Elyria Legion Delegates Vote For Bonus
Elyria Post No 12 delegates to the Ohio Legion Convention at Toledo were instructed to approve immediate cash payment of adjusted compensation certificates with cancellation of all interest. The motion passed unanimously with Eddie Herzog adding full balance cash payment. Delegates named: C F Wolf, Tom Welsh, H E Agate, Jack Marshall, Eddie Herzog. alternates Otto Mischka, A J Lehman, R F Leemhuis, Dan Symons, Frank Hoover. Cole favored for Ohio Legion Commander. no action on redistricting.
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Elyria Post No. 12
American Legion
Ohio Legion
Toledo
Elyria Post
Eddie Herzog
Herzog
Congress
C. F. Wolf
Tom Welsh
H. E. Agate
Jack Marshall
Eddies Herzog
Otto K Mischka
A. J. Lehman
R. F Leemhuis
Dan Symons
Frank Hoover
Memorial Hospital
Legion
National Legion
Veterans Bureau
National Headquarters
Legion Posta
Ohio Weather Forecast With Local Thundershowers
Partly cloudy in Ohio with local thundershowers this afternoon and tonight, cooler in the far north. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies. Readouts show yesterday highs in Havre 160 and Sheridan 98, with today’s lows listed for White River 46 and Spokane 48. Overall, no significant changes expected in this vicinity over the next 6 hours.
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Ohio
Havre
Sheridan
San Antonio
White River
Spokane
Northfield
Tax collections reach 1.497 million in Tak County
County Treasurer N D Backus reported yesterday that tak collections hit 1 497 000 with expectant rise before August 15 4 pm deadline to avoid a 10 percent penalty. The year’s real estate duplicate stands about 4 017 000. January receipts were 2 048 000 leaving 1 969 000 to collect.
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N. D. Backus
Backus
Ridgeville trustees enroll 111 unemployed for road work
Ridgeville Township trustees advanced relief for jobless residents by enrolling 111 men for employment. The plan aims to direct most workers to the improvement of Federal Highway No. 20, to begin soon, with labor mostly drawn from local unemployed except for some skilled positions.
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Ridgeville Township
Hoover Speech Aims To Satisfy Prohibition Drys
Ahead of his acceptance speech Hoover attracts dry support while signaling concessions to anti prohibitionists. Republicans race to mobilize dry backing, hoping it offsets wet Democratic contention as party leaders jockey for strength before the ceremony on his 58th birthday.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Drys
Wickersham
Congress
Kansas
Herbert
Rhode Island
White House
Hig
National Committee
Man Fires Course Through Window Killing Rabid Dog
Fred Cole on Louisiana Avenue fired at a large police dog that entered his rabbit pen around midnight and killed five rabbits. The dog was shot after following the advice of Dog War den Lee Minkler. A nearby resident said the bullet also went through her bedroom window. Minkler promised to investigate.
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Fred Cole
Louisianna Avenue
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Five Suits Protest Taxes In Lorain
Five lawsuits filed in Common Pleas seek to restrain Lorain city and county tax officials from taxing properties in Lorain and Black River township. Plaintiffs August A. Hageman Cletus Wright Rob Dominick Emil Ingwerson and Mary Radvansky allege taxation exceeds 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 Kids Day Game With Indians Postponed
Rain postpones the Cleveland Indians versus Washington Nationals game for Elyria Kiwanis Kids Day at Cleveland Stadium. About 2000 children were disappointed at the Y M C A but tickets are valid for tomorrow's Indians versus Tigers game.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Cleveland Stadium
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
Kiwanis Club
Cleveland Baseball Club
Y. M. Co
Commissioners Silent on 1933 Budget in Lorain County
Lorain county officials remain silent on whether the 1933 budget will be reduced or held at the 1932 level. Sheriff budget changes show a 12 percent cut in deputies salaries and related costs, totaling 35,455 dollars, with reductions led by Sheriff Adams and Chief Deputy Clarence Dick.
