Senate Dash To Pass War Tax Bill In Summer Session
Congress eyes a massive tax and economy package amid White House backing and Senate Finance Committee approval. The plan targets a roughly 1.0 billion dollar revenue rise with potential add ons from tariffs and a broad push for government economy. If enacted, a beer-for-revenue amendment could shape final outcomes as key senators plan a coalition to raise income taxes.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Hoover
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Tomorow
Whici Millis
House
Couzens
Repn
Conally
Dem
Tex
County extends real estate tax deadline to July 20
County commissioners announced an extension of the real estate tax collection period from June 20 to July 20. State law allows a thirty day extension. Taxes may be paid at the County Treasurer N. D. Backus office in the courthouse, with outside offices reopening July 1. Backus paid today.
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N. D. Backus
Court House
Backus
Salvation Army Captain to Speak at Young Men's Club
Captain F W Williams of the Salvation Army in Cleveland will address the Young Men's Club at the YMCA next Monday night. He will be introduced by Captain A E Avery of the local Salvation Army.
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Young Men's Club
Salvation Army
F. W. Williams
Cleveland
A. E. Avery
Weather forecast for Ohio showers and cooler at night
The forecast calls for showers and cooler conditions tonight in Ohio. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy and cooler, with probable showers in the eastern portion.
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Ohio
Defy Friday the Thirteenth Big Elyria Program
Elyria’s Julites prepare a Friday the thirteenth event to defy superstition with a simple town gathering. Billie Lang directs a Seddie Jaiman band lineup, vaudeville pasts and local acts, plus rehearsals, dancing, and a Bathing Beauty contest.
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Elyria
Winners Chosen In OWI Musicians Contests
Ohio finalists in the Ohie Solo and Ensemble Contest for high school musicians gathered in Oberlin May 9. About 100 soloists and 15 ensembles competed. top ratings qualified for a national contest in Marion, Indiana May 20 21, with second rating added after state association notice.
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Oberlin
Ohie
Marion
Ind
State Band and Orchestra Association
Sharp governor nomination contest tests Ohio primary
In Columbus on May 9 1920 a highly charged Ohio primary is set to draw roughly one million voters amid Depression era concerns and a heated prohibition debate. Republicans clash for the gubernatorial nomination with Ingalls Cooper and Brown, while White faces nominal opposition. Democratic lines lean toward renomination for Senator Bulkley and other statewide posts.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hoover
George White
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Myers Y. Cooper
Clarence J. Brown
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
Gilbert Bettman
Louis J. Taber
Galen Starr Ross
Robert J. Bulkley
William G. Pickerel
Supreme Court
Will P. Stephenson
Joseph T. Tracy
Harry §. Day
Carrington T. Marshall
Thomas A. Jones
Edward
Two Men Sentenced By Mayor For Petit Larceny
William Jones and Morris Sturtevant were fined and jailed after pleading guilty to petit larceny before Mayor W H Van Oster. They admitted taking gasoline from Charles F Yeager’s car on Ohio Street. Professor Alvin C Brightman of Western Reserve University Law School died at 54 after a heart attack.
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Wiliam Jones
Morris Sturtevant
W. H. van Oster
Charles
F. Yeager
Ohio Street
Cleveland
Alvin C. Brightman
Western Reserve University Law School
Norwalk
Lorain County Primary Election Set With Large Ballots
Election board officials announced readiness for the Lorain County primary tomorrow with about 20 000 votes expected from 161 Republican and 134 Democratic ballots across 135 precincts. Voters urged to go early to ease booth jams due to long ballots and recent registration changes.
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Lorain County
Board of Elections
Girl Victim of Murder Identified Near Millersburg
The unclothed body of a 21 year old woman, badly beaten, was found in a stream two miles west of Millersburg Ohio. Identified tentatively as Gertrude Meeker of Creston, she was reported missing with her car and some cash by her husband Herbert Meeker. A bloodstained Chevrolet was recovered nearby.
