White weighs candidates to Ohio Utilities post
Governor White is considering a long list of candidates to replace John W. Bricker on the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. A decision is not expected soon, but an appointment may come before the September special session for Senate confirmation. Bricker resigned to focus on his attorney general campaign, and geography will influence the choice along with competence. Possible names include Garrett Claypool, P. Dunkle, Judge N. Craig McBride, James Huffman, and Vic Donahey connections.
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Columbus
White
John W. Bricker
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Bricker
General Assembly
Senate
Commission
E. J. Hoppie
Cleveland
Frank W. Geiger
Springfield
Custom
Statutes
Garrett Claypool
Chillicothe
Democratic State Central
P. Dunkle
N. Craig McBride
Highland County
James Huffman
Vic Donahey
Court filings outline multiple Ohio suits in 1920s era docket
The Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit sues Herbert C Miller and others for 2687 on a promissory note with foreclosure sought in Wellington Township. Esther O Knott seeks divorce from Richard on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, couple wed in 1927 with one child. Nelda C Rosentha sues Lester for divorce on gross neglect, married in 1925 with one child. Howard Cole’s divorce from Julia Jane Cole was reversed by cross petition, original action dismissed, custody to Mrs Cole. Halle Brothers Co sues Leo C Smallwood for 511 on account.
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Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit
Herbert C. Miller
Wellington Township
Esther O. Knott
Richard
Berea
Nelda C. Rosentha
Elyria
Lester F
Howard Cole
Julia Jane Cole
Julia Cole
Zrogs
Mr. Cole
Mrs. Cole
Await Renewal Of Liquor War
Lima authorities awaited renewal of hostilities between rival liquor factions with rumors of gunmen imported from Chicago Cleveland Toledo and elsewhere. Jos Guagenti 32 a leader was near death after weekend flare up. His brother Frank 38 and Art Miller 40 alleged lieutenant for Earl Smith were jailed on charges of shooting with intent to kill.
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Lima
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
Jos Guagenti
Frank Guagenti
Art Miller
Earl Smith
Miller
Indiana Banker Named Head of Democrat Group
Indiana banker Evang Woolen of Indianapolis was named chairman of the Democratic Finance Committee. The appointment was announced by James A. Farley. Woolen is president of Fletcher Savings and Trust Company and a leading Indiana financier. The committee reports to the executive committee chaired by Governor Harry F. Byrd of Virginia. Woolen will travel to New York to confer with Frank Walker and announce the committee membership.
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New York
Evang Woolen
Indianapolis
Democratic Finance Committee
James A. Farley
Woolen
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company
Indiana
Harry Frced Byrd
Virginia
Frank Walker
Local News In a Few Lines
Truck driver Fred Spangler of Akron paid a $25 fine and costs for an overloaded truck on county roads after arraignment before Justice Walter H Watts. Deputy Sheriff Bob Rodgers and Gerald Nau made the arrest. Grass fire on Williams street was extinguished by department after threatening nearby buildings. Mrs. Robert Gunder of Elyria township collided with Dr. K P Scott’s car on Broad street around 7 p.m. yesterday.
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Fred Spangler
Akron
Walter H. Watts
Bob Rodgers
Gerald Nau
Williams Street
Robert Gunder
Elyria Township
K. P. Scott
Broad Street
Farm Might Lead U.S. Back To Prosperity Says Delegate
NEW BRUNSWICK New Jersey August 10 Agriculture may lift the nation from stagnation as wheat cotton and hog prices rise Louis J Taber Columbus Ohio National Master of the Grange told delegates at the Middle Atlantic Grand Lecturer Conference last night He warned of clouded finances but urged optimism based on farm prospects and rising commodity prices
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New Brunswick
WN. J
United States
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
The
Grange
Middle Atlantic
Weather Favors Farm Operation
Weather in Columbus Ohio on August 10 indicated overall favorable conditions for farming with excessive dryness hindering fall plowing in many areas. Rain is needed in northern eastern and central districts as crops deteriorate while scattered showers helped some southwestern regions. Harvesting and threshing of small grain progressed with satisfactory yield except oats. Corn conditions were satisfactory to above normal in some facilities but also harmed by lack of rain. pastures and late crops deteriorated. Daytime temperatures ran above normal, with cooler nights.
