Cox Declares Ohio Democrats Facing Crisis
Former Gov James M Cox declares the Ohio Democratic Party at a crisis point its fidelity to clean government is at risk. He backs Charles Sawyer for governor saying Sawyer offers corrective leadership amid alleged coercion of office holders and state contract beneficiaries. Cox warns a poor primary showing could doom the ticket in November and hinder future campaigns. Governor Davey continues western county tours while Sawyer campaigns in Cleveland and broadcasts on state welfare reforms. Supreme Court Judge Arthur...
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United Press
Ohio
James M. Cox
Dayton
Today
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
State House
Hugh L. Nichols
Cox
Martin L. Davey
Democratic Party
Western
Davey
Williams
Fulton
Wood
Henry
Putnam
Geauga
Lake
Ashtabula
Common Pleas
H. Muler
Mercer County
Celina
John L. Lewis
Cleveland
Bureau of Examination and Classification
State Bureau of Juventile Research
Secretary of State
Warren County
Wiliam J. Kennedy
Gerald L. K. Smith
Louisiana
Committee of One Million
Columbus
John L
Court House notices mix with summons and arrests in Lorain
In And About The Court House a pair of vehicle damage reports from Lake avenue and a speeding fine highlight ongoing sheriff and justice court actions. Cases include Ferris charged with hotel fraud totaling 447.94 and a civil suit by Frank Cambria against Stop and Shop Bakeries for 25000 over a death claim, plus divorce alimony and assorted local claims.
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Frank Cambria
Angeline Cambria
Tedev
Stop and Shop Bakeries, Inc
Alfred G. Dieterick
Muss
Alumni Picnic Planned By Chronicle Telegram Group
Chronicle Telegram Alumni Association members will gather tomorrow afternoon at Humphrey's Landing near Wakeama for a picnic. Kenneth Barclay, association president, said attendees should meet at the Chronicle Telegram office at 1 pm. Rain postponement is possible.
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Chronicle-Telegram Alumnic Association
Humphrey's Landing
Wakema
Kenneth Barclay
Chronicle-Telegram
Barclay
Dr Andrew Dobson to Perform at Second Methodist Church
Rev J U Watson announced a program by Dr Andrew Dobson at 5 PM August 26 at the First Methodist Church to raise funds to pay down the Seventeenth street church debt. Dobson, a renowned Negro entertainer, has for years broadcast from WJJD Chicago and is noted across America.
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J. U Watson
Second Methodist
Middle Avenue
17Th Street
First Methodist Church
Andrew Dobson
Seventeenth Street
Dobson
WJJD
Chicago
America
Watson
Kentucky Senate Campaign Foes Clash Over New Deal Loyalty
In Kentucky the Chandler Barkley race dominates the primary dynamic as Chandlers allege poisoning and Barkley touts New Deal records. A Thursday Jackson incident left former Sheriff Lee Combs dead and two others wounded amid a bitter contest. Other Republicans like Heewell and Douglas contest the Senate seat as political tension rises.
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White House
New Deal
Barkley
Alben
Chandle
Kentucky
Jackson
Lee Combs
Lewis
Chandler
Sherif Victor Deaton
John QO. Heewell
Hardinburg
Roscoe C. Douglas
G. Tom
Andrew ©. Ritchie
Cc. Roberts
Davidson Claims He Triggered Local Relief Probe
County Commissioner John E Davidson asserts he initiated the state relief investigation now underway by State Auditor Joseph Ferguson. He says conversations with Examiner William Klebold five months ago and a Cleveland meeting with Chief Relief Examiner P Van Sheik led to Ferguson's visit to review local aid administration.
