Commissioners in Columbus Today in Lorain County Talks
Lorain County commissioners Charles Murray George Rhoads and Thomas Pible s travel to Columbus for a state highway conference with officials. Key topics include eliminating the double grade crossing on Lake Road at Vermilion on the Lake and the possibility of state taking over the Hilliard road project as a state matter to relieve traffic on Route 29 between Elyria and Cleveland. The meeting aims to settle details with railroads and outline which county roads could receive state aid next year.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Counly
Lorain
Charles Murray
George Rhoads
Thomas Peebles
Lake Road
Vermilion-on-the Lake
Donaher
Nickle Plate
Lake Shore Electric
Elyria
Cleveland
Hilliard Road
Floyria
Ridgeville
Avon Village
Cuyahoga Country
Meghway
Cuyahoga County
Hilliar
Rocky River
Southmherst
Elyvia
Avon Center
Avon-Belden
Grafton
Early career of Harvey C Eckenroad in Ohio industry
When Harvey C Eckenroad was 21 he worked as a mechanic for McMyler Manufacturing in Warren. He later joined Peerless Electric, then Republic Iron and Steel in Youngstown. He moved to Vermilion in 1967 and worked for Sterling Stamping, Wakefield Brass, and helped organize Superior Metal Products in Elyria in 1911 where he led as superintendent for 18 years. He later held a role with Steel and Tubes, Inc. Superior Division. He is married and residing at 313 Harvard Avenue with a boyhood dream of entering manufacturing.
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Harvey C. Eckenroad
McMyler Manufacturing Company
Warren
Ohio
Peerless Electric Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Youngstown
Vermilion
Sterling Stamping and Machine Company
Wakefield Brass Company
Elyria
Superior Metal Products Company
Steel and Tubes, Inc
Superior Division
Beckenroad
Harvard Avenue
France Accepts Invitation To Arms Contact BULLETIN PARIS
The French Cabinet accepted British Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson's invitation to a five country naval disarmament conference in London in January. France will forward its acceptance and later a note with reservations after studying naval reports. Parliament will be invited to discuss the budget when the session reopens on Oct 22.
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France
Paris
Arthur Henderson
London
Georges Leygues
Loudon
Probe of Lobbies in Capital Opens Hearings
Washington Oct 15 The senate judiciary sub committee opened its probe into influence on tariff legislation with six witnesses. Frederick L Koch of the tariff commission testified on pottery rates as the panel prepared to hear sugar propagandists led by H A Austin of U S Beet Sugar Co and H C Lakin of Cuba Co New York. One witness, H R Write of Charleston WV, sent a physician’s certificate and others remain unnamed as the panel foreshadows a broader inquiry into social lobbyists and former congressmen suspected of using their positions to sway the outcome.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Congress
Frederick L. Koch
United States Tariff Commission
H. A Austin
U.S. Beet Sugar Co
H. C. Lakin
Cuba Co
New York City
Austin
Lakin
H. R. Write
Charleston
W. Va
jSo
House
Senate
Florida Town Flooded as Everglades Rains Rise
Heavy rains in the Everglades caused flood waters to rise two feet over Hialeah and inundate 6400 square miles of land. Emergency measures were taken to save the town with its race track. Engineers planned to ram the Tamiami trail and open a ditch to carry flood waters into Biscayne Bay.
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Miami
Fla
Everglades
Hialeah
Biscayne Bay
Noted Belgian Banker Dies Suddenly in Baden Baden
M Delcroix a noted Belgian banker and organizer committee delegate to the International bank died suddenly today from heart disease in Baden Baden.
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Baden Baden
M. Delcroix
Supreme Court weighs Logan Gas Company appeal
Ohio Supreme Court took under advisement Logan Gas Company's appeal of the Public Utilities Commission valuation for rate making. The case contests land and well counts used to set property value, with municipalities including Ashland, Bucyrus, Crestline, Elyria, Fremont, Galion, Lorain, and Marion affected. No early decision expected.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Logan Gas Company
Public Utilities Commission
John E. Xiuilin
Kane. Pa
Freeman T. Eagleson
The
Utilities Commission
Tate
Attommer General
Ashland
Bucyrus
Crestline
Elyria
Fremont
Galion
Lorain
Marion
MacDonald Leaves U S for Canada After Peace Mission
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald bade farewell to the United States and prepared to depart for Canada. He carried a conviction that his goodwill mission to the American people had not been in vain and that his plea for universal peace left a lasting impression. His train journey across New York state drew crowds, with a radio address marking official goodbyes.
