Nationwide Farmers Strike Draft Plans Unfold in Des Moines
Milo Reno leads push to organize a nation wide strike to begin May 13 with a buy nothing sell nothing and pay nothing policy. Delegates from 22 states gather for a May 3 convention at the Holiday Association to draft the plan and seek labor support.
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Des Moines
Farmers Holiday Association
Midwest
South
Washington
New York
Wisconsin
Milo Reno
Holiday Association
Reno
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of
Railway
Congress
Roosevelt
Ocean
New Mexico
Texas
Maryland
Pennsylvania
California
Oregon
Montana
Enrolling Men for Reforestation Project Picks 9 Field Reps
Columbus announces appointment of 23 men to aid the state relief commission in Roosevelt’s emergency conservation program. Nine field representatives are assigned counties including Lorain with Ashland Erie Crawford Huron Medina Ottawa Richland Sandusky Seneca Wyandotte. Workers total about 12,000 under state and federal labor department guidance.
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State Relief Commission
Roosevelt
Columbus
Lorain County
Ashland
Erie
Crawford
Huron
Medina
Ottawa
Richland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandotte
Fred Thomas
State Commission
Federal Department of Labor
Michigan Bank Plan Outline Presidency Backed Reform
Article outlines the Michigan plan for reopening state banks with three asset classes good slow and frozen. Good assets liquid immediately while slow assets fund certificates and frozen assets provide preferred stock to depositors. Five year period to retire assets with government backing and RFC rediscounts to support operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
William A. Comstock
Treasury
RFC
Mickey Mouse Circus Delights Visitors at Broad Street Display
An unusual display titled Mickey Mouse Circus attracts many visitors at George H. Crawford’s bathing store on Broad Street near Court. The exhibit features creepy mice performing tricks on devices such as turning tables and treadmills, drawing delight from children and adults alike.
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Mickey Mouse Circus
George H. Craword
Broad Street
Court
Crawford’s Circus
Dog Fires Gun Wounding Hunter in Napa
In Napa California Frank Rodgers says his hunting dog caused his shotgun to discharge when it stepped on the trigger as he descended a bank. The blast struck Rodgers in the neck but he is expected to recover. The freak accident highlights dangers of hunting with dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napa
Cal
Frank Rodgers
Rodgers
Bandits Believed Surrounded in Wisconsin Woods
A sheriff's posse formed a cordon four miles west of Chebanese, Kanenanke, as deputies hunted three armed robbers who hijacked a high powered automobile near Decatur and fled into the woods. State and highway patrols joined a manhunt with orders to close the area, while scarce details emerged on the pursuit and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanenankee
Chebanese
Tts
Boo Wilson
Decatur
H.R. Reehl
Pasion
Albert Goodkrecht
Wannasee
Advarv S. Wstt
Black Rice Baptional Service Opens Fashion Week
The Colored churches plan a major service in Eusyria as part of Fashion Week ending with a baptismal service at the Black Maver on Fifteenth Street. Rex T. Settle leads the events with a union address and a sermon by Rex Dr Wirte at Second M. E. Church on Middle Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusyria
Fifteenth Street
Rex. T. Settle
Rex Dr Wirte
Jones Caapel A
M E
M. E
Middle Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Divorce Granted After Three Years Wilful Absence
William Dietrich was granted a divorce from Mabel on grounds of three years wilful absence by Judge A R Webber. Stanley Bruce, charged with non support, received probation with a payment plan as ordered by the Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dietrich
Mabel
A. R. Webber Tunis Mortaing
Stanley Bruce
Death of Mrs. Mary Fox at home on East Avenue
Mrs. Mary Fox widow of the late William Fox died Friday afternoon at her home 125 East avenue. She is survived by sister Miss Sarah Fox brother Charles Fox of Elsina and niece Mrs H C Robinson of 295 Second street. Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 2 from St Mary’s church. Burial in St Mary’s cemetery.
