Bricker Attacks Ohio Governor at Avon Lake Picnic
Attorney General John W Bricker addressed a large Republican crowd at Avon Lake calling for a new governor and accusing Governor Davey of delaying a special election for a successor to the late Charles Truax. He praised the courts and warned against New Deal overreach while pledging to defend state and federal constitutions and oppose unnecessary tax increases.
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Avon Lake
John W Bricker
Ohio
Martha L. Davey
Charles Truax
Washington
Bricker
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Wavey
Tring
Lam
United States
Detroit
Republican Party
County Teachers Prepare for Labor Day Meeting
Lorain County teachers plan a Labor Day gathering at East Carlisle school to discuss opening the 1935-26 school year for first six grades. Miss Emma Gleason, assistant county superintendent, said the program will be the main topic. A Junior Red Cross representative will speak. Upper grade meetings have not been scheduled.
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Lorain County
East Carlisle
Emma Gleason
Death of Harry Krantz Ruled Accidental Drowning
A verdict of accidental death was returned today by coroner Dr. Edward Smith in Columbus for Harry Krantz a former Elyrian and Ohio State University graduate who drowned at Brookside Country Club during a Saturday night dance autopsy showed no foul play and Krantz fell into the lake after becoming it
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Harry Krantz
Elyrian
Brookside Country Club
Edward £. Smith
Columbus
Smith
Krantz
Ohio State University
Ohio Weather Brief Fair Tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair conditions across Ohio tonight and again Friday with little change in temperature.
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Ohio
End Congress Jam Seen As Roosevelt Directs Push
President Roosevelt moved to end the legislative jam threatening early adjournment. He held White House talks with administration leaders to push through key measures including the public utility holding company bill and neutrality legislation. The White House press for rapid action as Congress races to adjourn by Saturday. A fresh issue arose as Sea Royal Copeland of New York received a president letter seeking a compromise redraft of the conference bill.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Legisla Juion
Congress
Uuity Holding Company
White House
Sea Royal
Copeland
Fasting 17 Days in Jail Protest Against Liquor Charge
John Cyntak aged 66 began his 17th day of fasting in Cadiz county jail as a protest to his arrest on a liquor violation charge today.
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Cadiz
John Cyntak
Ohio Bank Bandits Escape With 5000 Dollars
Three men wearing overalls and blue shirts robbed the Hardy Bank in North Baltimore Ohio, taking about 5000 dollars. They forced cashier J W Burrough and assistant C G Nigh to the floor while a customer and an elderly patron were ordered to sit or lie down. The holdup lasted under five minutes and the trio fled in a Ford coach, with the getaway car parked in an alley behind the bank. The incident mirrors a previous Deshler bank holdup of similar dress.
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Baltimore
Hardy Bank
Deshler
J. W. Burrough
C. G. Nigh
Carl Lemmerbrack
G. W. Wilkinson
Woman Wounded In Franklin Park Shooting
Miss Mildred Barber, 21, wounded by a sudden assailant as she and Edward Malone, 31, entered a car in Franklin Park Columbus Ohio August 22. Police report the attacker vanished before identification. It marks a second mysterious attack on a woman in Franklin Park in recent days.
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Columbus
Mildred Barber
Franklin Park
Edward Malone
Nation Pays Final Homage To Rogers And Post At Memorials
Hollywood and Oklahoma City observe final tributes to Will Rogers and Wiley Post. The public fills memorials, with broadcasts and darkened screens nationwide. Rogers lies in Forest Lawn sealed casket. Post lies in state at Oklahoma Capitol before burial plans.
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Rogers
Hollywood
Calif
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
California
Oklahoma
Forest Lawn
Glendale
Hatcher
Marie Dressler
Flo Ziesfeld
Post
Alaska
Hollywood Bowl
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Rudolph Valentino
Marie Dresster
Oklahoma City
Alea
Point Barrow
Maysville
BE. W. Marland
First Baptist Church
Mae Post
Arlington National Cemetery
Aviation
Joe Crosson
Bennet Griffin
Jimmy Mattern
Action Sought On Utility Bill
President Roosevelt urged acceptance of a Senate compromise on the holding company death sentence to secure action on the Utility Bill before adjournment. He wrote to House Interstate Commerce Committee Chairman Sam Rayburn calling the proposal generous, though not perfect, and favored adoption over no legislation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Tex
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
Alben Barkley
Two Men Killed In Candy Store Fight
Newark dispatch reports a gun battle in a candy store left two men dead and three wounded. Police issued a teletype for three men in a black sedan with Hudson county plates. Officers found Italian lottery tickets at the scene suggesting a lottery HQ and traced the getaway car to Christian Schirmer of Union City, who said his green sedan had been stolen March 30.
