Sheriff declares war on bus violators to protect children
Lorain County Sheriff Clarence Adams launches a county wide campaign using spotters and deputized bus drivers to record license numbers of cars passing stopped school buses. He cites several incidents including a child injured and another killed near Dover Center and says the effort will involve Justices of the Peace and deputies enforcing strict penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Adams
Adams
Swerff
Justices of the Peace
Atiff
Dover Center
Lorain County
Plane abandoned by round-the-world fliers near Altoona
Edward Brock and WFF Schlee were reported missing after abandoning their plane near Barneshorn, about 25 miles north of Altoona. Jeff Tintonfield of Detroit and B L Graves, president of a Texas Aircraft Corp, accompanied the fliers. They landed, left the craft, and traveled to Detroit by train.
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Brock
Schlee
Altoona
Edward
WFF
Jeff Tintonfield
Detroit
Barneshorn
Pennsylvania
Three Fined For Violating Dog Law
Three individuals were arraigned before Justice S J eGorene and fined ten dollars plus costs for dog law violations. Toha Datil of Quarry toad was fined for allowing a dog to run loose at night. Morris Resost sky of West River Street Elyria and John Setrns of West Street were fined for not having a license for a big dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trea
S.j.egorene
Toha Datil
Morris Resostsky
West River Street
Elyria
Big Dog
John Setrns
West Street
When D W Seward Began as a City Letter Carrier
When D W Seward was 21 he worked as a city letter carrier in Flyrna after entering the post office at 15 as a special delivery carrier. He spent 22 years as a city carrier, then eight years as postmaster under the Wilson administration, totaling 35 years in Elyria post office duties before turning to insurance. He is married with four children, lives at 122 Broad Street, and his hobby is baseball. His early ambition was to be a railroad man.
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D. W. Seward
Flyrna
Wilson
Elyria
Seward
Broad Street
Fia
Dover Center Man Charged in Manslaughter Death of Boy
Jack Zeldes of Detroit facing manslaughter charges after his car struck eight year old Raymond E Elayen as he left a school bus in Dover Center. Hearing postponed to December 18 by Mayor Cipra after arraignment in town hall. Funeral services for the boy set for Thursday at his home and Eaton Church of Christ.
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Dover Center
Jack Zeldes
Hazelwood Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Raymond E Elayen
Claire Haven
Frank Cipra
Zeldes
Cipra
Havens
Lorain Courty
Dover
Eaton Church of Christ
Memory of James W. Good Honored in National Tribute
Washington honors James W. Good with a full national tribute. President Hoover presided at White House services for the late former Secretary of War. A 19 gun salute marked the national sendoff as Good’s body departed for Cedar Rapids Iowa for burial.
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Washington
James W. Good
Hoover
High Seas
United States
White House
Joseph R. Lizzo
New York Avenue Presbeterian
Good
Campbell B. Hodges
White Horse
Cedar Rapids
Adams
War Department
Patrick J. Hurley
Stanf
Trubee-Davison
Steeeral Charles P_mmerall
Deneen
Brookhart
Iowa
Cyrenus Cole
Hearing Postponed in Black River Township Assessments
A hearing on assessments for the Fos Ditect in Black River Township was postponed yesterday, with the new date to be announced as December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Township
Railroads to Spend Billions Under Hoover Plan
Washington November 20 President Hoover opened a push to speed prosperity with railroads promising more than a billion dollars in next year expansion. Federal Reserve hinted lower rates to ease funds for business while treasury officials forecast a surplus next June despite tax cuts and war gains. Leaders from industry and finance planned further talks as the White House weighs broader measures to keep factories and stores operating through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Is Advisory Corncil
Fleury Ford
War Gond
Treasury Department
Treasury
Gay. Young
New York
Federal Reserve
Hich
Conference of General Business
White House
Thomas J. Walsh
Dem
Mont
Gwen © Youuh
Walsh
John J. Raskoh
Democratic National Committee
Chest workers busy calling on prospects in drive
Central and southern Ohio endure near freezing temperatures as snow dampens northern areas. Community Chest canvassers push to reach all prospects by Thursday noon, with campaign reports tracking progress and a Friday cutoff looming. Executives plan surveys to assess drive status against a $97,000 goal. $49,298.25 had been subscribed by noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Campaign
Community Service Council
J. E. Thatcher
Colorado Winter Storm Whips Rockies
A seventh snow storm of the season grips the Rocky Mountain region, dropping temperatures to around ten degrees above zero. Denver sees two inches of snow while Cheyenne and Lander report four inches. widespread travel disruption hits Colorado Wyoming and Montana with accidents in Helena and other cities. Beets harvest delayed further as farmers brace for more winter weather.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Cheyenne and
Lander
Wyo
Delegates Elected To Northeast Ohio YMCA Conference
Five Junior Hi-Club members were chosen as delegates to the twenty sixth annual YMCA Older Boys Conference in East Cleveland on November 2 30 and December 1. Over 600 boys from the region will attend with four alternates named and Senior HIV club delegates to be chosen tonight. Speakers include W Teachout Cameron Beck Rev Hudnutt Fred Ramery and Franklin Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cleveland
Ohio
Jay Howenstine
Howard Somers
William Kiely
Emmanuel Schon
Alex Graher
Douglas Wiggins
Ben Kanff
Jack Adamson
Howard Martin
East
Cleveland
Avid W. Teachout
Y.M.C. A
Ohio State Y. M.C. A
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange
Herbert Hudnutt
Windermere Presbyterian Church
Fred W. Ramery
North America
Franklin Dodge
Amsterdam
Bank HoldUp In Toledo Nets 19000 Take
A trio robbed Ohio Savings Trunk and Trust Company in Toledo. Two men entered the bank, forced employees to surrender, and escaped with about 19,000 dollars as bystanders watched. One robber stayed with a car outside as the others fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingwail Hn
Ohio Savings Trunk & Trust Company
Rothers
Lawsuit Filed Over Print ory Notes for $13438.47
Enarge W. Muller sues F E B Andrews and Alena R. Andrews in common pleas court seeking $13 438 47 alleged due on signed notes in plaintiffs possession. The filing follows a prior claim of $15 426 47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Enarge
Chimney Fire Prompts Still Alarm at 652 Lodi Street
The chimney burning out in dwelling at 652 Lodi Street occupied by H G McAlister triggered a still alarm at midnight. Firemen found no damage and required no apparatus.
