Cold Wave Hits Midwestern and Southern States
A broad cold snap spreads from the Midwest to the South, with temperatures falling to 45 to 60 degrees across many cities. Cleveland drops below 45, Chicago and Milwaukee around 50, with rain in Missouri and Iowa and overcast skies elsewhere. Forecasters expect warming by night and showers in more than a dozen states.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Madison
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis
Missouri
Iowa
Colorado
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wether Bureau
Liner Battles Gale Injuring Thirty On Ocean Voyage
The Anchor Line Cameronia arrived from New York with 30 passengers injured after a two day gale. The ship rolled in 66 foot waves under a 70 mile wind. Among the Americans aboard was the State College soccer team. William Rich of California suffered a double arm fracture and rib injuries. A seaman was swept overboard and drowned during the gale.
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Glasgow
Cameronia
New York
William Rich
Amateur Pilots Injured In Crash Near Napoleon
Two amateur Toledo pilots were injured when their newly purchased two place Aeronica stalled at 800 feet and crashed in a wheat field four miles south of Napoleon last night. Joseph W. Slager, 27, suffered a fractured skull and broken nose, while John Marconi, 28, bruised nose and strained shoulder. Slager had bought the plane from Jack McCoys and had flown to Napoleon to visit him.
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Napoleon
Toledo
Aeronica
Napoleon Airport
Self-marriage and handfasting in colonial law records
Colonial New England law records reference self-marriage and hand-fasting, terms tied to unorthodox unions. These acts were typically punished only by social stigma and moral censure, with official penalties rarely enforcing strict legal sanctions.
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Engand
Mayor to Give Verdict Tomorrow in DWI Case
Mayor W H Vanoster will announce the verdict tomorrow morning in the driving while intoxicated case against Tony Zlatkowski of 348 West River Street. Zlatkowski, arrested August 13, came up for trial this morning. the lengthy proceeding concluded at noon with Attorney Samuel Deutsch representing him in court.
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W. H. Vanoster
Tony Zlatkowski
West River Street
Zlatkowski
Samuel Deutsch
German Convicts Face Choice of Poison or Revolver
Berlin Aug 21 German convicts slated for death face the proposed panel code option of poison or a gruesome revolver to die. The plan would apply before all convicts sentenced to death, officials said today.
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Berlin
Talking sickness victim improves at Mt Gilead
Donald Campbell aged 39, described as a talking sickness victim, showed marked improvement. Family members reported he slept well and his incessant talking stopped for short intervals, with periods of quiet during rest.
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MT. Gilead
Ohio
Donald Campbell
Campbell
Protest of Government Mattresses Sparks Commerce Interest
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce expresses keen interest in the protest by United States Senator Robert J. Bu with Perry Fellows, assistant national relief official in Washington, against government manufacture of mattresses. George B. Chandler, secretary, cites the issue as red competition with private industry and notes the protest filed.
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Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
United States
Robert J. Bui
Perry
Fellows
National Relief
Washington
George B. Chandler
Armored car holdup nets large Brooklyn cash haul
In Brooklyn a gang of about ten armed robbers halted an armored truck near a police HQ and escaped with an estimated 420000. The bold raid used a hidden machine gun on a cart as part of a carefully planned assault, while radio cars chased the bandits through the streets.
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New York
URRA
Brooklyn
Father Awarded Custody of Daughter in Court
In Judge Sber's court this morning Harley Kreutzfeld sought and won custody of his daughter Betty Louisa. The 12 year old expressed a wish to live with him, having lived with her mother since the 1831 divorce, except for a year when she stayed with her father at a sanatorium. Kreutzfeld has remarried since the divorce.
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Elying
Sber
Harley’ Kreutzfeld
Cleveland Street
Betty Louisa
West Aven
Wes
Teday
Owirh
A. Kreuizfeld
Sharp Nominated By Democrats In Lorain County Race
The Lorain County Auditor race saw Democrat Sharp and another Democrat receive write-in votes, with Sharp tallying 585 votes constituting eight percent of ballots. Republican Kelser held the Auditor nominee position, while Baxar G. Sharp from Elyria also faced a write-in result. Ben F. Thames, the current Clerk, was renominated for his office.
