Aged Lady Eliza Grimes Dies at 90 in Lucretia
Mrs. Eliza Jane Grimes 90 widow of Isaac N. Grimes died at 3 30 yesterday at her son Harry Grimes home in Lucretia after two years of declining health. Born August 19 1848 in Taylor county she was last of her family. Survived only by her son Harry Grimes, she was a Methodist Protestant. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Harry Grimes home with Rev William E Knox officiating, Bluemont cemetery burial by Bartlett Funeral Co. Flowers omitted.
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Eliza Jane Grimes
Isaac N. Grimes
Taylor County
Harry Grimes
Lucretia
William E. Knox
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Union Plans Meeting To Launch Drive In July
Members of the Hadcarriers Building and Common Laborers Union local 816 set a large mass meeting around July 20 in the K of P hall within the M and M bank building. The gathering aims to organize WPA and construction labor to improve conditions and possibly raise wages. John C Clarke, a union organizer from Washington DC, spoke this week, and a prominent organizer is expected to attend next month’s meeting.
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Hadcarriers, Building and Common Laborers Union
K. of P
M. and M. Bank
WPA
John C.clarke
Washington, D. C
Assessor Lock to Speak at Fairview GAR Memorial
Ed N. Lock Assessor will headline the Grand Army of the Republic memorial services in Fairview Barbour County on Sunday June 21. He will discuss the Civil War Its Issues and the Results in a formal address.
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Ed N. Lock
Fairview
Barbour County
Lock
Five Wounded in Strike Row at Black and Decker Plant
Wounded workers and police report at least five men hurt in an early morning attack on the Black and Decker Electric plant. Union sympathizers fired from multiple angles, with 100 to 150 armed men said to be sniping near the facility. Tear gas aided a crowd move through company gates impacting about 35 men, as one wounded man was hospitalized in Cleveland with a stomach wound.
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Kent
Black and Decker Electric Company
Seige
St.Clair West
William Crayford
International Association of Machinists
Jo Ozwotski
al Gray
J. W. Pemphrett
William Dick
Harry Root
Joseph Parilla
Youngstown
National Guard
John Hogan
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Eden Faces Shouts Over Sanctions Reversal
London reporters witnessed Opposition MPs cry shame as Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announced Britain would push to lift League of Nations sanctions on Italy. Government benches offered faint cheers while Eden took much of the blame for Britain’s about face on the Ethiopian conflict.
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London
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
League of Nations
Italy
Eden
Ethiopia
Carter Glass Nearing Key Banking Chair on Capitol Hill
Washington June 18 Senator Carter Glass of Virginia appears set to take the Senate Banking and Currency Committee chair following the death of Duncan U Fletcher. Glass faces a possible new influence over monetary policy while balancing loyalty to President Roosevelt with occasional disagreements that earned him the label unreconstructed rebel.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Duncan U Fletcher
Florida
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Glass
Capitol Hill
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Simple Blood Tonic Property Ad Upsell
An advertisement urges fast cures for fatigue pale appearance and weight loss by taking 8.85 Blood Tonic from SSS Co. It claims blood cells are weak and anemia prone and promotes a simple course as approved by millions.
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Sss.co
Moose Cabaret Heads Fight Fans to Schmeling Louis Show
Secretary Ersel Pepper announced a radio will broadcast tomorrow night’s Schmeling Louis bout at Yankee Stadium. Moose Home cabaret invites patrons to enjoy the event with live coverage and fight night atmosphere.
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Moose Cabaret
Moose
Ersel Pepper
Yankee Stadium
French to eject strikers at American hospital
Paris officials said forceful action would be taken to end the hospital strike at Neuilly Sur Seine if workers refuse to return. Delegates of the Federation of Labor would meet hospital authorities tonight to discuss a compromise as 85 patients, 23 seriously ill, rely on care amid the occupation dispute.
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Paris
Jesse Isidor Straus
General Federation of Labor
Straus
Neuilly-Sur-seine
Croix de Feu
Francois de la Rocaue
Croix Dé Feu
Seven Trainriders Given County Jail Terms
In C P Lucas Fet terman district court seven trainriders were jailed for five days each after arrest by Patrolmen C H Dunnegan and D G Brown. Names listed include John Bobick Andy Hanzel Mike Lalakulich John Modispan Andy Rabatine Steve Skovera and Pal Smorada. All claimed they were seeking work.
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C. P. Lucas
Fetterman
Yesteday
Notre Dame
League of Nations
C. H. Dunnigan
D. G. Brown
West Main Street Court
John Bobick
Andy Hanzel
Mike Lalakulich
John Modispan
Andy Rabatin
Steve Skovera
Pal
Three Day Street Work Stretch Given Golden
Fred Golden drew a three day sentence to work on the Grafton streets when arraigned before Mayor E Otto Waugh in police court this morning on a charge of being drunk on Latrobe Street yesterday afternoon. D Moran paid a 3 fine, accused of being drunk in a public place.
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Fred Golden
Grafton
E. Otto Waugh
Latrobe Stret
D. Moran
Man Battles To Bury Wife Believing She Will Rise
East Detroit, June 18. Patriarch August Dagner mourns his wife who died after an incurable illness. He fought to delay burial with scriptural quotes and a pistol, claiming she would awaken after nine days. Coroner removed the body as Dagner pleaded that she was merely sleeping.
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Detroit
Mich
Dagner
House of David
Macomb
Charles Rivard
Black Legion cases move toward trial in Michigan region
Inspector Navaree declined to discuss the homicide case as 38 men remain in custody on charges from flogging to murder. Reports link John L. Bielak of Hudson Motor Car Co UAW to a March 15 1934 slaying near Monroe. Fifteen of the accused were bound for circuit court after hearings on conspiracies to kill Arthur L. Kingsley publisher and William W. Voisine village president. Ex mayor among the 12 conspiracy defendants includes Arthur F. Lupp Sr a Black Knights officer.
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Black Legion
Navaree
John L. Bielak
Hudson Motor Car Company
United Automobile Workers
Monroe
Mich
Arthur L. Kingsley
Highland Park
William W. Voisine
Ecorse
Kingsley
Arthur F. Lupp
Michigan and N Ray Markland in high court case
Former Highland Park mayor N Ray Markland, tied to a Michigan case, appears before Recorder Judge John P Ceallen as bonds are fixed at 50000 dollars. The report also notes a violent daytime assault in Cleveland and political tax ideas shaping a Roosevelt era framework.
New Chairman Plans Push for New York GOP Victory
Pace indicated he would focus on flipping New York's 47 electoral votes to the Republicans and planned to inspect tentative offices for five state and national headquarters. He would discuss campaign finances with party leaders as he prepares to lead the campaign. The party's outlook in the West Hamilton area appeared bright.
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New York
Hamilton
West
Victory For Roosevelt Tax Battle In Congress
Congress debates corporate taxation with a shift from a direct normal tax to a graduated levy on net income. Conferees reveal House and Senate compromise, ranging from 6 to 27 percent for undistributed income, after earlier proposals to repeal current rates and replace with higher brackets.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Poison Ivy Lotion Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Gates Sanitative Lotion available at Grafton Drug and Chemical Co or any drug store. The product claims to stop embarrassment and discomfort from poison ivy and is priced at 60 cents for a large bottle.
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Fountain Drug Store
Main St
Grafton
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Gates
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Brunswick
Brunswicks
AC DC Radio
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