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Run
Millersburg
Gertrude Meeker
Creston
Herbert Meeker
Wooster
San Run
Here
Fine Progress In Job Drive
Splendia results are being obtained by the American Legion in its drive to supply work for the unemployed. It was reported at noon today that although the campaign is really just getting under way 2,217 hours of employment have been subscribed by Elyria.
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American Legion
Elyri
Chronicle-Telegram Election Party At Local Spotlight
Chronicle-Telegram plans its usual election party tomorrow evening. United Press leased wire will bring statewide returns while local tabulations go through Little Joe Boddy’s broadcasting system. First results expected around seven, with late updates likely due to long ballots and heavy statewide turnout. An election extra will be issued when returns show a definite trend.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United Press
Little Joe
Grafton Woman Killed at Crossing
A Grafton woman, Mrs. Henry Purnowski, was instantly killed crossing the Big Four line near Mechanic Street and Cleveland Street as train 34 bound for St. Louis approached. Her remains were moved to a funeral home in Elyria. Survived by husband, two sons, and a daughter. The article then details Elyria High School's June commencement preparations, listing class officers and numerous committees and chairmen assigned to plan events for the senior class.
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Grafton
Henry Purnowski
Mechanic Street
Cleveland Street
Foundry
St. Louis
Elyria
Purnowski
Elyria High School
Earl Scott
Mary McGuire
Vivian Pehrsson
Jay Howenstine
Virginia Tibball
Bruce Alexander
Betty Murray
Jack Sheahan
John Wherry
George Goecke
Corrinne Crandall
Mildred Hillmer
Betty Nilsen
Houghton Wagner
Phyllis Pearson
Paul Banick
Margaret Daniels
Mary Lou Dengate
Ruth Gill
John Heywood
Lawrence Krebs
Thelma Meek
Alice Robinson
Olive Schwemler
Betty Campbell
John Bousek
Geraldine Carpenter
John Donovan
Florence McCarty
Thelma Tomashes
Chronicle-Telegram to award menus and recipes
The Chronicle-Telegram invites entries for best menu or recipe with a dollar prize for winners. The offer is repeated due to interest, with entries due by Saturday. The winning menu or recipe will be published tomorrow.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Mothers Day Pilgrimage Brings 1200 To Elyria Home
About 1200 people from across Northern Ohio traveled to the Elyria Home for the Aged for the first Mother's Day pilgrimage. Rev. Karl Meister said the event showed strong interest and may become an annual observance. Invitations went to nine Northeast Ohio Conference districts and dozens of cars filled the Home's driveways as eighty elderly residents enjoyed new faces and old friends.
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Elyria
Karl Meister
Northeast Ohio
West Avenue
Train Fatality Near Oberlin and Leavitt in Lorain
An unidentified man about 50 was killed when he stepped between two boxcars in front of a Nickle Plate passenger train around 6 55 p m Saturday between Oberlin avenue and Leavitt road Lorain. He died en route to Saint Josephs hospital. Coroner T A Peebles ruled the death accidental. The only identifying marks were initials E M tattooed on his right wrist and an Odd Fellows clasp of friendship on his left.
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Leavitt Road
Lorain
Saint Joseph's Hospital
T. A. Peebles
E. M
Giant Dirigible on Way West
News from New Orleans and Mobile report the Akron dirigible en route from Lakehurst New Jersey to the West Coast for naval maneuvers. It circled New Orleans and later Mobile early today, with aboard officers including Rosendahl Dresel and Durgin. In Lakehurst takeoff, aviators swung onto a trapeze as planes were hoisted aboard. The crew estimated a possible Sunnyvale California arrival by Tuesday.
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Pacific Coast
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Ala
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Navy
C. B E. Rosendahl
Giren
Rosendahl
Albert H. Dresel
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C. T. Durgin
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Durgin
Sunnyvale
San Francisco
Navy Department
Need Money Now Promises From Local Ad Offers
An OCR fragment advertises quick cash and goods exchanges offering money for old clothes and other items, with unclear details. It hints at loan or barter schemes but lacks concrete figures or contact information.
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