Longworth Opposes Call for Special Congress Session
Speaker Nicholas Longworth urged President Coolidge against calling an extra session arguing no productive work could be done before the regular session. He cited early tax relief plans and forecast possible a tax cut of up to 300 million dollars. Longworth, returning from New England, also noted Ways and Means and Appropriations panels would draft measures for road control and flood relief when Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
Longworth
House
Coolidge
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
Aur Nve
Repo
N. D
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
West
Fionygworth
Ways and Means
Appropriations
Arm Englaeers
Seston
Pennsylvania Considers Quarantine Against Ohio
Pennsylvania weighs a quarantine against Ohio over the rise of infantile paralysis with West Virginia already enforcing a reciprocal ban on Ohio births under 15. Dr T B Appel seeks disease data from Ohio officials as health leaders urge strict case isolation and public opinion leans toward broad quarantines. Nineteen cases are listed across several counties including Stark and Cuyahoga with a warning against mechanical prevention methods signed by regional medical officials.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
T. B. Appel
Wouilliams
Butler
Jefferson
Wood
Stark County
Summit
Curahoga
Tuscarawas
State Division of Charities
Albert M. Freiberg
Cincinnati
Theo Wallis
Cleveland
B. G. Chollette
Toteds
W. A. Hoyt
Akron
A. M. Steinfeld
Credit Rating Bureau Dinner Meeting Scheduled
The Credit Rating Bureau will hold its first dinner meeting Monday evening September 19 at 6 30 p m in the Newell hotel. Robert C Greenberg manager Associated Creditors Steubenville will speak on Horse Sense Credits and Collections. A report on six months of bureau work will be presented with brief talks by local users.
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Credit Rating Bureau
Newell Hotel
Robert C Greenberg
Associated Creditors
Steubenville
Death Notices for Pfundt Burgess and Pioneer
Friends of Rudolph Pfundt of Elyria announce his private funeral service Friday afternoon at two o'clock in the Brooks Block home with Reverend Birkner officiating. Helena Burgess 52 of Kipton died in Amherst Hospital after four weeks illness. survived by husband John Burgess, son Owen of Cleveland, ten sisters, one brother, and no grandchildren. funeral plans to be announced Friday. Also noted is the death of pioneer hiding contractor at 42 Lake Avenue, survived by wife Elizabeth, several daughters, a brother and sister, and nine grandchildren. member of St Joseph Society. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Pfunpt
Rudolph Pfundt
Brooks Block
Second Street
Birkner
Helena Burgess
Kipton
Amerst Hospital
Mio Gay
Lake Avenue
TA Arare
Elizabeth
Josephine Rothgery
Gertrude Balk
Mies Saristina
Louse
Easly
Wise Rose
Lucille Maerdye
Bon Ken
St. Joseph Society
Silter
Number One Continued from Page One
A tragic fragment reports a woman, forty nine, linked to the death of her two children in an automobile incident. The text notes marriage, sorrow, and a sense of futility as she contemplates enduring hardship and personal loss.
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Tsadora
Guard Against Race Riot in Gallipolis Trial
In Gallipolis on September 16 authorities reinforce with special detectives and West Virginia troopers amid fears of race riots at the September 29 trial of Eddie Peppers for first degree murder. Peppers confessed to assaulting and strangling Florence Buck, postmistress of Grimms Landing, after her body was found August 15.
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Gallipolis
West Virginia
Eddie Peppers
Galliaco Court of Common Pleas
Florence Buck
Grimms Landing
MV. Va
Tata Poker
Peppers
Large Increase In Deposits In Ohio
Ohio banks show a six month deposit rise totaling 2.591 billion dollars as of June 1927. Secretary Charles H. Mylander of the Ohio Banks Association says the increase provides capital for economic development and stronger industrial readiness across the state.
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Collmbi
Ohia
Charles H. Jylander
Ohio Babkers Association
Ohio
Mylander
Ody- Ides dL
Suficient Amour
Taperm
Pansinn
Industri
Jander
Dancer Miss Thunean Dies After Repeated Accidents
A renowned dancer known for the Creek dance style died following a series of injuries from car crashes and accidents. Her life rose from Chicago childhood to fame in Paris where she toured with governess and children, but persistent crashes and a fatal accident ended her career and life.