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Newark
N.J
Christian Schirmer
Union City
Sullivan Church To Observe Centennial
Sullivan Congregational church begins its centennial with a Friday evening August 30 reception for members affiliated fifty years or more. Mrs Alton Crumvine heads the anniversary committee and plans indicate a large turnout of former citizens. The church is newly redecorated for the event.
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Sullivan Congregational Church
Alton Crumvine
Handcuff Faces Trouble in Sheriff Campaign
GREENBURG Pa Aug 22 One candidate for sheriff in the fall primaries may be locked out of the office because of his name John OR Handcuff. Hundreds of his campaign cards Handcuff for Sheriff have been removed from poles and fences in the county as souvenirs.
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Greenburg
John OR
Caledonia Boy Dies After Drinking Kerosene
Marion Ohio, August 22. Tionald Bales aged 1, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bales of Caledonia, died yesterday after drinking kerosene.
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Marion
e _Tionald Bales
Ralph Bales
Caledonia
Solution Seen For Financing Ohio Buildings
Ohio officials report a plan to form an Ohio authority as a public corporation to finance a 20 million dollar state institutional building program. The authority would issue bonds to borrow from the Federal government, with 56 percent funded by a federal loan and 44 percent as a direct federal gift. Rentals from the state would repay the loan, and the authority would advance bonds as security for the loan. The plan mirrors models like the Tennessee Valley Authority and the New York Port Authority.
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Columbus. C
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Washington
John M. Caren
Sovernor
Carlton S. Darguseh
Ohio Authority
PWA
Tennessee Valley Authority
New York Port Authority
New York
New Jersey
Ditches In Demand Rain Stimulates County Ditches
Rain and a CCC drainage camp north of town boost county commissioners income through ditch petitions. Each view and hearing yields up to 20 dollars, with total yearly limit of 500 dollars per member. Ditches are now a pressing need as floods return, saving farmers thousands. County Surveyor J. W. Warden reports the surge in petitions and work.
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CCC
J. W. Warden
Mortgage Filed For Water Works Bonds
A mortgage for 252000 against the city water department was recorded before delivering 252000 of first mortgage waterworks revenue bonds to Johnson Case and Company. The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company holds the mortgage as trustee. Bonds fund the citys share of a new water line and elevated storage tank project to be built as a PWA project.
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County Recorder’s
First Mortgage Waterworks
Johnson Case and Company
Cleveland
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
PWA
Britain Maintains Arms Embargo Amid Ethiopia-Troubles
The British cabinet, in an anxious emergency session, provisionally kept Britain's arms embargo on Ethiopia while pursuing peace talks with Italy. London pressed for unity under the League covenant as war rumors swirled. In Madrid, moves to the Balearics sparked speculation of broader conflict, with reports of troops and ships redeploying near Iviza.
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Italy
Ethiopia
London
Britain
New Zealand
Debra Markos
Lon
MacDonald
Europe
Madrid
Gil Robles
Balearic Islands
Mediterranean
Iviza
Iviza Island
Balearics
Hunt Missing Alaska Plane
A missing airplane carrying four people is being hunted by Arctic pilots in Alaska near the route used by Wiley Post and Will Rogers. The plane, piloted by Arthur Hines of Lusk, Wyoming, departed Dawson on Monday and has not been heard from since. Also aboard were John Lenz, his wife, and Alton Norfale, clerk of the local court.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
L.P
Wiley Post
Will Rogers
Sawean
Point Barrow
Arthur Hines
Lusk
Wye
John Lenz
Alton Norfale
Dawson
Aug 21 Deadline To Apply For CCC
Lorain County men aged 18 to 28, members of relief families or WPA-supported, must list names by August 21 to enroll in CCC. There is no current enrollment cap, with 157 already enrolled from Lorain County, of which 146 joined since April. Since May 1933, 663 county residents have entered CCC camps. enrollees receive 30 dollars monthly, 25 dollars sent home. A Elyria youth enrolled April 29 rose to camp leader by August 1, earning 6 dollars more per month.
