Large outfall sewer ready for use in Elyria
The two mile long outfall sewer along Gult road will open late today diverting west side sewage to the Black River via the disposal plant. East side sewage will join in about three weeks, with final inspection today by City Engineer Powell and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gult Road
Black Kiver
John N. Kids
Joave Fidt
A. A. Berger
George Gascoigne Company
J. A. Avery
Jack Powell
Diliworth Street
Gumin
Spring Valley
Popular
Glenwood
East Side
Hue
Reconstruction Conference at Oberlin College
Oberlin hosts a two day conference under the Causey Fund examining world problems ten years after the war. Four authorities discuss reparations inter allied debts Dawes plan trade tariff issues and League of Nations challenges with free audience discussions following each address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Causey Fund
Germany
League of Nations
Harold
Moulton
Brookings Institute
Washington
Carl Brinkmann
University of Heidelberg
Jacob Viner
University of Chicago
Man Killed by Sand Cave-in in Akron
At the J P Loomis Coal Supply Company pit in Akron a sand cave-in killed foreman Fred West and injured three coworkers. West, 35, was buried under eight feet of sand and died after removal. Injured were Alex Jackson 28 Clarence Ray man 21 and Fears Esghe 35. They were all buried but rescued while digging a ditch before blasting with dynamite.
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Akron, O
J. P. Loomis Coal Supply Company
Fred West
Akron
Alex Jackson
Clarence Rayman
Fears Esghe
Truck Hit By Pole Kills Two Teens in Kentucky Transporting Turkeys
A truck driven by Oscar Noel, 22, of Greendale Kentucky crashed into a telegraph pole near Covington killing two youths from Lexington named Robert Homes and Joseph Homes. Noel was injured and the crash occurred while the truck carried a load of turkeys to a Cincinnati commission house. Police reported the truck was speeding and may have been sideswiped by another vehicle during the incident reported from Cincinnati on November 21.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Robert Homes
Joseph
Lexington
Oscar Noel
Greendale
Dulles
Noel
Tax Bills Mailed Delayed By Office Work
County Treasurer A. J. Waters announced taxes will be mailed about December 20 with final payment about 30 days later. The final payment date may be extended by up to 30 days by law. Last year Elyria valued at 53 million. county valuation 257 million. No delinquent tax sales in two years due to late billing. bills planned to go out earlier to allow sales.
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A. J. Waters
Waters
Elyria
Police To Hold Practice Shoots In Elyria City
Police prepare a Monday practice session in Elyria led by Chief E J Stankard with Captain Victor Reese in charge of revolver drills. Local Guard captain Steese and Lieutenant Richwine assist, aiming to improve officer accuracy and discourage intruders.
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Elyria
John NX. Kidt
Council Chamber
E. J. Stankard
Victor Reese
Steese
Ridgeville
145Th Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Arthur Richwine
Officers Reserve Corps
Reese
Fiyria
Sleepy Students Hit Punctuality Record Drop
Lorain Lake Erie High League standings suffer as Elyria High reports a spike in tardiness. Assistant principal E D Adams says October tardies rose with eighteen cases on a Wednesday, seventeen unexcused, due to dark mornings that mislead students about the real time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
Lake Erio Jfigt
Lorain
E. D. Adams
Adams
Cheot Workers Report Thursday Campaign Drive Progress
Community chest campaign workers did not meet at noon but plan to report tomorrow. Two reports show the drive is a third toward its goal with hopes to finish early. Each worker will state exact conditions on every card to measure progress and reassign uncalled prospects.
