Thompson enters Illinois governor race in union line
Chicago dispatch reports former mayor William Hale Thompson aligning with Lemke Townsend forces for the November contest. He vows a bold platform and says a large Labor Day rally will unveil it, uniting Lemke Townsend Coughlin Huey Long and Thompson factions under a single ticket plan.
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Chicago
William Hale
Big Bil) Thompson
Illinois
Lemke- Townsend
England
Thompson
Union Party
Charles Be. Coughiin
Francis E. Townsend
Huey Long
Gerald T. Smith
William Lemke
Ohioans Return Home After Two Weeks as Prisoners in Spain
Robert and Sterling Clements of Cleveland describe two weeks of captivity by Spanish Extremists during a revolt. They were held on bread and water after a bus was captured near La Campana, then taken to Seville for aid from the American Consul. The couple reached Gibraltar aboard the Conte Di Savoia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Robert and
Sterling W. Clements
Cleveland
New York
Conte di Savoia
Clements
Madrid
Cordoba
Seville
la Campana
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Queipo de Llano
la Caninana
Crandall's Drug Store Offers Free Garlic Parsley Tablets
Crandall's Drug Store in Florida invites high blood pressure sufferers to receive a free sample of ALUMIN Garlic Parsley tablets. The offer highlights a Chicago-made product claimed to have good results, along with a small booklet. A new production process allegedly makes the tablets tasteless and odorless, with a two weeks' treatment said to cost 0 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Floria
Harry A. Crandall
Chicago
Two Are Fined For Disorderly Conduct In South End Fight
Two youths faced disorderly conduct charges after a brawl at a South End beer parlor. Georges Leo Fitzpatrick, 19, and Leo Wicks, 21, were fined $2 and costs each after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petre in Bouine court. Harry Moore, 19, reported Fitzpatrick struck David Young with a glass, leading to the assault accusation and police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Ouly
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petre
Bouine
Owo
Georges Leo Fitzpatrick
Leo Wicks
Everth Street
Harry Moore
West Fourteenth Street
Fitzpatrick
David Young
West
Auto Window Broken During Ball Game at Hamilton Diamond
A rear window on a car owned by Joe Gill of 320 Thirteenth Street was shattered last evening when hit by a ball during a Sacred Heart versus Electric League softball game at Hamilton Diamond. The vehicle was parked in front of Gill's residence and he could not locate anyone to cover the damage, so he called the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gul
Thirteenth Street
Hamlton Diamond
Sacred Heart
Electrolity Leam
Gills
Gil
Oberlin Council Approves Fire Truck Purchase Plan
The Oberlin village council passed a first reading resolution to buy a new fire truck not to exceed 11 000 dollars covering five years. Oberlin College will cover one third of the cost. If approved the measure goes to the Board of Elections for a November ballot vote by villagers. The 1946 budget public hearing was approved on its third and final reading.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Board of Elections
Oberlin Summer Band to finish Atlantic Suite performance
The Atlantic Suite by Saf ranek, begun at a band concert two weeks ago, will be completed at the Oberlin Summer Band concert Saturday evening. Trumpet players Bob Wood and Allen Harris, who appeared in last week’s ensemble, will be featured again in a trumpet duet with band accompaniment.
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Safranek
Oberlin
Bob Wood
Allen Harris
Prembers
Salvation Army Receives Two Checks in Gratitude Letter
A letter from Adjutant Amore of the American Legion Drum Corps expresses appreciation for two donations to the Salvation Army. The note notes a delay due to vacation and acknowledges checks from Amore and R. C. Maston. The letter, dated from Past No. 12 Executive Committee, thanks the donors for their generous support and spirit.
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Salvation Army
Amore
Legion
American Legion
Sam
R. C. Maston
R. W Anmtore
Death Record of Alicea Skeeles in Sullivan
Miss Alicea Tressel Skeeles aged 20 died at her home of an illness four months. Survived by parents Frances and two brothers Charles and Herbert of Unvain. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 from Sullivan Congregational Church with Rev Schininh of Marysville officiating. Burial in Sullivan Cemetery.