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Davidson
John E Davidson
George P. Brett
Lorain
Omerber
Oscar G. Dunn
Joseph Ferguson
Wiliam Klebald
Klebald
Klebold
Edward Dechant
Cleveland
P. van Sheik
Ferguson
Man Wanted for Kidnapping Slain in Fight With Police
Lebanon, Pa Aug 6 Earl Young of Lebanon was killed in a pistol fight with police at Hot Springs Ark He was wanted on a kidnapping charge and for questioning in a murder. Federal agents listed Young as wanted for the kidnapping of a Kansas State College escort and as a suspect in the kidnapping murder of a Sioux Falls high school girl. A warrant was issued in Louisville for Young on a Lindbergh case link. Moving events and local notes follow in Spencer: church meetings, anniversaries, 4-H sewing, school changes, and community notices.
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Lebanon
Earl
Eung
Hot Springs
Ark
Vesterax
Young
Kansas State College
Betty
Sioux Falls
Burst Of Buying Sends Stocks Up
A brisk buying wave lifted stocks to near year highs in dull trade as investors pushed leading shares higher. A broad rally across gems, rubbers, steels, aviation and copper supported the market while bonds showed uneven movement. Wheat eased about three cents to the June contract amid steady retail and wholesale trade gains and mounting unemployment concerns.
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New York
See
Prs
Remeain
Aero
Sfrek
Selc Regulat
Local social notes recount visits and travels in Ohio and Canada
Farive of Ahlan Michigan enjoyed a ten day motor trip to Vermont and Quebec with relatives. Caldwell Olivcis relatives visited Curtice family. Funeral for Oscar Stafford attended in Ashtabula. Howard Shick visited Cleveland. Alive Dilley returned home from Circleville after weeks with Marion Wolf. Betty Miller visited by grandparents Frank and Mj Miller. Emerson reunion held in Branchport New York. Mae Hylen and Bernice of Elyria with Geisingers of Lodi visited locals. Fern McCourt property on West Main being painted by Harry Hendricks.
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Bev
Jd W Shelhinger
Columbus
Waldo E Byers
Spencer
Homerville
South Main Street
Lutheran Church
Minesters
Frank Miller
Clyde Taylor
West Salem
Maude Hendricks
E. Thompson
DR. Aldrich
Dale Gould
Sullivan
Adreigh Hendricks
Marion Wolf
Wolf
Circleville
Baptist Missionary Society
Kenneth Crosby
Mary van Valkenburg
Verna Aukerman
Cleveland
Celia Bishop
Gertrude Wond
Sidney Beach
Berea
Martin Koch
Kate Moffet
Sadie Gault
Medina
Virgil Sheats
Farive
Ahlan
Michigan
Saturney Cresure
LA Bees
Millard Fuller
Lakesood
Nelson Fuller
Donald Wilson
Barberton
Vermont
D Qurbec
Canada
Mroc
Jayton Curtice
Caldwell
Oliv Cis Ag
Curtice
Frank Browand
Wirs Stedman Hunter
Mary Howe
Leonard Bridges
Betty Miller
Rittman
G. L. Emerson
Branchport
New York
Emerson
Mae Hylen
Bernice
Elyria
David Geisinger
General Industries Workers Picnic Set for August 27
Two thousand picnickers from General Industries and their families are expected to attend the annual employee picnic at Crystal Beach on August 27. The committee aims for the largest turnout yet and plans games and a possible office versus factory baseball game. About 750 people are employed, and organizers hope recalled workers will join friends at the event.
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General Industries Company
Crystal Beach
Pope Clark Contest Features Campaign In Idaho Primary
Boise Aug 6 Idaho voters go to the polls Tuesday to choose between Senator James H Pope and Rep BD Worth Clark in a feature Democratic primary. Farley backs Pope calling him a true friend of the administration while Clark runs on a self reliant platform. Pope chairs the Senate Agricultural Committee and seeks reelection as a New Dealer.
