CANDIDATES I FALORI FOR VOTES
Major primary candidates shift from southern to northern Ohio to rally votes. West campaigns in Mercer County as Donahey fights for footing in the Fourth District. White touts New Deal cooperation, Sawyer urges youth leadership, and Davey attacks the White administration amid district tours. Brown leads Republicans in Ohio gubernatorial race as Morgan chases field and Sparks targets party critics.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Charles West
Mercer County
Vic Donahey
White
Granville
Portsmouth
Ohio River
Oni
States of the Union
Roosevelt
Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Kent
Whia
Bucyrus
Ohio Milk Commission
State Highway Department
Davey
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Cleveland
Democratic League
Cuyahoga County
Lucas County
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Daniel E. Morgan
Brown
Springfield
C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Ed Szhorr
Columbus Lob byists Refuse to Answer Charges in Southern Counties
A series of speeches in southern counties yesterday focused on the continued refusal by Columbus lobbyists to answer charges. The events underscored ongoing political tensions and the campaign rhetoric surrounding the dispute.
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Columbus
John P. Quinn to Speak in Lorain on Planned Production
John P. Quinn, national organizer for the Socialist Labor Party, will speak at Streator Park Lorain at 7:30 p m tomorrow on Planned Production for the Workers. Organizer Mrs Anna Storck of Elyria announces Ernest Culshaw will also tour Toledo and other areas with talks on Dees Revolution Really between August 30 and September 3 covering Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin and Sandusky.
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John P. Quinn
Socialist Labor Party
Streator Park
Lorain
Anna Storck
Boston Avenue
Elyria
Ernest Culshaw
Toledo
Socialis Labor Party
Amherst
Oberfin
Sandusky
Closed incident declared over by Ohio Home Owners' Loan official
Henry G Brunner Ohio manager said the Lorain County branch case on the New Dealer magazine was a closed incident. KE L Moody district manager distributed magazines after hours and mislaid a bundle. Moody to receive verbal reprimand. Brunner to report to Federal Home Loan officials.
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Columbus
New Dealer
Lorain County
Ohio Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Henry G. Brunner
Ohio
Brunner
KE. L. Moody
Lorain
Moody
Federal Home Loan
Grass Fire At Neufer Court Narrowly Contained
Yesterday afternoon residents helped fight a grass fire along the river bank at Neufer Court. A resident used a garden hose to curb the blaze before Elyria fire crews arrived. Firemen returned to the station after 17 minutes due to the improvised containment.
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Hick
Neufer Court
Elyria
Governor Speaks At Portsmouth Dedication Ceremony
Governor George White was the principal speaker at Portsmouth dedication ceremonies for the new municipal building. He urged careful relief funding to create jobs for working Americans and warned against creating groups dependent on continued government funds. He predicted a return to prosperity while guarding against encouraging idleness.
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Portsmouth
Auz
George White
Death Record for John Antkowiak in Elyria
John Antkowiak 66 died at home 327 West Third street at 6 55 after a three week illness. Born in Poland June 13 1568 he lived in Elyria sixteen years from Peru Illinois. Employed eleven years at Western Automatic Machine Screw Co. Member of Holy Cross Church and St Casmir Lodge Peru. Survived by his wife 19 children 18 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday from the late home and Holy Cross Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery. Body to be taken from Bittner Funeral Home to his home 527 West Third Street today.
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John Antkowiak
Mary
West Third Street
Poland
Elyria
Pern
Ilinois
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Holy Cross Church
Aml
St. Casmir Lodge
Peru
Joseph Frzyganiak
Edward Strozewski
LaSalle
Illinois
Albert Maher
Itey Kaminski
Frances
John
New York
Stanley
Chicago
Edward
Joseph
Chester
Martin
Michael Antkowiak
Peter
Walter
Lawrence Budny
Gurial
St. Mary's Cemetery
Bittner Funeral Home
West Third St
Three Men Fined For Riding Freight Train
Mayor W H Vanoster arraigned Nick Harvick Mike Domburski and Fred Warmkivitz on a charge of riding a freight train. Fines of $1 and costs were assessed. Detectives Vibber of the New York Central Police arrested them this morning.