Mayor Hewitt to Address Blyrta Kiwanis Club
Mayor James A. Hewitt will address the Blyrta Kiwanis Club at Hotel Newell tomorrow. The Public Affairs committee is in charge of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
James A. Hewitt
Blyrta Kiwanis Elih
Hotel Newell
Mayor Addresses Vermilion Rotary
Mayor James A. Hewitt spoke at the Vermilion Rotary Club at noon. The address centered on the topic Chilzen's Responsibilities.
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Vermilion Rotary
James A. Hewitt
Vermilion Rotary Club
Chilzen
County YMCA plans extension of activities in Lorain County
Lorain County YM C A committee discussed extending activities at a meeting in Elyria. Proposals include Father and Son banquets in multiple communities, an Older Boys Christian Conference, a county Hi Council, new Hi Y clubs, and boys work committees. A January 18 conference date was set for the older boys program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria Association
Older Boys’ Christian Conference
Bors
Pleads Guilty in Death of Bishop Gets Life Term
Dewey Richmond aged 31 pleaded guilty to second degree murder before Judge Fred L. Hoffman in Cincinnati and was sentenced to life imprisonment. His admission linked him to the beating and stabbing of Rev. Joseph Hartzell, retired Methodist bishop, at his Blue Ash home on June 1, 1928, leading to the bishop's death from pneumonia complications on Sept. 6.
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Cincinnati
Dewey Richmond
Fred L. Hoffman
Richmond
Ashe
Joseph ©. Hartzell
Blue Ash
Albion
Guy Blair
Portsmouth
Nelson Schwab
Walter Monre
Carthage
Crme
Hartzell
Liquor ordinances upheld by state Supreme Court
The Cleveland and Youngstown liquor ordinances were upheld by the Ohio Supreme Court. They impose penalties up to 509 dollars and possible imprisonment for prohibitions violations. Plaintiffs Robert Brown and John Frang challenged the ordinances, arguing state law already governs penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland
Youngstown
Supreme Court
Robert Brown
John Frang
Senate Votes To Adjourn Friday
IMB WASHINGTON NOV. 20 The senate voted today to adjourn the special session Friday The adjournment resolution was proposed by Senator Walsh of Montana acting democratic leader It set ten A M as the hour for adjournment and left the time for adjournment of the house to that body Walsh said it would be impossible to complete action on the stariff bill at this session and accordingly there was no reason why there should not be a brief recess before the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Montana
Senate
House
Congressmen Arrested in Prohibition Case At Capitol
Washington November 25 Prohibition sits at the center of congressional debate as Rep Edward E Denison Illinois is indicted under the Volstead act. Secretary Mellon reports enforcement funds improved investigations but fewer arrests while a new wire tapping ban bill seeks to shield constitutional liberties. Denison and former secretary John Leyne face charges over liquor in Union Station and Denison's office.
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Washington
Edward Everett Denison
Illnois
Mellon
Supreme Court
Hep. Schafer
Wisconsin
Schafer
Olmstead
District of Columbia
Doran
Houses
Senate
Congress
Hoover
Treasury
Justice Department
Warris Dem
Denison
Capitol
Prohibition
Union Station
Federal Prohibition Bureau
Leo Rover
Federal Bureau
John Leyne
Marion
Local Recluse Dan Konvacks Found Dead in Shed
Dan Konvacks, 50, lived in a shed at 215 West River Street and died by self-inflicted hanging Tuesday. Beech Street resident John Hardy and 218 West River alerted police. Coroner Milas Perry ruled it suicide after findings of nail in loft and rope setup. Body sent to Taylor funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Konvacks
Tecluse
West River Street
John Hardy
Beech Street
Manhattan
West River
Milas £. Perry
Kavacks
Taylor Funeral Home
Lorain County road program nears completion
Lorain County is near finishing a large road program, with 183.4 miles of highway and 877400 dollars spent this year. 22.5 miles opened to traffic, 13 000 for 2.7 miles of Kolbe road, and 78 700 for 12 miles of stage construction roads.
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Lorinn
Charles T. Begg
Sheffield Lake Village
Lorain County
G. T. Biggs
Dogs Kill Sheep And Chickens In County
A heavy loss of chickens and sheep, about 400 dollars, was reported by Dog Warden Lee Minkler. Last night 66 thoroughbred chickens died at Snyder farm on Aloha road, about 200 dollars. a police dog was seen near the farm and suspected in the coop attack. Two dogs from Ashland county killed five sheep and four injured at Pete Stidium’s Huntington farm. Charles Hahn at West Lake road reported two sheep killed and six injured Monday night.
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Lee Minkler
Snyder
Aloha Road
Ieen
Peter Stidium
Huntington
Ashland County
Charles Hahn
West Lake Road
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