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Wellington
Alicea Tressel Skeeles
Sullivan
Herbert
Frances
Charles
Unvain
Sullivan Congregational Church
Res Schininh
Marysville
Sullivan Cemetery
Hall Custodian Takes Care Of Stray Mongrel
A mongrel terrier wandered to City Hall where custodian Julius Wanderson took charge. The dog bore a license tag listing Frank Hosa of 415 Foster Avenue, who collected the pet when notified by Rosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
City Hall
Julius Wanderson
Frank Hosa
Foster Avenue
Rosa
La Porte Man Fined In Intervention Charge
La Porte resident Chapman pleaded guilty at Police Court before Justice Joseph Q. Petro and was fined five dollars plus costs on an intervention charge. He was arraigned this morning after being arrested yesterday afternoon on Chappe street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etro Chapman
LaPorte
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Police Command Driver's Honesty
The article reports a truck driver named Ww Shout returning 25 cents to a driver on the street who helped the chief, R. J. Stankard, with a matter in Ohio. Patra tan Melvin Olmstead witnessed the exchange and the driver gave the 25 cents to the chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
R. J. Stankard
Ohio
Patra Tan Melvin Olmstead
Monastery search and political decree reported
Police will search the monastery today after monks wed in civilian clothes. President Manuel Arana signed a decree suspending Jose Rova, the Spanish Consul General at New York. The Agrarian Reform Institute sent agents into five provinces covering 28,900 square miles around Madrid to seize right wing farms and resume operations.
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Nounced
Manuel Arana Sigaerd
Jose Rova
New York
Agrarian Reform Institute
Madrid
Pleads Not Guilty in Driving While Intoxicated Charge
Maher of Warrensville appeared before Justice Parra this morning on a driving while intoxicated charge. He pleaded not guilty. Arraignment occurred on notice in court, with bond set at FIG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Petra
Maher
Warrensville
Justice Parra
Fig
Local High School Band Night Featured Solo Trumpet
Wilbur Thomas, star snare drummer, guest conducts the evening's program leading the waltz Azure Skies. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Billings and Mr and Mrs Seber with family from Wilkes-Barre. They tour the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland and visit Oberlin as travel continues through Vermilion and Nor? Pleasant streets.
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Wilbur ‘Thomas
Sumter Sands
Nelson Billings
Joseph Seber
A Keefer
Wilkes-Barre
J. Rudekolf
North Pleasant Street
Rudekolf
Cleveland
Morgan Cottage
Vermilion On
Lake
Charles Mag
Durward Kuepper
East College Street
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
Helen Arnet
Cape Cod
Huby Chegey
Lakewoor
Martha Squire
Youth Pleads Guilty To Robbery Charge
A report outlines multiple court actions including a plea of guilty by John Szemery Jr to breaking and entering, binding over to grand jury, and a civil suit by Anna Betzel for divorce from James Betzel, with foreclosure actions by the Savings and Trust Company against Joseph Friis and the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation against Peterson, all tied to Lorain County properties and local assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and ‘Trust Company
Joseph Friis
Elyria
Anna Betzel
James Betzel
Lorain
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Peterson
Floyri
Revolt Seen as Test Between Communism and Fascism
Rome reports growing belief that the Spanish rebellion is a trial of opposing ideologies with foreign powers taking sides. Indicators point to suspected arms trafficking from France to Spain and questions over Britain France and Russia backing the loyalists or the fascist side. Prime Minister Mussolini signals neutrality but conditions imply suppression of anti Nazi propaganda abroad.
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Uantred Press
Rome
Russia
France
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Giornale d'Italia
London
Vickers Armstrong Company
Spain
Benito Mussolini
Mirrors in modern decor expand use and style
Mirrors enter more rooms, shaping space with sleek surfaces and flexible sizes. Colored tints and etched designs heighten decor, offering glare control and youthful impressions while providing relief from straight lines in bathrooms and dressing rooms.
Elyria Driver Fined for Reckless Driving Plea
Elyria driver W. Brown, 20, of 128 Obiog Street, fined $25 after pleading guilty to reckless driving before Justice Joseph Q. Porto in police court this morning. Officer Clare Parker charged him with speeding to 7 miles an hour above limit and crashing the red light at Furnace and Ledi near 2 am.
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W. Brown
Obiog Street
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Porto
Brow
Clare Parker
Fire Blamed on Yellowjacket Sting in Bloomville
A yellowjacket sting sparked a grass fire in Bloomville causing a half hour battle for the fire department. A man cutting weeds was stung, the insect reportedly set fire to the grass, and five people evacuated as crews gained control. Japan awards seven grades of the military order of the Golden Kite, each with an annuity.
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Bloomville. O
Tia
Japan
Military Order of the Golden Kite
Fremont mechanic builds musical xylophone from car valves
Jack Randall, a one year old mechanic in Fremont Nebraska, makes xylophones from discarded motor valves and can play tunes such as Springtime in the Rockies. He builds a three foot xylo phone with valves from 20 makes, uses airplane and tractor parts, and can identify car makes and years by note. He plans larger instruments and works with local mechanics to source parts.
