Penfield Township Farmers Move to Organize Protection
Penfield Township farmers plan to organize under an old Ohio statute allowing farmer associations to combat property theft. A 49-member meeting appointed a committee to formalize plans and next week will report back. Local officials pledged aid, urging lawfulness while stressing property rights for cattle hogs crops and gates.
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Penfield
Ohio
Penfield Township
Old Town Hall
Truman Dunham
Lawrence Betts
Blair Pierce
Charles Wood
Charles Bligh
Elyria
J. W. McHenry
C. E. Swesey
W. F. Holcomb
Grafton
Holcomb
James Rundle
Henry Mehling
Clarence E. Adams
Rundle
Columbia Township
Three Gallagher brothers shot in Bellevue feud
In Bellevue Kentucky two of three elderly Gallagher brothers aged 55 and 60 were killed in their isolated home. The third brother, 45, was wounded fatally near the heart but conscious at times. Police suspect an old feud as the motive and continued the inquiry as officers questioned neighbors and searched the scene.
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Bellevue
Edward Gallagher
John Gallagher
Francis “Duke” Gallagher
Do-X Flying Boat Passes Through Lisbon Stop
Dornier Do-X will not make the proposed Azores to New York flight. Representatives in Lisbon said the giant flying boat will arrive Thursday and stay eight days. Two demonstration flights are planned with President Carmona and other Portuguese dignitaries aboard. The craft will then proceed to the Azores and return later.
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Lisbon
Dornier
Azores
New York
Caddell Goertz
Dornier Company
Goertz
Carmona
Woman Bandit Steals Car In Avon Ohio
A blonde woman, described as curly-haired, knocked Gilbert Forthofer unconscious and drove off in his car from the Detroit road garage in Avon Ohio at about 6 am. Authorities across northern Ohio searched for the suspect, who left Forthofer in the cellar after striking him with a blackjack.
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Avon, O
Ohio
Gilbert Forthofer
Detroit Road
Forthofer
Civil Service Exams Set for Elyria Police Entrance
Civil service examinations for Elyria Police Department entrance and a department reorganization will be held December 5 at Elyria High School. Promotional exams for current officers and exams for janitor and engineer in local schools occur December 4 at City Hall. Applications are available at City Hall. About 30 to 35 have already applied for the police entrance test.
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Elyria Police Department
Elyria High School
Fern M. Johnson
Civil Service Commission
Police Department
City Hall
Johnson
Blizzard and cold snap hit western states
Driving snow and high winds from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Northwest and into the Southwest paralyzed highways. One man died from cold in Medford Oregon, another was missing, and several motorists were rescued from marooned cars. Mountain passes in Colorado closed as a greater disturbance moves from Canada.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Medford
Ore
William C. Godfrey
Canada
Colorado
Antonito
Missing Pacific airmail plane sought in Tehachapi mountains
In Los Angeles on November 19 1930 missing Pacific Air Transport mail plane carrying three people is believed down in the Tehachapi range north of the city. 20 search planes joined mountaineers to locate the San Francisco bound craft last heard from at 2 AM near 9000 feet altitude in heavy blizzard conditions. The pilot Flavyious A Donaldson of Burbank accompanied by George Rogers of Los Angeles and passenger Miss J Markow of San Diego disappeared between Los Angeles and Bakersfield. The last radio message said the aircraft was over fog with unknown position near Lebec 30 miles south of Bakersfield. The Bakersfield arrival time was 1 10 AM. Continued on page 2.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Pacific Air Transport
Tehachapi Mountains
Norh
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Flavyious A. Donaldson
Burbank
George Rogers
J. Markow
San Diego
Donaldson
Lebec
Elyria Chest Campaign Faces Shortfall Crisis
In Elyria the Community Chest plan teeters toward failure with a roughly $20,000 shortfall. Leaders note losses from plant relocations and waning active support, urging more volunteers and financial gifts to avert distress across families and schools as winter nears. Contact Chairman Myron Jones to volunteer.
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America
Elyria
Passengers From Highland Hope Safe After Grounding Off Island
All 146 first class passengers from the British steamer Highland Hope were taken aboard the Portuguese government tug Patron Lopez and were en route to Lisbon. The ship ran aground off Fairhees Island while traveling from London to Buenos Aires.
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Lisbon
Highland Hope
Patron Lopez
Ministry of Marine
United Press
Fairlhees Island
London
Buenos Aires
Ohio Tax Commission Sees 15 to 20 Percent Property Valuation Cut
The Ohio Tax Commission chairman George C Braden said a 15 to 20 percent drop in real property valuations is expected under the 1931 revaluation. He noted farms and residences will bear reductions to meet constitutional limits while public utility values likely fall about five percent.
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Ohio Tax Commission
Columbus
George C. Braden
United Press Today
Braden
Ohio
Tax Commission
Commission
Seiberling Gains Votes in District Recount
Recount of the 14th district race shows Francis Seiberling Republican of Akron gaining 37 votes over Don W. Harter Democrat. County-by-county results: Portage up 29, Medina up 12 for Seiberling. Lorain yields Harter a net 4 vote edge in 47 precincts. Total recount progress indicates swift work with 99 errors found across 47 precincts.
