Elyria Legion Delegates Vote For Bonus At Ohio Convention
Elyria Post No. 12 delegates to the Ohio Legion Convention in Toledo were instructed to approve an immediate cash payment of adjusted compensation certificates known as the bonus, with cancellation of 41 percent interest. The vote was unanimous at a meeting presided by Commander Tom Welsh. motion by A. J. Lehman, seconded by George Tatsarall, with Eddie Herzog amendment for full balance cash payment. Delegates named include C. F. Wolf, Tom Welsh, H. H. Agate, Jack Marshall, Eddie Herzog. alternates Otto K. Mischka, A. Lehman, R. Leemhuis, Dan Symons, Frank Hoover. Sheriff details and resolutions read, with debates on pensions, political office rules, and state districting.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Ohio Legion
Toledo
Elyria Post No
Tom Welsh
A. J. Lehman
George Tattersall
Eddie Herzog
Herzog
Congress
Legion
National Legion
Veterans Bureau
National Headquarters
Ohio forecast: thundershowers, cooler in north
Partly cloudy conditions follow local thundershowers in the south this afternoon and tonight with a slight cool down in the extreme north. Thursday remains partly cloudy. Yesterday’s high was 100 at Havre, 98 at Sheridan and San Antonio. Today’s readings include White River 46, Spokane 48, Northfield 50. General conditions anticipate no significant changes for the next 46 hours.
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Ohio
Havre
Sheridan
San Antonio
White River
Spokane
Northfield
Tax Collections Near Seventeen Hundred Thousand
County Treasurer N. D. Backus reports tax collections reached 1,497,000 yesterday and expect higher totals before the final payment date. Deadline is 4 p m August 15 with a 10 percent penalty after. Real estate duplicate stands around 4,017,000. January payments totaled 2,048,000 leaving 1,969,000 to be collected now.
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N. D. Backus
Backus
Ridgeville Unemployed Enrolled for Township Work
Ridgeville Township trustees moved toward hiring the jobless after a meeting to enroll 111 residents. Plans aim to put most into labor on the improvement of Federal Highway No 20, with local unemployed filling the positions except for some skilled work.
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Ridgeville Township
Hoover Speech To Satisfy Drys On Eve Of Acceptance
Washington Aug 10 The upshot of President Hoover's acceptance address is described as satisfying a majority of organized drys who see him as their friend Their support hinges on not fully opposing repeal and aligning with prohibition arguments while signaling concessions to anti prohibitionists The speech is viewed as pivotal for dry influence and campaign momentum on Hoover's 58th birthday amid arriving Republican leaders and upbeat White House briefings
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Drys
Wickersham
Congress
Kansas
Herbert
Rhode Island
White House
Man’s gunfire hits dog and rabbit pen incident
Fred Cole of Louisiana avenue followed Dog War den Lee Minkler's advice and shot a large police dog that entered his rabbit pen around midnight killing five rabbits. The bullet reportedly also went through a nearby woman’s bed pillow window. Minkler said he would look into the matter.
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Fred Cole
Louisianna Avenue
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Five Suits Protest Taxes In Lorain
Five lawsuits filed in Common Pleas Court seek to restrain Lorain city and county tax officials from collecting levies on Lorain and Black River township properties. Plaintiffs August A. Hageman Cletus Wright Rob Dominick Emil Ingwerson and Mary Radvansky allege taxes exceed one third of real value.
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Lorain
Black River Township
Common Pleas Court
August A. Hageman
Cletus Wright
Rob Dominick
Emil Ingwerson
Mary Radvansky
Rain Delays Kiwanis Kids Day At Cleveland Stadium
Rain postpones the Cleveland Indians versus Washington Nationals game, disappointing about 2000 local children. Tickets will be valid for tomorrow's game against the Detroit Tigers. meet at the Y M C A at noon. drivers receive free parking and admission, with a special Elyrian section.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
Kiwanis Club
Cleveland Baseball Club
Y. M. Co
Detroit Tigers
Elyrians
The
Commissioners Silent On 1933 Budget In Lorain County
Sheriff Adams proposed 1933 budget shows a 12 percent cut from the prior year with deputy salaries down about 23 percent. County commissioners refuse to commit to reducing or maintaining the budget and will review department filings before deciding, stating no increase will be allowed but offering no firm cuts. The sheriff’s total budget drops to 35,495 dollars, down from last year, with unknown expenses rising from 1,000 to 2,000 dollars.