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Columbus
Weather Bureau of the Departtment of Agriculture
Hinsouniisa
Tally Sheets In Mine Vote Stolen
Two Illinois district mine union tellers reported to headquarters that masked men held them up and stole tally sheets from the Ridgely Farmers State Bank vault as they left for headquarters. The holdup delays totals but no outcome change is expected for the coal miners referendum on the wage scale and resumed work.
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Springfield
Ilinois District
Orlie Blackman
Carrier Mills
George B. Gee
Ridgsly Farmers’ State Bank
Illinois
Socialists Seek Ballot Spots in Ohio Race
Ohio seeks to place Norman Thomas and James H Maurer on November ballot as Socialist presidential and vice presidential candidates. Petitions with 21655 signatures filed with Secretary of State Clarence Brown prompt Attorney General Gilbert Bettman to interpret new election code. If allowed, electors’ names may not appear on the ballot, with a vote for the two national candidates acting as a vote for their electors.
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Columbes
Ohio
Clarence Brown
Tuesay
Norman Thomas
James H. Maurer
Gilbert Bettman
Brown
Thomas and Maurer
Secretary of State
Airplane Plant Coming to 10 City
Harper Aircraft Corporation begins installation of equipment at an east side plant, moving from Bedford to produce a low wing monoplane in the light airplane class. The U.S. Commerce Department approval is expected within three weeks. The plant aims for one plane weekly, using Bedford skilled workers, with extra repair jobs for the National Air Races.
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Eljtia
Harper Aircraft Corporation
Bedford
J. L. Harper
United States Department of Commerce
Harper
Wurs
East Isdé
Tacca
Death record of Mrs. Fred Dreher age 57 Medina Ohio
Mrs. Fred Dreher of Medina Ohio died at Elyria Memorial Hospital last night at 10 35 after a long illness. The body was removed to Medina by Waite and Son Funeral Home.
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Fred Dreher
Medina
Ohio
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Waite and Son
Japanese envoy defends stance on Stimson speech
Debuchi stated Japan had no plan to seek an official explanation of Stimson's New York remarks. The smiling ambassador, chatting with reporters, showed concern over reports he was ordered to obtain such an explanation, noting Tokyo had not instructed him to discuss the speech yet.
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Debuchi
Japan
Stimson
New York
Far East
Tokio
Postmaster of Urichsville Dies at 42
Paul H. Stoutt editor of the Evening Chronicle and Urichsville postmaster died at Twin City Hospital from appendicitis after surgery five days earlier. A Tuscarawas County Republican leader, he had resigned after two terms to become postmaster. Survived by widow Lenore, son Paul Stoutt Jr., stepmother Mrs Grace Stoutt, three brothers and five sisters.
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Urichsville
Paul H. Stoutt
Evening Chronicle
Twin City Hospital
Stoutt
Tuscarawas County
Jas
Lenore
Paul Stoutt
Grace Stoutt
Street lights to be out for five months in town
Aug 10 report says street lights will be off for five months in T. Delaware after a council ruling. Only twenty three downtown lights will be turned on during the period.
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T. Delaware
Brazil state of belligerency request shocks Rio authorities
Washington reported that Paulo state in Brazil has informally asked the U S State Department to recognize a state of belligerency with the federal government of Rio de Janeiro. The move comes amid a revolution waged by Paulo against central authorities.