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Mary Fox
William Fox
East Avenue
Sarah Fox
Charles Fox
Elsina
H. C. Robinson
Second Street
St. Mary’s Church
St Mary’s Cemetery
Death of Herman Eckenie on Te'traph Road
Herman Eckenie died at his home on the Te'traph road this morning after a monthlong illness. His widow Mary Ecken felts survives him along with seven children and many relatives. Limited legible portions show names and towns including Elyria Covington Kentucky and St Johns among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Eckenie
Te’traph
Mary Ekenfels
J. H
Elyria
Covington
Kentucky
Obituary and Court Contempt Case Highlight Boston Chronicle
An obituary notes the death of a man who lived most of his life in Boston area with surviving relatives including a daughter and siblings. The report also covers Judge Charles Mivar and Charles Charlestown Municipal Court holding Taries Dwyer in contempt, fining him and sentencing him to nine days in jail for drunkenness observed by an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles
Mivar
Charlestown
Taries Dwyer
Ture
Dwyer
Two Indicted Robbers Sentenced by Judge Webber
Two of four men indicted for the October Union Savings and Loan robbery in Lorain were sentenced to the Mansfield Reformatory by Judge Ann Webber after pleading guilty. David W. Grear and Eddie Niven received the minimum ten year terms. they, with Sam and Barry Petroff, stormed Agnes Chapin, a loan company employee, and fled with five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Savings and Loan Company
Lorain
Ovctober Dist
Mansfield Reformatory
Ann Webber
David W. Grear
Eddie Niven
Sam
Barry Petroff
Agnes Chapin
Soan Company
Jun Harding
Harry Petraff
Tne
Columbus
Cuyahoga
Petroff
Unusual Easter Window Displays Attract Elyria Shoppers
Unusual Easter window displays draw attention in Elyria with scenes from a Mickey Mouse circus at Crawford Clothing, Worcester chick display at Ohio Public Service, a rabbi display at Pay Hardware, and a rabbit display at Donnell's Wallpaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
A'S
George H. Crawford
Worcester
Auction brings brass door-plate to new owner
A brass door-plate bearing the name Thompson or It was sold at a local auction. The buyer considered the possibility that the plate might influence a future marriage involving a Thompson-like surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Téemote
Dickens
Thompson
Deposits Waiver Policy Details on Depositors’ Committee
The article explains that waivers of deposits are a key condition of reorganization. The depositors' committee is tasked with providing full information. A sample waiver used by the Dime is referenced as a model for disclosure and compliance.
Akron Savings Bank resume licensing debated at meeting
A committee discussed conditions for Akron banks to resume normal operations after licensure by Ohio officials. Questions covered deposits, public funds, Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans, asset quality, salary payments, and rate changes. E L Hakill and A N Smith were elected officers amid notes on upcoming visits to Kansas City Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Bank of
Akron
Dime Savings Bank Company
Ohio
Tho
State Banking Department
S&s
Banking Department
Ander Wil
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cioad Cleveland
BR. F.C
E. L. Hakill
A. N. Smith
Irvin
Iansas City
Chicago
And
F Louis
Delivery contact and address note for Mrs Esther Alfsen
The fragment lists 33 South Pleasant Street Mrs Esther Alfsen and a delivery complaint contact Ronald Wilbond with phone 439 L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Senr Chronicle
Ronald Wilbond
Easter Party Hearts Lead to Whitney-Finley Engagement
Oberlin on April 5. Muiss Maxine Whitney hosted twelve friends at her home on South Pleasant street. Easter themed decor and a banco game provided entertainment with Mrs Philn Busch winning first prize, Mrs Margaret Daniels second, and Mrs Lena Stanfield consoling. Refreshments featured a center heart with a marriage announcement for Whitney and William Finley of Crafton set for May 17. Attendees included Mrs Berce Keiser, Mrs Florence Novas, Mrs Wary Jameson, Mrs Jean Rasbeck, Miss Delores Busch, Miss Sue Corbett, Mrs Margaret Daniels, Sir Jenny Carper, Mr Edith Huttch ison, Mr Philip Busch, and Mrs Lena Stanfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Muiss Maxine Whitney
William Whitney
Souath Pleasant Street
Banco
Evenig
Philn Busch
Margaret Dan
Lena Stanfield
Nowishine
Mass Whitney