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Boise
Ida
Idaho
James H Pope
James A. Farley
Worth Clark
Pope
Senate Agricultural Committee
Clark
Guy Barnilla Clark
Ourself
Farley
Senate
Walter H Anderson
Donald Callahan
Frank Adams
Man Arrested For Disorderly Conduct In City
Jony Zlatkowski 27 of 345 West River Street fined $19 and costs after arraignment before Justice Leonard Smith on a disorderly conduct charge. Police said he was arrested around 3:00 AM at his home following a reported fight. He displayed a badly discolored left eye in court.
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Jony Zlatkowski
West River Street
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Zlatkowski
Reverend and community notices mix of church services and obituaries
A jumbled local item lists church services across denominations with Rev L Be, Danwis, and other ministers, then notes the death of Mrs Billie M Hardy of Howland Hill, with survivors and funeral arrangements. Additional society notes mention memorials for Professor Kenneth Fo Williams, Sacred Heart church picnic plans, and assorted Oberlin briefs including visits and vacations of local residents.
Elderly Man May Have Skull Fracture
William Siegmeyer, 80, of 3276 West 86th Street, Cleveland, sustained a possible skull fracture with multiple abrasions after a fall at 2:20 p.m. yesterday in the Oaks Tavern on Broad Street. He was treated at Elgin Memorial Hospital and later taken to a Cleveland hospital at his wife’s request.
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William Siegmeyer
West 86Th Street
Cleveland
Elgins Memorial Hospital
Oaks Tavern
Broad Street
Fear 6 Lost Lives In Flooded Creek
In Gatlinburg Tennessee on August 6 a flood from a mountain creek believed to have killed six people. The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gillon were recovered while Mrs. Alfred Ball and her three children remained missing. All were residents of a Sevier County farm house swept away when Tur ning Fork Creek breached its banks.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Jess Gillon
Alfred Ball
Sevier County
City Hall to Close at Noon for Primary Election Vote
Service Director I. D Faxon announced that City Hall and the water department office will close Tuesday at noon to allow city employees to vote in the primary election. The water office will reopen Wednesday.
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City Hall
I. D Faxon
Water Department
BP AL
Lineman Electrocuted Near Tippecanoe City
Doerst, 63, a lineman for the Municipal Electric Plant, was electrocuted yesterday near Tippecanoe City when trapped between two hugh tension wires. Local authorities investigated the accident and reported no further details available at press time.
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Tippecanoe City
Cff
Doerst
Municipal Electric Plant
Sheffield Lake Salary Ordinance Attacked In Suit
Marshall William McKinley of Sheffield Lake Village today filed in common pleas court a suit challenging a December 29 1937 emergency ordinance by Sheffield Lake Lame Duck council that cut his salary from 1500 to 100 a year He contends the action violated voter referendum limits and seeks a court declaration voiding the emergency ordinance and restoring his salary
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Sheffield Lake
Lame Duck" Council
Common Pleas
Marshall William McKinley
Sheffield Lake Village
McKinley
Lame Duck
Two Cleveland youths fined for reckless driving and intoxication
Two youths appeared before Justice Leonard Smith in police court this morning. Edward Canda, 21, of 3131 West 54th Street, drove at 70 mph on Cleveland Street and was fined $2 plus costs for reckless driving. Frank Kreete, 24, of 2197 West 85th Street, riding with Canda, was fined $1 plus costs for intoxication.
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Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Edward Canda
West” 54Th Street
Cleveland Street
Frank Kreete
West 85Th Street
Canda
Williams Fined for Intoxication in Police Court
Ernest Williams of 231 Wooster Street was fined $10 and costs on an intoxication charge after arraignment before Justice Leonard Smith in police court this morning. Williams was arrested around 3:55 a.m. yesterday on Middle Avenue.
