Public meeting called on Tuesday by Board of Education
The board of education voted to hold a public meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the technical high school on Sixth Street to discuss the current building program. Superintendent Shelton will present figures and answer questions as opponents and supporters join the discussion.
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Board of Education
Technical High‘ School
Ding
Shelton
Hts
Imcel
I John Er. Vk. ‘Bros
Vandboard
W Barchard Struck by Auto In Oberlin
W Barchard was struck by a car driven by David Morse of Oberlin while crossing Oak Street diagonally to the office. He was thrown to the road, the machine passed over him breaking his jaw in three places, bruising his head and giving a severe shock. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment and his condition improved. The report notes a patrol warning about pedestrians near crosswalks.
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W. Barchard
Harwood T
David Morse
Oberlin
Death of Dr L Patrick Bartal Ends in Norwalk Funeral Held
Dr L Patrick Bartal, long time city resident and former car specialist with an office in Lakewood, died at his home. Funeral services were held in Norwalk, where he formerly lived. The obituary notes his ties to the local community and his professional work.
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L. Patrick
Wood
Norwalk
Patrick
Lakewood
United States Presses Equal Rights in Mandate Policy
Geneva reports the United States tablets its latest mandate note to allied powers urging equal trade rights in mandate territories and consultation before any disposal of former German colonies. It insists on preserving capitulations in Syria Palestine and Mesopotamia until stable governments arise. Persia praises the mandates committee while disarmament progress stalls due to England and France refusal to act.
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Geneva
United States
America
League of Nations
U. S
Turkey
Germany
Syria
Palestine
Mesotamia
Prince Bu Dowieh
Persia
Committee On Mandates
Washington
International Court of Justices and Arbitration
England
France
Optimistic mood on unemployment outlook discussed
Washington reports a more hopeful view of unemployment as a better trend appears in agriculture. Secretary Hoover cited possible expansion of Stimulus effects and predicted a shift away from idle conditions. Plans for a conference on unemployment were laid out before the president and cabinet with estimates of 4 500 000 breadwinners out of work.
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Tashington
Offic
Hoover
Hess
Davis
Prohibition Agents Battle Liquor Smugglers Aboard Greek Steamer
In New York a clash aboard the Greek steamer King Alexander ended with one dead a second dying and eight wounded among federal agents and ship crew. Dope and liquor valued at hundreds of thousands were seized and twenty eight crew members were arrested. One agent killed by self-inflicted pistol shot in a washroom.
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New York
Brooklyn
Frank J. Fitzpatrick
Bridgeport
Conn
Parish quarrel over slander suit targets Holy Cross members
George Zaleski of West avenue grocer seeks 10000 dollars for alleged defamatory statements by John Zito during church talks about land purchases for Holy Cross. Zaleski, a councilman, says Zito accused him of cheating and warned against trusting him with funds.
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George Zaleski
John Zito
Zaleski
West Avenue
Holy Cross Church
Zito
Rag a Bone A Hank of Hair Mystery Solved in Marion
Marion police solved a strange case after a man wept on Scofield woods lot and Miss Del Ta Ash alerted authorities. Deputies found remains ruled dog bones by Coroner Burnside, and arrested the man who claimed innocence after admitting drinking halfy tonic. Mayor Andrews fined the suspect for drunkenness.
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Scofield Woods
School Janitors Get Pay Cut After War Wage Hikes
The board of education reduced janitors' salaries by 8 to 9 percent, citing wartime cost of living adjustments. Current pay ranges from 137.50 to 198.50 dollars monthly depending on building size and duties.
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Board of Education
Democrat Loses Job in State Administration Change
Marion reports Tom J. Clary long time Democrat politician and state policeman at Lewiston Reservoir has lost his job. He will enter the hotel business at Port Clinton following the state administration change.
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Marion
Tom_ J. Clary
Lewiston Reservoir
Port Clinton
City Fire Department Adds River Rescue Boat
Elyria fire department purchases two flat bottom steel row boats for river rescue. The boat will hang above the Bose wagon at No 1 station and be ready for all emergencies. Three men operate it with axes lines hooks and a motor aiding rescues. The department aims to save lives amid seven miles of river and deep holes within city limits.
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Elyria
Newark Mayor Atherton Removed Amid Gambling Probes
Governor Davis removed Newark Mayor Atherton after hearings found widespread gambling under his administration and dereliction of duty for not prosecuting. Evidence described open gambling houses, delayed police response, and police headquarters nearby, with testimony noting corrupt influences and alleged bribes from gamblers.
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Columbus
Davis
Herbert
Atherton
Newark
Érton
Living costs rise as food prices surge in July to August
Washington reports rising living costs amid unemployment and stagnation. The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a 1 to 8 percent increase in the retail price of food across fifteen principal U.S. cities from July 15 to August 15.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Bank Officials Issue Statements On Bank Conditions
The comptroller of the currency calls for the condition of National banks as of close of business September sixth. Ohio State Banking Superintendent issues a similar call for state and private banks as of September six.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Columbus
Scott
Central America Tensions Prompt Naval Readiness
Washington reports unrest across Central America may erupt into broader conflict. U S naval forces based near Panama and the special service squadrons are poised for rapid action as marines occupy key points in Panama Santo Domingo Nicaragua and Cuba amid rising insurgent and diplomatic pressures.
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2Ko
Panama
Central America
Nicaragua
Falil
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Panamaland
Costa Rica
Nicamena
Honduras
Janderstoad
Robinson Crusoe Night on Lake Erie Ends in Rescue
Five men and a guardian set out fishing near Yelee Island and got lost after nightfall. The drifted boat carried belongings they left on shore. rescuers located the boat and the party reached Sandusky. They later found their heat and contents on Ivelius Island, with two men returning for them.