William Finley
Rafton
Berce Keiser
Florence Novas
Wary Jameson
Jean Rasbeck
Delores Busch
Sue Corbett
Margaret Daniels
Elyria
Oberlin Girl Struck By Auto
Miss Amelia Miller was injured last evening while crossing a street on her way to church. A car driven by Dr. Gertrude Moulton struck her. she suffered fractures of the leg collar bone and several ribs and was taken to Allen hospital for treatment. Dr. Moulton said she did not see Miss Miller until after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Miller
Gertrude Moulton
Allen Hospital
Miss Miller Wa
Moulton
Miss Miller
Nancy Squire Chapter D A R Holds Mount Vernon Meeting
Regular monthly meeting of the Nancy Squire Chapter D A R was held at the home of Mrs. E A Stevens on North Park street. Regent Mrs C S Clark could not attend due to illness and the program featured a paper by Mrs. George Dudley titled A Pilgrimage to Mount Vernon read by Miss Edith Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. R. Hear Parker
Mount Vernon
Nancy Squire
D. A
E. A. Stevens
North Park Street
C. 5. Clark
Stevens
George Dudley
Edith Clark
Nominating Committee Chosen for Coming Year
The meeting elected Mrs. Hayler as chairwoman and named Mrs. J. W. Hill Miss Hazel Johnson Mrs. Alice Williams and Mrs. Elizabeth Double to form the nominating committee. They will nominate officers for the next year and report at the next meeting hosted by Mrs. A. A. Saaton east of Oberlin with Mrs. Dan Dudley assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayler
J. W. Hill
Hazel Johnson
Alice Williams
Elizabeth Double
A. A. Saaton
Oberlin
Dan Dudley
Easter Day Services Planned at Fairchild and Finnes Chapels
Special Easter services will be held tomorrow with a 7 a.m. communion in Fairchild chapel led by Dean Graham. A musical service in Finnes Chapel follows with children's choirs from several churches. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild Chapel
Dean Graham
Finnes Chapel
Baptist choir to present two cantatas on Sunday
The Baptist choir will present two cantatas this Sunday at 8 p m. They will perform Death and Life and a portion of Resurrection Morn. The public is invited to attend.
Easton Carr Leads Mathematics Meeting at Perkins Observatory
Professor tf Sinclair and Easton Carr chaired the program committee for the Wetmathal ene of America meeting held April 8 at Perkins Observatory in Delaware. Miss Martha Scott and Miss Younes Twoughton are visiting in Cuyahoga Falls at Mr and Mrs Fraye Spneg's home.
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Pon
Easton Carr
Profesor
Tf & Sinclair
Studens
Mathematics
Perkins Observatory
T Delaware
Gh Seton
Wet Mathalene of America
Tee
Ar Carr
Pinsram
We' S
Martha Scott
Younes Twoughton
Cuyahoga Falls
Fraye
Gehr- Kens
Alien Hospital
Everal
Ober- Bo Colege
Ohio University
Ohio Academy of Scenes
Miss Hibbard
Holmes
Tors
Taylor
Rogers
Budington
Grover
Donald M. Love
American Association of Collegiate Registrars
North ‘Ntral Association of Colleges In Secondary Schools
Petition Seeks Owner Of Adding Machine Held By Sheriff
A complaint filed in common pleas court asks the county to determine ownership of an adding machine now in the sheriff’s possession. Three claimants Nazera Zegiob Carl Lehman and Ford Loomis are named. The sheriff seized the machine as alleged stolen property. charges against the accused were dropped after he was found not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawgence W. Dick
Common Pleas Court
The
Sherif
Nazera Zegiob
Carl Lehman
Ford Loomis
Local man injured after fall on Second Street
Police report Robert Henderson of 545 Second Street suffered a scalp laceration when he fell on Second Street near Chestnut Street and was treated at Memories Hospital. Car damage occurred when a car driven by Mead Petry of Amherst struck a motorcycle stand on East Bridge and Broad streets while waiting at a traffic light. motorist Patrolman C. L. Miller noted the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henderson
Second Street
Chestnut Street
Memories Hospital
C. L. Miller
Mead Petry
R. O
Amherst
East Bridge
Broad Streets
Underground Passage Found at San Jose Mission Site
Excavators at the old San Jose mission in San Antonio discovered an underground passage that opens into a large chamber. An air vent connects to the surface and sandstone walls show markings suggesting early residents’ knowledge of geometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Itp
San Jose Mission
Chaien
Mi Sd
A. J Madlem
Gulf Coast to lead US oil drilling in 1933 says Dudley
