Republicans Act To Delay Tax-Rich Bill
Washington Aug 2 Republicans halted their House filibuster against a 270 million revenue bill after forcing an agreement to delay final passage until Monday. The maneuver aims to exhaust debate and force votes on passage and amendments, delaying adjournment plans for the current session amid fights over corporate tax, charity exemptions, and mining venture levies.
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Washington
House
Congress
Joseph W. Burns
Senate House
Finance Committee
Senate
Ways and Means
Narrow Escape After Morning Accident Near Elyria Memorial
H R Bowen 35 of North Olmsted was struck on Lorain road near Barton by L W Newcomer of North Fairfield. He suffered a severe wrist laceration and, after fast treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital, his condition improved though remained serious. Edward Knierim and daughter Louise were treated at Memorial Hospital after an East avenue crash involving Stewart Spitzer of Grafton. Spitzer unharmed and both cars badly damaged.
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Elytia Memorial Hospital
H.R. Bowen
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
Bowen
L. W. Newcomer
North Fairfield
Barton Road
Newcomer
Edward Knierim
East Avenue
Louise
Knierim
Stewart Spitzer
Grafton
Memorial Hospital
Spitzer
Firemen Answer Three Alarms In City Blaze Night
Three alarms were turned in within four hours as city fire crews fought a bedroom blaze sparked by children playing with matches at 377 Columbus Street. Firemen also quenched a grass fire started by a rubbish blaze on Poplar Street and contained an overloaded electric transformer on Commercial Alley after a lightning storm.
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City Fremen
Robert Mason
Columbus Street
Poplar Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Aterm
Weather update for Ohio Partly cloudy with showers tonight
The forecast indicates partly cloudy skies in Ohio with probable showers tonight and again on Saturday. Temperatures will not be as warm Saturday afternoon as today.
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Ohio
Reports Most Of Wheat Crop Now Harvested
United Press reports that by Aug 2 1935 most of the wheat crop has been harvested and stored, with stock yields near government estimates but higher prices. Illinois and other plains states show varied results, spring wheat still in fields in the northwest, and markets awaiting better prospects as drought and rust pressures persist.
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United Press
Chicago
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
Illinois
Department of Agriculture
Ethiopia Will Battle With Determination
Edward Beattie reports from Addis Ababa on the approaching Italian-Ethiopian conflict. He describes the country's mood and stark terrain, noting locals believe an Italian advance could be halted and quoting Ethiopians who say the men, not the houses, must be broken.
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Edward Beattie
Addis Ababa
United Press
American Press Association
Beattie
Nazi Germany
Italy
Ethiopians Prepare to Defend Independence Amid Drill Spirit
In Addis Ababa Ethiopians brace for possible war with Italy. Despite weak arms they study modern tactics after two years of Nazal Germany rearmament. Hotel clerks messenger boys and donkey bus crews drill in their spare moments, showing a strong will to resist foreign conquest.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Italy
Nazal
Charge filed over petition scheme to copy names in Columbus
In Columbus on August 2, Oliver W. Gillette and 12 youths copied names from city directories to election petitions aimed at placing a tax reform constitutional amendment on the November ballot. Police found 500 petitions with 49,000 names at Gillette’s headquarters. prosecutors vow a vigorous case. Gillette said the petitions would not be filed and claimed no offense.
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Columbus, CO
Oliver W. Gillette
Ohio League For
Chittenden
George §. Myers
Gillette
Myers
T. Vincent Martin
Secretary of State
Martin
League
Teague
Cleveland
Dayton
Uhrichsville
Dennison
O. W. Gillette
R. L. Kline
Columbus
Elmer Brunner
Hamilton
W. C. Tuner
van Wert
Frank Stewart
Youngstown
Spurned Suitor Of Mrs Bauer In Custody
Mandeville W. Zenge, 26, named as suspect in the mutilation murder of Dr. Walter J. Bauer, was arrested in Chicago after a dawn raid. He denied involvement, claimed innocence, and faced officers with his identity confirmed by authorities. The case ties to a kidnapping in Ann Arbor, with a Detroit suspect later named Russell Howitz.
