Senate Sits for Impeachment of Judge Louderback
May 18 Washington United States District Judge Harold Louderback faces impeachment by the House on five charges in the northern district of California. Four charges allege tyranny, oppression, favoritism and conspiracy tied to receiverships and attorney appointments. Several defendants before the bar have been acquitted or dismissed. outcomes include removals.
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Washington
United States
Harold Louderbach
Senate
Louderbach
House
California
Louderback
Douglas Short
Shorr
Sam Leake
Oberlin Hosts Thirteenth Ohio Gideons Convention
Oberlin will host the Gideons of Ohio for their 13th state convention on May 14 and 15. The program includes devotional services, reports by state officers, college tours, a mass meeting at Muhedist Church, Bible dedication for Pleasant View Sanatorium, and installation of next year’s officers led by Dr. J A Richards.
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Oberlin
The
Gideons of
Ohio
F. W. Wiese
West College Street
John F. Keller
Ohio City
Oberim Ton
W. F. Bohn
Oberlin Inn
Gideon
Amherst
Muhedist
Oberlin High School
Pleasant View Sanatorium
J. A. Richards
First Church
Bishop Cannon Must Stand Trial
The District Court of Appeal ruled that Bishop James Cannon Jr must stand trial on charges of violating the corrupt practices act for activities during the 1928 presidential campaign.
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Bulletin Washington
District Court of Appeal
James Cannon, Jr
Weather forecast for cloudy showers and cooler Tuesday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers tonight and a possible spread into the east and north areas. Tuesday brings cooler temperatures near Lake Erie and slightly warmer conditions in the southwest region.
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Lake Erie
Swollen Ohio River Forces Families to Leave Homes
Cincinnati Ohio May 15 Hundreds of families were forced to abandon their homes as the swollen Ohio River rose to flood stage after a record 4.5 inch rain in 24 hours. The river crest near 56 feet above flood level was forecast for today as two deaths and over 250000 dollars in damage were reported. The flood extended along river towns in Indiana Kentucky and reached Louisville with stages two feet above danger.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Weather Bureau
Washington
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
F. W. Brist
Memphis
Mississippi
Brist
Misouri Pacific
Poplar Bluff
Moama
Allied Powers Watchful on Hitler Speech at Reichstag
Norman H. Davis meets with Joseph Boncour as Britain France and the United States seek a united front against possible German rearmament after Hitler's Reichstag address. Davis aims to temper tensions and keep the disarmament conference intact while awaiting responses from Italy and other allies.
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Paris
Norman H. Davis
United States
Joseph Paul Boncour
Adolf Hitler
Franz von Papen
Hitler
Germany
Full Disarmament Commission
Davis
Great Britain
France
Tialy
Britain
Amerita
Postal Workers Enjoy County Buffet Program
More than 190 Lorain County postal employees from clerks to postmasters gathered at the Hedges for a buffet lunch and informal program of entertainment and discussion. Postmasters from across the county attended and gave short talks as representatives of the postal service.
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Lorain County
Postal Service
Accidents Cost Four Lives In Ohio Over Weekend
Four people died in Ohio over the weekend due to accidents. Leonard Michell, 15, drowned near the Jr. O. U. A. M. Orphan's Home in Tiffin. Simon Rowe, 23, of Newark, fatally crashed his motorcycle into a storefront. Robert Stauffer, 6, was struck by a car in Cleveland. Harry Campbell, 56, was killed crossing a street in Cincinnati.
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Ohio
United Press Today
Leeonard Michell
James East
Balliston
Jr. O. U. A. M. Orphan’s
Tiffin
Simon Rowe
Newark
Robert Stauffer
Cleveland
Harry Campbell
Cincinnati
Final Tribute to Nellie M. Hill Temperance Leader
Hundreds gathered at the First M. E. Church in Elyria Ohio for the funeral of Nellie M. Hill a longtime temperance advocate with the W C T U and Anti-Saloon League. State W C T U leaders and other dignitaries praised her work and resilience noting a temporary setback in the cause and honoring her memory with flags at half staff.
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Evica
Ohio
Nellie M. Hill
M. E
Florence D. Richards
Toledo
Hill
Anti-Saloon League
Edwin Kirby
Akron
Northeastern Ohio Conference
M. E. Church
C. A. Elliott
Delaware
Circulators Stage Meeting On Mosier Referendum Drive
Circulators of petitions to seek signatures for a referendum on the Mosier bill will meet at the Y M C A in Lorain County Thursday at 1 30 p m. They discuss circulating petitions county wide and aim to send supplies to Columbus soon to certify by deadline. The drive seeks a statewide vote on how delegates to a state convention are elected amid dry campaign opposition.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Mosier
Dirigible Macon Soars Over Northern Ohio On Test Flight
The U S S Macon rook aloft on a third trial flight with Rear Admiral Ernest E. King aboard to assess new three blade propellers. Commander Kraus also travels for Akron disaster inquiry as the ship prepares for a 48 hour endurance test with 80 tons of fuel aboard.
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Akron. O
Macon
Ohio
Ernest E. King
Navy
Bureau
Aeronnautics
William A. Moffett
Akron
M. Kraus
Alcer H. Diesel
Roosevelt weighs re employment tax plan for public works program
President Roosevelt plans to decide today on a re employment tax form to fund the projected 3 billion dollar public works program. He favors a sales tax near 1 1 2 percent to raise about 220 million yearly, pending Democratic support.
British Warship To Visit Danzig
London May 15 a British warship will visit the free city of Danzig on a courtesy mission announced by Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon in the House of Commons today.
