Forty-eight crippled children examined at Gates Hospital clinic
Forty-eight children aged eight months to 17 years were examined at the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children clinic. Eight new patients and 40 returnees were present. the youngest was an eight-month-old from Austinburg nearly 109 miles away. Doctors noted progress in treatments for leg and hip conditions. several towns and doctors named.
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Gates Hospital
Austinburg
Frank W. Hoover
Lorain
Amherst
Oberin Ington
Columbia Station
Xew
London
Crestline
Akron
Jerom2ville
Mansfield
Galion
Middle Bass Island
Wadsworth
Nors Conneaut
Geneva
Hities
Ashland
President Roosevelt's Cruiser Arrives in Portland River
Bulletin from Portland reports the Cruiser Houston carrying President Roosevelt home from a five week sea trip entered the Willamette River 22 miles below Portland at 12 15 p m EST. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman notes details of a bicycle theft connected to a local carnival.
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Portland
Ore
Houston
President Roosevelt
Willamette River
Columbia
Paul Bridges
Spitzer
Paul Chapmec
Milk Producers to Meet Monday in Lorain County
Lorain County dairy farmers will discuss challenges at the quarterly Lorain County Producers Association meeting in the county courthouse Monday evening. Ohio State University dairy specialist C J Blackman is set to speak on county dairy issues, with J D Hersey of Cleveland’s Dairymer’s Co operative Sales Association expected to attend.
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Lorain County
C. J. Blackman
Ohio State University
J. D. Hersey
Cleveland
Kansas City
Park A
Dimest Uh Me
Th County Producers’ Assoc Dition
Jersey City Health Crisis Sparks Early Isolation
Food sources were placed under Terce today amid a spreading infectious disease in Jersey City New Jersey. Officials ordered isolation of all patients and launched a broad probe for the germs origin with tests conducted on collected samples.
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Jersey City
Messages of Sympathy for Roosevelt Gables President
A flood of condolences reached the Roosevelt administration as citizens and officials sent messages and essays of sympathy for the President. The public and private figures expressed respect for the late leader, with officials coordinating messages from departments and prominent individuals.
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Roosevelt Gables
Hospital records show busy July with admissions rise
July at Memorial Hospital registered higher activity with 258 total admissions. While 12 represented revisits, most patients were new admits, reflecting a busy month under the care of the medical team and the hospital administration.
Minneapolis Battle Ground Fears Raise Militia Raids
Aug 3 report from Minneapolis describes marauding motorized pickers clashing with trucks and drivers. Adjutant General Ellard Walsh commands 815,099 militiamen to raid suspected terrorists, as patrols attempt to restore calm away from the downtown arms district.
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Bulletineapolis
Court actions and filings in Marion and Lorain counties
In Marion a divorce suit is filed by Gilbert against Voile on grounds of gross neglect, while Rose Kelling is named executor of John Gubeno's will with Kate Kriebel and others as tenants, seeking will terms. In Lorain, John Albreces and Mell Esterwood sue Barnes of Elyria for 15000 in a slip related to alleged felonies and use of fish boats and nets in 1932, claiming restraint from equipment use.
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Marion
Voile Gilbert
Rose Kelling
Exscuir
John Gubeno
Fred
Kate Kriebel
John Ea Frank Albreces
Mell Esterwood
Lorain
Barnes, Dare
Elyria
Petit
Heratre of the Arts
Death Record of John J. Ladrach Near Birmingham
John J Ladrach died at home one mile east of Birmingham Thursday afternoon at 1 Melork age 86 years 4 months and 1 day. Born in Tuscarawas County he lived near Birmingham and was known in Erie and Lorain counties. Survived by widow Emma Ladrach two sons Walter Florence Ohio Louis and Mary at home one sister Mrs Emma Leonard of Dover Ohio and one brother Fred Ladrach of Youngstown. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 PM at the Methodist Episcopal Church Henrietta with Rev Kaedzel officiating.
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John J. Ladrach
Jonn
J. Ladrach
Birmingham
Melork
Tuscarawas County
Tnn
Birminstem
Erie
Lora
Emma Ladrach
Walter
Florence
Louis
Airs
Emma
Leo Neon
Dover
Fred Ladrach
Youngston
Methodist Episcopal Shurch
Henrietta
5 I Kaedzel
Mrs Jackson Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Jackson, lifelong resident, dies after extended illness at her North Cedar Avenue home. The obituary notes her birth in c oO' Mo and a long connection to the community, with survivors including sisters and a spouse. Public notices invite attendees and mention a wake and memorial plans.
