Elyria Considers Gas Rate Dispute With Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Elyria City Council weighs a utility rate clash with Ohio Fuel Gas Co as to whether a PuCo gas rate should be set. A committee of the whole defers action, leaning to await the Utilities Commission ruling on nearby towns before passing or withholding the ordinance set for January 29, 1932.
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Puoinn Utilities Commission
Ohio
Elyria
Clarence Locke
Larke
Locke
Cty
Harry Redington Vio
Uplinies Commission
Redington
George Stevens
Utilities Commission
Lorain County Labor to Work on Telegraph Road Bridge
Lorain County will hire local labor for the Telegraph road overhead bridge under construction. Commissioner Thomas Peebles reported after a conference with the job superintendent Mr Roberts. State Highway Department assigned the contract to the Dodge and Hussey Company of Columbus with an understanding to employ local labor when possible. Peebles expects the matter to be adjusted immediately.
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Lorain County
Telegraph Road
Thomas Peebles
Roberts
Peebles
A. P. Lagton
State Highway Department
Dodge and Hussey Company
Columbus
State Department
Ohio Weather Outlook for Tonight and Wednesday
Generally fair and cooler tonight and Wednesday across Ohio. Local thundershowers possible this afternoon or tonight in the southern portion. Yesterday's highs included Cincinnati 94 and Abilene 94. Tonight's lows range from Yellowstone 28 to Kalispell 22 and Lander 32.
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Ohio
South Portion
Cincinnati
Abllens
San Antonio
Yellowstone
Kalispell
Lander
Bridge Program Approved for Lorain County Projects
Governor Whites emergency relief committee approved four million sixty seven thousand eight hundred for 380 statewide bridges. Lorain County gets six bridges, Beaver Creek on Route 538 and Route 2 projects among others, totaling about thirty eight thousand with federal share twelve thousand five hundred. Washington preview notes Hoover speech signals caution on federal relief and possible vetoes next winter.
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Lorain County
Whites
Beaver Creek
Black River
Wellington River
Fedor
Meeting to consider building code ordinance proposal
The building and lands committee of the council will meet next Saturday afternoon to discuss a building code ordinance. The Chamber of Commerce urges action on the matters.
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Building and Lands Committee of Council
Chamber of Commerce
MacDonald to Rest After Fatigue Overstrain
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald shows fatigue from recent days of strain and will leave London tonight for several days of rest in the country, according to an official announcement.
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MacDonald
London
J. Ramsay MacDonalds
Tony
Hospital seeks extra 5000 for indigent care at Memorial
Samuel H. Squire hospital trustee asked city council for 5000 more to cover indigent patients at Memorial Hospital for the rest of the year, saying the 10000 appropriation is exhausted and the balance needs 3500.
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Memorial Hospital
Samuel H. Squire
Squire
Council
County commissioners face crisis over county fair debts
The Spain County Fair faces a $10 009 loss on top of a $20 800 debt as commissioners weigh continuing the fair. W B Richmond, secretary, argues for perpetuation while noting educational value. Commissioner Murray believes the fair can be self supporting but cites high premiums as a fault. The county holds roughly $75 000 invested, and foreclosures loom if debts remain unpaid.
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Spain County
W. B. Richmond
The
Fair Association
Richmond
George Rhoads
Charles Murray
Wellington
Murray
Wao
Rhoads
Plan changes at Logal City Hall discussed by mayor
Mayor James A. Hewitt told the council that contemplated changes to the Logal City Hall to utilize the first floor should be referred to the buildings and lands committee for consideration. He noted that an estimate was involved and continued the matter to page 2.
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White House
Hoover
Isaac Bacharach
New Jersey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Hoover
Legion
James A. Hewitt
Buildings and Lands Committee
Almost Forgot Birthday Says 106 Year Old Woman
Mrs Susan Kennedy Kenne dy 106 today recalls President Hoover and Governor White letters. Born in Centre County Pennsylvania she came to Ohio 85 years ago in a covered wagon. Ten children born to her two sons and a daughter accompany her as she rocks at home.