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Ments
Chicago
Priire
Apu
Patrick
Deirdre
Pari
Seine
Waredinward
Fries
Thunean
Nurse to Face Murder Charge in Minister's Family Deaths
Enid Oklahoma September 13 murder charges prepared against Mary Atkinson a 3 year old nurse accused of poisoning Rev Charles Bailey and his daughter Mary Jane Bailey 18 with motive alleged as an intense unreasoning love for the Episcopalian minister. Her arrest followed discovery of deadly poison in her room and letters with the minister. The second daughter and two sons fell ill and pathologists report will determine if Mary Jane died by poison. She has been jailed without bail for almost a week awaiting formal proceedings.
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Enid
Okla
Mary Atkinson
Charles Bailey
Dan Mitchell
Mary Jane Bailey
Bailey
Fines for Drunk Driving and Speeding Noted in Local Courts
Stanley Lesesky was fined 56 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to operating a machine while intoxicated on Ledi street. Max Lyndon and Robert Wallace each paid 5 dollars and costs for speeding at 1700 Lodi street. Dan Brown received 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. The Review Board of Revision resumes sessions after a month, addressing protests from Lorsiu and Elyria.
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Stanley Lesesky
Ledi Street
Lesesky
Lodi Street
Max Lyndon
Robert Wallace
Pole Court
Dan Brown
Brown
Wack
Board of Revision
Lorsiu
Elyria
Bankers Optimistic on US Business Outlook Say Horse Sense Needed
About 150 northern Ohio bankers gathered at Kirtland Country Club for the Ohio Bankers Association Group 3 meeting. Melvin A. Taylor urged sane methods from bankers and businessmen to sustain conditions, with Elyria's Arthur B. Taylor as group host and potential future Ohio Bankers' Association president.
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Elyria
Cleveland
United States
Ohio
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Kirtland Country Club
Melvin A. Taylor
American Bankers’ Association
First National Bank and Trust Co
J.R Krause
Union Trust Co
Arthur B. Taylor
Robert McKinkey
Charles H. Mylander
State Organization
Kirtland Club
America
Mahoamg
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Geagua
Lake
Lorain
Medina
Portage
Summit
Trumbull
Divorce Suit Hearing Schedules and Related Cases
Judge Hoffman orders main divorce case heard within 30 days and wires Ohio Chief Justice Carrington Marshall to arrange a definite hearing date. The long standing Remus matter, oldest on Hoffman's docket, faces adjournments after withdrawal of an affidavit. The report lists multiple divorce and cruelty actions in Lorain and nearby towns, including Smarch and Smarech cases, with allegations of neglect, cruelty, and alimony requests. A Middletown suicide ends the update.
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Imogene Remus
Hoffman
Remus
Praecommon Pleas Court
Chicago
Jaws
Helen Smarch
Steve Smaren
Hastevenue
Lorain
Julie
Smarch
Smarech
Rowe Way
Oak Street
Elyria
Woo
Woyalan
Fies Tao
Marys Garvalinsky
Staniy Garvalmbkst
Lone Avenue Lorain
Waber Mather
Digarre
Albert Leroy Mather
Marssville
Columbus
Dorothy Powell
Robert M Powell
Florida Avenue
Powell
Nurse in Case Dont Recall Sex of Child In Cleveland
In Cleveland on Sept 15 a nurse said she cannot recall the sex of a baby born Aug 22 to Mrs Sam Smith. The mother sues the hospital claiming a boy was born but a girl was substituted. The nurse also testified she erased records to insert the name Mary. The habeas hearing continues later this month. Also noted, two men are held over a drowning death at Delphos quarry as rescuers search the site. Stanley Baldwin made twenty six speeches in nineteen days during his Canada tour.
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Cleveland
Sam Smith
Ruyh Meyer
Detroit
Common Pleas Court
Smith
Meier Sai
Mrs. Smith
Miss Meyer
Mary
W. E. Brooks
Brooks
Canada
Stanley Baldwin
Oberlin Welcomes Freshmen as College Opens
Oberlin College begins official activities for the class of 1931 with Freshman Week events. About 350 newcomers register, undergo exams, and tour campus before the official opening next week. Activities include social gatherings at Warner Gym, faculty welcome, and student leader events.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Warner Gymnasium
Messers
JT. Watson
H. F. Smith
J. L. Porter
J. T. Henderson
The
People Bank
Cleveland
Ohio Bankers Association
Children's Department
Oberlin Conservators of Music
Rice Hall
Doris Portman
Dacques Dalerorne
Switzerland
Dalerose Eurythmics
Conservatory of Music
American Legion
H. G. Kelley
Jean
Elizabeth
Marie Firisiman
Remus Withdraws Charge Against Judge Hoffman
George Remus former Cincinnati liquor king withdrew charges of cobbing and prejudice against Judge Charles W. Hoffman of the divorce court. He appeared personally before the judge and revoked his affidavit without legal counsel.
