Reconstruction Corp Turns To Aid Farmers Nationwide
The Reconstruction Corporation created eight agricultural credit corporations to provide live stock and crop loans, aiming to ease hardship by allowing farmers to hold crops until prices improve. Initial capital is 3 million dollars per corporation, with main offices in Columbus, St Louis, Minneapolis, Sioux City, Wichita, Fort Worth, Salt Lake City, and Spokane.
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Washington
7the Reconstruction Corporation
Credita
Columbus
St. Leuis
Minneapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Jobless Urge Probe Of Lima Welfare Body
In Lima Ohio a unemployed committee demanded an investigation into alleged irregularities in the Family Welfare Association. They propose a food commissary instead of ration orders and may appeal to State Welfare Director McSweeny and Gov White. A six member committee will present the demands to the Lima City Commission Monday. over 300 jobless plan to attend.
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Lima. O
Family Welfare Association
Lima
John McSweeney
George White
Commission
Repeal Seen as Path to Tax Relief in Ohio
Columbus August 20 Repeal of the prohibition amendment would grant complete tax relief says William E. Lewis Youngstown newly elected executive secretary of the Crusaders of Ohio While at the Democratic State Convention here he argued a liquor tax could produce 1 558 000 000 in revenue enough to pay interest on all local and national bonded indebtedness and still leave over 2 000 000 in the treasury Lewis told Crusaders members the organization would back feasible steps toward liquor control as a substitute for national prohibition and acceptable to the American people.
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Columbus
William E. Lewis
Youngstown
The
Crusaders of Ohio
Lewis
Crusaders
Guarded after threats in Lima hospital
Frank Lee of Sacramento California, 24, was under heavy guard at Lima City Hospital after threatening attendants and nurses. He was recovering from a bullet wound suffered a week earlier while escaping from Columbus Grove jail where he was held on a check without funds charge.
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Lima, O
Frank Lee
Sacramento
Calif
Lima City Hospital
Columbus Grove
Four Fined After Elyria Home Raid
Police surprise visit to 364 Sixteenth street at 11 45 p m yesterday led to arrests of two sisters and two men on disorderly conduct and intoxication charges. Theresa Stack received 59 dollars and costs for keeping a disorderly house. Bernice Stack got 5 dollars and costs for intoxication. A B Williams and Edward Godfrey were each fined 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. All pled not guilty but were found guilty by Mayor W H Van Oster after officers testified they heard conversations through the windows.
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Sixteenth Street
Theresa Stack
Bernice Stack
A. B. Williams
Edward Godfrey
W. H. van Oster
Olice
Continue Drive For Signatures On County Home Rule
The County Home Rule amendment failed to gather enough signatures for November 1922 ballot, per Earl Bacon secretary of the Erie Chamber of Commerce. The Ohio County Home Rule Association circulates more petitions to place it on the 1933 ballot. Mrs Jane Bradshaw holds the petitions in Hivria and seeks signers. The amendment would let counties adopt an alternative government form if voters approve, and authorize the Legislature to pass related laws or let a county draft its own charter.
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Earl Bacon
Eira Chamber of Commerce
County Home Rule Association of Ohio
Jane Bradshaw
Hivria
Bank Head to Ask New Trial in Bowling Green Case
Fremont Ohio August 20 Frank lin P Riegte former president of the closed Commercial Bank and Savings Company of Bowling Green plans a new trial after being found guilty of misapplying funds with intent to defraud The conviction carries a mandatory penalty of a 10000 fine or 30 years in the penitentiary or both Two former cashiers Fred Kiopus and L D Mercer await trials
Famed Dog To- Start On Tour
Myra V Stolzenvoss the young Doberman pinscher that gained national notice after saving her master from a rattlesnake will begin a tour with a show in Bloomingburg Ohio. Hamlet V Herthhasse a German champion is expected to be her main rival at the Doberman Pinscher Club of America annual show.
