Relief Program For Ohio Cities Is Being Drafted
Cleveland Ohio April 14 The Onto Cities relief program drafted in legislative forum will be ready to submit to a conference of legislative leaders Governor Davey plans to call next week Mayor Harold H Burton announced today He praised the governor amid a conference last night The cities program seeks to raise 17000000 with half from the state and half from local taxation the legislature will be asked to authorize
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Legislative Furan
Legislative Teaders Ucy
Martin L. Davey
Harold H. Burton
Burton
Davey
Legisme
Club Women Take Chief Justice At His Word
Chief Justice Carl V W Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court told a Columbus audience that a jurist must weigh words carefully when speaking to a woman. He invited Ohio Federation of Club Women delegates to a Supreme Court session, leading to a crowded bench and corridors for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carl V W. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Weygandt
Ohio Féderation of Clu
Supreme Court
Suspect Held In Torso Murders In Cleveland
A 56-year-old man was held by police as a second suspect in Cleveland bloodless torso killings. Tests began on bloodstains found on an alley wall near a downtown restaurant where the man worked as a steward. He confessed to making mystery photographs of Edward Ambrassy, the second victim in the four-year butcheries that have puzzled authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Allie
Steward
Downtow
Fle
Peleo
Edward Ambrassy
Rochester News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Guests
A.W. Robinson Spencer spent a day with sister and husband Wr and Myes Frank Chifford on his Florida farm. Henry Schressler Canton spent Sunday and Monday with sister Mrs Retta Richards and husband. Alma Jewett attended the Mother and Daughter banquet in Brighton. Mrs Anna Wilcox took her husband to Cleveland for a specialist. Roy Wilcox joined them. Sunday guests at Frank Cofford’s included Mr and Mrs Charles Held and daughter Krenelle, Mrs Della Krebs, and Mr and Mrs J B Clifford of Elyria. Arthur Jewett and two Broallians spent several days hast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Robinson
Spencer
Frank Chifford
Florida
Henry Schressler
Canton
Retta Richards
Alma Jewett
Charles Murray
Brighton
Anna Wilcox
Cleveland
Roy Wilcox
Frank Cofford
Charles Held
Krenelle
Della Krebs
J. B. Clifford
Elyria
Arthur Jewett
Circus Strike Ends With New Wage Deal
New York April 14 The first circus strike ended today as ooustabouts grips and hawkers of Sungting Brothers Barnum and Bailey returned to work under a new wide agreement reached after a nine hour conference. They had struck two days demanding canvas salaries of 60 monthly and in door maintenance while working winter shows in Madison Square Garden and Boston. The agreement provides 45 for New York and Boston starting next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ooustabouts
Gruoms
Sungting Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
American Federation of Actora
American Federation of Labor
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Farley predicts Roosevelt will triumph over wreckers
Postmaster General James A Farley marked Jefferson's 195th birth with a radio address predicting Roosevelt would triumph over die hards attempting to wreck the reforms. He warned fascism and communism sweeping Europe threaten free speech and press and argued Jefferson and Roosevelt shared similar social justice aims as a safeguard against unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Farley
Thomas Jefferson
Roosevelt
Farley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Europe
America
Jefferson
Social calls and village business mark week in local area
Sunday visitors gathered at multiple homes including Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crittenden in Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Fraphim Simonson in Wellimeron. C. D. Setterfield ill with influenza as village council meets to discuss gas proposals. funeral for Mrs. Mary Crouch held in Red Haw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Crittenden
Sullivan
Lafe Simongon
Fraphim Simonson
Wellimeron
Elver Searles
Song
Kipton
F. C. Hileman
Richard
Cleveland
Mary Crouch
Red Haw
Marian Setterfield
Shelby
Rodyn
Columbus
Berlin Heights
C. D. Setterfield
Stanley Storrow
Markets and prices across the livestock and produce market
The market reports unsettled prices across poultry, dairy, grains, and produce. Buyers seek steady demand for poultry, beans, and hay while cattle and sheep show mixed receipts. wholesale grain and flour pricing are listed with bids and farm supplies highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oller Peices al Chang
U. S
Cdi
Tulad
Alipe
Pached Pelebt
Idate
Giuseel
L. & Commercials
New Loch
Ateady
Nice
Wether
gUepound
Lexa Des
Sizu
Sdewelde
Moria Bu
Witles
Bliss
Tytuimples
CUHAN
Aleeveland Livesto US
Helidayx
Byoya
State Briefs From Suited Press Loga n
