Farmers Hope for Abundant Rainfall in Lorale County
Farmers in Lorale County fear a drought repeat of last year as spring arrives early. Lester Youtze notes ground is poorer than last year while Horton Algier cites drought, finances, and milk prices as key pressures. Prices drop seen in milk from 240 to 470 a hundred pounds and retail milk from 19 to 9 cents per quart. government data show farmer costs rising faster than prices of products. Despite hardships, early planting is progressing and oats are already two weeks in.
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Lorale
Lester Youtze
Gulf Road
Horton Algerr
Coey Oakesmen
Algers
Farm Help Now Available in Lorain County
Lorain County agricultural extension service reports a spring surge of job applications for farm work from about a dozen men aged 18 to 35 with farm experience. Despite the demand, farmers have not placed any workers as the number of open jobs remains zero.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Delinquent Tax Collections Reported by County Official
J. W. Dilgren deputy county treasurer reports about 5000 in certified delinquent taxes collected from 18 parcels that were four or more years delinquent. These cases settled without foreclosure. There are 175 parcels with certificates for foreclosures issued, and if not paid in full, suits will be filed.
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J. W. Dilgren
Dilgren
Ohio Weather Forecast Slightly warmer with frost risk
Ohio forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with a bit warmer temperatures. In the extreme west tonight and the extreme east Sunday there will be light frost in the east portion tonight.
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Ohio
Gusher Fire Rages in East Texas Amid Fatal Burnings
Kilgore Texas dispatch reports a massive blaze at the Upchurch and Allen No. 2 Wrightwell gusher and nearby 10,000-barrel storage tanks. One man died and four others were critically burned, with fears of more casualties as flames spread. Firefighters struggled as equipment proved inadequate in the mushrooming field.
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Kilgore
Tex
New East Texas
Upchurch
Allen No. 2
Wrightwell
Cle. Upeloreh
TK. c. Volenotkch
Cochurch
Witter
Hoicomo
Kilgore Hospital
T. Greene
Tyler Hospital
Tia
JL. TH. Gras
Fice
Sabine Pine Tire Company
Longview
Brightwell
Hold Up Seizes 50000 In Jewelry From Miller Family
In Baltimore on April 18, bandits robbed C Wilbur Miller his wife their three daughters and Miss Peggy Chew Stewart of 50000 in jewelry after their opera outing. They stopped at the Stewart home Green Spring Valley north of the city. A robber fired a shot. five shots were fired into the car tires during the holdup.
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Baltimore
C. Wilbur Miller
Peggy Chew Stewart
Maryland
Miller
C. Morton Stewart
Stewart
Green Spring Valley
Here
Miller Machine
Siam King Prajadhipok in Serious Condition
United Press reports the King of Siam is in more serious condition than Siamese officials stated. He and Queen were traveling in the United States. The update came from officials accompanying the royal couple in Vancouver.
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L—Bulletin
Vancouver
B. C
The
United Press
Prajadhipok of
Siam
United States
Protest Over Removal of North Eaton Station Agent
North Eaton Ohio April 18 A petition protests the proposed removal of the station agent at North Eaton with a rail line history of forty to sixty years of service. Business leaders claim the agent's presence aids the town and note railroad service has declined since the Mills store and Betle Vernon Company operations waned, urging retention of the agent.
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North Eaton
North Matern
Bel Planning
Mills
Betle-Vernon Company
Dufty to Speak at Lorain Jefferson Day Dinner
J J Duffy of Columbus former chairman of the Industrial Commission of Ohio will be the principal speaker at the Lorain County Democrats Jefferson Day Dinner at St. Anselm's Church on Third Street next Thursday evening. The event begins at 6 30 p m with Democrats from across the county expected to attend. Duffy helped establish the Workmen's Compensation Law and served 15 years as I C O chair under Harmon Cox and Donahey, also acting as temporary chair and keynote speaker at the 1922 1926 and 1930 state conventions.