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Francis Seiberling
Akron
Don W. Harter
Lorain
Medina
Portage
Summit County
Seiberling
Portage County
Medina County
Lorain County
Harter
Elyria
Board of Elections
Chest teams to report AGI tomorrow
Elyria Community Chest workers conducted intensive prospect solicitation to push subscriptions past the halfway goal as reports from the first two days show $39,048.52 subscribed, about $9,500 short of the $97,050 target for operating 11 city charities. Next report meeting set at the Y M C A tomorrow at noon with 17 men's teams, nine ladies' teams, and Industrial division groups reporting on progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Opposition to Fletcher grows in Senate fight over tariff chair
Washington November 19. Opposition to Henry P. Fletcher of Pennsylvania as chairman of the tariff commission grows among western Republicans. A vigorous challenge is anticipated as the Senate session nears, complicating President Hoover's search for a broadly acceptable choice amid cross party criticism.
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Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Tariff Commission
Senate
Fletcher
Hoover
Archbishop Samuel Stritch Installed as Milwaukee Leader
Archbishop Samuel Alphonsus Stritch was installed as head of the Milwaukee diocese at St. John's Cathedral. George Cardinal Mundelein led the ceremony, with a large downtown crowd and many civic and Catholic groups greeting the new archbishop. Stritch thanked Toledo, recalling nine happy years there, and pledged his future ministry to Milwaukee while keeping Toledo in his heart.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Samuel Alphonsus Stritch
St. John's Cathedral
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Stritch
Toledo
Association of the Wisconsin Consistory
Lorain man seeks $10,000 over alleged alienation of wife
John Kozma files in common pleas court claiming Elizabeth Kozma was taken from him by Lorain residents who arranged her marriage to Joseph Barath. He alleges he paid her passage and that Barath, Mrs. Barath, and Mrs. Huszti connived to have her wed Barath and keep her hidden, seeking damages for alienation of affections.
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Hungary
Lorain
John Kozma
Common Pleas Court
Joseph Barath
William Barath
Joseph Huszti
Kozma
Elizabeth
Christmas Savings Clubs Pay Out In Elyria This Weekend
Thousands of dollars will be distributed to Elyrians by local banks on Friday and Saturday, December 5 and 6. Between 150000 and 200000 dollars will be handed to members of various Christmas clubs in the city. Ohio banks report about 25 million dollars will be placed on the state's Christmas shopping tree this year, with 520275 members in Christmas Savings clubs who accumulated around 24408670 dollars. Merchants expect a large portion of the funds to fuel Christmas shopping.
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Elyrians
Ohio Bankers Association
Ohio
Bankers Association
Western asks reduction in valuation for Lorain property
Charles J. Mayers, receiver for the Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Co., filed suit in common pleas court seeking to lower the Lorain county valuation of 347040. The petition asserts the value exceeds the worth and asks the court to fix a lower rate. Similar suits were filed in other counties where the street car company operated. The electric railway fell to receivership on Oct. 8, 1930.
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Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company
Lorain County
Common Pleas
Charles J. Mayers
Interurban Company
Tax Commission of Ohio
Monroe H. Welty
Electric Railway
Stock Promoter Surrenders
NEW YORK, Nov. 19. Charles V. Bob, mining stock promoter who vanished six weeks ago, surrendered at the District Attorney's office to face an indictment linked to financing of large stock ventures. Investigators warned crashes could cost investors up to 12 million dollars. grand jury indicted Bob for grand larceny. Louis J. Rubin, Bob's business associate, also surrendered.
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New York
Charles V. Bob
District Attorney's
Bob
Chicago
Louis J. Rubin
Sheffield Lake Bonds Approved for Water Main Project
Attorney General Gilbert Beitman today approved the legality of $23,200 bonds for Sheffield Lake. The bonds, purchased by the state Teachers Retirement System retirement board, fund water main construction across seven streets in the village.
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Gilbert Beitman
Sheffield Lake
State Teachers Retirement System
Bethany cyclone Leaves Dead and Wrecked Homes
A cyclone cut a 300 foot path through Bethany Oklahoma leveling more than 60 homes. Nine people were killed and at least 60 injured with three unidentified bodies brought to Oklahoma City. Four Oklahoma National Guard companies mobilized and officials prepared relief and hospital ambulances. A schoolhouse near Bethany was demolished. two children died and 14 were injured there.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
U.P
Bethany
Oklahoma National Guard
Charles E. Barrett
Oklahoma Guard
W. J. Holloway
Barrett
Red Cross
Advices
Rotarians Hear Health Talk at Hotel Newell
Dr W W Peters former Shanghai professor and health educator outlined how germs enter the mouth via air liquids solids and hands at Ely Tia Rotarians luncheon in Newell Hotel He cited that ninety two percent of communicable diseases spread through the mouth and used lantern slides to illustrate the talk
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Hotel Newell
W. W. Peters
Cleanliness Institute
New York
Peters
Shanghai Medical School
China
Lorain Man Fined $300 For Liquor Possession
John Fale, 23, of Lorain, was fined $300 and costs by Justice Walter Watts after being found guilty of possession of liquor. He was arrested following Sheriff Clarence E. Adams discovery of a large still in operation on Oberlin avenue in Lorain.
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John Fale
Lorain
Clarence E. Adams
Walter Watts
Fale
Adams
Oberlin Avenue
Want Ads Offer Free Turkeys To Readers Tomorrow
The notice promotes want ads as the guide to bargains and promises free turkeys delivered to readers’ doors tomorrow. It urges reading the want ads today and tomorrow, claiming they sell anything and will benefit readers who act.
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Use & Want Ad
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