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Lorain County
C. D. Murray
George Rhoads
Murray
Rhoads
Clarence Dick
Allances
Sherif
Governor Plans Program for Ohio Special Session
Governor White aims to present a concrete program to the third Ohio general assembly special session set for September. Cabinet meetings this week and next cover salary cuts, enabling Ohio lenders to borrow from federal banks, allowing subdivisions to borrow from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and easing road assessment burdens on neighboring property owners.
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Columbus
White
General Assembly
Howard Bevis
John McSweeney
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Ohio Republicans dismiss Democratic claims on stock gains
Prominent Ohio Republicans meeting for Hoover notification ceremonies rejected Democratic assertions that Roosevelt's nomination caused stock market and price increases. They predicted Ohio would stay safely Republican and outlined plans to start campaign activity after Labor Day. Joseph Nutt and Walter Brown led the discussions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio
Hoover
Robert J. Bulkley
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Joseph R. Nutt
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Walter F. Brown
Nutt
Ed. Schorr
Republican State Central Committee
Charles Lewis
Ohio County Home Rule Amendment Petition Deadline
Sponsors of the County Home Rule Amendment in Ohio face a tonight deadline to file initiative petitions with Secretary of State Clarence Brown. A total of 196000 signatures are required as backers push consolidations of city and county governments where desired.
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Columbus
Upp
Ohio
Clarence Brown
Hunt for Missing Girl Continues Near Tronton
Lawrence county authorities and neighbors resumed search for Helen Wilson, 23, of Columbus, who vanished from John Justice's home near here six weeks ago. Officials noted she had been staying at the Justice residence for more than a month.
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Tronton
Lawrence
Helen Wilson
Columbus
John Justice
Here
Justice
Elyria Woman Trails At Half In Golf Match
Mrs M Gillis of Elyria, the Western District Ladies champion, trailed Polly Smith by one hole at halfway in their 18 hole quarter final at Plum Brook Country Club Sandusky. Gillis had advanced with a 3 and 2 win over Mrs Greene of Spring Valley to reach the quarter finals for Elyria Country Club.
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M. Gillis
Western District Golf Association
Plum Brook Country Club
Sandusky
Polly Smith
Plum Brook
Gillis
Elyria Country Club
Greene
Spring Valley
OVIMGON MEETS AAP AMBASSADOR
Japanese Ambassador Debuchi met Secretary of State Stimson in Washington on August 10 to discuss Far Eastern issues. Debuchi said General Mota was not accredited to the new state as a diplomat, signaling Japan’s stance on recognition of the puppet regime. He denied plans for a Peiping invasion, noting Shanghai reports as unconfirmed.
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State Department
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Stimson
Mota
Manchuria
Japan
Shanghai
Peiping
China
Woman Charged With Malicious Destruction Of Property
A warrant issued in Justice Joseph Petro court charges a local woman near Stop 7 Yellow line with malicious destruction after a fire she allegedly started by soaking rags in oil near hay. About half a ton of hay and a dozen cherry trees were burned. deputies, county jail trustees, and neighbors stopped the blaze before it spread. The warrant will be sent to Sheriff Clarence Adams this afternoon.
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Joseph Petro
Stop 7
Yellow Line
Clarence Adams
Jail Trusties Help Fight Grass Fire Near Stop 71-2
Four county jail trusties acted as temporary firemen under Deputy Sheriff Jack Bruegger to beat back a grass fire along Stop 71-2 on the Yellow Line. With deputies scarce, trusties aided firefighting as the blaze threatened nearby buildings.
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Jack Bruegger
Milk Wagon Drivers in Chicago Armored HQ Await Gang Attack
The Milk Wagon Drivers Union in Chicago fortified its Ashland Avenue headquarters after a gang plan to seize control and spread influence through all city delivery unions. Police report a declared gang war by Capone lieutenants, with a machine gun squad ready and an armored car procured. Steve Summer, 80, described the pressure and threats, recounting prior entry by five gunmen and a kidnapping of union president Robert C. Fitchie, followed by a slaying in Shawano, Wis.