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Lorain County
C. D. Murray
George Rhoads
Murray
Rhoads
Clarence Dick
Governor Works On Program For Special Session
Governor Whites plans a three day special session in September after cabinet meetings this week and next to push a program. Proposals include salary cuts, enabling Ohio entities to borrow from federal banks, and easing road assessment strains on adjacent property owners. Committees are negotiating the reduction amount.
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Columbus
Whites
General Assembly
Howard Bevis
John McSweeney
Ohio
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
Ohio Republicans reject Democrat claims on market rise
Washington reports Ohio Republicans gathering for Hoover notification ceremonies assail Democratic assertions that Roosevelt nomination and a simple platform caused stock market gains and price rises. They forecast Ohio staying safely Republican, plan to open Ohio campaign after Labor Day, with leaders like Joseph Nutt and Walter Brown expressing confidence in Hoover.
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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
Amendment petitions due today in Ohio county home rule plan
Sponsors of the County Home Rule Amendment in Ohio face tonight's deadline to file initiative petitions with Secretary of State Clarence Brown. A total of 196000 signatures are required. The plan seeks consolidation of city and county governments where desired.
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Columbus
Missing Columbus girl feared after six weeks in Ironton
A search by Lawrence county authorities and neighbors continued for Helen Wilson a 23 year old from Columbus who disappeared from John Justice near Ironton six weeks ago. Officials say she had visited at the Justice home for more than a month.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
Helen Wilson
Columbus
John Justice
Justice
Elyria Woman Trails In Golf Quarter Final
Mrs. B. M. Gillis of Elyria trails Polly Smith by one hole at the halfway point in a quarter final match at Plum Brook Country Club Sandusky. Gillis, defending Western District Golf Association ladies title, advanced past Mrs. Greene 3 and 2 to reach this stage representing Elyria Country Club.
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B. M. Gillis
Western District Golf Association
Plum Brook Country Club
Sandusky
Polly Smith
Plum Brook
Disclose
Gillis
Elyria Country Club
Greene
Spring Valley
Vinson Meets Jap Ambassador in Washington
In an hour long State Department meeting Secretary of State Stimson and Japanese Ambassador Debuchi discussed Far Eastern issues. Debuchi called General Moto not accredited to the new state, addressing whether Japan recognizes the puppet regime. He denied plans to invade Peiping and noted no protest was filed.
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Washington
WUP
State Department
Debuchi
Stimson
Moto
Manchuria
Tokio Foreign Office
Japan
Shanghai
Peiping
China
Woman Charged With Destroying Property After Fire
A warrant charges a local woman with malicious destruction of property after a fire near Stop 7 Yellow line yesterday. She allegedly soaked tags in oil and lit them near hay, burning about a half ton of hay and about a dozen cherry trees. Deputies, county jail trustees, and neighbors extinguished the blaze. the warrant is to be turned over to Sheriff Clarence Adams this afternoon.
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Court of Justice
Joseph Petro
Stop 7
Yellow Line
Clarence Adams
Jail Trusties Help Fight Grass Fire Near Stop 71-2
Four county jail trusties enlisted by Deputy Sheriff Jack Bruegger aided in beating back a grass fire near Stop 71-2 on the Yellow Line. Officials said a deputy shortage allowed the inmates to assist, and the blaze threatened nearby buildings.
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Jack Bruegger
Milk Wagon Drivers Union Fortified as Gang War Looms
Chicago August 10 Officials report the Milk Wagon Drivers Union fortified its Ashland Avenue headquarters with armor and bullet proofing while police and union officers warn of an imminent attack by Capone syndicate storm squads. A gang war declaration followed kidnappings and killings connected to the bid for control of delivery unions in the city.
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Chicago
Milk Wagon Drivers’ Union
Capone Syndicate
al Capone
Ashland Avenue
Steve Sumner
Sumner
Robert C. Fitchie
Shawano
Wis
State Dept. says bills not Lindbergh ransom money
The American consul in Moncton reported deposits of U S bills at the Bank of Nova Scotia and the State Department, after checking serial numbers with the Justice Department, found they do not match the Lindbergh ransom numbers.