Warren Strachan a transient from Lowsville Kentucky died of a heart ailment in a doctor's office. Clarence Zimmerman of Dubois Pennsylvania said he met Strachan in London and traveled with him to Columbus Xenia and Lancaster before Strachan fell ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suited Press
Logan
Warren
Strachan
Lowsville
Clarence Zimmerman
Dubois
London
Xenia
Columbus
Lancaster
Corsets Tried For Pigs To Produce Tender Pork
KITTERY POINT Me. Corsets for pigs will give lovers of fine pork more tender morsels says Oscar T Brookhart inventor of the new device The prize 914 pound porke Charley is wearing the corset which Brookhart declares allows the flavor of food and fat to permeate the meat more thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittery Point
Oscar T. Brookhart
Charley
Brookhart
Oberlin Churches Observe Good Friday Services
Oberlin churches plan Good Friday observances with Christ Church services at 9 39 morning 2 00 and 7 30 p m including Litany Pas sion devotions and The Story of the Cross First Church holds an 8 30 p m service without address First Methodist offers Holy Communion Baptism and member reception from noon to six. WCTU meets at Methodist parlors with talks on Citizenship Education and News from the Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Local briefs of residents visiting relatives and attending events
Mrs J D Yocom of Woodland avenue visits her son and family in Ashtabula. Ralph Dailey and A R Carsten entertain with niece and family from Canton. Dr A C Siddall resumes practice after illness. Isaac Terborgh of Woodland avenue visits Arlington Virginia with children. Dr J A Richards to conduct Good Friday Union Service in Kent Ohio. Mrs Phillips of South Cedar avenue attends Federated Women’s Clubs State Convention in Columbus. Alice Rodgers, daughter of Dr and Mrs Rodgers, vacationing at home while studying kindergarten at Evanston. John Turner Sr and Jr and Mrs Turner of North Branch Michigan return home after visit with Charles Bryant on Morgan street. Robert C Lyman of Pittsburgh visits relatives for three days. Mrs Lyman and baby return to Pittsburgh with him. Nicholas Sakeller, U of Michigan student, vacationing with parents on North Pleasant street. Charles Bryant of Morgan street attends Farm Bureau Insurance Co meeting in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Ashtabula
Mra
Ralph Dailey
A. R. Carsten
Charles Howarth
Canton
A. C. Siddall
Isaac Terborgh
Arlington
Virginia
J. A. Richards
First Church
Kent Theatre
Kent
Phillips
South Cedar Avenue
Columbus
Federated Women's Clubs
Alice Rodgers
John A. Rodgers
National College of Education
Evanston
Illinois
John Turner
John Turner, Jr
North Branch
Michigan
Charles Bryant
Morgan Street
Robert C. Lyman
Pittsburgh Pa
Lyman
Babr
Pittsburgh
Nicholas Sakeller
University of Michigan
Gast Sakeller
North Pleasant Street
Farm Bureau Insurance Co
Lorain Youth Congress committee named for April 21
Twelve Lorain County youths named to a special publicity committee for the Lorain County Youth Congress meeting set for April 21. Corbett Walker, chairman, announced the list including John Love Brownhelm David Cook Eaton Doris Minnich Carlisle Zelma Smith Elyria Township Betty Churchward Columbia William Cneisel Brownhelm Harald Krueck Ralph Krueck Inington Marian Kunttle Amherst Norman McConnell Pittsfield John Burge Gladys Burge Brunswick Dr Frank Slutz noted as speaker on Choosing a Career. He will also address Elyria High School and the Elyria Kiwanis meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John Burge
Gladyy Burge
Brighton
Frank Slutz
Elyria High School
Elyria Kiwants Club
Colt 20 Inches Long At Hitter Farm Near Swan Creek
A diminutive colt twenty inches long and twenty six inches high, believed to be emaciated, was being raised today at the U S Hitter farm at Swan Creek near Gallipolis Ohio. The colt, twin to a male, is fed cow milk amid wartime debris and smoke. A Cleveland school board member Alfred A Benesch proposes naming a Cleveland high school for the wartime secretary of war. Banana growers in Jamaica fear the black spot disease spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
U. S
Swan Creek
Cleveland
Alfred A. Benesch
Newloyn D. Baker
Jamaica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio
Rochester
All Drug and Department Stocies
Perry
Pheets Bieidtor Co
Montana Millibog Co
Eluyer Ha Sida
Toledo Grain
Iirc
Idaho
Maine
Homeghoveliss
Baldwin
Stage Men
Jonathan Jour
Jonathan
Tiasie Peek
Lothouse
Itc
Hethouse
John Novak
Lake Erie
Teddy
Wilton M. Krogman
Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Krogman
University of Chicago
Cuyahoga County
Lee Bradley
Martin L Davey
Ohio Senate
Travey
Portland Cement Association
W. Broad St
By Denys Wortman
Oberlin
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Church
Theresa Smith
Leigh Alexander
League of Women Voters
J. E Foard
O.E. S
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Oberlin Tavern
Rittman
Wakeman
Ashland
Ma Tron
Shreve
Lodi
Stone City
Amherst
Wellington
W. D. Carina
North Park Street
Washington, D. C
Grace Herron
Adda Hopkins
Iu Broadway
THONE
Cairn
Robert
Wilmington, Delaware
Youth Congress Committee
Scotti
Scothi
Broad Sr
Park Place
United
Smail
Uda
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!