County plans petition to push two roads to state status
County commissioners today signaled they will petition the state highway department to appoint two local roads as state roads. Levitt road runs fifty miles north from Oberlin to Lake road, while Butternut Ridge road spans fifteen miles from state route 20 through Isle, Eatot, and Ridgeville. If approved, the measures would extend county road projects to Lorain and Cleveland, with state funds and mule allocations looming next year.
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State
Low County
State Highway Department
Oberlin
Lake Road
Lorain Board Trade
Business Men's of
Butternut Ridge
Ilisle
Eatot
Ridgeville
Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Cleveland
Richmond
All Singlast trial ChibS teapot dome era echoes
Washington observers report in the Fall Sinclair conspiracy trial that testimony linking Harry Sinclair to the Teapot Dome lease echoes earlier negotiations. A.W. Ambrose, chief petrol technologist, testified on meetings with Fall and Interior officials about the lease and the gas reserves drainage. The government argues fraud by Fall and Sinclair. Siddons awaited a ruling on key testimony.
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Washington
Sthee Siddons
Harry Sinclair
Ibrose
Marine finds sweetheart in China reunion after war
In Shanghai a U. S. Marine sergeant reunited with his prewar fiancée Mille Dineley at a novelty shop on Nankin Road. She, widowed after her husband died three years earlier, ran a shop there and will wed when his service ends. The couple had known each other in Alliance before he joined the Marines and fought in France.
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Shanghat
Mes Michez
U. S
Nank- 3 Road
Mille Dineley
Marine Corps
Ida
Michez
Alliance
Dineles
Gero
Marines
Shanghai
Mare
China
Cember
Burns Prove Fatal to 3 Year Old Child
Juanita Trembley three died at Elyria Memorial Hospital from multiple burns after her dress caught fire while she played with matches. Survived by parents Leon and Mrs Trembley two sisters Wanda Lucy Naomi and brother Marion. Funeral Wednesday at Sudro's parlors with Rev T T Ketcham officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Juanita Trembley
Leon Trembley
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Juanita
Marion
Wanda
Lucy
Naomi
Sudro
Supera
Tt. T. Ketcham
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Storms Hit Liquor Smuggling Vessels On Atlantic Coast
Reports to coast guard say Atlantic storms crippled smugglers and swept liquor ships from the eastern seaboard. Patrol planes found hundreds of cases adrift while officials say ships went down in the seas. Dry navy uses pigeons and radiophone for coded messages to shore bases.
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Washington
United States
Coast Guard
New England
Old Rum Row
Observer in Mine Zone Fired on Near Nelsonville
Captain Willard Jaylin of the 147th Infantry, a mine observer for Governor Donahey, was fired upon from ambush while visiting the Lick Run mine area near Nelsonville at night. He reportedly sheltered behind a stump and ordered flood lights extinguished as guards pursued attackers. no injuries were reported.
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Nelsonville
Wlard Jaylin
147Th Infantry
Donahey
Lick Runs
Ming
Havin
Havlin
Wro Stephen
Severe Alaska quake disrupts Wrangell communications
Officials confirmed a powerful earthquake near the Fairweather Mountain range in central eastern Alaska caused limited damage in Sitka and other towns but cut Wrangell off from contact with larger cities. Seismic readings suggested a severe tremor, comparable to the 1925 Santa Barbara quake.
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Seattle
Washa
Uct
Alaska
Sitka
Wrangell
Navy
Naral
Washington
U. S
Toast and Geodetic Survey
Sheir
Juneau
Valdez
Elder-Haldeman Arrive At Lisbon
Ruth Elder American trans Atlantic flyer and co pilot George Haldeman arrived in Lisbon on the steamer Lisbon at 4 p m today. They planned to meet the American minister and finalize their plans. The pair disembarked at 4 39 from the slow mail steamer from the Azores and were greeted by cheering crowds.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Miss Elder
Haldeman
Azores
Isand
Chief Prohibition Boss Robinson Resigns Amid Alleged Offense
William B. Robinson aged 50 chief of the nation’s prohibition investigators offered his resignation in the wake of charges that he assaulted a nine year old girl. He faced suspension while under investigation as Elmer Ivey of the Internal Revenue Bureau traveled to Maryland. Robinson had been free on $5,000 bail.