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Chicago
Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
Capone Syndicate
al Capone
Ashland Avenue
Steve Summer
Summer
Elac
Robert C. Fitchie
Shawano
Wis
Sumner
Union
Bills Not Lindbergh Cash Connection Denied
The state department informed the Moncton consul that bills deposited in the Bank of Nova Scotia have no link to the Lindbergh kidnapping ransom. Checks by the state department against Justice records showed the serial numbers do not fully match the Lindbergh numbers.
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Washington
State Department
Moncton
N. S
Bank of
Nova Scotia
Department of Justice
Slain On First Night Of Work
In Cleveland on August 10 Sergt Adolf Bayer of the Pennsylvania Railroad Police was shot to death during his first night back at work after a three month layoff. He fired at the thieves as he was killed. his body lay between freight cars on the railroad right of way. A box car nearby had its seal broken and door opened, with no sign of the killers.
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Adolf Bayer
Pennsylvania Railroad Police
Bayer
Pennsylvania
Hitler bids for chancellorship as political crisis deepens
Berlin Aug 10 Hitler the Fascist leader envisions a path to Germany's chancellorship after talks between President Hindenburg and Chancellor von Papen. Hindenburg returns to Berlin and weighs including Hitler's Nazis in the cabinet while fearing his dominance. Hitler's fascist militia crowds near Berlin amid renewed violence and bombings in Silesia and East Prussia.
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Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
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Mussolini
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East Prussia
Elbing
Freie Presse
Steel executive dies in Cleveland after two week illness
Roger H. Sproat, 48, superintendent of American Steel & Wire Company's American works, died in Cleveland last night from pneumonia after a two week illness at his home. He led major steel operations and his death prompted tributes from colleagues in the industry.
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STEEL
Cleveland
Roger H. Sproat
American Steel & Wire Company
American Works
Birthday Cakes Mark Hoover Birthday 58th Today
Washington August 10 1929 President Hoover turns 58 with at least three birthday cakes expected at the White House. A giant card box from 40 000 well wishers arrives, bearing signatures from notable leaders and governors. Mrs Hoover keeps to social duties and plans no campaign role as the day unfolds.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
United States Shipping Line
Boy Scouts
Monarchist Uprising Crushed as Madrid Seville Turmoil Spreads
Spanish rebels opposed the Republic with a planned uprising, killing eight and wounding about 30 in Madrid. Seville faced a march by army units under Gen Jose San Jurjo to quell the revolt, while Cadiz and Jerez also reported suppressed clashes. By afternoon, 32 rebels were arrested and authorities prepared for further action. Manuel Azana warned of uncertain troop arrival times.
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Madrid
Seville
Spain
Jose San Jurjo
Manuel Azana
Alfonso
Cadiz
Jerez
Jerasz
Loomis Elected Head Of Board For Sanatorium
Loomis named president of the Lorain County tuberculosis sanatorium board at the organization meeting. Allan Branson becomes vice president with Dr W E Wheatley as member. Dr H Gammons appointed secretary. Regular meetings set for the second Tuesday monthly. The sanatorium now cares for 5 patients regularly with a $75 000 annual appropriation and an average cost of 2.49 per day per patient, well below the prior institutions’ 4.00 daily rate. Built to care for 75 regular patients.
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Ford Loomis
Elyria
Allan Branson
Wellington
W. E. Wheatley
Lorain
H. Gammons
Gammons
Old Age Pension Discussion Set by Elyria Labor Groups
An old age pension conference is scheduled for 7 45 Friday evening at the Eagles club to organize circulating initiative petitions aiding deserving aged Ohioans. Sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Hayles and endorsed by the Ohio State Federation of Labor, pensions are now paid in seventeen states and Alaska with about 65000 beneficiaries. Elyria labor groups are invited to send representatives.
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Eagles Club
Ohio
Order of Hayles
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Alaska
Elyria
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