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Community Chest
Cleo
Farmers Will Not Go Hungry At Convention
Denver reports the National Farmers Union delegates, led by Miles Reno and C. C. Talbott, pledge resilience for farmers despite hardships. They urge self help through marketing co-ops, reject paternalism, and call for greater cooperation while lamenting political exploitation since World War I and forecasting mixed help from a proposed commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
National Farmer's Union
Miles Reno
Iowa Farmer's Union
Reno
C. C. Talbott
Jamestown
South Dakota
North Dakota Farmer's ' Union
Talbott
Weill
Union
C. S. Barett
Union City
Barrett
Lam Gaing
Lorain vice probe ends as grand jury reports
Lorain County Grand Jury adjourned this afternoon ending the vice investigation that began after the shooting of Betty Heywood by Lorain dry officers. It returned twenty one indictments and dismissed charges against Walter Kanitzer and Frank Klady. Indictments include Floyd Friend and Benny Dombroski for auto theft and concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Vice
East 28Th Street
Lorain County Grand Jury
Betty Heywood
Lorain Dry
Walter Kanitzer
Frank Klady
Floyd Friend
Benny Dome Broski
Cone
George Chappie
Delmar Lindale
Wilbur Gygle
Chauncey Baker
Clarence Young
Bernardo Jimenes
Zande Hawk
William Carrick
Thomas Chenault
Frank Johnson
John Colsare
Joseph Rocscrak
Wen
Stewart Freed by Jury of Perjury
Washington November 21 Robert W Stewart a Standard Oil multimillionaire was freed to return home and run his oil business in Chicago A District of Columbia Supreme Court jury acquitted him on perjury charges from testimony before the senate oil investigating committee The verdict followed a juror's praise and the judge's quorum instruction Norris faulted the acquittal as a technicality in jurisprudence Meanwhile the DC Court of Appeals transferred to the U S Supreme Court Sinclair's appeal from a three month jail sentence for senate contempt seeking rulings on five legal questions from his refusal to answer the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil
Chicago
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Senate Oil Investigating Committee
Jennings Bailey
Stewart
Norris
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Marty F. Sinclair
Senate
Sinclair
Senate Committee
Billy Southworth Named St. Louis Cardin al Manager
Billy Southworth, manager of the Rochester team in the International League, was appointed to manage the St. Louis Cardinals succeeding Bill McKechnie. The move brings back a former idol to St Louis after his 1929 stint, making him the team’s fourth skipper in as many seasons, following Rogers Hornsby and Bob O’Farrell.
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ST. Louis
Billy Southworth
Rochester
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Southworth
Rogers Hornsby
Bob O'Farrell
McKechnie
Rochester International League
Suspected Rabbit Fever Reported in Ohio
Columbus November 21 Dr John E Monger state health director said no confirmed Tularemia cases but any suspected cases have been reported this season Fairfield county hunters spot fever signs on rabbit fur while Ross county rabbit organs are being examined for alarms on the outbreak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John E. Monger
Fairfield County
Ross County
Wellington Doctor Struck By Auto on Broad Street
Dr. Fred M. Sponseller of 620 East Main street Wellington was injured yesterday afternoon while crossing Broad street at West avenue. He suffered severe chest and left leg bruises and minor forehead cuts but no fractures. He was taken to Memorial hospital, then released to go home after examination and treatment.
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Wellington
Fred M. Sponseller
East Main Street
Sponseller
Broad Street
West Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Wellington Iman
Riot at Oxford University as students storm Proctors' building
About a thousand students rioted at Oxford University on November 21, marching to protest strict enforcement of university rules. They shouted slogans against the Proctors and the administration, claiming heightened discipline in recent weeks sparked the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford University
Oxford
England
Agath
Une
Tablet Erected On Northern Ohio Largest Elm
Elyria Rotary and Kiwanis clubs placed a bronze tablet on the largest elm in Northern Ohio on the county courthouse lawn. The inscription notes the tree measures four feet girth, eleven feet six inches in height, and a 131 foot spread, with a historic speech by Lewis Cass under the tree in 1818, and marks the 1928 replacement of a wooden tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Floods Recede as Southwest Kansas Sees Relief
Floodwaters retreat across the southwest as forecasts predict fair weather and rising temperatures. Missouri remains above normal in some areas, with the Missouri River still overflows. Buller Missouri resumes rail and mail service. Crippled routes are restored. death toll stands at fourteen. 1,009 displaced near the Kansas River valley. first shipments of serum for typhoid fever begin for 150 people. Salvation Army teams set up bases in Winfield, Augusta, and Eldorado to aid flood districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwest
Missouri
Buller
Kamas
Prne
Kansasity
Salvation Army
Winfield
Augusta
Eldmadu
Kansas
Falls 5 Miles But Lands Safely
VILLA COUBLAY Kraues Nov 1 The French pilot Le Molen attempting to break the world altitude record lost consciousness when his oxygen inhaler failed at thirty thousand feet and fell nearly five miles before regaining his senses He recovered about four thousand feet above ground level and landed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Coublay
Kraues
le Molen
Injuries Proved Fatal To Man Struck By Auto
Ernst Barbknecht aged 66 of 214 Foster avenue died at Memorial hospital at 7:30 am after a collision on West River street with an auto driven by Fred Lindour of 120 Neu ter Court. Barbknecht was on the way to work at Fox Furnace Company. Lindour transported him home thinking minor injuries. Dislocated collarbone and internal injuries proved fatal. body taken to Sudro funeral parlors. funeral notices pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Barbknecht
Foster Avenue
Barbknecht
Memorial Hospital
West River Street
Fred Lindour
Neuter Court
Fox Furnace Company
Lindour
Sudro
Itinerary of Hoover goodwill tour announced
The itinerary for President-elect Herbert Hoover’s goodwill tour along the west coast of Central and South America was released aboard the U S S Maryland. Stops include Amapain Honduras Corinto Nicaragua Punta Arenas Costa Rica Guayaquil Ecuador Callao Peru Valparaiso Chile with possible changes to Guayaquil and other adjustments due to landing conditions. The plan envisions further travel to Argentina Brazil and other South American nations before Mexico City and Havana, costing about 5 000 per day for a 40 day cruise totaling around 200 000 in Navy expense, with no extra outlay beyond standard Navy routine.