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New Lexington
Susan Palmer Kennedy
John Quincy Adama
Mary
Hoover
George White
Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps Repeats Title at Detroit
Elyria wins the National 40 and 8 Drum and Bugle championship for the third straight year at the Detroit event. The corps drew 41st in today’s elimination contest and will perform at Belle Isle with 85 drum corps entered. Finalists announced tomorrow at Nayiu field with Elyria aiming for a repeat at Portland Oregon.
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National Legion
Detroit
Mid
Elyria
American Legion
Belle Isle
Elyrians
James Elemes
Massillon
Ohio
Elvria
Youngstown
Toledo
Elemes
Etyrians
Portland
Ore
Guardsmen Quell Iowa Farm Violence Over Tuberculosis Testing
In Iowa Cedar county under martial law 1800 guardsmen arrived to enforce a cattle tuberculosis test amid clashes with hundreds of angry farmers. Tear gas, damaged property, and threats marked the confrontation as authorities attempted to test Lenker cattle near Willow Junction. Governor Turner ordered mobilization as the situation escalated toward federal aid. Inside Detroit and beyond, American Legion members debated the Hoover address and bonus versus prohibition at the convention, with many supporting the president’s stance and calling for restraint amid financial strain.
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Hoover
Detroit
Washington
Frank Murphy
Wilbert M Brucker
Michigan
Center
Brucker
American Legion
Tipton
Cedar County
Iowa
Joe Newell
Sop Lenker
Willow
Newell
Illinois Bankers Association
Leaker
Dan W Turner
Turner
W H. Bailey
Adjutant General
National Guard
Bailey
Mich
Amercan Legion
S. Kaspers
South Dakota Legion
Kasper
Hoovey
Ian
Sonny Quinn
Los Angeles
Cal. Vwornia
Robert H. Odiers
Maryland
Frank C. Corry
Vermont
Probe at two ADB gas stations uncovers burglary attempts
Sheriff Clarence Adams and Deputy Paul Chapman investigated burglaries at the Sinclair Oil bulk station on Pearl Road and North Ridge Road and at the Cities Service gas station at Pen Field Junction. The safe at Sinclair was knocked from its position but not opened. the Cities Service safe was not opened. Neither safe held more than $30. Police anticipated arrests soon.
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Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Sinclair Oil Company
Pearl Road
North Ridge Road
Cities Service
Penfield Junction
Sinclair Station
Cities
Chapman
Exoneration in Sandusky shooting case
Claire Hunt, 02, of Sandusky was dead today after an alleged attempt to enter Frank Slocum’s farm dwelling in Huron township. Slocum, who shot Hunt, was exonerated by Sheriff John W. Parker who ruled the killing was justifiable. Hunt reportedly tried to enter through a window.
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Mas
Sanduskky
Youts Sandusky
Claire Hunt
Sandusky
Frank Slocum
Huron Township
Slocum
Hunt
John W. Parker
Global talk of redistribution follows Britain gold standard shift
The British suspension of the gold standard prompts calls for an international conference to redistribute gold and address war debts reparations and disarmament. Philip Snowden urges a world meeting to end gold reserve dislocations as bankers and officials in Washington Berlin Paris and Geneva discuss co operation and possible postwar financial realignments.
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Great Britain
London
Philip Snowden
France
United States
Washington
Berlin
Geneva
Paris
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
House of Lords
Britain
House of Commons
Plan to Change Grace Court Name to Second Street
Council requested Solicitor Harry Redington to draft legislation to rename Grace court as Second street. The move follows a streets and sidewalks committee report and a petition from Grace court residents. Exchange to reopen London stock market after two day halt due to igald crisis.
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Logal
Snowden
New York
Chronicle-Telegram
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