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J,j. Duffy
Columbus
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Lorain County
St. Tanl's Church
Third Street
Duffy
Industrial Commission
Judson Harmon
James M. Cox
A. V. Donahey
Judges Award Attorney Fees in Lorain Murder Case
Attorneys C. F. Adama and Milton Friedman were awarded total fees of 700 for defending Edward Nolan Spencer Stevens and Maurice Rice in the January 28 Magic Shop murder in Lorain. The judge approved 400 for Nolan case and 150 each for Rice and Stevens pleas. Friedman indicated 300 received from Nolan. The claim sought 3,700 with requests of 1,700 for Nolan and 1,000 for Rice and Stevens.
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C. F. Adama
Milton Friedman
Edward Nolan
Spencer Stevens
Maurice Rice
Norman Waite
Lorain
Nolan
Rice
Stevens
Friedman
Mischka Announces Candidacy For City Solicitor
Otto RK Mischka declares he will seek the Republican nomination for City Solicitor at the August primaries. A Lorain County resident from Flyrna for 16 years, he lives at 323 Harrison St with his wife and two daughters. He is a WWI veteran, trained in the Medical Corps, and rose to sergeant major. He practiced law after newspaper work and has held leadership roles in local churches and civic groups.
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Otto RK. Mischka
Mischka
Lorain County
Flyrna
Tie
Harrison Street
Amherst
Elyria Business College
Cleveland Law School
John Marshall School of Law
Lake Erie School of Law
Elyria Coach Carl Smith to Speak at YMCA Meeting
Elyria High School coach Carl Smith will address the Young Men's Club at the YMCA Monday evening. His subject remains to be announced.
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Carl Smith
Elyria High School
Legal sentences and county fund payout noted in court
The court approved a $700 allowance to be paid from county funds by Common Pleas Judges A. R. Webber and W. B. Thompson. No statement was given on Arthur Wallace who was sentenced to life imprisonment. Nolan and Stevens each received life terms while Rice was sentenced to seven years.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
W. B. Thompson
Arthur Wallace
Nolan
Stevens
Rice
Blow Up Bank At Arena Wis
Burglars blew up part of the Arena State Bank building in Arena Wisconsin early today and stole between 1000 and 2000 dollars. Fire Chief Walter Hankerson and his son Theodore fired on three masked bandits as they fled the smoke and blast. Both Hankersons escaped unharmed.
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Bulletin
Arena
Wis
Arena State Bank
Walter Hankerson
Theodore
Hankerson
Hankersons
Court of Honor rewards Lorain scouts at First Congregational
The first Court of Honor for the Boy Scouts of Lorain County at the First Congregational church awarded rewards earned in the past six months. It was the largest Lorain County court yet with 160 scouts, featuring eleven Eagle badges for eight Lorain and three Plymra scouts, under Eagle Commissioner E. P. Gates.
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First Congregational Church
Boy Scouts
Lorain County
New York
BE. P. Gates
Blyria
Lorain
Lorain County Court
Kidnapping Victim Free After Weeklong Ordeal
Fred J. Blumer, wealthy near beer manufacturer, was freed after a week of kidnapping and ransom threats. He collapsed from exhaustion and nerves upon return to Monroe, Wisconsin, after a running gun fight along the Illinois highway. Blumer said his abductors kept him blindfolded and chained as they moved from city to city at night, eluding detectives. He and his wife Bessie Blumer and daughter Marion are preparing to move past the incident with no ransom paid.
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Monroe
Wis
Hiinois
Fred J. Blumer
Blumer
Decatur
Ill
Bessie Blumer
Marion
B. Gnagi
United Press
Jack
Hoover Doctrine Shifts U S Nicaraguan Protection Policy
Washington reports outline a two point Hoover era policy in Nicaragua. U S property there may lack military protection, while citizens must evacuate or rely on their own safety. Observers compare this with Coolidge doctrine urging government protection for citizens abroad. Estimates place 850 American lives and 19 million dollars in property affected.
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Washington
Stimson
United States
Nicaragua
Coolidge
United Press
New York
Mr. Hoover
Caribbean
Bluefields
Puerto Cabezas
Cape Gracias A Dios
Sandino
Central America
Autos In Race Drivers Fined
Steven Zabal and Clarence Reamer raced cars on Lodi street near midnight to see who had the fastest car. A third party joined unexpectedly. At West street they were passed by a motorcycle patrolman. Zabal and Reamer were each fined $4 and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt upon arraignment on a reckless driving charge.