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Niagara Falls
N. OF
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Canada
New York State
MacDonald
New York City
Niagara
Two Los Angeles Ministers Fined For Contempt
Oct. 15 two Los Angeles ministers were fined for contempt of court after criticizing the manslaughter trial of Mrs. Lois Pantages wife of a theatre magnate. Rev. R P Shuler received 75 dollars for saying the jury was hung before testimony began. Rev. Gustav Briegler was fined 25 dollars and vowed to appeal to the supreme court.
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Los Angeles
Lois Pantages
R. P. Shuler
Gustav Briegler
Briegler
Supreme Court
Grape Harvest on at Kellys Island Germany? No
Kellys Island pupils helped with the late Catawba grape harvest. The crop was lighter than recent years but better than Concord, with most grapes to be shipped by boat to Detroit and Cleveland. In Dayton, Arthur Butts died from a gunshot in a chicken coop raid. his brother Charles was arrested.
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Sandusky
Kellys Island
Concord
Detroit
Cleveland
Dayton, O
Arthur Butts
Miamis
Bari
John Cetone
Springboro Pike
Butts
Charles
Potato crop outlook hits Lorain county farmers hard
A United States Department of Agriculture survey flags a severe drop in the national potato harvest this year. Lorain County farmers face about 2 percent less production equating to roughly 52 354 bushels lost under a 25 percent crop decrease. Dry fall and blight worsen local losses for 3390 farms.
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Lorain County
United States Department of Agriculture
Lorain
Horton Algers
United States
Maine
Idaho
Average study time for E H S average student set at two hours
The Elsha High School average student should study at least two hours daily at home per subject to earn an average grade. Teachers estimate times from 45 to 68 minutes, with Latin needing about 65 minutes and English around 57 minutes. Principal C P Shively notes higher effort yields higher grades, and below average students must study more to reach the average. The figures were presented during the school’s better study campaign opening with assemblies for the upper grades and continued on page 2.
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Elsha High School
Stedr
C. P. Shively
Washington
Organize for Lorain Bridge Bond Wool
Announcement of the Lorain Bridge Association formation to back a 2,600,000 bond issue for a high level bridge and viaduct over the Black River at Lorain. W. H. Phillips named manager. officers include President Judge A. R. Webber, Vice-President L. A. Faurer, and Secretary-Treasurer W. H. Hamilton, with an executive committee spanning Elyria Oberlin Lorain Avon Lake and nearby towns.
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Lorain Bridge Association
Black River
Lorain
W. H. Phillips
Oberlin News
A. R. Webber
Elyria
L. A. Faurer
W. H. Hamilton
Earl Bell
L L. Porter
Oberlin
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Lawrence Webber
Dan Cook
E. W. Snyder
G. A. Resek
Geo. L. Glitsch
A. J. Hain
Avon Lake
H. L. Woodruff
Sheffield Lake
Lawrence Heckel
Avon
A. J. Shartuck
Brownhelm
Fast Train Through Switch Kills Fireman in Ohio Crash
In Cincinnati a Big Four New York to Cincinnati express derailed at Elmwood Place after striking a switch. Fireman William Thompson was scalded to death, Engineer P J Maloney badly burned and might die. The Ohio State Limited departed New York yesterday and was due in Cincinnati at 8 45 this morning.
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Thompson
Ohio State Limited
New York
ICC to probe extra fare charges nationwide
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced it will investigate, on its own motion, extra fare charges by passenger trains across the country beyond regular passenger and Pullman fares. The inquiry will cover all railroads under the commission to determine the fairness of such charges.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Porch Collapses At Blue Mountain College Injures Seventeen
Seventeen girls were injured when a second story porch at Blue Mountain College, a girls school in Blue Mountain Mississippi, collapsed tossing them about 25 feet to the pavement. About forty students had gathered to watch freshmen initiations. They were rushed to New Albany hospitals with many suffering broken arms legs and other injuries.