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Herbert J. Robbins
Cleveland
Preston L. Coon
Telegraph Road
Justice Coon
Cleveland Automobile Club
Stebbins
William G. Smith
Emil Kubishke
Ernest Williams
Wooster Street
Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
Williams
Middle Avenue
Mrs Reyes D Metcalf of Belmont Died at Oberlin
Mrs Reyes D Metcalf formerly Martha A Gerrish of Belmont Mass died suddenly yesterday morning at Allen Memorial Hospital while visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W B Gerrish in Oberlin She was an Oberlin College graduate of 1911 wife of Keyes D Metcalf Librarian at Harvard University She leaves her husband two children Margaret a June Oberlin graduate and William a Oberlin junior her parents and four sisters Funeral services were held this morning at Westwood Cemetery.
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Oberlin
Reyes D Metcalf
Belmont
Mass
Alten Memorial Hospital
Metcalf
Martha A. Gerrish
W. B. Gerrish
Margaret
William
H. W. Kofsky
Willard P. Seiberling
Akron
H. H. Henkes
Berea
C. L. Weislogel
Fairview
Westwood Cemetery
Kohlmyer Seeks GOP Nomination in Lorain District
Cornelius Kohlmyer of Lorain, a Republican candidate for Congress from Ohio's 14th district, visited the Chronicle-Telegram office to greet editors before heading to the Welsh picnic in Akron. He said he has traveled the district, received a fine reception, and found many voters interested in government issues.
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Cornelius Kohlmyer
Lorain
Fine and license suspension for Hancock after police court
A fine of 75 dollars and costs with driving rights suspended for nine months was imposed on R. V. Hancock of 1004 East Avenue in police court this morning by Justice of the Peace Leonard Smith after Hancock was arrested around 2 a.m. on Broad Street by officers in a police squad car.
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Justice of the Peace
Leonard Smith
R. V. Hancock
East Avenue
Hancock
Broad Street
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G. J. O'Connor
13Th St
A. R. Milner
HK. D. 3
Elyma
Dorothy M. Olds
West Avenue
Lake Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Albert Ferris
Graystone
Auditorium Hotel
Robert Jones
The
Here
Ferris
Emma Katz
Israel Congregation of
the Fire Association of
Philadelphia
Milton Ely
Euclid. Q
Tremas E. Williams
Lodi
Meen Karpinski
Comms Pleas Court
J Lo Edwaerris
Overiin
Alice M. Cheevers
Harry D Creevers
Guy B Findler
Asardea
C-T
H. Day
Robert A
Park & Shop, Inc
Bridge Street
Dr. Dobson
Second Meth. Church
Kate Moffett
Beres
Fo .J Moore
Colurous
Fritiey
Giutesis
Gertrude Wood
Bertha Brewand
Santa
Lakeside
Sunita
Cain Ott Elyria Savings Trust
General Industries
Richard Clavenger
Esther Weed
Professor St
Churen
First Methodist
Ana
Ines
Westermann
Superior Butte
Christ Chorch Ulpiscopall Rev L BE
Danwis
Christian Sernce Sacels
Billie M
Hardy Howland
College St
Rolie M. Hardy
Deeeph Hardy
Wesur
Indiana
Creef
Hardy i
Ray Struble
Thus City
C R Nichols
Charles FE Prout
Wayne Schmuttgen
Nanna Struble
Roneld@ Struble
Elvna
Hardy
Clarksfield
Wayne
Taylor Funeral Home
Taslore
Ridgelawn
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
W C O'Lmighlin
Cince Lutheran Church
H. Duvne
Tasst Methodist Church
J. E. Wood
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Homer J Tucker
Chiurch School
Kenneth Fo Williams
Allen Hospital
Wal
Fairchild Chapel
de Bond
Sacred Heart Church
Campbell's Grove
Eart
Merrill C Gay
East Causing
Michlean
M . Gay
North Main Street
W DD Ferguson
Alice Ferguson
South Professor Street
L. E Daniels
Owego
New York City
J B. Annable
Mattie Kruger
Maine
Fear
Mrs. Reyes B. Metcale
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance Phone
Murphy Bros
Kohlmyer
Toledo
Prin Byars
City Cab Co
Brown Hotel
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Member Federal Deposit
Amherst, Ohio
Lorain County
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