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Washington
William B. Robinson
Wm. B. Robinson
Prohibition
Robinson
Takoma Park
Elmer Ivey
Internal Revenue Bureau
Maryland
Post Office Department
Columbua
Bomb damages Rochester attorney home in early blast
The home of Assistant District Attorney Charles J. Mondo in Rochester was wrecked by a bomb early today as his family slept. The blast blew in the front of the house and shattered nearby windows. the inmates suffered minor injuries. Police investigate two theories: political enemies or allies of recently prosecuted individuals.
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Rochester
N. Y
Charles J. Mondo
Iondo
Trial Of Alleged Bank Robber Under Way
In Bucyrus Ohio on October 25 Wilbur Hand a 31 year old Toledoan and his wife began court action in common pleas court seeking to prove he is framed for leading a gang that robbed the Galion Commercial Savings Bank on June 28. The day was spent selecting jurors amid claims of a frame up and old grudges guiding the case. Harry Zellick of Toledo faces trial after Hand’s case concludes.
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Bucyrus
Wilbur Hand
Debonair Toledean
Common Pleas Court
Tendig
T the Galion, O
Commercial Savines Bank
Tom Schwarner
Ohio Banker's Association
Hand
Schwarner
Common Pleas
Sugar Ridge man fined in liquor charge case
George Hehebrand of Sugar Ridge faced liquor possession charges and was released after his brother Harry admitted ownership of two gallons. Harry Hehebrand was fined $100 and costs by Judge W. R. Thompson after pleading guilty. George had been arrested Saturday by Sheriff E. G. Mathews.
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George Hehebrand
Sugar Ridge
Harry Hehebrand
Harry
W. RB. Thompson
George
E.G. Mathews
Trotsky Loses Power at Soviet Communist Convention
Leon Trotsky, former co dictator of Russia, was expelled from the Communist Party executive and government posts. He and Gregory Zinovieff dropped to ordinary membership as 12 of 225 votes supported them. Lenin’s widow Krupskaya abstained, and Trotsky will be barred from the December party congress but may attend the November 7 revolution anniversary.
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Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Russia
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Trotsky
Communist Executive
Gregory Zinovieff
Lenin
Krupskaya
Nicolai Lenin
Zinovieff
U S Steel Earnings Report Expected Amid Leadership Watch
Wall Street awaited United States Steel Corp quarterly results amid earnings concerns and a possible chairmanship move after Judge Elbert H. Gary’s death. Estimates valued Q3 net at about 43 million dollars, down from 46.04 million in Q2 and 52.6 million in Q3 1926.
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New York
Wallstreet
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Wall Streets
City Voter Registration Tops 269 With Compliance Notes
The board of elections tabulated registrations from thirty precincts showing 269 registered voters. Two registrars at each booth earned four dollars each, totaling 264 dollars for registrations. The law fixes the registration period to guarantee voting access. many ineligible voters were already registered prior to the last primary.
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Board of Elections
Legion Post Election Tonight At American Legion Hall
Legion Post 145 officers election will be held in the American Legion Hall this evening. Strong interest and a large turnout are expected. The post enjoyed a successful year under Commander Earl C. Greenland, with membership remaining steady.
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Pol Omeers
American Legion
Post 145
Earl C.greenland
Jpost
Hotel Newell Co. Head Dies In Ashtabula
Fred F Harmon president of the Hotel Newell Co. died after a stroke in Ashtabula on Monday afternoon while auditing. He had worked in Elyria and other Ohio cities. Survived by wife Lucille and son Bentley, two sisters, brother Frank Harmon, and several hotel affiliations. Burial planned in Cleveland Thursday.
