 6:30 and 7 p m.
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National Military Home
F. Runkle
Norman Abhanger
16Th Street
Western Union Messenger
Washington Avenue
Public utilities study eyed for Sandusky plant proposal
Council members discuss a municipal electric plant with a projected four million dollar investment. Walter Kohn urges thorough review to avoid costly mistakes while noting tax implications and political risks. He cites Toledo survey data and estimates 65 miles of transmission lines, stressing citizen clarity before approval. Mansfield board budget plans $44,157 in salary reductions for next school year.
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Pease
Mr. Smith
Walter Kohn
Chronicle-Telegram
Kohn
Toledo
Sanduski
Sandusky
Sohn
Elva
Obta Public Services
Urns
Elsra En Joxs
Camadera St
Hisra
Elyria
Mansfield, QO
Mansfield Board of Education
Cleveland Market Prices Report Provide Poultry Produce and Livestock
Market notes from Cleveland list current prices for produce and livestock. Poultry ranges include heavy and leghorn broilers, ducks, eggs, and other fowl with cents per pound. Potatoes show Ohio New York Pennsylvania ranges per bushel sack and per 100 pounds. Livestock prices cover hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep with bid ranges and quality distinctions. notes mention steady demand, active cattle, and varying prices for different weights and grades.
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Cleveland
Ducks
Old Cocky
Stags
Eapons
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Green Mountain
Idaho
Bachaa
School board to trim staff to meet tighter budget
District officials warned that continued operations at current levels would exhaust the year's receipts, leaving a $184,000 balance wiped out. Expenditures I estimate $724,000 versus $541,000 in receipts, prompting economy moves. Six teachers may go, three due to half-time principals and three from an annual promotion plan, with two more reductions midyear. No new teachers likely next year.
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Ramain
Board approves boiler change and new sewer inspector
Number Four continued from page reports the board must approve work in writing. The board authorizes the Murphy Company to order a different boiler if the originally planned one has not been ordered. The board also approves employment of an inspector for sewer work now being done at the school.
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Bilding
T. ©. Murphy Company
Ella
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