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Che
Albert BE
Wiliams
Lorain
Lorain Coun
Kelser
Repubican Eil
Bax‘ar G. Sharp
Elyria
Ben F. Thames
Clark
Death Record for Kittie M. Trotter Widow of Thomas Trotter
Kittie M Trotter born May 4 1857 in Troy New York died Monday at 3 00 PM at her Elyria home after a brief illness She lived in Elyria 35 years was a member of St Andrews Episcopal Church Surviving son Jack Trotter of Flr and Bessie K De grande body to be shipped to Robert Morris Funeral Home Troy Wednesday evening funeral Wednesday at 2 00 PM from Taylor Funeral Home Rev E B Redhead will officiate
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Kittie M. Trotter
Thomas Trotter
Kenyon Avenue
Mrs. Trotter
Troy New York
Elyria
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Jack Trotter
Flr
Bessie K. Degrande
Robert Morris Funeral Home
Troy
New York
Taylor Funeral Home
E. B. Redhead
3. Andrew's Church
Thrilling Spy Story Unfolds at Capitol Theatre
A mysterious German woman spy sent to Turkey to trap a high military official suspected of aiding the enemy is featured in Stamboln Q at Capitol Theatre tomorrow and Wednesday. The cast includes Vyrnalus and Brentel.
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Turkey
Capitol Theatre
Vyrnalus
Ieotee Brentel
Arliss Hads Cast Of Dreamland Film
The House of Rothschild starring George Arliss is now showing at the Dreamland Theatre as an attraction. A separate local report from Cincinnati notes a fugitive named Henry Dewberry, 28, of Newport, Kentucky, was fished from the Licking river after diving to evade officers. a wallet found on the water aided in identification.
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House of Rothschild
George Arliss
Dreamland Theatre
Gincinnati
Licking River
Playground Day Draws Large Crowd in Oberlin
Oberlin and Elyria residents joined the Playground Festival at Sarat Park featuring a horseshoe pitching contest, a Prezel G ball game, and a band concert. Events included age grouped foot races, long jumps, softball throwing, and obstacle races, with several local youths and teams earning top honors.
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Oberlin
Iberia
Sarat Park
Bis Nunamaker
Cleveland
Audrey Stevens
Mary Frances Jones
Epstode
Marv Valerius
Asa Valeriy
Dee Hastings
His- Sebati
Elyria
Mary
E. Quing
Dora
Dora Dash
Claudia Jones
M. Whester
Behr
Reber
Spotte
Carus Hill
W. Bet
Bruce James Bors
Ask Candidates Views On Taxes In Ohio State Race
The Ohio Inter-organization Tax Association of Columbus issued a questionnaire via its president C. A. Dre to members statewide. It seeks constructive economical changes in state, county, municipal, township and education taxes and asks candidates for positions on tax questions. The group urges informed citizen inquiry to shape views before the upcoming legislative session.
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Columbus
Ohio Inter-organization
Tax Association of Columbus
Jts
C. A. Dre
Legiglature
Elyriang Trial Set For Tomorrow
Ed Sutoros of 215 Sixth Street is to be tried tomorrow after pleading not guilty on a charge of driving nails intoxicated. Bond set at 190 dollars. He was arrested after a collision with Herbert Walker of Cleveland Street. police say Sutoros left the scene and was caught as he was about to drive into his garage.
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Ed Sutoros
Sixth Street
W.H. Vanster
Sutoros
Herbert Walker
Cleveland Street
Court actions list divorce and civil suits in county court
Evelyn Cameron was granted a divorce from Peter F. Cameron for gross neglect in Judge W B Thompson's court. Mine Stapleton filed for divorce from John Stapleton in Common Pleas. Judgments include 2848.04 on a promissory note in favor of Grafton Savings Bank against Bert I and Sarah Kingsley. BE C Neitling vs J A Fisher for 150 commission on real estate. appeal from Lorain Municipal Court following verdict for defendant.
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Evelyn Cameron
Peter F. Cameron
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Mine Stapleton
John Stapleton
Wear
Common Pleas
Grafton Savings and Banking Cmpany
Bert I
Sarah Kingsley
BE. C. Neitling
J. A. Fisher
Lorain Municipal Court
County Budget Hearing Debates Sanatorium Costs and Topline Taxes
Lorain County budget hearing focuses on sanatorium costs and personnel expenses with Dr. H G Smith defending operating costs as lower per patient than state peers while warning equipment and supply costs rise. Commissioners argue for reductions to stay within state tax limits as residents urge lower operating costs and critique wage bonuses amid high county office costs.