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U.S. S
Maryland
Hersbert Hoover
Central and
South America
Amapain
Honduras
la Union
Salvador
Amapala
Corinto
Nicaragua
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Panama
Colomba
Bolivia
Valparaiso
Argentina
U. Ss
Cahitig
Brazil
Mexico City
Ilavana
Savill
Utah
Two Sudden Deaths Reported in Lorain
Lorain November 21 Two men are dead in Lorain one by his own action and the other by asphyxiation. Ske Fodor 69 hanged himself with a rope swing over a door at a houlingie where his daughter entered. Despondency over accidents in which he had been hurt was given as the cause. Norman Kelley 54, a World War veteran, was found dead behind a vacant house. alcoholism was blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ske Fodor
Mie Houligie
Norman Kelley
Three Cases Of Rabbit Fever In Dayton
Three cases of rabbit fever were reported in Miami Valley hospital. They involved Henry Miles, a farmer near Miamisburg, and Mr Henry Miller with his wife Mrs Laure Butler in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Henry Miles
Miamisburg
Henry Miller
Laure Butler
Dayton
Lorain County road plan outlines 56 miles of upgrades
The Lorain County board of commissioners disclosed a nine figure road improvement program affecting about 56 miles in the northern part of the county. Key item is an $800,000 widening and resurfacing of the Lake Road from Lorain to the Cuyahoga line, with five miles in Avon Lake to start once contracted. Other projects include widening on Elyria Milan road, Sheffield-French Creek road, Cleveland Lorain road, and several new constructions such as Colorado avenue east, Barnhart Road, Vermilion Road, Kolbe Road, and Leavitt Road. The plan envisions a new bridge over the Black River and four main highways into Cleveland via Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Board of County Commissioners
Lake
Lorain City
Cuyahoga County
Avon Lake Village
Elyria- Milan
Sheffield
French Creek Road
Cleveland-Lorain
North Ridge Road
Lorain
Brownhelm Township
Amherst Township
Lake Road
Amherst
Black River
South Lorain
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Sheffield Lake
Avon Lake Villages
Avon Village
North Ridgeville
LaPorte
Noted Surgeon Who Built First Ohio Auto Dies
Dr. Carlos C. Booth, a prominent surgeon and early auto pioneer in Ohio, died at home after a four day pneumonia illness. A Mason and active community worker, he built Ohio’s first automobile in 1922 and was an early amateur astronomer and Red Cross and Boy Scout supporter. He was born December 1, 1861 in Green, Trumbull County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Carlos C. Booth
Ohio
Red Cross
Lek
Tate
Booth
Ie Was
1861
T Green, Trumbull County
Dunham P. Booth
Death rate in Ohio rises in seven months
Ohio's death rate for the first seven months of this year stood at 12.01 per 1900 population, up from 11.54 last year, as reported by state registrar B. Plum mer. Total deaths numbered 46,759, compared with 44,227 last year, with influenza driving the largest rise in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
B. Plummer
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Stone Age Implements Found in Mongolian Gobi Desert
Roy Chapman Andrews reports evidence from a British American expedition in Mongolia showing Stone Age implements such as scrapers spearheads knives and crude pottery in regions of the Gobi Desert. He asserts Mongolia was a center for prehistoric animal dispersion and early human habitation though no bones were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gobi Desert
Roy Chapman Andrews
Andrews
Mongolia
United States
Mogolia
Desert
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Eldt
Grand Jury
Ernest Barbknecht
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