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Nick Harvick
Mike Dombruski
Fred Warmkivitz
W. H. Vanoster
Detective Vibber
New York Central Police
Oberlin Men Asked To Serve On Church Body
Three Oberlin men Julian Fowler W E Bontrager and James F Miskovsky have been invited by Harvey Firestone of Akron and David Ingalls of Cleveland to serve on the sponsoring committee of a newly formed Episcopal farmers organization called Church Men of Ohio Firestone is secretary and Clifford C Cawin of Cleveland is treasurer The group aims to unite Episcopal farmers across northern Ohio with about ten thousand merchants of the church and diocese of Ohio.
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Oberlin
Julian &. Fowler
W. E. Bontrager
James F. Miskovsky
Harvey 5. Firestone
Dr. of
Aktod
David 3. Ingalls
Cleveland
Episcopal Farmen
Church Men of
Firestone
Clifford C. Cawin
Episcopal
Ohio
Church
Ohie
Seminar on Higher Christian Education Thursday Evening
A religious seminar on Higher Christian Education will be held Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Methodist and Fira Church. Miss Mary Rogers and Malcolm Scott will lead discussion on education faith and peace related topics with Clara May as leader. Ruth McClaffits visiting Huntington Ohio stays with Mrs Lawrence Livermor at 2 Union Street. Misses Wanda Powers Evelyn Hallner Biegere and Rita participate.
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Methodist
Fira
Mary Rogers
Malcolm Scott
Clara May
Ruth McClaffits
Huntington
Ohio
Lawrence Livermor
Union Street
Park to honor Civil War battle Monocacy Memorial Park
Monocacy National Military Park established on site of the 1864 battle near Frederick Maryland to preserve history and scenery. President Roosevelt signs measure enabling development and land may be donated by patriotic groups and individuals. Union forces under Lew Wallace faced Jubal Early’s Confederates in a fighting that delayed their march on Washington.
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Washington
Monocacy National Military Park
Arno B. Cammerer
National Park Service
Roosey
Frederick Washington Boulevard
Frederick
Monocacy
Lew Wallace
Jubal A. Early
Wallace
Grant
City Point
Earry
Hisroops
Fort Stevens
The
Early
Virginia
Long Romance To End Soon
A Toledo couple Dorothy Christine Moebius and Paul Metzger plan to marry August 4 at St Catherine of Sienna Church after years of illness and steady recovery. Dorothy, injured in 1923, walked with a limp from an accident involving a bicycle and a large truck convoy. Metzger, from Delphos, moved to Toledo to work for Dorothy’s father, and the pair have supported each other through Dorothy’s long rehabilitation.
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Toledo
Dorothy Christine Moebius
Paul Metzger
St. Catherine of Sienna
Thorothy
William Moebius
Dorothy
Paul
Metzger
Delphos
Moebius
Oberlin notes travel visits and incidents
Reevers and Dunlap and Hughes families depart for camping near Versail lion on the Lake and Minnesota summers. Oberlin residents Lee and son Charles travel by New York to visit relatives before Charles resumes study at Oberlin College. Local residents visit relatives, social work leader Elizabeth Houghton returns from New York to resume work at Lorain County Children's Home. Cottage fires destroy two structures near Milwaukee Avenue. Village council postpones meeting to Friday due to Ruggles Beach picnic. Northwestern graduate Wigton attends Joe Schwartz funeral. Arthur Tife and spouse begin a several week East tour.
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Elizabeth Houghton
New York
Lorain County
Rena Citron
South
Caroline
Court Actions and Alimony Suits Reported
Fern Graff of Lorain sues Walter Grayer for gross neglect and extreme cruelty alleging a 1926 marriage with one child. Margaret Dettorre of Lorain seeks alimony from Frederick Dettorre after a long marriage producing six adult children. First Savings and Loan Co. sues Claire Burker of Akron for 1533 and 506 on five notes, plus a Brownhelm mortgage foreclosure sought.
