Chicago Mobilizes for Peaceable Primaries Amid Tense Campaign
Chicago voters prepare for a volatile primary race as police outline readiness for possible bloodshed tomorrow. Ruth Hanna McCormick and Charles S. Deneen trade barbs over Republican bid for U.S. Senate while churches call for peace. Extra guards and polling-place squads deployed to deter disturbance. Charges of propaganda misrepresentation surface from both candidates as they dispute the Congressional Record.
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Chicago
Ruth Hanna McCormics
Erd Senayor
Charles S&s. Deneen
United States
Bel Board of Election Commissioners
Bot McCormick
Deneen
Mark Hanna
Medill McCormick
City safety meeting announced by Cleveland club
Foremen 10 hear per connel supt. Foremen 10 hear per connel supt. an extract mentions the spear April meeting of the Elpt meet. George Stark chairs the safety committee with Clarence Wilson as secretary of Cleveland Safety Council. A program of entertainment is planned by the entertainment committee led by Charles Whidder.
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Ciereiana Rae
Cleb
George Stark
Clarence Wilson
Se Cieveland Safety
Tate
Theo
Entertainment Committee
Charles Whidder
Ravenna High Wins Ohio Debate Championship at OSU
Ravenna High School defeated Troy to win the Ohio high school debating championship at Ohio State University. The question asked whether trial before a judge or board should replace a petit jury. Ravenna debaters, negative, were Paul Hergenroeder and the Misses Vida Ernst and Martha Hormfelt.
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Columbus
Ravenna
Ohio
Troy
Ohio State Unuiversity
United States
Paul Hergenroeder
Vida Ernst
Martha Hormfelt
TWO WIVES AND ONE HUSBAND ASK DIVORCE
In common pleas court Saturday two wives and one husband filed for divorce. Aster Suters sought a divorce from Joseph Itters on grounds of grass. Helen Humphrey filed for divorce. they were married in 2925. The article also notes a nominating committee and various local notices and incidents, including a milk association case, a fire with a garden hose, and several minor crimes and building permit counts.
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Common Pleas
Thei
Aste Suters
Joseph Itters
War
Helen Humphrey
Humphrer
Erherme Trey
Frans
Record Crowd At First Methodist Sunday School Campaign
Great enthusiasm marked the opening of a two weeks evangelistic drive at First Methodist Episcopal Church. The church school reported strong attendance and active participation by pastor, teachers, and officers, with the superintendent praised for leadership. Judge H C Wilali applauded the efforts and the event drew notable local interest.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
the Church
Lerond
H.C. Wilali
Oberlin to Get New Post Office Building
Oberlin Ohio residents expect federal funding for a new post office as a $58 000 appropriation is listed among upcoming proposals. Site selection by federal engineers and department approval are needed, with completion likely after securing the attic and related steps. Noted social and club events fill the week, along with local notices and resident updates.
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Oberlin
Department of Just
Four Minor Auto Accidents Reported Over Weekend
Four minor auto accidents were reported with fenders bumpers and running boards damaged. No injuries occurred. Incidents include a Walker of Shelby hit by a Watkins on Broad Street at Middle avenues, a McDonald from Telegraph Road rear ending Hamilton on Broad Street, a Robinson on Cleveland Street attempting a U turn colliding with Forsythe on Terrace Road, and a Tremont Street arch impact on West Avenue.
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W. H. Walker
Shelby
Ohio
Horace Watkins
North Street
Middle Arenas
Charles McDonald
Telegraph Rd
F. W. Hamilton
Broad
Dennis Robinson
River Street
Cleveland
E. Forsythe
Terrace Road
Burrows Funeral Held Sunday
Funeral services for John T. Burrows of Fourth Street who died Friday morning at Els owingan operation were held yesterday afternoon at First Congregational church. Minister William Muir Auld led the service and paid tribute to a perfect Christian gentleman. Organist Glean Hing played Chevin's Funeral March and pieces from the Peer Gynt suite as pallbearers carried the casket to Buffalo, New York for burial.
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Fourth Street
First Congregational
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Church of «Birch Rho
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Auld
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Chevin
Ace
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C. G. Washburn
Buffalo
New York
April murder trial set for Andree Kadar in Lorain
The April term will include a special murder jury to try Andree Kadar of Lorain and Detroit for the December murder during an attempted robbery. The term, the longest of the year, will run until early September as libel suit against Sam Horvitz and David Gibson continues.
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Lorain
Detroit
Kadar
William J. Peer
Lo Tain
Sam Horvitz
David Gibson
Hawks and Jernigan End Turbulent Air Journey
On an air voyage from San Diego to Manhattan Island the Hawks and J. D. Duke Jernigan faced a gale over Syracusa. A current forced a 3000 foot ascent of the girder while the tow-line strained. They refueled at Albany after 35 and a half hours of flying over 2950 miles. Hawks logged six hours and fifteen at city stops, weathering the storm and reaching their destination.
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Hawks
J. D
Duke’ Jernigan
Syracusa
Albany
San Diego
Noted Soloist at Church of Christ Selections Heard
A church service at Second and Chanel streets featured a noted soloist performing Because Nam was Jesus from a pocket found on a dead tramp, with E. QO contributing electro music. Morning worship included a hymn and organ music. Mr Fowler delivered the morning sermon on Jesus Stood in the Midst. At 7:30 p.m. the topic was If Jesus the Christ Came in Ef srea What Church World He Join Tonight the speaker will discuss Seven Wars 19 Go no Heil.
