Views Awaited by Observers Amid Hoover Prohibition Plot
Washington observers expect a comprehensive prohibition report to be presented to Congress after the December convening. Attorney General Wetete announced that Amos W. Woodcock will be recalled from the West to prepare data for the President’s budget message and possible increased enforcement funding.
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Washington
Congress
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Wetete
Woodcock
Endem Innis
Woorer
United States
S Veden
John Mr. Woorehead
Hoover
Presiant Hoover
Enforcement Commission
White House
Congress Woodrack
Ie Law Enforcement
Tanker Tamrahua Way Grounded Off Pigeon Point California
The oil tanker Tamrahua Way ran aground six miles north of Pigeon Point amid dense fog and rough seas. Fifty crew members fought to save the ship as a rescue effort lagged due to poor visibility and isolation. Only a fragile line was sent ashore as the vessel neared the shore and the stern bucked in heavy surf.
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Pigeon Point
Calif
Tamrahua
Here
San Francisco
Pacific
Coast Yard
Anderson
An Francisco Bay
Newsaper
Ohio Senate Split Sparks Veto Override Doubt
The Ohio Legislature faces a veto override hurdle with 18 Republicans and 14 Democrats in the Senate and 71 Republicans, 107 Democrats in the House. A three-fifths vote is needed in each chamber to overrule Governor-elect George White, making bipartisan support essential for any veto reversal.
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Ohio
White
Senate
House
Columbuno
George Wite
Denaher
Repblicans
Loose
Five Men Hold Up Agt Train Near Berkeley
Five bandits robbed a Southern Pacific passenger train near Berkeley working with machine guns. They seized registered mail and possibly a $40,000 Columbia Steel payroll, prompting a hasty escape after signaling from the express car while passengers and crew remained unharmed.
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Bleakeley
Can
Southern Pacific
Martinez
Flagle
Columbia Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Berkeley
Stockton
New York
San Francisco
Oakland
Consignees
Elyria High Freshmen Hold Assembly
The first freshman assembly at Elyria High School was held in the auditorium this morning. Principal P. Shively spoke on scholarship, the glee club and orchestra performed under J. Martin Beck, and a sequence of school yells was led by the cheerleaders.
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Elyria High School
P. Shively
Glee Club
J. Martin Beck
Musicil
Sanded tanker stuck as tide fails to loosen
With strong suction the tug Tam ihug did not budge and receding low tide waters fail to loosen the tanker from the sand. If unresolved the vessel may remain as junk until removal.
Mine Disaster at Sunday Creek Coal Company No 6
Investigators at the Millfield No 6 mine locate the 190 foot level as they probe the cause of the explosion and deadly black damp that claimed 79 lives. Funeral plans take shape across Millfield and nearby mining communities as shifts of investigators prepare for a 24 hour schedule. Leaders credit rescuers for saving 19 men who escaped Wednesday night due to a barricade erected during the blast.
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Athens
Hocking
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Miilfield
Millfield
Sand Ridge
Glouster
Jacksonville
Sugar Creek
Circle Hill
J. J. Forbes
U. S. Bureau of Mines
F. W. Smith
Ohio Bureau of Mines
Elmer Sagle
Roseville
del Brown
Pomeroy
Isaac Vaughn
Nelsonville
Andy Ginnan
P. W. Moore
Forbes
Scout Byrd Eskimo Scout to Speak at First M E Church
Paul Sidle, a Boy Scout and member of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition, will tell his South Pole story at the First M. E. church chapel Sunday afternoon in Elyria. The event, hosted by the local M C organization, features Sidle as the sole speaker with a brief musical program and will begin at 3 PM. Sidle’s parents from Erie plan to attend, and many local Boy Scout troops are expected to participate.
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M. E. Church Chapel
Paul Sidle
Little America
M.C
Siple
Siples
Elyria
Erie
Pennsylvania
Boy Scout
New York City
Richard E. Byrd
Sipie
United States
Lattle America
South Pole
H. W. Komer
Robert T. Moore
Dan B. Symons
M. C_ ia
Forain County
Korner
Progress On Pine Street Ejector Station Construction
Safety Service Director John X Endt reports rapid progress on the Pine Street ejector station for the city sewer system. About 1000 feet of vitrified sewer line has been laid and the river crossing cast iron pipe installed. Excavation in rock for the station is finished and work on the Eighteenth Street storm sewer district is complete.
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Pine Street
Safety Service
John X. Endt
Endt
Eighteenth Street
U S President Hoover Proclaims Thanksgiving Gratitude
President Hoover declares the United States has much to be thankful for in his Thanksgiving proclamation. He cites relative global hardship avoided, urges national unity and peace, and fixes Thursday November 27 as the National Day of Thanksgiving with a call to help those in need.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
Lorain County Sheriff Foils Large Dry Era Distillery
Sheriff Clarence E Adams and Lorain police uncovered the largest distillery in Lorain since the state went dry at 1762 East 28th Street. Vasil Monea was held on an $800 bond for possession of liquor after about 5,920 gallons of Mash in 98 barrels and 95 gallons of whiskey were seized. The operation included two 100 gallon stills used for rye whiskey and fig liquor, with the distillery located opposite the Lorain M. C. A. building. Monea was found asleep in a front room and later arraigned with a $500 bond for trial November 14. Officials marked the still as a prolific liquor source, noting it had been turned off recently. Sheriff Adams, deputies, and Lorain police officers led the seizure, the second distillery found in two weeks after recent Oberlin avenue discoveries.
