Route 20 Association Meeting Draws Delegations
Common Pleas court room in Sandusky County hosted a full meeting of the Federal Highway Route 20 Association with delegates from Dover to Angola Indiana. The group voted to hire a field representative, tasked the president C. C. Patterson of Norwalk to form a Columbus committee on the 1931 state Route 20 program, and discussed publishing maps for the highway. The session included a Central West Ohio representative and adjourned to meet on November 25 in Bellevue City Building.
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Central West Ohio Association of Route 20
Angola
Ind
Bellevue
Question Girl Tied to Midwest Burglaries In Cleveland
A 21 year old bob-haired girl suspected of a chain of midwest burglaries is questioned at Central police station in Cleveland. Her brother-in-law is held, her husband escaped after police fire. Detectives link them to robberies in Oklahoma Detroit and other sites. They also target a $350 cash robbery at Barnett Sherman’s Valet Service Cleaners.
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Cleveland
Midwest
Central Police Station
Salem
Harry Weis
William Austin
Oklahoma
Detroit
Barnett Sherman
Valet Service Cleaners’ Co
Sherman
Brunet
Bert Menece
Menece
Muskogee
Okla
Lieu
Weis
Austin
Aegvauid
French Premier Tardieu Secures Confidence Vote in Paris
In Paris on November 14 the Chamber of Deputies passed a vote of confidence in Premier Andre Tardieu’s foreign policy by 323 to 270. The session was highly bitter and Aristide Briand, the foreign minister, led the opposition, defending the government’s policies amid illness. Both leaders sought the mandate to sustain their administration.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Andre Tardieu
Aristide Briand
Tardieu
Briand
Compromise On Limitation of War Materials
Geneva November 14 The League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission adopted a plan for indirect and budgetary limits on war materials. Direct limitation motions were rejected after Count Von Bernstorff of Germany proposed breaking the deadlock between nations seeking direct limits and those favoring budgetary restraint.
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Geneva
League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament Commission
League
United States
Italy
Russia
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
Governor White Faces Aea Problem In Ohio
Governor elect George White will inherit about 185 appointive jobs and $1.25 million in position value, with annual salaries near $600,000. The eight cabinet leaderships plus the prohibition chief are available for early appointments, led by Finance Director Harry Silver and Prohibition Commissioner Rupert Beetham. The survey notes potential reappointments and Bricker’s senate fate may affect two public utilities posts.
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Columbus
George White
White
O. C. Gray
Cadiz
Prohibition
Harry D. Silver
Eaton
Edward D. Schorr
Cincinnati
Charles A. Neal
Will. T. Blake
East Liverpool
Perry L. Green
Hiram
Hal H. Griswold
Cleveland
Robert N. Waid
Rupert R. Beetham
John l. Clifton
Clifton
Donahey
Public Works
A. T. Conner
Cooper
Conner
Adjutant General
Public Utilities Commission
John W. Bricker
Senate
Bricker
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Americans killed by Brazil Indians confirmed toll
Reports from Consul General Charles R. Cameron in Sao Paulo confirm three American deaths at the hands of Nhambiquara Indians in Brazil on November 3. The victims are Rev. Arthur F. Tylee and his daughter Marion Tylee of Worcester Massachusetts, and Mildred Paulina Kratz of Wheaton Illinois. Ethel Tylee was wounded but recovering.
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Washington
Brazil
Charles R. Cameron
Sao Paulo
State Department
Arthur F. Tylee
Marion Tylee
Worcester
Mass
Mildred Paulina Kratz
Wheaton
Ill
Ethel Tylee
Chest Workers To Meet Tonight At Congregational Church
Hlyra's 1931 Community Chest workers begin the campaign with a 6 20 p m dinner at the First Congregational church. Dr Charles L DeBow of Cleveland a prominent minister will deliver the opening address for the fund drive and plans for the drive will be outlined. Special entertainment has been arranged by Jim Armitage.
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Congregational Church
Hlyra
Community Chest
First Congregational Church
Charles L. DeBow
Cleveland
Blyria
Jim Armitage
Army and Navy to Played in New York Benefit Game
Army and Navy will meet in New York City on December 13 for a charity football game benefiting unemployed servicemen. General William R. Smith of West Point accepted the proposal from Rear Admiral Robison of the Naval Academy to stage the contest with arrangements to be finalized by athletic officers from both academies. Tickets will be charged. players admitted free.
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Army
Navy
New York City
New York
William R. Smith
Military Academy
West Point
Robison
Naval Academy
Smith
Pennsylvania
Weirton Steel to Start Operations Dec 15
In Weirton a structural steel mill under construction by Weirton Steel Company will begin operations on December 15. The mill is the final unit of a seven million dollar expansion begun last January. J C Williams, company president, said initial operation will be partial and expand with orders, lifting employment as activity grows. The firm currently employs about 8,000 workers on a better than 48 percent basis, with all earning at least part time wages.
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Weirton
Weirton Steel Comany
J. C. Williams
Williams
Rioting erupts in Madrid as police clash with funeral crowd
Rioting began when mounted police charged a crowd of about 40 000 during a Madrid funeral procession. At least twelve persons were injured as bullets flew. The unrest followed a building collapse Wednesday that killed four workers, with police and civil guards attempting to disperse or reroute the procession through the city center.