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Remus
Cincinnati
Charles W. Hoffman
George Remus
Hoffman
Fake Check Prank Sparks Police Station Laughter
Elyria officer Lee Johnson, a veteran of the police department, receives a phony September half paycheck five dollars short. Clerk Doris Leser and Mayor Hinkson fail to help, so Johnson brings the slip to Chief E J Stankard who resolves the issue after a practical joke.
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Jake
Lee Johnson
Elyria
Johnson
Doris Leser
Miss Leser
Hinkson
E. J. Stankard
Lee
Dam gates closed to curb Black River odor nuisance
The Elyria Milling Co closed the dam gates below Washington Avenue on Wednesday at the request of the local board of health. The action aims to alleviate a strong odor from the Black River, which was unusually low at the time.
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Elyria Milling Co
Washington Avenue
Board of Hearth
Black River
Market snapshot across Cleveland Toledo and Chicago crops
Markets report from Cleveland and Toledo noting stable potato cheese and poultry prices while hogs and cattle show mixed moves. Regional quotes include hogs 10.50 to 42.25, heifers and steers varied, sheep weaker, and grain futures listing bids in Chicago Minneapolis and Toledo.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Toledo-Livestock
Toledo
Bout results in boxer's death in Los Angeles
Harold Williams a 17 year old boxer died at General hospital from a fractured skull after being knocked down in the first round of a three round bout with Jimmy Blake. An investigation of the bout was ordered in Los Angeles California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harold Williams
General Hospital
Jimmy Blake
Williams
Indianapolis Mayor Duvall Faces Corruption Charges
Prosecutors opened the state case charging Mayor John L. Duvall with accepting bribes to appoint city officials. Witness William Armitage testified he paid $14,500 for three appointments, with additional funds claimed and related political pressure amid a broader probe including Governor Ed Jackson.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Lb. Duvall
Indiana Politiciaas
Wiliam Armitage
Duvall
Ed. Jackson
William H. Remy
Remy
Royal Scotch Highlanders Band to Perform at Fairgrounds
Large crowds are expected this evening and tomorrow at the Fairgrounds to hear the Royal Scotch Highlanders band of St. Petersburg Florida. The concerts are under the auspices of the American Legion Drum and Bugle corps. Tonight's program starts at 8 15 p m.
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Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fairgrounds
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Melts Away Every Freckle In 4 Days
An advertisement promises a blemish remover that rapidly dissolves freckles in four days. It claims clearer skin, a firmer youthful appearance, and urges readers to start today. Product name Muir's Cut and the distributor's price and store availability are noted.
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Muir
Woman Sues Bus Line For 20000 In Lorain Court
Theresa G Powell of 611 Fifth Ave Lorain sues the Cleveland Lorain and Gan dusky Bug Company for 20000 claiming injuries from a August 29 1926 bus ride from Lorain to Crystal Beach. She says she tripped on an obstruction in the passageway as she was about to alight and damaged her shoulder and muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Lorain, and Gandusky Bug Company
Theresa G Powell
Fifth Ave
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Crystal Beach
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Curtis
Ron. Kan
Rep Tilson
Phillip Myers
Middletown
Alvin Hughes
Delphos
James Ryan
Edward Mack
Thomas Realer
Montrose W. Doane
China
Shansi
West Lorain ST
West Lorain
North Cedar Avenue
Cass Gibson
Dr. Gunn
van Dorn
Helen Gore
Gibson
Wright
Allike
Timothy
Minneapolis
Armitage
Martin Hags
Hugg
Sues
William Conrad Violin
West Bridge St
RADIO
Crosley
Dickason Electric Co
Washington Ave
Fletcher
Broad St
E. F. Whitney & Son
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