Sresh Tells Of Short Sales In Wall Street
Washington April 22 UP Matthew C Brush a noted Wall Street trader testified at the Senate banking and currency committee market investigation. He said he held an 18 000 000 stock market interest and in spring 1920 added short positions. Brush described himself as a substantial trader and former bear who began selling short in spring 1934.
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Washington
Matthew C. Brush
Wall [Percet
New York
Ste
Brush
Senate Banking Andl Currency Committee
Hoe
American International Corporation
Jacoby to Wed Tennis Star Mary McHale in Dallas
Oswald Jacoby New York bridge player will marry Miss Mary Zita McHale Dallas tennis star next Monday in Dallas. parents of Miss McHale announced today. In Cleveland Beatrice Haskins Stewart 27 a divorcee was arrested with two companions who allegedly confessed holding up 19 filling stations and drug stores in six weeks. The others are Earl Hicks 25 and Russell 32, all of Portsmouth. In Columbus a man about 25 was found dead in the Scioto River with skull crushed. In Marysville Joseph Potts faces 20 years to life for the October bank robbery. jury verdict urged mercy.
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Cleveland
Beatrice Haskins Stewart
Earl Hicks
Russell
Portsmouth
Stewar
Columbus
Scioto River
Marysville. O
Joseph Potts
Richwood Farmers Bank
Potts
Cabinet recovered after theft at Old Mill gas station
Police recovered a cabinet stolen from the Old Mill gas station on Oberlin road last night. The person found with it agreed to pay for damage caused tearing it from the wall, and the station operator asked that no charges be filed. The report notes.
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Oberlin Road
Court House Records Divorce Filings Involving Clyde Park and Maude Park
Clyde Park of Penfield filed for divorce from Maude Park on gross neglect, citing a 1910 marriage and three children including Agnes Keller Lorain. Meanwhile Joseph Park filed for divorce from an unnamed spouse on grounds of gross disrespect and extreme cruelty, with marriage dated January 25.
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Clyde Park
Maude Park, Penfield
Agnes Keller
Lorain
Joseph
Grapho logy feature ends tomorrow
The Jeanne Hardy graphelos feature run in the Chronicle Telegram for weeks ends with tomorrow’s issue. People wishing handwriting analyzed must mail their tests to Jeanne Hardy by tomorrow. Elsewhere, Sheriff Morton Ansley of Hardin County remains home with several fractured ribs after his car skidded off the highway near Springfield on the way home from a Lebanon meeting. Victor Nelson drowned in the Sandusky River on Thursday. Trade groups seek razing cooperative societies. A rare 1796 halfpenny was found in Buckle Scotland. Europe sells vacations on installment, linking to Christmas club ideas. England bans potatoes from France over the Colorado beetle scare.
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Jeanne Hardy
Chronicle-Telegram
Isue
Kenton
Sheariff Morton A. Ansley
Hardin County
Springfield
Lebanon
Sheriff Sailebury obituary recalls rugged early county law
Number Two continues recounting crime era when beatings and killings occurred with horse and buggy, long sheriff calls, and limited transport. William Hillier, township trustee of Ridgeville, killed a burglar in his home after the criminal shot Marshall Henry Krohn during a resist. Sailebury, former Grafton marshal and eight year deputy sheriff, led the county's law enforcement era. He is survived by his wife and three daughters Theodora Woichal, Mrs. Fred Rawson of Ilyria, and Mrs. J C Compton of Philadelphia. Funeral Saturday at Sudro Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Raff Kery
William Hillier
Ridgeville
Henry Krohn
Marshall
Krohn
Hillier
Wellington
Sailebury
Grafton
Theodora Woichal
Fred Rawson
Ilyria
J. C. Compton
Philadelphia
Sudro Funeral Home
G. A. Reeder
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Lorain Cleanliness Ordinance Suit To Be Heard Tomorrow
The injunction hearing to restrain enforcement of Lorain citys cleanliness ordinance is set for tomorrow morning before Judge W K Thompson. The action by Cleveland Shopping News claims the ordinance blocks distribution of their paper by prohibiting free circulation of all advertising papers and cards advertising goods for sale.
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City of
Lorain
W. K. Thompson
Cleveland Shopping News
Council
Capone Appeals To Supreme Court Over Tax Conviction
Washington bulletin reports Al Capone filed an appeal to the Supreme Court challenging his income tax fraud conviction. Attorneys J Michael J Ahern and Albert Fink submitted the brief, contesting the felony counts that led to a combined 11 year sentence and fines totaling 5000.
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Bulletin
Washington
al Capone
J. Sapems
Miners Attacked by Men Armed With Clubs
Bulletin from Richmond Missouri reports a group of men armed with clubs attacked miners at Bates Coal Mine No 21. Miners retreated unharmed and no arrests were made. Picketing of Bates properties and other closed mines continued. Temporary injunction granted by the circuit court a few days ago remains in effect.
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Richmond
Bates Coal Mine
Bates
Circuit
Foremen Enjoy Fishing Thrills at Elsna Club Meeting
More than 190 foremen and attendees gathered for the Elsna Foremen's Club April meeting. Four reels of fishing and outdoor life films depicted Canadian wilds with trout and bass catches, camp life, motor boating, and other sport scenes. A group of 14 attending foremen heard music and jokes during an active program segment.