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Steven Zabal
Ninth Street
Clarance Reamer
R. D. Amherst
Lodi Street
West Street
Ernest Oldag
Zainal
Reamer
James A. Hewitt
Speaker Miss Hose Morarity to Address Republican Women
Miss Hose Morarity will speak at the Republican Women’s Club meeting on Tuesday evening April 21 at Mrs. Margaret Crisp’s home 115 Eastern Heights Boulevard Elyria native Morarity served as deputy auditor and deputy city clerk under several officials in Elyria She later joined Cham Rion Stove Company as assistant to the vice president and general manager Morarity led women into politics serving as chairman of the Republican Women of Ohio and as Women’s organizer across four states She was on Ohio’s Industrial Commission 1921 1926 and now leads Reilly Morarus Inc Workman’s Compensation Service of Elye Vand
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Miss Hose Morarity
Republican Women’s Club
Margaret Crisp
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Miss Morarity
Elyrian
F. R. Fauver
A. O. Curtiss
W. AG. Cooper
AL L. Patrick
C. M. Braman
Elyria
Jed Albert
Cham Rion Stove Company
Republican Women of
Ohio
Warreng. Marding
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Reilly, Morarus, Inc
Workman's ‘Compensation Service of
Leye- Vand
Fear for safety of Americans in Nicaragua
Reports from Balboa indicate fear for Americans and other foreigners in inland Nicaragua as insurgent activity grows. While coastal areas appear protected, Puerto Cabezas and eastern districts see signs of insurrection. Eight United Fruit Co. employees are confirmed dead. U.S. Marines assist and warships gather on the eastern coast to guard towns. S S Rochester and S S Sacramento prepare to move supplies and depart for Bluefields.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
Nicaragua
Puerto Cabezas
United Fruit Company
Augusto
Nicaraguan National Guard
United States Marine
Leutenants
Standard Fruit Company
United States
VA. S. S. Rochester
Corinto
Bluefields
U. S. S. Sacramento
Elyria Monument Dealer Angelo Delia Dies at 47
Angelo Delia a longtime monument dealer in Elyria died at home after a four month illness at 718 Edot avenue He had been in the business with Gaul for twenty five years He is survived by his widow Amelia one sister and a brother Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 9 30 from St Mary's church with burial in St Mary's Cemetery
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Angelo Delia
Ed&t Avenue
Delia
Gaul
Amelia
St. Mary's Church
Bartal
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elyria Boy and Eaton Man Victims in Separate Crashes
Two fatalities reported in Ohio accidents. Five year old Robert Sparks died after darts from curb into Bertha Philpott’s car on Hast Avenue Elyria. Frank Tite, 64, died when struck by a car driven by Howard Tittiles near Eaton Center while walking along Route 82. Both drivers not charged. Funeral services planned for Sparks at Sudro Funeral Home and for Tite at Eaton Church of Christ with burial at Ridgelawn and Butternut Ridge cemeteries.
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Elyria
Eaton Center
Robert Sparks
Orville Sparks
Ninth Street
Bertha Philpott
Cleveland Street
Hast Avenue
Tite
Clarence Adams
Adams
Memorial Hospital
4. C. Thompson
George Robson
Sudro Funeral Home
Harold Sarles
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Eaton
Eaton Township
Haton Church
Population Of County Jail At Low Ebb
Lorain County jail holds 18 prisoners, the lowest under Sheriff Clarence Adams. He notes an unusually crime free period with no major reports for weeks, crediting county night patrols patrolling roads for the drop in incidents.
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Lorain County
Clarence Adams
Adams
Governor Attends Gridiron Dinner in Cleveland
Governor George White and secretary A. C. Crouse depart Columbus at 3 p m for Cleveland to attend the City Club Gridiron dinner this evening.
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Columbus
George White
A. C. Crouse
Cleveland
City Club
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