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Courts
H.G. Smith
Ohio
Harry Shaw
P. Grills
Columbia
Frank Hilnberger
Rile
Ellenberger
Jane Bradshaw
Elyria
Three jailed in shooting affray in Lorain area
A father Joe Paul and his two sons in law from Lorain were jailed after a shooting incident at the Paul home. Mike Pruchnicki and John Pruchnicki, both aged in the 30s, were wounded in the arm when Paul fired a shotgun at them after a dispute over a drinking session. Sheriff deputies investigated the incident and await county prosecutor action.
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Joe Paul
Hyves
Stop 7
Yellow Line
Ken
Mike Pruchnicki
John
Lorain
Clarence W. Dick
Paul Chapman
Henry Moehl
Pruchnicki
Paul
Mike
Jorn
Continuation of Page One Report on Pickets and Riots
Pickets triggered abuses and threats as more than 5 099 people joined a riot that saw packers confront 200 police on West Jackson Boulevard. Six of its participants were arrested while executives of the coach company defied a national labor board order amid talk of conciliation.
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West Jackson Boulevard
Hugh Draakmen
Sant
Friel
Hac
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices
Market notes show SUITER market extras 31 1 2 cents and eggs at 2Je for extra white. poultry steady with colored fowls at 41 2 1 2 cents and up. Leghorn and other birds priced. cattle market choles to prime steers around 12 00 pounds at 30s and 30d. calves 700 pounds at 7.00. hogs around 58 cents to 64 cents. Chicago cash quotations list butter, eggs, lard, and live cattle prices. potatoes with USDA figures and shipments noted for Saturday.
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Cleveland
Leghorn
Leghorn Halt
New Jersey
Imeduim
Rock Springs
Lenghorn
United States Department of
WOOSTER EG MARKET REPORT AND MISC BASKET LIST
The article lists baskets of various vegetables and produce items with quantities and prices, mentioning endive, cucumbers, lettuce, lima beans, onions, parsley, potatoes, radishes, spinach, tomatoes, and more at Woolster Egg Market. It notes a cooperative country tone and includes price hints and case counts from a Toledo Grain reference.
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Ty Dasshal
Peek Baskets Inc
Wooster
Toledo
Start Play In Ladies Joust At S Valley
Mrs. F. O. Green posted the best score in the ladies gual round for the Spring Valles championship. Pairings for the event, announced by Bob Randal, Spring Valles Professi ol, show Class A matches including Green versus Nichols and Kappler against Staff. Class B features Gustaf versus Kiebert and Hukill facing Shoemaker, while Class C lists Myers versus Seniliy with Brumbfield defending last year’s title.
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F. O. Green
Spring Valles
LesPorta
Bob Randal
Art Orient
C. OG. Gustaf
K. Kiebert
Ed Hukill
Dirs. L. A. Shoemaker
Corriebeau
Vva
George W Myer
C. A. Seniliy
F. A. Brumbfield
Mar
County liquor fines and township dues tally reported
State audit shows unpaid fines across Amherst Brighton Brownhelm Columbia Eaton LaGrange Sheffield Wellington townships totaling hundreds of dollars with minor sums due from county and sheriff. In Cincinnati police restored order after a riot at Baldwin Piano Co plant during a workers strike. no fatalities, some injuries from flying rocks.
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Mao
Amherst Township
Brighton
Brownhelm
Columbia Township
Eaton Township
LaGrange
Sheffield
Wellington Township
Lorain County
Cincinnati Q
Baldwin Piano Co
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Harry L. Thompson
Everett Wilson
Lake Road
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Estote
East
Charles C Loud
Haynes Perciv
W. H. Wancester
Percival
Peter Stat- Might
Poli Starlight
Cinitr
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Laxington Avenue
Broad
East River
Gwen Gadige
Mrs. Short
Tre
United Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Richman Bros
Bar Street
Roth
Dreamland
Sharp
Democrats
Thrilling Spy Story
Capitol
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North Pleasant Street
Esther
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Kleman Hudnell
Hudnell
Hill Team
Ierman
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Worcester
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Worvester
Basusnd
Lawrence
Meg
Carl Syitzeray
American Legion
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Elyriang
Curtis
Hamilton
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E. D. Seiter
Victor Reese
Ridgeville
Shaw
D. H. Bullivaa
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Ien
Bacon
Sardar
S. Valley
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper
Court Street
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Oilo
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