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Chicago
Mandeville W. Zenge
Walter J. Bauer
Charles Dougherty
Mandeville Zenge
Zenge
Canton
Dougherty
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dan Gilbert
Roy Arnold
Bert Grey
J. Andy Zenge
Criminal Courts
Navy Pier
Louis Shaffer Bauer
Detroit
Russell Howitz
Widow To Meet Slain Husband's Family Today
In Cleveland on August 2, widow Louise Schaffer Bauer arrived to meet her murdered husband Dr. Walter J. Bauer's family and to view his mutilated body. Reporters and curious locals flooded the funeral home, but access to the body was denied.
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Cleveland
Louise Schaffer Bauer
Walter J. Bauer
Three Speeders Fined In Virginia Court
Three speeders from Cleveland paid fines of $10 and costs in Justice Joseph Petro's court yesterday. Defendants Carl Sapienza Russell Frey and Jim Korn faced charges for exceeding the speed limit on Route 20 in Ridgeville. Vermilion resident Hain, charged with driving 65 mph on Lake Road, pleaded not guilty and posted a $199 personal bond with a trial set for 1 p.m. August 6.
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Joseph Petro
Carl Sapienza
Russell Frey
Jim Korn
Ed Monroe
Ridgeville
Virginia
Hain
Vermilion
Chalmers Davidson
Lake Road
Petro
Most Complete Counterfeiting Plant Found
Secret service agents seized three men near High Falls New York as operators of a hidden counterfeiting operation described as the most complete found in the east. The raid recovered plates and finished bills amounting to 31 notes and supplies to print about 21,990,000 dollars in 1 5 and 10 denominations. The suspects were Ugo Albani, 42, alleged leader. Albert Ravone, 43, of New York. and Carmina Coppola, 46, of Brooklyn.
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New York
Secret Service
East
Peter A. Rubano
U. S
HoHonk Road
High Falls
N.Y
Ugo Albani
Ring
Albert Ravone
Carmina
Alienation of Affections Suit Filed for $10000
Mary Fundak of Lorain sues Mat Nekich Anna Nekich and Tony Subich for 10000 claiming they used influence to alienate her fiancé Andrew Tonich who planned to marry her on August 10 and offered deeds to two Lorain parcels worth 10000 if he married their 14 year old daughter, the petition states.
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Common Pleas Court
Mary Fundak
Lorain
Mat
Anna Nekich
Tony Subich
Nekich
Andrew Tonich
Anna
Tonich
Lightning Strikes Office Building in Heavy Storm
A severe evening storm with strong winds damaged the city’s streets and halted traffic on Fifth and Sixth streets. The General Industries Company building at Olive and Taylor was struck by lightning, dislodging bricks and causing about 59 dollars in damage. A fallen limb blocked a car wheel on East avenue, narrowly avoiding a collision between vehicles driven by J Puleak and Robert Burke.
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Fred Underhill
General Industries Company
Olive and
Taylor Streets
William Sehmittgen
East Avenue
J. Puleak
G Street
Lorain
Robert Burke
Hillsdale Court
Fifty Children Examined at Gates Clinic Today
Fifty children from 23 Ohio cities were examined at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children semi monthly clinic. Examinations were by Dr. C. H. Heyman of Cleveland and Dr. F. A. Lawrence of Elyria. Thirteen were new patients and 37 returned for follow up. Cities listed include Elyria Lorain Wellington Grafton Amherst Wadsworth Jeromeville Ashland fakewood Plymouth Sullivan Spencer Ashtabula Crestline North Ridgeville Londonville Mansfield Medina East Orwell Jefferson Fairport Harbor Bellevue Hayesville.
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Ohio
Gates Hospital
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Grafton
Ambherst
Wadsworth
Jeromeville
Ashland
Fakewood
Plymouth
Sullivan
Spencer
Ashtabula
Crestline
North Ridgeville
Londonville
Mansfield
Medina
Orwell
Jefferson
Fairport Harbor
Bellevue
Hayesville
U S Will Not Appeal Steel Merger Case
Washington Aug 2 Attorney General Homer Cummings announced the government will not appeal the adverse district court ruling involving Republic steel Corrigan and McKinney Steel Co merger. He said the case sought judicial scrutiny and the court found the transaction legal under the Clayton Act.
