Ohio campaigns swirl as parties prep state tour and Roosevelt rally
In Columbus on August 8, Republican candidates pressed a state tour to fire opening broadsides while Democrats planned the August 19-20 state convention with Roosevelt as chief speaker. David Linton Ingalls led the GOP caravan through 22 districts toward Columbus. Posts for Katherine Kennedy Brown and Harvey G Hammon tied to national events. Deadlines loom for constitutional amendments as home rule proposals seek petitions to reach the ballot.
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Columbus
Democratic State ‘Organization
Franklin D. Roosevelt
David Linton Ingalls
Painesville
Katherine Kennedy Brown Dayton
Washington
White House
Harvey G. Hammond
Knox County
Topeka
Kans
Curtis
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Henry G. Brunner
James A. Farley
Five Findlay grid stars hurt in Newark crash
Five members of Findlay High School 1931 grid team were injured in a car crash near Newark Ohio. Charles Brandman, 18, suffered a skull fracture and was hospitalized. teammates Dick Bettz Edward Ladd George Arnold and Fred Sausser sustained cuts and bruises. The car rolled over after visiting Denison University and Buckeye Lake.
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Findlay
Findlay High School
Newark
Charles Brandman
Dick Bettz
Edward Ladd
George Arnold
Fred Sausser
Denison University
Buckeye Lake
Woman Confesses Homicide In Huntington Shooting
In Huntington West Virginia on August 8 A D Robertson 28 was killed after a waning two year relationship. Mrs Richard H Klinewell 36 confessed to the homicide while awaiting arraignment claiming Robertson attacked her to seize her rings to pawn them. She said she shot him.
Local News In a Few Lines
Byron Morris 23 of 359 Guil road injured in a Cleveland road crash near Dover Center treated at Memorial hospital. Peter J Howard Lorain reports radiator cap stolen from his car on Saturday night. Paul Walters of 274 Winckles street bitten by a dog Saturday night while walking. Robert Wilson of South Amherst fined $5 and costs for intoxication arraigned before Justice Joseph Petro. Simon Karkeller also fined for intoxication.
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Elyrian
Byron Morris
Guil Road
Cleveland Road
Dover Center
Memorial Hospital
Peter J. Howard
Lorain
Paul Walters
Winckles Street
Robert Wilson
South Amherst
Joseph Petro
Simon Karkeller
Justice Today
Court filings show multiple actions in Lorain area
Albert H. Heitzler sues Gilbert R. Lampe et al for 32500 on a note with foreclosure of a mortgage sought. Anna Pohrence Cleveland sues National Tube Company for death compensation of her husband from injuries on the job in 1925. Caroline Thomas Lorain granted divorce from Bermond for gross neglect of duty and restored to maiden name Caroline Weichel. Anne Swartz Lorain seeks divorce from Joseph on extreme cruelty. married 1928 with one child Steve Betka. Lorain also sues Louis Michelekc for 31414 for labor. Fines of 1 dollar and costs are assessed Elmer Hubier, Ronald Wilson, Alden Sherman, Floyd Carter, Louis Orban and Marion Roach after police court arraignment for riding passenger trains.
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Anna Pohrence
Cleveland
National Tube Company
Caroline Thomas
Lorain
Bermond
W. 5. Thompson
Caroline Weichel
Anne Swartz. Lorain
Joseph
Elmer Hubier
Ronald Wilson
Alden Sherman
Floyd Carter
Louis Orban
Marion Roach
Allen Lauded In Resolution
Edgar F. Allen, president of the International Society for Crippled Children, was the subject of a resolution passed by citizens meeting in Ely Park. The motion recognized his national and international humanitarian work for crippled children and named him as Elyria’s highest honored citizen for 1932.
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Edgar F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
American New World Statesmanship
Ely Park
Allen
Elsrna
Ohio
Edgar Allen
Elyria
Resignations and upheaval shake China during critical week
The article notes resignations of Lo Wen Kan Chen Kang Po and Ku Meng Yu, amid fears of a Japanese advance. Wang Ching Wei urged Marshal Chang to resign as Chang, a former Manchurian warlord and rival to Chiang Kai Shek, faces accusations of insincerity in calling for resistance.
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Marshal Chang
Lo Wen-Kan
Chen Kang-Po
Ku Meng-Yu
China
Wang Ching-Wei
Marshall Chang
Chang
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
Four Nations Sign Neutrality Pact in South America
Buenos Aires reports a pact of neutrality in the Bolivian Paraguayan dispute over the Gran Chaco was signed by Argentina Brazil Chile and Peru. It urges both nations to cease bellicose moves and halt military mobilization amid a broader Pan American note denying territorial gains by force.
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Buenos Aires
Gran Chaco
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Officer shoots kidnap suspect in Cleveland crime duel
Patrolman Lewis Mead off duty shot 18 year old Stanley Kopec who, with a companion, boarded a couple in their auto and robbed them after assaulting the girl. Detective John Buettner was wounded in a gunfight with robber William Enzulus who was also wounded and captured. Kopec remained in critical condition with three bullet wounds.