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Washington
Paulo
Brazil
Reio de Janeiro
State Department
Death of Rival Flier Recounted in British Court
Captain William N Lancaster testified about the April death of Haden Clarke, rival for Mrs. Jessie Keith-Miller, saying Clarke shot himself. Lancaster described finding Clarke by his bed, noting blood, and that Clarke typed notes after the fatal act. He recalled Clarke’s last words and the moment of discovering the scene at the bungalow.
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Miami
Fla
William N. Lancaster
Haden Clarke
Jessie Keith-Miller
Lancaster
Clark
Haden
Physician Faces Narcotic Charge in Columbus
Dr. Allen Coburn of Homer in Licking County must appear before U S Commissioner Joseph W. Horner on August 23 for exam on Harrison Narcotic Act violations. The physician, practicing in Zeatica C, was released on 1000 dollar bond after denying narcotic sales to known addicts. Four Columbus residents Alfred Dunlap Margaret Callahan Thelma Deangelo and Abe Robins were arraigned for conspiracy to violate narcotic law. hearings set for August 23.
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Columbus
Allen Coburn
Homer
Licking County
United States
Joseph W. Horner
iZitica
Ohio
Coburn
Alfred Dunlap
Margaret Callahan
Thelma Deangelo
Abe Robins
Probe murder of man near Marion
A man tentatively identified as M Bonomo about forty was murdered near Agenta in Marion county between 11 and 12 Tuesday night. Identification came from a card issued to M Bonomo by a Cleveland pressing shop and a tattoo B M on his forearm. The body was found by John Finfacie beside a road near an Erie crossing. Mrs Freeman Russler said she heard shots between 11 and 12 and the man was shot three times through the chest.
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Marion, O
My Bonomo
Agenta
Marion County
Freeman Russler
Three Escape From Roseville Prison Plant
Three convicts escaped from the Roseville prison brick plant in Zanesville Ohio today. The escapees were James Dowler serving a term for automobile theft Charles Athey who has 17 years for second degree murder and is up for parole this year and Frank Williams sentenced from Cincinnati for automobile theft. They slipped away during a guard change.
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Zanesville
Roseville
James Dowler
Charles Athey
Frank Williams
Cincinnati
Four Die in Chicago Restaurant Blast
A blast at a near North Side restaurant in Chicago killed four people. John Buzaris, 47, owner of the establishment, died instantly. Three others, including a woman, perished from injuries at a hospital as investigators sought the blast’s cause.
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Chicago
North Side
John Buzaris
Monarchist Uprising Struck Madrid Hosts Clash At Government Centers
The rebellion began in Madrid with monarchist forces assaulting key government sites. Loyal civil guards reinforced Seville and Madrid’s police riot squads moved to quell the resistance. Firefights erupted as troops attempted to reach the war ministry and palace, with soldiers fleeing after a volley from police squads.
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Jerez
Cadiz
Seville
Madrid
Ministry of War
Ministry of the Interior
Alcala Zamora
la Granja
Oberlin residents and visitors depart for travel and visits
Oberlin residents and relatives mingle with family and friends across Ohio and Indiana. Mrs Anthony J Humphreys and two children spend a week in Wintretka Illinois, Mrs Helem Senour visits Indianapolis, Mrs Harry Dennison Griswold stays with the May family in Oberlin, H A Peabody leaves for Canada on business. Rebecca Wilson and Mrs Robert Wilson return from a month at Oberlin Colony, others visit Frankfort Michigan Greenville Ohio Linesville Pa and Cleveland. guests join at 111 Forest street and with Oakridge travelers nearby.
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Harry Dennison Griswold
Elyria
C. C. May
North Main Street
H. A. Peabody
Canada
Robert Wilson
Rebecca
Elm Street
Oberlin Colony
Retirements Highlight Oberlin Postal Staff and Alumni
Henry H Stone will retire after twenty nine years as Oberlin village mail carrier on August 31. Warren J Saxe has served thirty one years. Miss Grace Davenport, blind since infancy, continues music studies at Muskogee and travels unaccompanied. Miss Constance Sherman leaves for Philadelphia for a Smith College wedding then sails to France with twenty five peers for a year of study. Mrs Harold Metcalf and two sons visit relatives in New Jersey. Miss Alice Rodgers spent time in Cuyahoga Falls with Miss Hester Seasons.
