Destitute Baron to Have Noble Funeral in New York
In New York on August 3 a destitute man known as Baron von Gleizheim is identified as Morris Stuch, 80, who lived in a $3-a-week room and survived on relief. Landlady Mrs. Jensen and cafe keeper Mrs. Bernard funded his care and prepared a notable funeral, aided by letters and photographs showing noble German lineage and a life in Heidelberg, San Francisco, and a claimed baronial past.
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New York
Fie Baron
Martin Jensen
Angelique Bernard
Baron von Gleizheim
Morris Stuch
St. Mary's Hospital
Heidelberg
Germany
Rhine
California
Baron Moritz Stach von Goltheim
Stach
San Francisco
Baroness Lionka Palarichien
Jensen
Bernard
Missing Ohio county treasurer Wright last seen in Columbus
An examiner from the State auditor checked records in the office of Ellis J. Wright, Newark County Treasurer, missing since July 18. Wright was last seen in Columbus during the Ellis convention parade, with no police report filed on his absence.
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Newark
State Auditor
Ellis J. Wright
Wright
Columbus
Worthless Check Is Passed Here
Local police received a description of a man who passed a worthless $12.50 check on an attendant at Linco Gas station at Lake Avenue and Bond Street on July 19. The check was drawn on the Cleveland Trust Company and issued by the American Stove Company of Lorain, endorsed as Carl Bennett.
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Linco
Corner Lake [Avenue
Bond Street
American ‘Stove Company
Lorain
Cleveland Trust Company
Carl Bennett
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and East Cleveland
Transfers show George Palich and Rosa Palich with George Latas and Daniva Latas at 2528 East 22nd Street Lorain for property on East 32nd Street Lorain. William Linden and Mary Linden convey to Edward K Devore and Agnes Devore at 2831 Elyria Avenue Lorain in Shef Land and Development Comps allotment. M Wilson transfers to Frank J Lennon in East Cleveland for Avon Lake Village property. Government described as an association of men existing for order liberty and progress not wealth or religion or art.
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George Palich
Rosa Palich
Jia George Latas
Daniva Latas
East 22Nd Street
Lorain
East 32Nd Street
William Linden
Mary Linden
Edward K. Devore
Agnes Devore
Elyria Avenue
Shef Land and Development Comp
Question Legality Of Holding Committees In Session
Columbus Ohio August 8 the legality of keeping legislative committees in session after sine die adjournment of the Ohio General Assembly was in official doubt. Senate committees reportedly spent 1105 on travel and staff salaries this year with about 20 committees active. Officials differ on whether contemplation of legislation continues after adjournment and thus whether such sessions are illegal.
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Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
General Assembly
Gott Reunion At Wellington Fairgrounds August 11
The Gott reunion will be held at the Wellington Fairgrounds on Sunday August 11. A basket picnic will be held at noon with attendees asked to provide table service. Blanche Sutliff is president Fern Haynes secretary. London hosts a Society for Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Control.
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Gott
Wellington Fairgrounds
Blanche Sutliff
Fern Haynes
Prince Abdul Kerim Ends Life in New York
Abdul Kerim Prince of the Blood Royal and grandson of Sultan Abdul Hamid of Turkey killed himself in his Hotel Cadillac room in New York. The 29 year old exiled royal registered at 1 4 p m and four hours later was found with a bullet wound. Police seized a death by own action note and searched for a letter in his letters to his royal highness. He came from Chicago and was born in 1896, exiled when the Turkish throne fell in 1924.
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New York
Abdul Kerim
Prince of the Blood Royal
Cadillac
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Abdul
Prince Abdul Kerim
Chicago
May Compromise On Utilities Bill In Senate Confab
Senate leaders in the three weeks long fight over the administration utility measure expressed a readiness to yield on some points. President Roosevelt hoped for a satisfactory bill as conference talks continued while Wheeler signaled a possible acceptance of the House ban on administration aid Benjamin Cohen in future sessions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Burton K. Wheeler
Benjamin Cohen
George Huddleston
Cohen
Conferences Express Hope for Possible Compromise
Officials expressed guarded optimism that a compromise might be reached amid ongoing talks. The discussions centered on key draft terms and procedural steps, with parties signaling willingness to bridge gaps and finalize an agreement in the coming days.
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Messize
Hospital bill to city rises for July at Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital filed with the city for indigent care in July totaling 1287.75, up more than 300 from June's 984.20. The largest single bill was 155.10 and the smallest 5.10. Herbert C. Cummings, Pol Adv.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Elyria
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Taeme
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Dwight
Oughton
J. H. Oughton
Barbara Oughton
Barbara
James
Richard
India
Far East
Ethiopia
Cities Service Gas
Esker
Fox
Harold Fox
West Ave
Second St
London
Prince
Japan
Army
Navy
Herbert C. Cummings
Pol
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Fred A
Democratic
Lorain County
Sea Lion
THE
Elyria Savings & Trust
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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