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Cleveland,c
Aug
Lewis Mead
John Buettner
William Enzulus
Mead
Stanley Kopec
Kopec
Arthur Skoogh
Skoogh
Deaths of Mrs Geneva Knapp and several residents
Death notices record Mrs Geneva Knapp dying at her son’s Cleveland home with funeral in Cleveland. Urban P Schmitz, 41, of North Ridgeville, died at Westmoreland Hospital Greensburg Pennsylvania from osteomelitis after a leg bruise. He served with the Third Division and American Legion. buried with military honors in Ridgeville. Arthur Woodmansee, 44, former La Grange resident, died in Cleveland after three months illness. funeral Wednesday in Parma with La Grange Cemetery burial. John Mulligan, Parham resident, died after years of illness. funeral at Ridgelawn Cemetery. Robert Williams died in Wisconsin. funeral arrangements via St Paul’s church.
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Geneva Knapp
J. A. Webster
Washington Avenue
Cleveland
Urban P. Schmitz
Mathias
Elizabeth Schmitz
North Ridgeville
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Schmitz
American Legion
3Th Infantry
Co. E
Marne
John Brooder
Earl
Dougherty
Marcella
Joseph Ackerman
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Arthur Leroy Woodmansee
la Grange
A. M. Bassett
Wellington
J. L. Brouse
Charles Moore
Parma
R. J. Sleeman
Elyria
Harl Woodmansee
Lincoln Avenue
John Mulligan
Locistreet
Nettie
Bert Orvis
Harry Orvis
California
H. R. Hune
Phoeniix
Arizona
St. Mary’s Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Lodi Street
Robert Williams
Wisconsin
St. Paul’s Church
Hooper Special Bathing Suit Banned at Hammond Beach
Julius Hunt wore a bathing suit made from old gunny sacks labeled Hoover Special. He was told to leave the water by police at a Hammond beach, as no place in town allowed him to swim in it.
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Hammond
Ind
Julius Hunt
Hunt
Two Men Face Kidnaping Charges in Bank President Case
Springfield report states John B. Colgrove a 67 year old bank president was attacked and abducted from his home Friday night. Two suspects, John Gammaitesi and Amelio Puzzoli, were arrested after the banker's wallet and blood stains were found. The men face kidnapping and murder intent charges as Colgrove remains in serious condition.
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Springfield
Ill
John B. Colavove
Teylorville
John Gammartoni
Colgreve
Amelio Puzzoli
Colgrove
Gammantesi
Puzzoli
Gammaitesi
Isitle
Aviatrix Kauffman Dead After Planes Crash in Kansas City
Miss Mitdrew Kauffman, 20, aviatrix and licensed transport pilot, dies from injuries after two airplanes lock wings and crash near Fairfax Airport in Kansas City Kansas. Three others suffer minor injuries. Kauffman once set a world record for women fliers by looping the loop forty six times.
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Kansas City
Kans
Mitdrew Kauffman
Aviatrix
Ijares
Miss Kauffman
Louis
Fairfax Airport
Don Moss
Burglars Break Into Pickering Hardware Office Safe
Burglars used a crowbar to crack an office safe at Pickering Hardware Company and stole about 500 dollars. The crime was discovered when employees arrived for work, with police notified today.
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Ulncinnatt
Pickering Hardware Company
Fire protection plan finalized for Carlisle township
Negotiations between Carlisle city officials and township trustees concluded, ensuring fire protection for the entire township. From July 1 to January 1, 1933 the township pays $250 for protection. residents near 22 hydrants pay $100 for water for six months. Hydrant-area residents will be charged $1.10 for the hot year. Cards will be mailed with fire department call instructions. Both sides praised the agreement.
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Carlisle
C. M. Williams
Carlisle Board of Trustees
Williams
Exonerated Father Had Chained Son to Post in Sun
Paul Kilby, 33, a railroader, was exonerated of cruelty charges after a probate court investigation. The boy, Andrew Kilby, 13, was committed to Lancaster Industrial School as incorrigible following the incident in which the child was chained to a post for discipline. Neighbors were alerted by the boy’s screams for water.
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Portsmouth. G
Paul Kilby
Andrew
Lancaster Industrial School
Oberlin Picnic and Lodge Meeting Notice
Oberlin hosts a Wednesday August 10 picnic at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. The Past Noble Grand Association of Vine Rebekah Lodge holds a regular meeting Thursday August 11 at Mrs. James Morris’s North Prospect home. Various Oberlin residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits, including births and gatherings.
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Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Noble Grand Association of the Vine Rebekah Lodge
James Morris
North Prospect Street
Harold Morris
Cleveland
Oberlin
Magruder
George Morris
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Pythian Sisters
G. A. Bahr
Spring Street
The
Baptist Church
Worcester Family Reunion at Pittsfield
Worcester family gathering in Pittsfield with 45 attendees from Oberlin and nearby towns. Officers named for the year include President George Worcester and Dr W A Sherburne as vice president. A lunch, business meeting, and journeys shared by Erwin Worcester, George Worcester, and Nellie Baxter highlighted the event. Members from Oberlin, Columb a Station, Fields Corner, and Pittsfield attended.