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Oberlin, O
Henry H.stone
Mr. Stone
John Steele
Warren J. Saxe
Grace Davenport
Oklahoma State Institute For the Blind
Muskogee
Oberlin
Conservatory of Music
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Miss Davenport
Constance Sherman
Philadelphia
Oberfin Colleges
Alice Rodgers
Cuyahoga Falls
Hester
Libby Holman Returns to Maryland Estate Under Watch
In Maryland Libby Holman Reynolds allegedly returned secretly to Leonard Richards Jr estate on Chesapeake Bay after a court appearance in Winston-Salem. Her bodyguard Otto is said to report she plans to have a baby in February and police protection is requested on 24 hour shifts.
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Baltimore
Libby Holman Reynolds
Harford County
Leonard Richards, Jr
Chesapeake Bay
Winston-Salem
Otto
Reese Bowman
Libby
Louisa D.A. Jenney
Wilmington
Bowman
Benjamin Ray
Aberdeen
Joseph Pusey
Elyria Drum Corps Prize Costs Hit Budget
Elyria and Avon Lake area notes report the state drum and bugle corps prize of 1500 dollars paid to send champions to Detroit, but costs rose to 1800 dollars with a 360 dollar loss. Delegates urge raising the prize to fund a trip to the 1933 World’s Fair in Chicago. Also, William N. Guthrie of Columbus, recovering from five bullet wounds after a taxicab dispute with Albert Prathers, who fled police.
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Elyria
Jim Elemes
Ely- Tin Post
Ely-rians
Detroit
Elyrians
Chicago
J. E. Kubic
Avon Lake
Fifth Legion
American Legion
Ohio
Elyria Post
Kubic
Ohio Legion
Chippewa Lake Park
Elyria Drum
Columbus. v
William N. Guthrie
Albert Prathers
Guthrie
Frathers
St Agnes Rout Elyria in Cascade Park Tilt 21 to 8
The St. Agnes nine won the third game of a four game series at Cascade Park by 21 to 8 to close the set. Kemper and Young are asked to take notice as Mather Funeral Home of Cleveland secured the rubber match.
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Mather
Cleveland
Elyria
St. Agnes
Cascade Park
Hubie
Flyers
Kemper
Young
Gorilla Jones Knocks Out December in Second Round
In Cleveland, Gorilla Jones defeats Jack December in the second round of a six round bout at the Auditorium. Jones careers past December with a sharp right to the heart and a finishing cross and left hook after probing with a jab and straight.
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Cleveland, CO
Jack December
Gorilla Jones
December
Jones
Jack
Cleveland Market Report Prices for Vegetables and Livestock
Cleveland Market briefs show mixed receipts with butter eggs and poultry steady, various hogs cattle calves and sheep priced by weight. Ohio fruits and vegetables list multiple items with baskets and per dozen or per bushel quotes. Chicago quotes reflect butter eggs potatoes and grains with futures and current receipts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Hi-Speeds Beat Indians in Swamp. Braves Tie First
In Ely Stadium games yesterday, Braves led by Rata defeated Hubie's Flyers 5-2 keeping a tie for first place with St. Agnes in the Stadium hard ball league. Hi-Speeds halted a losing streak by routing the Indians 12-5 in the other matchup.
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Brave
Rata
St. Agnes
Hubie
Flyers
Ely Stadium
Hi-Speeds
Indians
Guenin Pretzels Win Seventh Game In Row
The Guenin Pretzels rallied for eight runs in the fifth to seize the lead and beat the Oberlin Pennzoils 14 11 in Oberlin last night. It was the seventh straight win for the Guenin club.
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Guenin Pretzels
Oberlin Pennzoils
Oberlin
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