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London
Free City of
Danzig
John Simon
House ‘S Commons
Appointment of Commissioner Awaited in Lorain County
The Lorain County commissioners panel plans to appoint a new county commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by Charles E. Tucker's death. C. C. Stolzenburg is the Republican pick amid a 44-candidate field, with unity from the Elyria city GOP backing him. Contention rises as other candidates challenge the city committee’s influence.
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Charles E. Tucker
C. S. Kelser
William Mitchell
H. C. Wilcox
Kelser
Cc. C. Stolzenburg
Elyria
Republican City Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Ohio
C. C. Stolzenburg
Republican Executive Committee
James Hewitt
M. F. Fey
Chronicle-Telezgram
Republican Committee
City gas rate ordinance gains formal acceptance
The city will formalize its gas ordinance on Thursday, 30 days after passage. The two year rate measure cuts domestic bills by about 15 percent for 18 months, then returns near the old schedule. Domestic users have paid the new rate since April 18 under a special arrangement with the gas company officials and City Solicitor Howard Butler.
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Althoug
Howard Butler
Debts Disarmament and War Foremost Questions
United Press reports European leaders focus on debts disarmament and Hitlerism as Norman H. Davis seeks a temperate reply to Hitler's speech while Papen signals no concession. Debates loom as French deputies meet and the League disarmament commission convenes. Britain and others monitor a new trade pact and anti Semitism sparks a boycott.
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United Press
Norman H. Davis
Europe
Paris
Joseph Paul Boncour
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Germany
French Chamber of Deputies
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
Berlin
United States
American League For the Defense of Jewish Rights
Mothers Day Pilgrimage Draws Delegates From Eight Districts
The Second Annual Mothers Day Pilgrimage at the Elyria Home for the Aged drew visitors from eight of nine North East Ohio conference districts. Akron led turnout with a 30 voice choir from Woodland Avenue M B Church. The event featured arrangements by the Home staff and the Ladies Aid Societies with a new plan of “One Dime per Member Each Society” to fund the home.
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Elyria Home For the
Karl P. Meiser
Ohio
Ambridge
Steubenville
Akron
Woodland Avenue M. BE
D. 5. Bowman
Norman H. Flickinger
Edwin Kirbr
Wooster M. E
Central Church
Mansfield
Norwalk M. E. Church
Methodist
Au Artete of
Cleveland
Karl P. Meister
Grace T. Schmuck
Wooster
Pres
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Foster C. Anderson
Painesville
John H. Blackburn
Homer W. Courtney
Lorain
William W. Dietrich
W. F. Eldred
Elyria
William Co. Endley
Henry Heydrich
A. L. Hoover
Lakeside
J. H. Hurst
W. A. Jewitt
C. §. Johnson
Charlies B. Ketcham
Warren
E. Harold Mohn
W. H. Searles
W. Stanley Smith
Martins Ferry
S. E. Davies
Cashocton
C. W. Campbell
Cambridge
W. Morgayeidge
Caldwell
B. Davis
Duncan Falls
Amrs. C. R. Vogle
Canton
George Paul
D. J. Wreth
Delaware
J. L
The
Wooster Society
Elyria Home For
Wisconsin farmers stage two front violence over embargo
May 16 Milwaukee reports violent incidents as Wisconsin farmers push a dairy strike. In East Troy 400 strikers seized a milk caravan and dumped over 20,000 pounds of milk while tear gas failed to deter them. In Kenosha and Walworth counties authorities faced limits on deputy presence as farmers poured milk from a seized truck. The strike, led by Walter Singler and the Wisconsin Milk Pool, seeks production cost guarantees and a minimum price of 1.85 per hundred pounds.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
East Troy
Otto Marquette
Hast Troy
Wisconsin Milk Pool
Waukesha
Walworth County
George O’brien
Kenosha County
Albert Schmedeman
Walter Singler
Mrs Roosevelt plans California trip in June to visit Elliott
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt will fly to Los Angeles in early June to see her son Elliott Roosevelt. She will stay a few days likely at a hotel with Isabella Greenway owner of the airline Elliott manages. She will spend one night on the train and two days by air.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Calif
Elliott
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Elliott Roosevelt
Ohio lawmakers reconvene to tackle fiscal crisis
Ohio's legislators resume session in Columbus after a recess to address a growing financial crisis. Key issues include funding for schools and unemployment relief, with taxation and school financing committees set to propose measures while Governor White pushes his tax plan. The session marks day 60 since the 90th General Assembly began, after 49 days worked earlier.
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Columbus
Ohio
D. J. Gunsett
van Wert
White
General Assembly
Council expected to override mayor on building code veto
City the council is expected to override the mayor's veto of a building code ordinance cutting the building inspector salary from 1300 to 500 a year as a temporary economy measure. Councilman W D Taylor led the ordinance and will urge adoption over the mayor's veto. The Economy Committee study may also suggest department consolidations to reduce costs. Separating Elyria from Elyria township is on the agenda with township residents opposing the move.
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W. D. Taylor
Taylor
Elyria
Elyria Township
Carl Curtis
Roosevelt Endorses General Sales Tax Seen Passing
Speaker Rainey said President Roosevelt backing a general sales tax would secure passage though it would be a hard job. He noted a survey showing 180 Congress members who voted against the original tax, including Rep. Doughton, then-Democrat of North Carolina, now chairing Ways and Means, blocking the business revival measure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rainey
House
Congress
Rep
Doughton
Dem
N. C
Ways and Means Committee
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