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Washington
State Department
Moncton
N. S
Bank of
Slain On First Night Of Work
In his first night back on the job after a three month layoff, Sergt. Adolf Bayer of the Pennsylvania Railroad police was shot to death by box car thieves on the railroad right of way in Cleveland. He fired his revolver at the attackers before dying. the killers fled. A box car nearby showed its seal broken and door opened.
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Cleveland
Sergt
Adolf Bayer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bayer
Pennsylvania
Hitler bids for chancellorship in Germany ignite political crisis
Berlin reports Hitler, seeking dictatorial power, pressed his bid for the chancellorship after talks between President Hindenburg and Chancellor Papen. Officials say Hitler’s Nazis could join the cabinet, despite fear of violent backlash as fascist squads gather near Berlin. Bombings and arson disrupt Elbing amid ongoing political turmoil and suppression decrees.
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Berlin
Ae — Adolph Hitler
Germany
Paul von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Hitler
Hindenburg
Neudeck
von Papen
von Hindenburg
Mussolini
Silesia
East Prussia
Elbing
Freie Presse
Steel executive Roger Sproat dies in Cleveland
Roger H. Sproat, 48, superintendent of American Steel & Wire Co. American works, died last night in Cleveland after a weeklong illness from pneumonia at his residence.
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STEEL
Cleveland
Roger H. Sproat
American Steel & Wire Company
American Works
Birthday Cakes Adorn White House To Mark Hoover’s Birthday
President Hoover turns 58 today and will receive at least three birthday cakes from the U S shipping line a Boy Scouts troop and Mrs Hoover. A giant birthday card box with 40000 signatures was also sent from Winchester Mass and presented by Brendon Finn. The box featured a painting of Hoover’s birthplace and took 36 days to assemble.
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White House
Washington
Hoover
United States Shipping Line
Boy Scouts
Ernest W. Chase
Winchester
Mass
Brendon
Finn
Calvin Coolidge
Richard E. Byrd
Henry Ford
Harvey Firestone
Chase
Mr. Hoover
Madrid Uprising Suppressed as Seville Seized in Rebellion
Spanish forces moved on Seville to quell a monarchist revolt after an uprising in Madrid left eight dead and about 30 wounded. Gen Jose Sanjurjo led rebel troops and civil guards in Madrid with a plan to restore King Alfonso. By afternoon arrests rose to two dozen, and Jerez also reported a suppressed outbreak.
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Madrid
Seville
Spain
Jose San Jurjo
Manuel Azana
Perminer
Alfonso
Cadiz
Jerez
Jeres
Loomis Elected Head Of Board For Sanatorium
Loomis was elected president of the tuberculosis sanatorium board with Allan Branson Wellington postmaster as vice president and Dr W E Wheatley from Lorain as the other member. Dr H F Gammons was named secretary and the board set regular meetings for the second Tuesday of each month. The facility now cares for 35 patients regularly, with a maximum of 65 forecast, and will operate within a 75000 appropriation due to a low daily cost of 2.49 per patient, compared with over 4 prior to the sanatorium’s construction.
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Trustesi
Oth County
Ford Loomis
Hlyria
Allan Branson
Wellington
W. E. Wheatley
Lorain
H.F. Gammons
Old Age Pension Conference Set At Hayles Club
An old age pension conference will meet at 7 45 Friday evening at the Hayles club to organize a system for circulating initiative petitions for aid to deserving aged citizens of Ohio. Sponsored by the Fraternal Order of Eagles and endorsed by the Ohio State Federation of Labor, the movement notes pensions paid in seventeen states and Alaska, with about 65000 beneficiaries. Elyria labor groups are invited to send representatives.
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Hayles Club
Ohio
Order of Eagles
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Alaska
Elyria
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Findlay
Ohio American Legion
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Eleanor Holm
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Ridgeville
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Elyrians
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Drivers Union
Gov
Gifford Pinchot
Anna Chess
Fairchance
W. J. Ruble
Chess
Loomis
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