Chest Drive Has Auspicious Beginning in City Council
Indications today were that the Ohio Supreme Court will be asked to decide if Logan Gas Co may collect a second rate increase before the Utilities Commission acts on the June schedule. City Solicitor Meyers urged a formal protest to the new December schedule and Council authorized a visit to Columbus to fight the raise.
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Boat Capsizes Returning to Ship at Shelburne Nova Scotia
Nine sailors disappeared after their small sailboat capsized in Shelburne Harbor during a squall as they tried to reach the U S coast guard cutter Morrill after dinner. Charles Taylor 19 of Ber City Michigan provided details naming Warrant Paymaster Kingsbury 25 and Charles Lungren as victims with others unaccounted for as the search continued.
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Ber City
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Widow Ejected Twice At Shenandoah Inquiry
Public uproar rose as the Shenandoah naval court resumed under officers aided by a marshal. Mrs Margeret Lansdowne widow of dirigible commander faced removal while attorney Joseph Dates sought standing. Davies, an orderly, refused her representation in the hearing.
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Shenandoah
Lorain capitalist John W Myers dies at Daytona Beach
John W Myers a Lorain capitalist connected to Carmichael Construction and Akron firms died at Daytona Beach. He will be buried Saturday in Ashland according to a telegram. The notice notes multiple new court house chairs to aid waiting witnesses and trials. A Chinese agreement was announced after subcommittee talks at the international customs conference, to be advanced at the full conference Thursday.
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Buffalo payroll robbers questioned after lethal heist
In Buffalo on November 17 a group of detectives and Syracuse police detained a man and woman for questioning in a payroll robbery that killed two people and stole 93000. The suspects included Frank Scalzo and his wife Rose with Margaret War also detained after a visit to Scalzo's restaurant. Secrecy surrounded the arrests as authorities provided no details.
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Buffalo
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Public Garage Permit Granted to W G Sharp
A building permit issued to W G Sharp authorizes a brick public garage costing 10009 dollars. The one story 290 by 90 structure will be built by John Haiser and Broth with fireproof construction. In Sandusky Ohio Orleo O Rixling, 29, was freed on manslaughter charges connected to an October auto collision that killed Alet Cuthbert, 24.
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Broth
Sandusky
Orleo O. Rixling
Fostaria
Alet Cuthbert
Rhithas
Fox and Wild Cat Kill Reported in County Hunt
Court stenographer Balcomb shot a red fox near Stop 938 Russia to wash yesterday. He brought the animal home as proof. Rabbit hunters report plentiful rabbits, with Murray and others securing twenty one in a short outing. Some hunters claim catching one to two opossums. In Wellington, Fred Ernst shot what he thought was a coon but found an eighteen pound wild cat.
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Balcomb
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Murray
Wikleat
Fred Ernst
Wellington
South Amherst
County Agriculturists Plan January Meetings Across Towns
County Agent C E Roatend announced a busy January for farmers with fourteen meetings and seven dates to arrange. Independent institutes will be held at Huntington January 6 7 Hartetta January 18 19 Avon Sam January 20 22 Eaton January 22 23 Pittsfield January 4 5 Browshelm January 6 7 Brighton January 9 te. Amherst Ridsering Columbia meetings and others at Belden LaGrange Penfield Wellington will be set later.
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Belden
American Army Exceeds Marksman Standards in Report
In Washington General Aller reports the infantry end of year figures show regiments achieving higher rifle fire marksman standards despite wartime benchmarks. Some regiments reach 90 to 100 percent under new standards while others fall below, with overall average near 87.4 percent.
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Adnax
Deadwood
Elizabeth J Smith Dies at 75 in Belden Home
Elizabeth J Smith 75 died late yesterday at her daughter Mrs W M Burges home in Belden. She is survived by five daughters Mrs W Burns Mrs Star key Mrs Wolf Mrs Hartman and Mrs Chapman and four sons A R Smith A R South J D Smith and Rev J Smith all of West Virginia. Funeral services by Elyria undertaker L A Wells will be announced later.
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Belden
Mmrs
West Virginia
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Elyria
Blazer murder case dismissed in Littleton court
The information against Dr. Harold Gimer Blazer for the murder of his daughter Hazel Blazer was formally dismissed in district court. District Judge Samuel W. Johnson granted the dismissal on a nolle prosequi motion, citing a satisfactory verdict agreement from last week.