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Fred £. Harmon
Newell Co
Ashtabula
Harmon
Elyria
Ohio
Lucille
New York City
Bentley
Seattle
Washington
Frank Harmon
Cleveland
Warren
Hotel Statler
Sloan House
Sandusky
Hotel Antlers
Hotel Lorain
Lorain
Hays
Fos‘otia
Frank Sieberling
Newcastle Rubber Co
Newcastle
Masonic and Elks Orders
Mine Blast Damages Budd Mine at Glen Robin
The Budd mine of the Youghio gheny and Ohio Coal Company at Glen Robin was partially destroyed by an explosion early today. Sheriff William P. Allison and deputies rushed to the scene to investigate as reports say the tipple and several buildings were destroyed. Glen Robin lies 21 miles southwest of Steubenville.
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Psu
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Company
Glen Robin
William P. Allison
Steubenville
United States Coal Company
Farrell Named Chairman of Steel Corp Board
Forbes magazine will publish Farrell as chairman of the steel corporation, succeeding Judge Gary, with an interview by B C Forbes. Farrell, chosen by J P Morgan, will address foreign trade with an optimistic view and note that final figures show growth. He was born in New Haven Conn in 1863.
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New York City
Forbes Magazine
J. A. Farrell
The
Steel, Corporation
Farrell
B. C. Forbes
Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan
Gary
New Haven
Conn
Hle
Veterans Demand Apology From Dry Official
The Spanish War Veterans of Lorain protest to Governor Donahey and state officials demanding an apology from prohibition commissioner B F McDonald regarding Rankin's tear gas raids. They criticize McDonald's reply as sarcastic and bland and call for accountability for actions used during dry raids.
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Lorain
Acc
Wm. E. Glimore
B. F. McDonald
Donahey
O BK
Ran Y ‘Kin
Veterans Post
Rankin
McDonald
King Michael’s Birthday Amid Romanian Crisis
Troops marched in Bucharest while King Michael celebrated his sixth birthday. Authorities arrested Manoilescu and pursued Carol supporters amid fears of a Carol resurgence. The government pressed censorship and warned opposition moves, while planning a loyalty show to the regime.
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Vienna
Michael of
Roumania
Michael
Bucharest
Manoilescu
Carol
Marie
Helene
Mandilescu
Mme. Lapescu
Ohio Surges in Home Building Despite Divorce Rates
Columbus reports show Ohio cities from Columbus to Mansfield experiencing a home building boom with new houses rising in numbers beyond prior years. Secretaries from multiple chambers note widespread progress and praise Ohioans for prioritizing home life.
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Columbus
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Don Mitchell
State Association
Clifford , Johnson
Harrisburg
Ohro Ciiles
Johnson
Ohioan
S. N. Vaughn
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce
Wayne G. Lee
Dayton
E. J. Fellow
Slyria
Farmer Dies in Blaze Near Pataskala
Edwin Condit a farmer from near Pataskala was fatally burned while trying to find his wife as their home burned. Mrs Fanny Condit leaped from a second story window to escape the flames and was seriously injured. Three children and Catharine Taylor sister to Mrs Condit escaped unharmed. The rural home two miles north of Pataskala was completely destroyed.
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Columbus
Edwin Condit
Pataskala
Fanny Condit
Catharine Taylor
Condit
Trial Of Man On Larceny Charge Opens In Court
The trial of J. BeStallay alias J. Littell in Lorain before Judge W B Thompson opened today. Melloy is charged with grand larceny for allegedly taking 37 dollars a watch valued at 29 dollars and a pocket knife from J M Walker a fellow roomer at the boarding house. Malloy contends other roomers were present. A knife found on arrest is claimed by Malloy as his while Walker testifies it is his.
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J. Be.stallay
J. Littel
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Melloy
J. M Walker
Malloy
Walker
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