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Fremont
Nebr
Jack Randall
Randall
Rockies
Driver Bound Over On DUI Plea In Cleveland Case
Charles Kranesy of 3440 West 64th Street Cleveland pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge and was bound over to the grand jury under $300 bond after arraignment before Justice Joseph Q Petro yesterday afternoon. He was arrested July 19 on Route 20 by Deputies Paul Chapman and Joe Woodings. The text notes an unrelated translation of China’s Yellow River as the Twang Hu in Chinese.
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John Sremety, Jr
Henrieta
Tropewell
Thomas
Joseph
Petron
D. A. Conk
Szemely
Lorain County
Szemery
Green Road
Henrietta Township
Theodore Kuntz
Lorain
Charles Kranesy
West 64Th Street
Cleveland
Grand
Justice of the Prace
Joseph Q. Petro
Kranesy
Paul Chapman
Joe Woodings
Commissioners Seek Sample Bids For County Office Supplies
County commissioners opened bids for office supplies and asked bidders to submit samples. Suppliers include Eldred Company Lorain, Johnson Watson Company Dayton, For Heer Printing Columbus, and Remington Rand Business Service. Officials favored sampling before award while noting imminent county needs and awaiting product comparisons.
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Counts Board of Commissioners
Eldred Comppany
Lorain
Johnson Watson Company
Dayton
For Heer Printing Company
Columbus
Remington Rand
Eldred Company
Terr Printing Company
Johnson Watson
C. 4X Horn
Eldred
Oscar Dann
Ders
Emt
Waiter
Meadreds
Betters
Wickens
Lemke Seeks Reelection and Presidential Bid in North Dakota
Washington reports William Lemke, Union party candidate for President, appears on North Dakota ballots for the Presidency and for reelection to the House as a Republican. If no clear majority emerges for Roosevelt or Landon, Lemke could hold balance of power in a House-led decision. In Oakland, weather observers will start daily upper atmosphere flights to inform daily forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington - R
William Lemke
Union Party
Lemke
North Dakota
Lemka
Temke
Francis Townsend
Charles B. Coushlin
Gerard T. J. Smith
Roosevelt
Alt M. Landon
Hiae
John Nance Garner
Garner
House
Tlouse
Senate
Oakland
Cal
Market Report Notes Livestock Prices at Hunts Lee
Market summary shows live poultry on offer with heavy hens over pounds and prices around 20e. Leghorn varieties listed, including old roosters and hens with mixed weights. Ducks and ducklings appear with small lots and varied weights.
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Eatia
Brothers
Fancy Rock
Eight year old travels far to attend Elyria crippled children clinic
Doris Richter of Schenectady New York eight years old traveled hundreds of miles to the States Hospice for Crippled Children clinic in Elyria to learn if a cure for a paralyzed arm is possible. Her visit followed examinations of 68 children at the clinic and included participants from 35 northern Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Richter
Schenectady
N. Y
States Hospice
Elyria
Elyris
New Washington
Ohio
Conneaut
William Whitney
Nie
Sidney Klem
Cleveland
C. H. Herman
FL A. Lawrence
Tan
China
Elyrians
Frank W. Hoover
Gandhi Lives in Hut Near Wardha Tends Goats
Mahatma Gandhi resides in a mud hut on the outskirts of Shegaon village seven miles from Wardha. His wife and secretary stay in Wardha while he follows a simple daily schedule, attends open air prayers at dawn and dusk, and keeps goats in a small stable nearby.
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Bumbay
Mahatma Gandhi
Shegaun
Wardha
Central Provinces
Shegaon
Gandhi
Former Champs Win at Inverness Golf Club
Two former champions Bobby Servis of Darton and Maurice J McCarthy Jr of Cleveland won quarter-final matches at the 33rd Ohio Amateur Championship in Inverness. Each victory came by the same score, advancing them further in the event as the field narrows toward the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness Golf Club
Toledo
Bobby Servis
Darton
Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
Cleveland
Market notes from Cleveland cattle and produce listings
Yard reports show cattle prices steady to higher for week with choice to prime beef at 9.50 to 10.80, cows and heifers around 3.50 to 8.60, and veal steadier. Sheep and lambs 4.00 to 7.00, hogs about 11.50 for 280 to 220? lbs. Apples, cabbage, lettuce, and vegetables priced by grower grades. Grain futures list mixed bids for wheat corn oats rye in regional elevators.
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Cleveland
Vualves
Stecelpts
Marke Alendy
Bkead
SIUM
Toledo
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Court Street
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AWP
T. Trial
Washington
John J. Lewis
Alussolini
Howard
Committee For
Sederis Restaurant
Erie
O’donnell's
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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New Jersey
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Virginia
aSteer
Cleveland Howecrowers
Wrade
Neh
Pyoalmum
Transparenta
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Crystal Restaurant
Grafton
C. C. Nixons
Blue Bird Restaurant
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