Democratic romen to picing Thiel si
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Democratic event or person named Thiel with unclear context. Other fragments mention Sherratt mayor and Mrs. gand, but no coherent detail or verifiable outcome.
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Democratic
ROMEN
Men in Lake Erie storm rescue and loss recounts
United Press reports a severe gale off Lake Erie uprooted trees and damaged farms. Four youths drifted at sea after a squall tore their boat apart, with several families reported without telephones and extensive crop and property damage across coastal towns.
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United Press
Lake Erie
Co Cai
Tosdo Maz Hig Son Ware
Tore Marning
Darlil
David
Bis Wilkinaburg
Ain A
Yanoshik
Mer
Mansfeld
Willoughay
Mester Painevile
Kirti
Bartan
Lindy Law Suspect Robert G Kent Jr Faces Charges
Robert G. Kent Jr, under arrest in Roanoke Virginia, is sought for abduction and murder of Mary J. Hastings. State intends murder charges while federal authorities pursue prosecution under the Lindbergh law, with Kent preferring to be the government's prisoner.
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Robert C. Kent, Jr
Robert G. Kent, Jr
Roanoke
Mary J. Hastings
U.S
Kent
1917 Senate action on Amérique final islands
A brief report notes formal daytime shoe ida purchased by IMark and related Senate move to void the América final islands in 1917.
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Ida
iMark Hace Tn
Senate
Taimute
América
Ftinal Islands
County 4-H contest winners to be announced at Cascade Park
Page one continues with events as the annual four-H show features cattle and girl and boy demonstration contests. Winners will be called in county-wide demonstrations and contests, with the event planned for Cascade Park near Thursday, aiming to keep clubs active in the state fair season.
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Cascade Park
Coal price inquiry under way in Washington
In Washington on August 3 the National Recovery Administration continued hearings into coal prices. Five Cleveland retailers led by James E. Campbell challenge the code authority’s minimum prices, arguing they reflect not actual delivery costs. Campbell and counsel Theodore W. Kearns urged the code’s figures are too high, seeking lower prices and temporary injunctive relief while the case proceeds.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Divisional
Code Authority
F. E. Berquist
NRA Planning , and Research Division
Cleveland
James EB. Campbell
Campbell
Theodore W. Kearns
Cada
Ohio
Pocahontas
Weather and Fire Damage Report from Severe Storms
Three percent of the system is underground limiting further trouble. Factories including Fay Stocking Company and Fox Furnace Company suffered roof and window damage but operations remained ongoing. Thayer Company noted damaged chimneys and several broken windows. Tuberculosis Sanatorium windows were broken and many trees fell. Rescue crews aided by deputies cleared roads and hung lanterns to mark obstructions after a night of disruptions. Two men escaped drowning when a gale wrecked their cabin cruiser near Sandusky while attempting to port.
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Foramen
Sears
Fay Stocking
W H. Vanoster
Fox Furnace Company
Thayer
Louis Anderson
Elyria
Criker
Sandusky
Clarance W. Dick
Claude Adams
Ed Monroe
Paul Chapman
Highlands Games Preserve Bold Highland Traditions
The Highlands of Scotland host traditional events including the caber toss a test of strength and balance. Competitive piping and dancing contribute to the festive atmosphere as part of the enduring Highland Games celebrated in the region.
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Highlands
Scotland
Cleveland Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Produce
Market notes from Cleveland show steady levels in butter eggs poultry and potatoes with notable activity in beans celery radishes and live stock. Prices per basket per dozen and per hundredweight are listed for multiple categories including Leghorn fowl ducks and calves, while regional fluctuations hint at mixed demand for spring goods.
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Cleveland
Hindenburg’s Body to Leave Metaeck for Memorial Service
Tuesday procedures outline the transport from Metaeck to Fannenburg for the late President Hindenburg. A funeral rite begins at 11 a.m. with a concert and religious readings as soldiers fire a final salute. The body will be interred in the Fannenburg memorial vault, a colossal tombstone envisioned since 1919 and realized by 1927.
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Beerhosen
Eraica
Ston
Artiers
Hindenburg
Gerry
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