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Lorain County
Clarence E Adams
Lorain
East 28Th Street
Vasil Monea
Monea
C. E. van Deusen
City Hall
Adams
Fred Underhill
William A. Murphey
William Bevan
Fred Fark
Fred W Meister
Oberlin Avenue
Thirty Men To Be Given Work In Elyria Plan
Mayor James A. Hewitt announced that thirty unemployed Elyria residents will be hired by the city for two improvement projects. Twenty will start on Cascade Park road work while ten tackle grading and ditching on West avenue and nearby streets. The Cascade Park crew becomes the third group of twenty on that project, with a total of eighty men to be employed for a week each as work rotates.
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Elyria
Ftnauys
James A. Hewitt
Cascade Park Road
West Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Cascade Park
Hewitt
Wadsworth Man Loses Nose in Route 82 Crash
A. D. Blaugh of Wadsworth suffered a broken nose and head cuts after his car collided with another vehicle at Graf ton Road and State Route 82. George Bars of Elyria drove the other car.
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A. D. Blaugh
Wadsworth
Ohio
Elysia
Lorain Woman Dies Suddenly on West Erie Avenue
Mrs Julia Strong 53 of 2518 Fast Sand Street collapsed and died on West Erie avenue in front of City Hall at 10 a.m. Cause listed as heart trouble. She leaves husband Andrew and three children.
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Lorain
Julia Strong
West Erie Avenue
City Hall
Andrew
84 Persons Register Here Today At Clinic For Cripples
A record November clinic at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children logged 84 registrations from 12 counties, the largest turnout to date. Ages ranged from 16 days to 24 years, with participants from Lorain, Jefferson, Ashland, Wayne, Ashtabula, Richland, Crawford, Wyandotte, Huron, Seneca, Erie and Medina. Examinations were conducted by Dr. Clarence Hyrman of Cleveland and Dr. Melvin Clark of Eyria.
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Gates Hospital
Sears
Lorain
Jefferson
Ashland
Wayne
Ashtabula
Richland
Crawford
Wyandille
Huron
Seneca
Erie
Medina
Clarence Hyrman
Cleveland
Melvin Clark
Eryria
Prohibition Major Issue in 1932 Campaign Says Fess
Senator Simeon D Tess, Republican chairman, predicts prohibition will be a major issue in the 1932 campaign. He says Democrats may reopen tariff leads, and the party will stay dry or fight to remain so. He notes election results show a mixed national mood, with northern gains for Democrats but southern influence on convention outcomes.
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Cleveland
O. Nev
U.S
Simeon D Tess
Washington
House of Representatives
Fess
Cuyahoza County
Hoover
Prohibition
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
City Club
Griswold Favored for Common Pleas Judge Post
State Welfare Director Hal Griswold appears the likely choice for the vacant common pleas judge seat created by Judge Carl Wergandt’s move to the Court of Appeals. Gov. Myers Cooper may fill the vacancy and name four municipal court replacements. Recommendations to the governor will probably go to the Cleveland Bar Association.
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Cleveland, O
Hal HH. Griswold
Common Pleas
Carl V. Wergandt
Court of Appeals
Griswold
Myers ¥. Cooper
Cleveland Bar Association
Thieves Steal 70 Chickens In Elyria Suburb
Clarence E. Sherff investigated the theft of about seventy chickens from two homes on Cleveland road near Elyria city limits last night. Elyria fireman C A Erbskorn reported fifty birds from Stop 77 and George Dyke reported twenty from Stop 74 coops.
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Sherff
Clarence E. Adams
Cleveland Road
Elyria
C. A. Erbskorn
George Dyke
Time Extended to January Twentieth
Lorain county taxpayers receive extra time to pay first half taxes as county commissioners extend the deadline to January 20 1931. Treasurer M D Backus cited owners' financial condition and new levies voted in Tuesday's election as reasons for delaying the regular December 20 due date.
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Lorain County
M. D. Backus
State Replies On Hilliard Road Construcion Question
The state responds to Elyria Chamber of Commerce request for aid on the Hilliard road from Elyria to the Cuyahoga County line. The highway commission will consider the matter at its December hearings amid questions whether Governor Myers Cooper’s election will alter plans.
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Stata
Hilliard Rad
Elyria
Cuyahoga Country
Hne
Charles KE. Tucker
George Whie
Marietta
Govermnor
Highway Department
Bullets Fly as Bank Teller Guards Funds in Illinois Bank
Plainfield Nov 1 Miss Florence Lund saved funds of the Plainfield State Bank by refusing to open the teller cage as three bandits fired nine bullets at close range. The bullets harmlessly struck bullet proof glass and caused no injuries.
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Plainfield, TL
Plainfield State Bank
Florence Lund
Miss Lund
Brookhart backs Democrats to organize Senate program
Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa said he would vote with the Democrats to organize the next Senate and they would adopt a program to correct the evils of Mellonism.
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Brookhart
Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Repn
Senate
Closed cars offer warm winter comfort at great prices
A Chronicle Telegram classified ad urges readers to browse the Automobile Columns on the Want Ad page for a fine, cheap selection of closed cars this winter. Turn to the page and act quickly for best deals.
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Chronicle Telegram
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