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E Mountain
Miss
Get
Blue Mountain College
New Albany
New Albany Hospital
Govt Rests In Fall Trial As Sinclar Paid $269,300
The government rested its case in the bribery trial of former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall after presenting evidence that millionaire Harry F. Sinclar paid Fall $269,300 in a New Mexico ranch deal.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Fall
New Mexico
Boys Steal Cops' Clubs Loaded With Gas
Cleveland detective units report three boys stole police night sticks that hid poison gas chambers from Forest MacDonald’s car. David Travo, 19, detained at the scene claimed he discarded the clubs. Neighbors later saw youths handling the sticks near an empty lot as police caution pupils to avoid the area.
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Cleveland
Forest MacDonald
Columbus
David Travo
Suit Over 20000 Malicious Arrest Heard In Court
Louis Cooper of Home Furniture Company sues Peerless Oil Company for 20000 alleging malicious arrest after a disputed check. Peerless asserts Cooper spent about 300 in checks while only 30 remained in the bank, with prior arrests and bad-check history cited. The case, before Judge W B Thompson, includes a warrant issued August 25 1927 and subsequent municipal actions.
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Peerless Oil Company
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Louis Cooper
The
Home Furniture Company
Ely Tia
Cooper
Charles &. Tucker
Peerless Oi Company
Tucker
Iseal
Grand Jury
Plainaut
Wile Cooper
Peerless
Thompson
Charles E. Tucker
Peerless Oil
Fete Plans in Ely Park For Halloween Celebration
A committee formed in Ely City plans a Hallo we en fete for October 31 at Ely Park. Mayor James A Hewitt is general chairman with N D Backes as treasurer. Roles include finance chair George Richwine, parade chief E J Stankard, music head A E Werner, stunts John Mathis, publicity Robert W Funk, and prize committee members Mathis Richwine and William Richmond. Next meeting is 4 15 pm Monday in council chamber.
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Ely Park
Council Chamber
James A Hewitt
N. D. Backes
George Richwine
John Mathis
Robert Agate
George Tatter~ Sall
E. J. Stankard
A. E. Werner
Robert W. Funk
George Richwiner
William Richmond
Council
McKee Bound Over to Grand Jury in West River Street Shooting
Grant McKee pleaded not guilty to shooting to wound and was bound over to the grand jury by Mayor James A Hewitt. Bond set at five hundred dollars. McKee held in police custody for shooting Zander Hawk, his brother in law, at 329 West River Street on October 13. Hawk, wounded, is recovering at Elsha Memorial Hospital. McKee claims self defense as Hawk allegedly attacked with a knife while intoxicated.
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Grant McKee
James A. Hewitt
Bmekee
Zander Hawk
West River Street
Hawk
Elsha Memorial Hospital
McKee
Zanders
Dan Howley To Manage Reds Bulletin
Dan Howley, after resigning from the St. Louis Browns, is named manager of the Cincinnati Reds by new owner Sidney Weil who also announces the purchase of Detroit Tigers outfielder Harry Heisman. Reds’ former manager Jack Hendricks had resigned a few weeks earlier amid rumors of severed Reds ties at season end.
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Dan Howley
Reds
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Sidney Weil
Harry Heisman
Detroit Tigers
Hendricks
Howler
Clarence “Pants” Rowland
Nashville
New York Banker Dies in Prison Clarified
Report from Atlanta penitentiary states New York banker James Rae Clark died of heart disease while in custody. Warden Aderholt sent the official attribution to Federal Prisons Superintendent Sanford Bates.
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S Bulletin
Washington
Atlanta
James Rae Clark
New York
Aderholt
Sanford Bates
Classified Page Glitches Hint At Mild Reader Confusion
Fragmentary notices and scattered classifications hint at a busy classifieds page. Mentions of a Victoria Cheney with records priced at 25 dollars and a Fox Terrier named Pip missing on Sunday appear among references to dogs and rooms for rent.
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Victroia
Cheney Saniest
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John Kolak
Florida
John E. Preston
Chicago
Wheaton
Russell Keeney
Ashewood
Agnes Johnson
Mathilda Murphy
Preston
Sulian Preston
She Company
Kelly's Land
Lorain Bridge
Peerless Oil Co
McXee
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