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Fern Graff Lorain
Walter Grayer
Margaret Dettorre
Lorain
Frederick Dettorre
First Savings and Loan Company
Claire D. Burker
Akron
Brownhelm
Old Wild West Days Recalled Fort Worth Hero Courtright
In Fort Worth Texas a vivid replica image honors Jim Courtright a former marshal famed for a daring escape from Arizona Rangers during frontier days. Courtright allegedly killed a man in Arizona and was seized by Rangers before a citizen farewell banquet enabled his escape. He later returned to duty but was shot by a gambling house owner ending his brief tenure.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tom Stack
Jim Courtright
Arizona Rangers
Courtright
Arizona
Rangers
City Hall Guarded as Machine Guns Patrol Registrar Office
Police guard the city hall area as machine guns are mounted at the registrar of voters office across from the building. Rumors surge amid radio speeches by Kingfish and Walmsley, fueling the tense political showdown on the block.
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Registrar of Voters
City Hall
Kingfish
Walmsley
Stockholders of Union Trust to be sued
State Superintendent Ira J. Fulton announced that stockholders who have not paid their double viability within 90 days will be sued. Liquidator Oscar L. Cox recommended a due be assessed of 28.80. Book value of assets is 284,482, but liquidating value is 11,500,000, insufficient to cover present losses totaling 157,346,957. The move will affect thousands of Union Trust stockholders.
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UPI
Union Trust Company
Ira J. Fulton
Fulton
Oscar L. Cox
Cox
Union
Sealer Reveals Monthly Inspection Totals and Condemns Repairs
A monthly report shows 255 pumps inspected with 25 needing adjustment and 38 condemned for repairs. AT scales had 18 wires needing adjustment and four condemned. There were 73 miscellaneous inspections recorded.
Evicted Family Moves To Elyria
Mrs. Schuman and her five children found shelter in three rooms on Parmerey after four days under a congoleum rug near East River Street Carlisle Township. Salvation Army Captain Avery arranged a possible placement, while estate administrator Storner Hamlin defended the eviction noting nonpayment and prior notice.
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A. E. Avery
Salvation Army
Frank Rahl
Carlisle Township Trustes
Storner L. DB. Hamlin
Jennie Coon
East River Street
Carlisle Township
Justice of the Peace
Jenny Coon
Zea
California Cat Eats Grapefruit in Porterville
A Porterville citrus plant manager states his cat Jake eats grapefruit each morning. A grandmother cat in another home adopted two kittens born to her daughter after the mother refused offspring. Nearby, in New Orleans, gambling houses in the red light district were closed. Allen warned troops to shut them, with brief gaps. Long stayed protected at the Roosevelt hotel, meeting with Allen and others from his state political machine between microphone appearances.
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California
Porterville
Cal
Kline Buckley
Jake
Buckley
Federal Radio Commission
New Orleans
Red Light
Allen
Long
Hig
Roosevelt Hotel
Candidates 10 Speak At North Eaton
North Eaton residents will hear a non partisan meeting with Republican and Democratic candidates invited. The event will be at the North Eaton Grange Hall at 8 p.m. Friday, announced Carlton W. Blaine, master of the Grange.
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North Eaton
Carlton W. Blaine
Injuries Fatal To Publisher At Logan
A. F. Huls publisher and postmaster of Logan died in a Columbus hospital after an auto crash near Nelsonville Friday night. His wife Mrs Huls remained in critical condition. Huls was a longtime Republican figure in southeastern Ohio and formerly held a state office under Governor Frank B Willis.
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Columbus
Nelsonville
A. FE. Huls
Logan
Huls
Hull
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Cigarettes Stolen From Kroger Store on Lodi Street
Police reported a burglary at the Kroger Store at 618 Lodi Street after a morning theft of cigarettes and 73 cents. Officers searched the store and nearby area at 3:49 am following a tip from Edward Day, Kroger truck driver, who saw a light in the building. Investigators found a chisel and screwdriver left behind, with entry traced to the basement of an adjoining vacant store.
