Tax Exempt Bonds Rising Vastly in Value
Washington reports tax exempt securities have grown by nearly a billion dollars in value and now total about 13 billion outstanding. Treasury officials cite potential income tax increases and reform needs as income from large estates fades under high surtaxes. Under secretary Winston warns continued trends could spur higher direct taxation and strain state revenues.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Winston
Feld
Release of Two Prisoners From Hamilton County Jail
Two men, Stanley Buczynski and Tom White, were released from the Hounty jail after 100 days or more behind bars. Buczynski gained release on a writ of habeas corpus after a hearing in Common Pleas Court. White was released on bond. The cases were delayed due to missing transcripts and delayed grand jury action. Judge Thompson condemned Mayor Ruth for failing to file transcripts promptly. Costs were assessed to the county.
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Buczynski
Judige Thompson
Ruth
Buczinski
Walter Watts
County Flower Show to Benefit Oberlin High School
Lorain county florists plan a two day flower show at Oberlin High School gymnasium on November 15 16. Proceeds support the senior class trip to Washington DC this fall. About 71 students and 33 florists from 15 greenhouses in the county organize the event with music entertainment and floral displays.
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Lorain County
Oberlin High School
DEDICATE NEW LORAIN CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lorain reports the dedication of a newly completed St Vitus Church by Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Cleveland presiding. The Croatian Parish organized recently and Rev. Joseph Medin serves as pastor amid the ceremony.
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Lorain
St Vitus
Dishop Josph Schrembs
Gleveland
Roatian
Joseph Medin
Wadsworth Salt Plant Blazes Cuts Loss at Fifty Thousand
Fire at the Wadsworth Salt Company boiler house caused extensive damage with an estimated loss over 50 000 dollars. Explosion of gas in a power room sparked the blaze and while walls may be salvaged the main contents are a total loss. The incident occurs as officials report other regional fire events and inquiries follow.
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Wadsworth Salt Company
Flapper Yegg Acquitted on Murder Charge
Violet Dickerson known as a flapper bandit was acquitted of the murder of Lew Hirsch in Philadelphia. The crime occurred last November during an attempted holdup at Hirsch's store with accomplice Charles Oeffinger. The verdict came after the morning session opened at 10 o clock.
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Philadelphia
Violet Dickerson
Lews Hirsh
Haverdasher
Charles Oeffinger
Hold-up Men Take $4000 Payroll in Pittsburgh Bank Stickup
Two bandits robbed Pitts burgh Betting Company messengers after leaving Manchester Savings Bank on the North Side taking a satchel containing $4000 in payroll funds. The robbers fled in an automobile as police began a search.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Betching Company
Manchester Savings Bank
Rejected Suitor Implicated in Molly Fleming Slaying
In Grand Rapids Michigan on October 18 authorities say a manhunt followed the murder of country school teacher Molly Fleming. Edbert Dykes a rejected suitor was seen near the woodshed and his abandoned car was found nearby. A student witness recalls Fleming refusing a ride and shouting before a scream was heard.
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Hss Fleming
Miss Fleming
Henrietta Defell
Edbert Dykes
Miss Defell
Molly
State May Reject 7 Lorain Storm Claims
The State Industrial Commission ruled that seven men injured in the Torain cyclone may have their workmen's compensation claims disallowed unless it can be shown the storm risk was greater due to employment. An injury must arise out of the employment and not be due to an act of God for coverage.
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Columbus
State Industrial Commission
Sept Rise In U S Manufacturing Jobs and Wages
Washington reports September gains in manufacturing employment up 21 percent, aggregate employer earnings up 33 percent, and per capita earnings up 12 percent, confirming the August upward trend, according to the Department of Labor.
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Washington
Department of Labor
LaFollette shifts to east campaign after west tour ends
Senator Robert M. LaFollette abandons plans for Pacific Coast travel and says the east is the real battle ground as he focuses remaining campaign time on the middlewest and Atlantic coast. He presses for a progressive victory on November 4 and charts a tour through Illinois Ohio New York and other states before a Cleveland finish.
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Robert M. LaFollette
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Burton K. Wheeler
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Mississippi
Rockies
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Rock Island
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Wheeler
la Follette
West
Rocky Mountain
Congress
Omaha
East
Praiie
Washington
Ferocious Rabbit Blinded by Glare Endangers Girl
Miss Teresa Hayden of Incal high school survived a bizarre accident on a State highway when a jackrabbit blinded by car headlights leaped through the windshield. The animal was killed in the collision and Miss Hayden suffered severe facial cuts and tooth loss.
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O'Neill
Neb
Teresa Hayden
Incal High School
Clevelander Arrested Bootlegger Surrenders for Trial
Montreal report says Harry J. Grossberg of Cleveland Ohio, a fugitive alleged millionaire bootlegger, agreed to return to the United States to face charges of forging liquor withdrawal permits totaling 4.5 million dollars after two years on the run.