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Bloomingburg
CPI
Myra V. Stolzenvoss
Hamlet V. Herthhasse
Germany
Doberman Pincher Club of America
Myra
Two Men Taken To Mansfield Reformatory
William Cecil of Elyria was sent to Mansfield reformatory yesterday for parole violation while serving a county jail term for petit larceny. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman reported. John B. Jones of Lorain was also sent to Mansfield to begin an indeterminate sentence for breaking into a warehouse.
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Reformatory
William Cecil
Elyria
Mansfield Reformatory
Paul Chapman
Cecil
John B. Jones
Lorain
Court filings allege loans and commissions in Lorain and Ridgeville
The City Bank Company of Lorain sues Charles Wright and others for 9200 claiming a promissory note default and seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on Lorain property. August J Lehman and Joseph Carpenter sue Henry Harbert for 1000 alleging owed commissions from a Ridgeville farm sale.
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The
City Bank Company
Lorain
Charles. Wright
J. Lehman
Joseph Carpenter
Henry Harbert
Ridgeville Township
Start Effort to Rid County of Bar Rooms in Lima
Lima Ohio August 26 An effort to rid Allen County of alleged open bar rooms began at the order of Prosecutor West M Botkin after the arrest and conviction of Joan Myers on a charge of operating an alleged speakeasy. A car driven by Joel Rice of North Olmsted was badly damaged at Middle Avenue and Sixth Street yesterday afternoon when struck by another car that fled the scene. The other machine jumped the curb and into a yard before the driver backed out and left. We are what our microbes make us.
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Lima
Allen County
West M. Botkin
Joan Myers
Joel Rice
North Olmsted
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Fletcher objects to Finance Corporation loan reports details
Senator Fletcher charges that Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan reports given to the Couzens committee lack sufficient detail to show loan purpose. He cites over 1.6 billion dollars in loans to banks and others, notes ledger entries tracing funds through multiple banks, and argues the data does not prove aid to agriculture, commerce, or industry.
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Washington
Fletcher
Florida
Reconstruction Finance Corporations
Couzens’ Supervisory Committee
Couzens
Michigan
United Press Today
Finance Corporation Act
Texas
Dallas
Chicago
New York
Banking and Currency Committee
Eugene Meyer
Finance Corporation
South Trimble
Couzens Committee
Lang
Finance Corporation Affairs
Women Lead U S Tourists in Paris This Summer
Paris report shows women outnumber men among American travelers by roughly seven to one. Most visitors are older married women with families or groups of two or three, plus many teachers and professional women. They seek information on destinations, prefer to book in advance, and favor Paris as a base before touring Europe.
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Paris
American Express
Europe
Information Bureau
The
United States
Havre
England
Switzerland
Spain
Tals
Germany
Laughed at jailed friend leads to jail break
In Santa Clara Manuel Vierra was jailed for reckless driving. Martin Araujo visited the jail to mock him, broke in by removing a screen, and laughed loudly as officers found the open door. Araujo returned to jail, Vierra was freed on bail, and Araujo stole an attendant's gun, receiving fifty days.
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Santa Clara
Cal
Manuel Vierra
Martin Araujo
Vierra
Araujo
Football Game Fatal To World War Air Hero
Plymouth England death following heart strain ends the life of Squadron Leader Richard Munday famed World War I air hero who commanded a flight in France and became known for burning German kite balloon sheds with incendiary tracer rounds during solo raids on the enemy lines.
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Plymouth
England
Ips
Richard, Munday
Munday
France
Blindfolded Champion Demonstrates Checkers Skills At Y M C A
George O'Brien, Pennsylvania state checker champion, demonstrated blindfolded play to Elyria Lorain and Oberlin fans at the Elyria Y M C A last night. He faced six county players, winning four games and drawing two with J R McCracken and James Coyne. O'Brien also played 22 timed contests, winning 20 and drawing two against Elyrians E W Phillips and M M Adams. Talks of a Lorain Erie County team match followed, with a potential future showdown against Guy Garwood or Kopa from Ohio.