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Kroger
Lodi Street
Edward Day
C of C Receives RFC and Federal Reserve Pamphlets
Pamphlets from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and the Federal Reserve Board describing a new loan setup for industrial and commercial working capital have been received at the Elyria Chamber of Commerce office. Earl D. Becon, secretary, says the pamphlets may be seen at Chamber offices by anyone interested.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Earl D. Becon
Clove Growers To Get Aid Amid Trade Crisis
London reports government measures in Zanzibar to shield clove growers from moneylenders and looming ruin. The piece recalls long history of clove trade, noting Roman and Chinese awareness and colonial monopolies by Portuguese and Dutch to prop up prices.
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London
Ttpi
George
Zanzibar
East Indies
Far East
Amboyna
Oldest Altoona resident Rachel Burris dies at 110
Rachel Burris 110, Altoona's oldest resident, died at Blair County Home. Born April 19, 1824 in Annapolis of free Black parents, she witnessed 11 pivotal decades of U.S. history and lived 108 years in Central Pennsylvania. She is survived by her son Rev. Morris Burris, 75, of Pittsburgh.
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Altoona
Rachel Burris
Blair County
Annapolis
Rachel
Andrew Jackson
White House
Pennsylvania
Taddy’ Roosevelt
Morris Burris
Pittsburgh
Rabbit wool used to make clothing items in Eugene
In Eugene Oregon rabbits wool is being used on a large scale to manufacture articles including mattresses socks sweaters and sleeping bags. The effort centers on transforming rabbit wool into practical textile products for consumer use.
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Eugene
Ore
U.P
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Potatoes
Market notes show butter, eggs, poultry and fowl in varied weights with Leghorn and Plymouth Rock flocks listed. Potato receipts abundant with mixed prices. Chicago cash quotes reflect dairy and produce trade alongside grain figures for wheat corn oats and Timothy seed.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Creamer
Musenree
Gedo Frank
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia Cobblers
U. 1
Elon L
U.S
Bank Timothy
Married 70 years ends and views on divorce old soldier speaks
Queen City Missouri celebrates Mr. and Mrs. Baty S Collins marking their seventieth wedding anniversary. Collins, Civil War veteran, denounces modern divorce while recounting early hardships and an $8 monthly pension. He recalls giving each of his eight surviving children $160 at a reunion and jokes about money. Mrs Collins nods in agreement as they discuss politics and Roosevelts fate.
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Queen City
Baty S$. Collins
Collins
Mrs. Collins
Roosevelt
Colins
Model of Bark Picked Up Off Maine Coast
Portland Maine reports Winthrop Lothrop a local fisherman recovered a 13 inch model of an aid fashioned bark about 20 miles offshore. The vessel named Phyllis of Lynn Massachusetts drifted from King's Beach Lynn traveling 225 miles before rescue. A note in a bottle by owner Fred L Robbins Lynn said it was cast to sea for fun and the craft was rigged perfectly and in good condition.
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Portland
Winthrop Lothrop
Phyllis
Lynn
Mass
King's Beach
Lothrop
Fred L. Robbins
Cuba City band marks 50th anniversary with new civic theater
Cuba City Wisconsin military band, once part of Gen Ulysses S Grant's birthday celebration at Galena Illinois, celebrated its 50th anniversary by dedicating a new outdoor theater and band shell.
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Cuba City
Wis
Ulysses 5
Grant
Galena
Ten-Year-Old Letter May Win Texas Heir Estate
Public Administrator H A Korh reports Martin W Storrie died without a will and left less than 1000 dollars. He located Velma Storrie of Perrin Texas, a niece who preserved a 1924 mining letter promising her inheritance. The Texas heir may inherit the estate in Sacramento California.
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Sacramento
Cal
Velma Storrie
Perrin
Tex
Martin WV. Storrie
Storrie
H. A. Korh
Texas
Belled Buzzard of Perry County Dies in Ohio
The famed Belled Buzzard of Perry County is dead after Delbert Farmer found the bird on a cliff near Bremen. Farmers removed the bell that had sounded its travels, the bell once tied to the young bird and heard as it flew high above the region. Separately in York County, Pennsylvania, allegations of liquor tax violations spurred the Prohibition League to offer 259 in rewards for evidence of Sunday law violations.
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Ohio
Deat Junction City
Perry County
Delbert Farmer
Bremen
Ohi
York
The
Prohibition League of
York County
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