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W. F. Ehrke
George, Carlan
George Schafer
Malcomb Ehrke
W. Buck
BE. Seton
Yelee Island
Middle Bass Island
Sandusky
Ivelius Island
Robinson. Cruso
Germany to Pay Heavier Reparations Under New Tax Plan
Berlin banker Franz Urbig said Germany must pay indemnity nearly nine times what it receives under the new tax program. Berlin banks seek permission to pay reparations in pounds and francs rather than dollars to curb dollar payments. British representatives in Berlin confer with Chancellor Wirth on readjusting reparations methods.
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Berells
Germany
Franz Urbig
Berlin
Wirth
Marion Honors Hero at Post 162 Ceremony
A portrait of George McGinnis, Marion County’s World War I hero, was honored in a home ceremony at American Legion Post 162. Colonel George B. Christian spoke as the only surviving charter member of Cooper Post 117, G A R, noting McGinnis’ death in a southern camp at age 153.
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Marion
George McGinnis
Marion County
McGinnis
George B. Christian
Cooper Poat
McGinninx
Band Concert Program At City Park Tonight
The program lists ten pieces slated for a 7:30 p m city park concert. Includes Over The Top Overture Queen of Autumn Bowl of Pansies selections from The Prince of Pilsen Wyoming Lullaby Intermezzo Sparklers Glow Worm New York Hippodrome Memories of Days Gone By Rocked in The Cradle of the Deep Star Spangled Banner.
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Crosby
Lindke
New York Hippodrome
Sousa
Morris
Mellon plan drawn up for tax relief faces opposition
Secretary Mellon proposes abolishing income surtaxes above 25 percent and retaining graduated income and inheritance taxes. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska attacks the plan upon his return to Washington and warns of a bitter fight. The senate finance committee, led by Senator Penrose, plans to report a revenue revision bill after further talks with Mellon, with retroactivity to January 1, 1921, and broader questions of scope and benefit still in dispute.
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Washington
Mellon
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Senate
Hitchcock Asl
Hare
High School to Hire New Teachers
Superintendent Shelton received board authorization to hire one extra high school teacher and one part time teacher. The move follows a student increase of over 150 at the high school, and finding suitable candidates may be difficult as many first class teachers are already employed. The influx also fills space in the technical building.
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Shelton
Board of Education
State completes telephone hearings on merger plan
The Ohio Utilities Commission closed hearings on the $81,000,900 merger of Ohio Bell and Ohio State Telephone, with city attorneys urging dismissal of the Columbus franchise challenge. Attorneys argued that later laws supersede past franchise limits, allowing consolidation of the two companies’ properties.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell
Ohio State Telephone Companies
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Charles Leach
Leach
Municipal Council
Ohio State Telephone Company
Karl W. Burr
FE. W
Sinn Fein Mulls Irish Parley After British Peace Note
Dublin reports Sinn Fein cabinet members weighing the British note inviting a peace conference set for September 20 in Inverness. De Valera likely to accept while republicans push for full independence. London press frames the move as risky, with forecasts of possible crisis if talks fail.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Devalera
Ireland
Sint Fein
Eamonn Devalera
Inverness
London
Optim
Scotland
Morath Post
Sistently
Sin Fein
Sinn
Feke
Lloyd George Br
Pall Mall Gazette
Lloyd Georgé
West Virginia Forces Withdrawn After Logan County Unrest
Washington reports federal troops ordered removed from Logan County West Virginia as the West Virginia warfare eases. Brigadier General H H Bandholtz will be withdrawn not earlier than September 12 and troop dispositions shift to non union Logan Camp Sherman and Columbus barracks in the final withdrawal plan. General Reed cites changes aimed at stabilizing the area and a follow up visit to the scene next week.
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Washington
Logan County
West, Virginia
War Department
H.H. Bandholtz
West Virginia
George W. Reed
Fifth Corps
Indianapolis
U. S
Charlestown
Logan Camp Sherman
Columbus Barracks
Bandholtz
Husband kills wife in Boston with attorney on trolley
Five shots from a crepe covered revolver with a gold wedding band killed Alma Wells and her attorney A L Altemeyer on a trolley car in Boston. Charles A Wells, divorced from Alma, was seized by a plainclothes officer nearby and blamed for the shooting amid alimony disputes.
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Boston
Mass
Alma
Alma Wells
A. L. Altemeyer
Charles A. Wells
Wells
New Garters Made For Boys And Girls Firm Formed
A new company has been formed in this city to manufacture Jadan Lass garters for boys and girls. Miss Jean Josselyn serves as the local agent.
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Jadan Lass
Jean Josselyn
Cincinnati Man Sentenced for Delinquency Case
John Crane aged 47 of East McKeen arena was given one year in prison and a $1000 fine in juvenile court on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 13 year old girl. The judge noted Crane’s admission of enticing other young girls to his home.
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Cincinnati
John Crane
East McKeen Arenaé
Roettinger
Crane
Freda *Omberper
Trae
Nis
Tocm
Hornberger
Retinger
Jas
Peaceful settlement ends dispute between Panama and Costa Rica
Washington dispatch reports the long standing conflict over a border district between Panama and Costa Rica concluded peacefully today. The United States notes and a battalion of Marines helped secure the settlement as both nations agree to end the quarrel and restore regional stability.
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Washington
Panama
Costa Rica
U.S
State Department
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Thyl
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Wac
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Husband Kills
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