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Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
J. R. McCracken
James Coyne Elyria
E. W. Phillips
M. M. Adams
Elyrians
O'Brien
Lorain County
Erie County
P. J. McGory
Cedar Point Checker Association
Guy Garwood
Columbia Station
Ohio
Kopa
O’brien
Bishop McFadden to be consecrated in Cleveland
Lorain and Elyria church members join in honoring Msgr James A McFadden as he becomes the first Cleveland native elevated to the episcopate in decades. The Sept ceremony features Bishop Schrembs as consecrator with O Reilly Gallagher and Archbishop McNicholas delivering remarks and a public reception later.
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Cleveland
James A. McFadden
McFadden
Elia
St. Agnes
Kathryn Tamblyn
North Ridgeville
Michael Scanton
Lorain
Schrembs
Thomas Q. O'Reilly
Scranton
Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
John T. McNicholas
Cincinnati
Michael P. Moonay
Bishop Schrembs
Bishop McFadden
Bishop O'Reilly
Newton D . Baker
Charles E. Adams
Cleveland Community Fund
W. J. Bushea
Diocesancouncil of
Catholic Women
Sawyer Chosen As Candidate for Ohio Lieutenant Governor
Ohio Democrats backed Governor Franklin D Roosevelt in his campaign and selected Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati as their nominee for lieutenant governor, completing the Democratic state ticket with Governor George White. Sawyer replaces William G Pickrel of Dayton who withdrew for personal reasons after the March primary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Sawyer
State Executive Committee
George White
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Mar
Oberlin Mourns Sudden Death Of Dr George W Andrews
Oberlin today mourns the death of George Whitfield Andrews a renowned organist and composer who died suddenly in Honolulu on August 18 at seventy one. He spent most of his life in Oberlin with strong ties to the Conservatory of Music and the Oberlin Musical Union. He directed the Conservatory orchestra for two decades and helped found the American Guild of Organists. His survivors include wife Harriet two daughters Rebel Johnson and Eleanor Holt and son George W Andress Jr funeral plans not yet announced.
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Oberlin
George Whitfield Andrews
Honolulu
Andrews
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin College
Leipzig
Munich
Paris
Oberlin Musical Union
The
Conservatory Orchestra
American Guild of Organists
Central Union Church
Pinahon Academy
Harriet
Rebel Johnson
Eleanor Holt
George W. Andress, Jr
New York City
Oberlin Women Plan Democratic Picnic at North Pleasant St
The Oberlin Women's Democratic club will host a picnic for Oberlin Democrats at Mrs. Charles Magruder’s home 65 North Pleasant Street on Thursday August 25 at 6 o'clock. Speakers include Bernice Pyke Cleveland Welfare director and Stephan M. Young congressional candidate, with Oberlin radio artists providing music.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Women’s Democratic Club
Charles Magruder
North Pleasant Street
Bernice Pyke
Welfare Department of
Cleveland
Stephan M. Young
Death probes into pastor and teacher found dead
In New Haven Connecticut police probe the deaths of Rev Joseph Cournoyer 43 pastor of St Louis RC church and Lavina Moran 39 a school teacher and parish worker both bodies found yesterday in or near the parish house and garage autopsies awaited results Coroner James Corrigan to receive findings while authorities seek cause of death in both cases Moran active in church social affairs for years
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New Haven
Conn
Joseph Cournoyer
St. Louis
R. C
Lavina Moran
James J. Corrigan
Adolph Groleau
Price
Miss Moran
Husband Discovers Judge Was Not Fooling
In Syracuse Judge Yehle ordered George Brown to surrender his weekly pay check to his wife or face jail on an intoxication charge. After initial compliance, Brown and Mrs. Brown left court arguing, then she rushed back to report he had changed his mind. The judge then kept five dollars to his wife, reduced seven fifty by six months in jail.