Ray L. Dudley of Oil Weekly estimates about 60 percent of US oil drilling will occur in the Gulf Coast in 1933. He cites Houston as the logical center of the oil world and foresees refinery expansion there. Dudley notes discussions with manufacturers and oil men during a recent East Coast trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
United States
Gulf Coast
Ray L. Dudley
Oil Weekly
Dudley
East
Debate on public works and minimum wage policy in Roosevelt era
Cabinet members push for immediate public works to employ jobless and raise buying power through wages. Secretary Perkins urges projects clearing slums and expanding rural services while warning wage cuts depress consumer demand. Debate includes shorter work week and state or federal enforcement if industry policing fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve System
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Market Report Mix of Poultry and Produce Prices
Market steady for poultry and butter with varied fowl and broilers listed. Potato markets show New York Ohio Pennsylvania stocks and graded whites. calves and sheep receipts noted with prices. Chicago poultry and potato quotes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uutras
Tegher
Mets
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
U.S NY
Sachs
Market Receipts Mixed as Week Ends Steady
Receipts steady for the week with porkers and cattle showing mixed prices. Hog slaughter heavier at times with top prices around 400 to 555 per head, while steer and cow markets remain mostly steady. Muscle and range quality noted with some plainer lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lambs
Wweights
MacDonald Sets Course for Washington Talks on World Relief
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald sailed for Amelia Island aboard the Berengaria with daughter Jehbel and an entourage including Sir Robert Vansittart and Frederick Leith-Ross. He sent a hopeful cable to President Roosevelt saying he hoped for world good and stronger Anglo American cooperation. The trip aims to strengthen goodwill and seek cooperation to relieve global distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southamipton
Preiard
Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
Amelia Tndas
Berenzaria
MacDonald
Tam
Roosevel W
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Jehbel MacDonald
Robert Gilbert Vans Ttart
Frederick Leith- Ross
Howard Smith
Foreign Office
A. E. Overton
Board of Trade
J. A. Barlow
Two Year Rate Ordinance Favored Despite Referendum
Council discussed a two year rate ordinance amid a petition drive of about 2700 signers seeking a referendum on the three year plan. Ed Notley urged immediate reduction for his ward and the chair noted low public interest as the debate continued. The two year option would cut rates about 15 percent now and avoid a long binding commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Notley
Spring Clean-Up To Begin On Monday
Spring clean-up starts Monday with crews to work the east side of the river first. Underhill urged residents east of the river to place rubbish at the curb or in rear alleys for pickup all week. The program then extends to the central area and finally the west side, with crews removing all except ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tred Underhill
Underhill
Inhabited Jerusalem Site Through Seven Centuries
A Jerusalem location has hosted diverse peoples for roughly 590 years, reflecting a long sequence of settlement and cultural change. The article notes the site’s enduring significance in regional history and its layered occupation by different communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Teachers Wage Strike Threat Prompts School Closure Vote
Number Three continued on page one reports a 310 to 60 vote to close the school due to inability to pay teachers. The measure will return on April 26. William Green of the AFL urged teacher organization to defend salaries and living standards and proposed forming teachers unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Youngstown Steel Operations Set to Rise in District
In Youngstown district Carnegie Steel operations will climb from 25 to 30 percent capacity this week, peaking for the year so far. Last year the district operated at one percent. Milling schedules today point to a further upswing in district steel operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Carnegie Steel Company
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Elyrla, Ohio
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