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Oberlin
Worcester
Pittsfield Center
George Worcester
W. A. Sherburne
Erwin Worcester
P. G. Worcester
California
Rocky Mountains
Washington
Sumner
Iowa
Day
Nellie Baxter
Ohio
Helen
Columba Station
Fields Corners
Pittsfield
Reunion Of Jones Family Held At On Erie Beach
The Jones family reunion gathered at On Erie Beach yesterday with Oberlin attendees Mrs. Anna Jones and several Jones family members from Oberlin including Mr and Mrs John Jones and others. Additional relatives from Ohio and Indiana joined from Cleveland Lorain Elkhart South Bend and nearby cities for a multi hour gathering.
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Jones
On-Erie Beach
Oberlin
Anna Jones
John Jones
Raymond Jones
Robert Thomas
David Jones
Henry
Fred Johnson
Poole
Cleveland
Max Mason
Lorain
Gene Reeves
Amherst to Attend National Eagle Convention
Amherst region reports detail a bus trip by the Eagles Auxiliary to Detroit for the national Eagle convention with ritual work, parade and drill competition. Drill team won first prize at Toledo last year as members prepare for upcoming events and reunions across local families.
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Amherst
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Detroit
Mich
Toledo
Springer Reunion Held At Mrs Kolbe Middle Ridge
The Springer Reunion gathered at Sunday at the home of Mrs. Kath erine Kolbe with 125 members attending a noon picnic. Officers elected were Joe Springer president Martin Springer vice president Erwin Peasley secretary Ore Peasley treasurer and Alvin Kolge William Ruth Adam Grobe on the sports committee. The event concluded with a day of bathing baseball horseshoes and games. The value of a liberal education is exaggerated if it is assumed that the more things you know the greater your command over experience.
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Brucker
Irvin Roth
East Shore
Lorain
Harry Brucker
Harvey Eschtruth
Ludwig
Ruggles’ Beach
Elyria
Amherst
South Amherst
Toledo
J. C. Ludwig
Fred Lange
Ward Hubbard
Ohio
Jaeger
Carl Becker
Walter Jaeger
Jennie Jaeger
Peanut Scrambie
Mary Lou Owen
George Jaeger
Gilbert Becker
Alice Becker
John Brown
Joan Brown
Springer
Katherine Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Joe Springer
Martin Springer
Erwin Peasley
Ore Peasley
Alvin Kolge
William Ruth
Adam Grobe
Cleveland Market Report Prices for Produce Poultry and Livestock
Market data shows Cleveland area prices for produce eggs and potatoes with extras noted. Livestock reports holdovers and price ranges for hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs, with steady to slightly lower trends and varying weights and categories.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bar Group Recommends Jury Waiver Rules for Court
A county bar association committee proposes waiving jury trials unless a written demand is filed by rule day. If demanded, six jurors will serve unless more are requested. The plan targets the September term opening and names George Glitsch L B Fauver and Frank Stevens Sr as committee members.
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County Bar Association
George Glitsch
L. B. Fauver
Frank Stevens, Sr
Board proposes new children's cottage at sanatorium and jail assessments
The board urges immediate action to fix overcrowding at the tuberculosis sanatorium noting sun parlors are used as children’s quarters. It proposes a separate children's building funded by a $25,000 soldiers memorial fund raised in Lorain, pending county commissioners’ approval. It criticizes the Lorain jail as unfit for women or long-term prisoners, while confirming the county jail and homes are generally in good condition and advocating more bathing facilities at the children’s home.
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Lorain
George Glitsch
Charles Southerden
J. J. Smythe
Tempe Burrell
Katherine Wire
C. B. Rawson
Vigilance committee hailed as sign of end to mine violence
Troopers moved in as groups of strikers shouted at mine workers on Saturday night. Gas bombs halted the demonstration with no casualties. Violence has surged in Athens county since the yearlong miners strike over wage reductions. Adjt. Gen. Henderson praised a Athens county vigilance committee as a positive sign and said the National Guard would not deploy more troops, stressing property protection and mass-violence prevention. He planned to inspect the Hocking Valley area midweek, while Governor White offered no comment.
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Athens County
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Adjt
Frank Henderson
National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Hocking Valley
Citizens’ Committee
Athens Committee
White
Farmers Strike Tactics Prompt Midwest Action
NUMBER THREE describes organizing work for similar movements in surrounding Midwestern states and expects strikes to be called there soon. It suggests farm products will remain available in city markets despite the action. It notes thousands of nonparticipants may benefit from neighbors staying out of the market, with long term gains hoped by strikers.
Firefighters Put Out Grass Blaze Near Quarry
Firemen extinguished a grass fire around 7 45 P M Saturday near the quarry west of the Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. They were summoned as the blaze threatened nearby buildings.
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Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
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Norwalk
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Chippewa Lake
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Springer Reunion
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