Move to halt dog races. Akron probe targets Northfield track
Summit County Prosecutor Ray B. Watters moved to stop the Coun ty Line Kennel Club dog races reopened last night after the Northfield track closed five years ago. Watters held a conference with Sheriff Ray Potts and Detective H Burant and warned Northfield Mayor George Kusta may forfeit his office for not stopping the opening.
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Akron, O
County Line Kennel Club
Northfield
Summit County
Ray B. Watters
Watters
Ray Potts
H. Burant
George Kusta
Eighteen Lorain County Girls May Enter State Fair Exhibits
Eighteen girls from Lorain County Four-H Clubs are eligible to send exhibits to the Ohio State Fair opening August 27 in Columbus. Led by Miss Alice Bird, county extension agent, clubs with members earning A grades on Fourth Club work may enter one exhibit per class across three classes. Most clubs will enter one or two exhibits due to incomplete projects and A-grade membership. Exhibits may cover school dress, afternoon dress, and complete costumes.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Alice Bird
Middle Ridge
Triple S
East Carlisle
Camden
Lake Avenue
Triple 5
Amherst
Murray Ridge
Gulf Road
Buckeye Seivers
Russia
Dainty Stitches
Carlisle
Twenty four graduates join Ohio Highway Patrol as weighmen
Twenty four candidates, graduates yesterday from the State Highway Patrol Training School in Columbus, were assigned today as weighmen in the State Highway Patrol Department. They will be stationed at patrol stations across the state.
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Highway Patrol
Columbus
State Highway Patrol
State Highway Patrol Department
Indian couriers reach Washington with invitation to Roosevelt
Fourteen Tuscarora runners from the Lewiston Tuscarora reservation carried three grains of corn as an invitation to President Roosevelt to attend the Four Nations celebration at Old Fort Niagara. They ran 450 miles from Lewiston to Washington nonstop, with a new brave bearing the pouch each hour.
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Bird
Tuscarora
Lewiston
N. Y
Washington
Roosevelt
Old Fort Niagara
Grant Increase In Milk Price In Ohio Area
The Ohio Milk Marketing Commission ordered higher milk prices for Dayton area producers with a one cent consumer rise. Class 1 producer price increases from 1.70 to 2.05 per hundredweight. Springfield area order pending. drought conditions cited as rising production costs.
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Columbus
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Dayton
Springfield
Liquor Control Director Fires Twelve Employees in Columbus
Col. John A Hughes liquor control director dismissed twelve employees in an economy move. It was the second group of twelve removed to cut expenses as work in the department grows lighter. Five from accounting, two from enforcement, three from traffic, and two from permit division were affected.
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Liquor
Columbus
John A Hughes
Liquor Control
Accounting
Woman seeks divorce over husband blocking vote and abuse
Mrs Cora Gertrude Thrismer of Preble County filed suit for divorce from Charles J Thrismer alleging he refused to let her vote and had a vile temper. They were married March 8 1930.
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Eaton
Cora Gertrude Thrismer
Preble County
Charles J. Thrismer
Thrismer
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Pura
Dupont
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Jacquard
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John Lersch
Corner Broad & West Ave
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Rock Island
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