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Madrid
Illumining Lectures by Mrs. Shepard on Mormonism
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard of Salt Lake City will speak at the Church of Christ on November 19 at 7 30 p m about The Mormon Misuse of the Bible and on November 20 at 7 30 p m at First United Presbyterian church on The Mormon Temple Secrets An illuminating recital of the inner operations of the Mormon church she has long opposed and debated leaders from that faith Large audiences are expected in Elyria with her extensive tour and Reform Association backing
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Lulu Loveland Shepard
Salt Lake City
Utah
Church of Christ
Shepard
First United Presbyterian Church
Mormon Church
United States
United States Who Is Better Informed On This Subject Than Is Mrs. Shepard
National Reform Association
Pittsburgh
Union
Penfield Man Awaiting Arraignment on Liquor Charge
James Estergall of Penfield township was to be arraigned in common pleas court today on a liquor possession charge after Sheriff Clarence E. Adams and deputies arrested him last night. Two gallons of alleged whiskey were found at his residence.
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James Estergall
Penfield Township
Common Pleas Court
Clarence E. Adams
Tax group says report cant be made by Jan
Columbus Nov 14 The governor's general tax committee said a final report on a new state tax code cannot be completed by January 1 despite calls from Governor Cooper for a year end progress report. Robert A Taft of Cincinnati warned that no definite recommendations exist yet and another month is needed to shape subcommittee reports. The panel will meet again Dec 17 with no firm action expected.
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Columbus
Cooper
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft
E. C. Lamson
Jefferson
Lamson Gravely
Real Estate For Sale Ads Offer Homes And Farms
A home or farm can be bought now at the lowest prices in years. It is a buyer’s market and readers are urged to shop the Want Ad Page to find the property they want. Contact via phone at 4412 4413.
Legion Official Asks Probe of Store Bombing
State Commissioner John A. Elden of the American Legion ordered Dudley A. White to St. Clairsville to investigate an Armistice Day tear-bombing of a store. Elden said the alleged bombers acted without Legion authority and a full report will guide subsequent action. White will report to the state executive committee.
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Columbus, CO
John A. Elden
The
American Legion Today
Dudley A. White
Legion
St. Clairsville
American Legion
White
State Organization
Truck Upset Kills Chickens Near Ridgeville
A five ton truck overturned in a ditch on Cleveland road east of Ridgeville killing between 200 and 300 chickens and releasing about 2500 more to roam the countryside. Deputies captured all the poultry. The driver Maurice Crocker Cleveland says another car forced the truck into the ditch. he previously had poultry stolen last summer.
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Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Maurice Drocker
Cleveland
Crocker
Clarence E. Adams
Tax rates for 1930 set for Elyria and Carlisle districts
County Auditor Monroe H. Welty announced 1930 tax rates for 56 of 68 districts in Lorain County. The Elyria rate in Elyria Township drops from 23 to 22.4 mills, saving about $35,000. Elyria city corporation tax falls 0.4697 mills amid bond retirements and pension changes. Carlisle township area of Elyria sees a rate cut from 23.2 to 23 mills as county funds adjust for new hospital and sanatorium needs.
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Lotan County
Monroe H. Welty
Welty
Elyria
Elyria Township
General County
Carlisle Township
Lorain County
Amherst Township
Amherst
Brownheim
Russia
Ereee
Amherst Village
South
Wilannde Sivwiere
Avon Village
Avon Lake Village
Black River Township
Black River Amherst V
Black River
Vermilion V
Clearview
Lorain City
Brighton Township
Brownhelm Township
Brownhelm
Florence
Vermulion
Camden Township
Wenne
Carlisle—East Rural
Carlisle
Grafton Village
Carlisle—LaGrange Village
Russia Two
Elyria City
Columbia Township
Columbia—Olmsted Falls
Columbia
Strongsville
Faton Township
Faton
Eaton—Grafton
Laton
Flyria City
Grafton Township
Tees
Henrietta Township
Flenrietta
Henrietta
Henrietta—South Amherst
Trintington Township
la Grange
le Grange Village
Penfield Township
Pittsfield Township
Pittrange
Eee
Pttsfield
Ridgeville Township
Rochester Town
Rochester
New Tendon
Rochester—Trovr
Rochester Village
Russia Township
Shaenee
Eyes
Oberlin
South Amherst
Oberlin Village
Sheffield Township
Sheffield Lake Village
Lorain
Sheffield Corporation
Wellington Township
Aeon
Wellington Village
Veruee
Commissioners Deny Published Lorain Bridge Claim
Lorain County Commissioners issued a flat denial of yesterday’s report that Elyria plans a county bridge over the Black River as part of the Hilliard Road project. Commissioner George Rhoads of Elyria said such a bridge, if built, would not be within Elyria’s present limits and labeled the story a reporter joke from yesterday.
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Lorain
Elyria
Black River
Hilliard Road
Lorain County
George Rhoads
Hilliard
Rhoads
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Sandusky County
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Question Girl
Auapegt
Bellet
Steel Mill
Madau
Bulletin
I. L. Shepard
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyrians
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