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Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Republicteel Corporation
Corrigan and Mc.Kinney Steel Co
Cummings
Prince Alexis Mdivani Killed In Speeding Crash
MADRID Aug 1 Prince Alexis Mdivani a Georgian prince and former husband of Barbara Hutton was killed when his Rolls Royce overturned on a mountain road near Palamos as he was racing to Figueras to escort a guest to a Paris train. His companion Baroness Maud Chyssen was badly injured and underwent surgery.
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Madrid
Alexis Moivani
Barbara Hutton
Louise van Alen
Newport
Barbara Haugwitz- Reventlow
Pyrenees
Palamos
Barcelona
Figueras
Alexis
Mdivani
Maud Chyssen
Girona Clinic
Girona
Mdivanis
Russie
Paris
Mar
Countess Sorry Not Surprised By Ex-Husbands Death in Spain
Countess Barbara von Haugwitz Reventlow divorces husband Alexis Mdivani and reacts to his death in Spain saying she is not surprised and that he drove like mad. She is with her new husband Count Court von Haugwitz Reventlow and plans a visit to Denmark en route to the estate near Copenhagen.
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U. P
Warnemuende
Germany
Barbara von Haugwitz-Reventlow
Alexis Mdivani
Spain
Barbara
United Press
Count Court von Haugwite Reventlow
Denmark
Paris
Copenhagen
Death Sentence bill fate dims in Washington stalemate
Administration leaders, chastened by House rebuffs, abandon hope for a compulsory death sentence for unnecessary utility holding companies this session. Senate leaders remain wary while aiming to salvage a regulatory measure. A chase for missing AG&E official Hopson intensifies as hearings resume, with subpoenas and testimony about covert campaigns and pressure tactics surfacing in the utility bill investigation.
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Washington
Administration
House
Hope
Senate
H. C. Hopson
Associated Gas & Electric Co
Hopson
Bernard B. Robinson
Chicago
Robinson
KE. P. Cramer
Plainville
N. J
Roosevelt
Homer S.S. Cummings
Department of Justice
Cramer
Benjamin Cohen
PWA
Cohen
Burton K. Wheeler
D. Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Deadlock stalls League of Nations bid to end Ethiopian crisis
Geneva report says Britain and Italy reached an apparent impasse over a two part plan to avert war. Capt Eden and Baron Aloisi failed to agree on a time limit for negotiations, prompting an indefinite postponement of today’s council meeting. Ethiopia’s delegate warns no solution based on the 1908 treaty will be accepted.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Council of the
League of Nations
Anthony Eden
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Mussolini
Capt
Eden
Baron Aloisi
Pierre Laval
France
Laval
Gaston Jeze
Ethiopia
Tecla Hawariat
Abyssinia
Ten More Auto Drivers Get Tickets
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick's department reported ten additional speeding arrests on busy county routes. Six tickets issued on Route 20, two on Route 59, two on Route 2. Hayes Newby of Marion fined $10 and costs for 68 mph on Route 20. pleaded guilty before Justice Petro. John Stupar of Cleveland fined $5 and costs for failing to stop at a railroad crossing. remanded to county jail for non-payment.
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Clarence W. Dick
Hayes Newby
Brightwood Drive
Marion
Ridgeville
Ea Monroe
Newby
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
John Stupar
West 117 Street
Cleveland
Bill Hoist
Joe Woodings
William Miller
Brownhelm Lownship
Building Permits Rise in Elyria in July
City Building Inspector L. P. Kaiser filed a July report showing 22 permits issued with an estimated value of 40,485, up from 15 permits and an estimated 22,730 in June. The month included 11 plumbing, 2 signs, and 15 electric permits, and Kaiser called the increase encouraging for a typically light July in the building trade.
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Elyria
L. P. Kaiser
Kaiser
Mysterious Box Contained Cigars Reported by Texan
Norris Shook a dark haired Texan testified before the House lobby committee that the mysterious box his uncle Representative Nate Patton carried from a hotel after a conference with a utility official contained cigars and cigars only, a claim echoed in the Aug. 2 Washington dispatch.
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Washington
Norris
House Lobby Committee
Nate Patton
Tex
Hot Weather Tips for a Refreshed Summer Drive
In hot weather, enjoy a refreshing car ride with windows down. If you lack a cat, consider today’s want-ad page for bargains on pets and other summer deals. Check today’s prices and terms to see if it’s worth investigating.
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Tountry
Sday
Tosday
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