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Montreal
Que
Cleveland
Harry J. Grossberg
United States
Ground Breaking for Moose Club Rooms at Gracecourt
The Moose lodge broke ground yesterday morning for an addition to its new club and lodge rooms on Gracecourt. The project will cost about $20,000 and aims for a rapid completion. Next Wednesday evening a new class of fifty or more members will be initiated, including business and professional men, with visitors from other lodges expected and a luncheon to follow.
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Moose Lodge
Gracecourt
New Kindergarten to Open on Monday at Franklin School
Final arrangements confirm the Franklin School kindergarten will open Monday morning. Supt. R Maeten announces Oberlin kindergarten will provide a competent teacher and serve as a training site for students. Admission is by application until 35 enroll.
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Franklin School
Supt. R. ©. Maeten
Oberlin
Injured girl sues county over highway guard rails
Ade laide Parner, 19, filed in Common Pleas Court a $50,000 damages suit against the county board of commissioners for negligence in protecting a Beaver Creek highway one mile north of Amherst. The petition alleges she fell 40 feet into the creek after leaping from an auto at Kolbe road when pursued by a man, and that no guard rails were present along the embankment.
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Amherst
Common Pleas
Board of County Commissioners
Adelaide Parner
George M Parker
William 3B Rubacca
Charles D. Murray
George Rhoads
Board of Commissoners
Akronite Dead in Quarrel Over Wine
Carl Trischard, 23, was shot to death early today during a dispute with relatives over two barrels of wine he helped make and partially owned. Police say the shooter is among several in the Cleveland house. Trischard’s widow and a cousin are held as witnesses while his mother and stepfather have left the city.
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Lower Bay
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Sachem
Toombs
May
Raven
Sagitta
Fort Hamilton
Fworth
Women in Myersville Face Riot Pleas for Tar and Feather
Fourteen Myersville men admitted joining a July riot that stripped and tarred Dorothy Grandon after her presence in town sparked locals. They plea guilty to rioting. judges will fix sentences in two weeks. Grandon returns to Martinsburg, hoping to avoid Frederick County.
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West Virginia
Frederick
Myersville
Dorothy Grandon
Urner
Peter
Dorothy
Sris
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick County
Maryland
Police officer shot in Cleveland discharge case
Patrolman Michael Hahnel of Shaker Heights was shot in the abdomen after stopping a gray seven passenger Peerless car Ohio 516 712. He gave the license and the car was later found abandoned at 61st and Euclid as police sought two gunmen. The incident echoes the murder of Patrolman Dennis Griffin and a gun and weapon were found near the crime scene.
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Michael Hahnel
Shaker Heights
Hahnel
Ohio
John F. Johnson
Dennis Griffin
Anate
John Leonard Whitfield
Ohio Penitentiary
61St
Euclid
Bouugi
Eather
Rally planned for northern Lorain County October
Lorain county Republican Central Committee laid plans for a county rally this month and a barbecue at Pittsfield on October 27. Mrs C Schilleman presented a tentative rally plan at a meeting in Elyria. Police in the metro area began a search for Chinese believed imported from San Francisco to participate in the Hip Sing and On Leong Tong war.
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Lorain County
Republican Central Committee
Tate
New York
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New Jersey
Long Island
San Francisco
Youths Charged With Robbery Bound Over in Lorain
Four Lorain youths were bound over to the grand jury on high robbery charges with three in Juvenile court and one dismissed. Steve Deptula Chester Budka and Joe Okulanis faced $1,000 bonds while Rufus Spicer was held for grand jury and John Bradka was discharged. The five allegedly robbed John Brand in an alley on Lexington Avenue after luring him there Monday night.
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Steve Deptula
Chester Budka
Joe Okulanis
William H. Oldham
Rufus Spicer
Lora
John Bradka
John Brand
Lexington Avenue
Brand
Highway firm seeks block on Wooster Pike work bid
The Highway Construction Co led by Sam Horvitz seeks a court order restraining Cuyahoga county commissioners and Freshwater Construction Co from starting Wooster Pike improvements. Freshwater’s bid had been accepted two days earlier though Horvitz’s bid was lower by nearly 1000 dollars. He claims the commission’s choice was actuated by private interests and alleges fraud by the officials.
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Highway Construction Co
Sam Horvitz
Cuyahoga County
Freshwater Construction Co
Wooster Pike
Freshwater Co
Horvitz
Sheffield Mayor Fines Joy Makers In Disorder Case
Six youths arrested for disorderly conduct at a lake cottage near Sheffield Lake were fined five dollars plus costs by Mayor Woodruff. They gave names Jul ia Burton Mary Dixon Ar nie Sprankle William Keefe Albert Miller and Robert Bank and were held in county jail until yesterday.
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Cleveland
Woodruff
Bela
Julia Burton
Mary Dixon
Arnie Sprankle
William Keefe
Albert Miller
Robert Bank
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