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WPA
CCC
Laurel Hinz
Hing
Lorain County
Hinz
Elyria
Lorain Sandusky Bus Line Abandoned by Order
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission authorized Lake Shore Goal Co to abandon its Sandusky to Lorain bus service under temporary approval. The company cited business decline but will keep Lorain to Cleveland service operating.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Lake Shore Goal Co
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Sandusky
Lorain
Cleveland
Injuries Prove Fatal in Findlay Car Crash
Raymond Faber, 35, of Fostoria, died in Findlay Hospital from internal injuries and a skull fracture after his car left the road near Findlay when he fell asleep at the wheel Sunday. He had been injured in the crash and succumbed yesterday.
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Findlay
Raymond Faber
Fostoria
Here
Findlay Hospital
Consul's Shooting Held Accidental
Addis Ababa August 22 Italian consul at Debra Markos Ital ian consul Nobile F Muzi Calconi accidentally shot himself while hunting. He was in a hospital and out of danger. The legation said a bullet entered the left chest and may require operation.
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Addis Ababa
UPI
Nobile F Muzi Calconi
Debra Markos
Legation
Falconi
Shock Fatal To Buy LONDON Aug 22 Whitmer dies in accident
Taniel H. Whitmer twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs John Whitmer Amish residents near Plain City died of shock while doctors removed a wire from his foot.
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London
Taniel H. Whitmer
John Whitmer
Near Plain City
No Military Training At CCC Camp Here
George L. Tattersall of Elyria Post No 12 American Legion sought to correct a last night news report about Lieut A W Mekhon McElroy's talk at the legion meeting. He affirmed CCC policy bans military training while allowing supervised physical exercises and housing measures. He added CCC boys are not being trained for military service and wartime Ethiopia rumors are unfounded.
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CCC
Legion Head
George L. Tattersall
Elyria Post No 12
American Legion
A. W. Mekho3
The
Legion Post
Tattersall
Post
Lieut. McElroy
War Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Supspvision
Ethiopia
Italy
OCC
House Committee Reaches Neutrality Compromise Amid War Pressure
The House Foreign Affairs Committee moved toward a compromise on neutrality law under White House pressure. It rejected the Senate embargo plan, instead drafting a measure giving the President power to limit credits and, with Nye's support, revising the munitions provision to meet constitutional needs. A sub committee will draft the final compromise for full committee action before night.
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Washington
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
White House
United States
Europe
Senate
State Department
Samuel D. McReynolds
Roosevelt
McReynolds
Gerald Nye
Nye
Cordell Hull
Tenn
House Foreign Affairs Committee
R. Walton Moore
Vigilantes Tar And Feather Suspected Communists In Santa Rosa
In Santa Rosa California a group of about 300 Vigilantes tarred and feathered two men accused of communist activities while sparing three who pledged to depart Sonoma County. The night included tear gas bombs and shotgun blasts as the crowd marched through the streets. Eight more people were warned they faced similar treatment if they did not leave the county.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Sonoma County
Citizen Protective Committee
Ex Secretary Dies in Cincinnati Obituary
Cincinnati a former Ohio industrial commission secretary William J Ahor died yesterday at age 8. He served as secretary of the Ohio Industrial Commission and is remembered for his public service in Ohio.
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Cincinnati, O
Icps
William J. Ahor
Ohio Industrial Commission
Tragic drowning of toddler in Maumee River Toledo
William Myers age 2 fell from a dock behind his home and drowned in the Maumee River yesterday. He was the only child of Mr and Mrs Homer Myers.
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Toledo
William Myers
Maumee River
Homer Myers
Death Toll Three in Mobile Accident in Shelby County
Shelby D August 27 report states George Julian 19 died yesterday from injuries in an auto accident that also killed Clark Ritchie 17 and Donald Barnes 21.
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Shelby
George Julian
Clarke Ritchie
Donald Barnes
Girl Found Asleep After Night of Searching in Delaware
Police and volunteers hunted for Jeanette Cummings through the night in Delaware. She was discovered peacefully on a neighbor's porch early morning, ending a tense search. No injuries reported and authorities noted she appeared unharmed.
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Delaware
Pete Lents
Jeanette Cummings
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Republican Executive Committee
A. C. Hinz
Republican Club
Philip Wolfe
Mansfield
P. H. Rogers
William E. Ashholt
Rustum
Rome
African Front
1 Duce
Sullivan Church
Don
House of Representatives
Hunt
Lorain-Sandusky
Foreign Office
Falcons
Committee of House
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