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Syracuse
Yehte
George Brown
Brown
France Kicks On Embassy in Paris Balance Debate
In Paris the new 1.5 million embassy rising on the Place de la Concorde faces protests that its naked iron framework disrupts the square’s Gabriel plan harmony. Cyrano blames municipal tolerance and notes the embassy will be taller than the Hotel Saint Florentin, while American engineers defend balance as completion proceeds on schedule for next June.
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Paris
IUPI
United States
Place de la Concorde
Gabriel
Saint Florentin
Delano and Aldrich
Beaux Arts
Edge
St. Florentin
Explosion and Fire Damages $100,000 at Superior Refining Co
An explosion and blaze at four large gasoline and oil tanks of the Superior Refining Co in St. Paul Minn injured two firemen and caused damage estimated above $100,000. The fountain of flame burned for hours before being brought under control.
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OTL
St, Paul
Minn
Superior Refining Co
Butter as currency in Kursk Soviet Union
Officials of the Butter Trust in Kursk disclosed that 4400 pounds of butter were used in five months as currency in dealings with government bodies. They bought machinery, did repairs, and handled daily expenditures by offering butter for faster action, reflecting widespread barter in the Soviet economy amid goods scarcity.
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Russia
Kursk
Mpi
Butter Trust
Chicago Market Quotations Offer Fragmentary Prices
Market notes from Chicago show rough quotations for butters and car lots with inconsistent scores and partial figures. Entries include 93 score butter at 18-2 prices, 92 score at 18e, 87 to 80 ranges, and scattered 16 1-2, 1c stands amid uncertain figures. The fragmentary data lacks complete items or clear totals.
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Chicago
Grain and produce markets show mixed wholesale quotes
The report surveys multiple commodities with steady receipts and varying prices. Wheat, corn, oats, and barley move with No. 2 and No. 3 grades cited across Minneapolis, Toledo, and Ohio markets. Prices reflect local demand, with notable figures for eggs, potatoes, and fruit in Ohio and surrounding regions.
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United States
Cobbiers
Wisconsin
U. S
Nebraska
Kansas
Minneapolis
Toledo
Cleveland
Brighton Logan Langon reunion and community notices
The Logan Langon family reunion gathered August 14 at A W Baird’s home with 68 attendees. Activities included a noon dinner, a short business meeting, election of officers, and an afternoon baseball game followed by ice cream and cake.
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Logan-Langon
A. W. Baird
Jerome Logan
Winefred Logan
Ruth Baird
Cleveland
Norwalk
Clarksfield
Berlin Heights
Townsend
Hartland
Brighton
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Turner
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Aus
Charles Zawolsky
John Hudak
Zawolsky
Labor
Isabel Larwill
Lansing, Mich
Wolverine
George W. Andrews
Sf Oberlin
Reber Johnson
San Francisco
J. A. McGrain
Woodland Avenue
Walter McGrann
Erie
Ruth King
Harold Evans
Ohio Northern University
Morris Home
Oberlin Democrat
Thurso
Savoy
California
S. A. Blackburn
Versailles
American Legion Auxiliary
Portland, Ore
Blackburn
Auxiliary
Department of Kentucky Audiliary
Langon
Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Society
Brighton Methodist Church
Ira Lee
Harvey Merrill
Etna Burge
Carl Webber
Jessa Burge
Sunshine
M. Baylor
Brighton Union Sunders School
Casscade Park
Bidwell Baird
A. K. Baird
D. A. Batra
E. Griggs
Dorothy
Wellington
Hugh Slack
Sullivan
Russell Griggs
Lawyengg
J. K. Prentice
Eva Hall
J. Hall
Nia Hardy
C. Greene
Ross Greene
Co. BE
Sarah Carter
Lloyd Hudson
Kipton
George Vander Stadt
Ill
Ella Hardy
Ruth Hauser
Jack
Doris
Joan
Stanley Storrow
John Profant
Frank Smith
Alfred Alten
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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