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Enria
Medina
Elsna
Vem
Man
Bank Creditors Get Dividend
A dividend of 18 percent is authorized to be paid to all creditors who filed claims against the Amherst Say 1pes and Barking Company in liquidation under I. J. Tulton state superintendent of banking. The payment was ordered by Common Pleas Judge A. Webster on application of the attorneys. This dividend is the second to be paid since liquidation began.
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Amhierst
1Pes and
Barking Company
I. J. Tulton
Common Pleas
A. Webber
Patiens
Abbe Read Man Fined By Mayor
Abbe Read Man was fined to and costs when arraigned before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning on a charge of selling adulterated milk. The mayor suspended 40 of the fine. Charges brought by George Savage food inspector for an offense alleged committed April 15.
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C Linden
Abbe Read
W. H. van Oster
Linden
George Savage
Death Record FRED OLDENBURG
Fred Oldenburg father of Mrs Warren Jones of 226 Denison avenue died at 8 39 this morning at Elyma Memorial hospital. The body was removed to the S W Mather Funeral Home Cleveland where funeral services will be conducted.
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Fred Oldenburg
Warren
Jones
Denison Avenue
Elyma Memorial Hospital
SW. Mather Funeral Home
Cleveland
Gas supply graph shows Ohio Fuel Gas Co linked to independents
A page 1 continuation notes a graph illustrating the gas supply chain. It shows the Ohio Fuel Gas Co is supplied by independent producers who sell whatever gas they have available.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Community political meetings arranged in Oberlin
Four men and four women organize informal nonpartisan meetings on April 26 to discuss many local candidates for the primary. Venues span Oberlin addresses and churches, covering every village section to exchange candidate information.
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Oberlin
D. C. May
North Main Street
Mabel Flakes
East Lorain Street
Charles Matruder
North Pleasant Street
Herren
East College Street
Rust M. E. Church
P. Do. Hubbard
South Professor Street
A. Miller
Morgan Street
J. A. Richards
Forest Street
William Smith
Elm Street
Mass
M.E Munson
West Callege Street
BE. A. Heacon
West College Street
E. M. Ransom
West Loram Street
B. RK. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
Mr. Vanderlip
North
Dramatic Association to Present Comedy The Cradle Sons
The Oberlin Dramatic Association will stage The Cradle Sons a comedy by OG Martinez Sierra this evening and Saturday. Cast includes Fletcher Florence Martin Adele Coleman Lucille Lee Patricia Poole Helen Simon Mary West fall Gene Delfs Marian Grain Archibald McLeod William Swetland and Ted Peck. The Oberlin Women's Club hosts its annual luncheon at Oberlin Inn on Friday at 12:30. Dr. C W Carrick mourns father’s death. Mrs George Batley injured in auto accident. Bridgetra Club hosts bridge dinner at Mrs Frank Wharton’s Lakewood home. winners listed. Floyd Harley and wife welcome a son born yesterday at Allen Hospital. Eastern Stars inspect Queen Mary Chapter in Lorain. Professor Sims Oberlin College speaks to Men’s Club on Economic and Social Survey of Oberlin.
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Oberlin Women's Club
Oberlin Inn
Bridgetra
Frank Wharton
Lakewood
George Broadwell
H. A. Broadwell
John McConneil
Lorain
Gas reserves and rates discussed by Ohio Fuel Gas Co official
Mr. Weaver explained that a dependable reserve supply is vital to meeting peak demand and building gas stocks. He described how reserve wells, some long life others short, are sealed and opened as needed, costing eight to ten thousand dollars each and sustaining service despite weather or supply gaps.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Weaver
Mtv
Elyna
Ohionel Gas Co
Thasa
al Ways
Elyria
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Tharp
Thrir
J.C. George
Chronicle- Telegram
Carlisle Field
Elyrian
Matter &O
Utilities Commission
Fisher Bros Send Boys to Los Angeles Olympics
Fisher Bros announce a nationwide contest to select 20 boys who will win an all expenses paid 16 day tour to Los Angeles for the Olympic Games. The trip departs Chicago July 26 with six days at the games beginning July 30. Details available at Fisher stores.
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Los Angeles
Fisher Broth
Era
United States
Chicago
Fisher's
Elyria Fights for Gas Rates in Ohio Logan Case
Elyria officials push for uniform gas rates across Ohio after a Logan case hearing. The council debates whether Lorain and neighboring towns receive unfairly lower or higher rates, with Elyria seeking a four year contract and potential legal action if rates aren’t adjusted. City officials weigh a rate ordinance ahead of a Utilities Commission review.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Weaver
Tharp
Elyria Group
Butler
Logan
Elyria
Lorain
Leain
Floria
Mr. Weaver
Logan Diasco
Cleveland Market Prices and Ohio Potatoes Report
Cleveland markets show steady prices in produce and eggs with butter and poultry firming. Livestock quotes indicate mixed steady to slight declines across hogs cattle calves and sheep, while Midwest wheat corn and oats hold near current levels. Ohio potato receipts and regional produce markets list varied items with prices for rutabagas greens onions parsley and other perishables.
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Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Green Mountain
Cleveland
Man Held On Liquor Charge In Ridgeville
A man giving the name Chay Griener of Parma Ohio was arrested today by deputy sheriffs in Ridgeville for transporting several gallons of alleged liquor. He is to be arraigned this afternoon.
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Chay
Griener
Parma
Ohio
Ridgeville
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