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Chanel Street
Mras Seine
Jesus
E. QO
Fowler
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Efsrea
Grand Jury to Hear Many Witnesses Opens for 33 Cases
The grand jury will hear testimony from more than 19 witnesses as it opens tomorrow to consider about 33 cases. Notable matters include Amorie Dzsoucis of Lorain bound over on a first degree murder charge and assault end battery against Marta Bradter, plus cases tied to an automobile theft ring at Oberlin and two counts against Harold Chamberlain.
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Amorie Dzsoucis
Lorain
Marta Brad
Ter
Two Men Fined By Mayor For Disorderly Conduct
Mayor Siever fined Ror Hessler of 1710 Mindte Avenue and William Dodds of Chestnut Street for disorderly conduct after pleas of guilty. Hessler faced a fine and costs with a forty five dollar suspension on good behavior amid a domestic quarrel. Dodds, arrested on Elm Street, paid fines and costs after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct.
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Siever
James A. Hewitt
Ror
Hessler
Mindte Avenue
Ex Wives Costly When Man Pays Alimony To 4
Narrative item recounts a man paying alimony to four former wives with various monthly sums and court rulings. Mentions Vera Wrebif Bailer, Adglaide France Wychof, Leona Wrehof Tannish, and May Wrehoff with son support details and a related court plea over income. Also interleaves a Cincinnati death notice and a Columbus legal opinion on bus safety fines.
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Los Angeles
Stafford Macho
Vera Wrebif Bailer
Wrenof
Adglaide France Wychof
Leona Wrehof Tannish
May Wrehoff
Wrehof
Superior Court
Weehoff
Walter Guerin
Savino Plea Guilty In Police Court Incident
Number Four continued report states Savino entered a guilty plea in police court this morning. He claimed he drew a gun to kill himself but family members tried to intervene and the weapon discharged, nearly striking Antonatla.
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Savino
Antonatla
Council 10 Be Busy Tonight in City Session
City Council members convene for the first regular session of the month led by City Solicitor Harry Redington. Ordinances include transferring nineteen acres along the river from sewage disposal to park use and purchasing river fronting property for park plants. Transfers of funds and a fire chief vehicle replacement ordinance are expected along with committee announcements.
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Cascade Park
Harry Redington
Redinzeton
Followers of Gandhi arrested in Bombay raid
In Bombay on April 7 the British police jailed seventy one Gandhi followers, including Ram Das Gandhi, within the first day of his civil disobedience campaign. The arrests target the salt tax protest and challenge to English law, signaling government retaliation.
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Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gunmen Loot Theatre Late in Toledo Ohio
In Toledo Ohio on April 7 two masked men bound Nathan B. Charnas and T. L. Myatt during a heist at the Toledo Theatre Enterprises and Strand Theatre offices. They took about 1500 dollars in cash before fleeing. Charnas and Myatt were confined in a closet while the safe was accessed.
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Toledo Theatre Enterprises Inc
Strand Theatre
Nathan B. Charnas
Toledo Theatre Enterprises
T. L. Myatt
Liberty Theatre
Livestock market summaries from Cleveland and Toledo
HOGS receipts 3206 at Cleveland with prices rising to 10.50 to 11.09 for pigs and sows around 5.75 to 6.73. CATTLE receipts 98 with cows 7.09 to 8.75 and cutters 5.00 to 5.59. CALVES strong 14.50 to 15.00 with cuts 9.96 to 13.59. SHEEP strong with lambs 9.60 to 10.00 and bulk clippers 8.00 to .75, scarcity noted. Toledo receipts 590 with hogs 9.50 to 10.40, cutters and pigs around 10.99 to 10.75. cattle, calves, and sheep steady to fight/steady.
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Cleveland
Mosis
Toledo
Spring Valley Rushing Scores A 75 Victory
Rushing scores 75 as Spring Valley tops rivals in a hard fought game. Freda Rushing, Spring Valley’s standout, fueled the win with steady shooting and tenacious defense throughout the contest.
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Spring Valley
Freda Rushing
Spring Wales
El ria Greens Opened At Elyria Club For Play
The Elyria Country Club opened its greens to play yesterday for the first time this season. A number of golfers were on hand to see if their form was as good as ever.
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Lorain
Lerete
Teper
Weilinzion
Merbers
Weiliazon
Wr. Falls
Arthur Kepier
Ror Bourse
Wiliam Wadsworth
Robert Holand
Elyria
Government economists boost 1930 construction outlook
Washington reports say public and private spending on building and maintenance will total about 60 to 70 million dollars this year, with March contracts up 45 percent from February and near 1929 levels. Assistant Secretary Klein cites Army housing, flood control, post office repairs and yards and docks work as creating jobs and stabilizing the economy.
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Hoover
Commerce Klein
Riein
Kieiz
S. Klein
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Klein
Army Housing Program
Flood Control
Jobe
Control Sold By William Fox
New York report states that William Fox sold his controlling interest in the Fox film and theater enterprises to a syndicate, ending years of legal battles in state and supreme courts. Fox remains chairman of the advisory board for five years, as Brooklyn theater holdings join the expanded venture.
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Fox Film and Theater Enterprises
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William Fox
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Elodeot Theater
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Busi
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Ilk Coxue
Legal clash over Lorain Journal liability and defraud claim
The debate centers on whether the Lorain Journal Corporation can be held liable for alleged fraud related to a public office pursuit. Fauver argues the Highway Construction company funded the Lorain Journal, not Horvitz, while Fauver and the judge discuss if two newspapers could be used to defraud or back fraudulent contracts. The noon recess ends the point as Australia’s wine sector is noted with vast investment and grape acreage.
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Tas Peer Brothers
Horvitz
Lorain Journel
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Fauver
Liabie
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