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Harold Gimer Blazer
Hazel Inghit Blazer
Samuel W. Johnson
Joel Stone
Nolle Prossigni
Lewis D. Mowry
Empanellia
Johnson
Drunken Driver Fined and Companion Also Fined
Harry Marsho aged 26 of 351 East River Street was fined 75 dollars and costs in police court for driving while intoxicated. His companion John Kerlin, 22 of 208 East Bridge Street, received a 5 dollar fine plus costs. Adelbert C. Potter, a 23 year old New York lumber dealer, identified as the week end passenger, was unharmed after the plane he rode in with Harry Kell plunged into the Potomac River from 1000 feet. Both escaped unharmed.
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East River Street
John Kerlin
East Bridge Street
Washington
Adelbert C. Potter
New York
SAA Fast Day Leads Woman's Division Campaign Total
Toledo news notes the Women's Division campaign opening with $5752.85 raised on day one. Colonel Simpson's team to follow as reports from the first luncheon and canvassing day indicate ongoing outreach and future totals.
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Death of Jack Cliff in LaGrange after long illness
Jack Cliff aged 50 died last evening at his LaGrange home after a long illness. He was a well known resident of the county and once a Republican sheriff candidate. He is survived by his widow, daughter Mrs. Miles Spicer, a grandson, two brothers Alexander and W B Richmond, of this city. Funeral will be held at the LaGrange home Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Ryan Dura officiating.
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Jorain County
Miles Spicer
Alexander
W. B. Richmond
Ryan Duriai Ai
Man Fined for DUI in North Ridge County
Shen Underhill was arrested yesterday in Cuyahoga County on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Justice George fined him $50 and costs. In Milan, fascist violence against opponents and papers continued as secretary Farinacci and newspaper Nuova urged unity.
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Hol. Prechtel
North Ridge
Cuyanoga County
Justice George
Fascismo Milan
Farinacci
Secremona Nuova
Lorain Council Considers 10 Year Water Contract for Sheffield Lake
Lorain service director proposed a ten year contract to supply water to Sheffield Lake. A meeting with Sheffield Lake officials will discuss the plan to pump at night to Rogt Road booster station. Charges include 9 cents per 100 cubic feet, $15 monthly, and a $169.17 monthly special service fee placed in a trust for ten years to fund future extensions.
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Two Divorce Cases Filed In Court Today
Norman Atkinson petitions for divorce from Onita Atkinson alleging gross neglect of duty extreme cruelty and failure to maintain the home. The complaint cites violent temper jealousy and quarrels at Fields Corners. Albert Metzger accuses Alice Metzger of extreme cruelty and neglectful behavior including a bad temper and harsh words while the couple traveled to Kansas where he says she took his clothes and refused to return.
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Fields Corners
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Metzger
Alice Metzger
Ire
Kansas
Jolson Testifies in Rhinelander Annulment Trial
Al Jolson the blackface comedian testifies in the Rhinelander annulment case in White Plains. He denies meeting or knowing the defendant Alicia Rhinelanders, and defends his alibi with hotel records from Atlantic City. He reacts emotionally to headlines about the case.
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Store Doors Left Open In Elyria Incident
Elyria police found three doors and one window left unfastened over Sunday as part of a weekend spate of forgetfulness among store seekers. Officers noted several other unlocked entries during serial checks.
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One Dead One Dying After Pittsburgh Shooting
In Pittsburgh on November 17 Joseph Cheeife aged 32 was dead. Chief of Police Edward Reider of McKees Rocks was dying in hospital. Two Cleveland Italians, Sam Ahieatte aged 24 and Sam Fogollo aged 31, were wounded in the abdomen and under guard. Police believe killers were sent to murder Cheoffe at his home.
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Edward Rieder
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Sam Fogollo
Quortoter Fined $100 After Avon Lake Arrest
John Marider of Cleveland was arrested by Avon Lake Patrolman Levi Heidel on charge of liquor possession. He was jailed after his bail was set at $100 and unable to pay. Meanwhile Cleveland issued warrants for two gas station attendants accused of selling short measure gas following a weekend probe by city weights and measures chief G. vs. Votan and the Automobile Club.
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Avon Lake
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Weights and Measures
Automobile Club
Britain to cut seas and marines under naval policy
London reports plan to tame naval arms by reducing marines as Britain eyes disarmament and strategic restraint.
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From rags to riches George H Jones rises at Standard Oil
May 17 report in York details George H Jones son of a poor carpenter who started at Standard Oil as a stenographer earning 100 a month and rose to chairman of the board with a 225000 yearly salary. His rise is traced from limited schooling to top executive status. A separate note recalls a small blaze at 315 Ninth Street minor damage reported by Fire Company No. 2.
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