Attorneys Seek 1200 Year Raise for County Commissioners
Attorney Thomas A. Conway of Elyria argues that current county commissioners may receive the 1200 annual raise immediately rather than after their terms end. He targets Ohio Supreme Court review if needed and plans to pursue the increase statewide, with potential fees collected if successful. County commissioners also awarded bids for depositories handling 1.49 million dollars in inactive funds with rates from 0.125 to 0.25 percent.
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John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Thomas A. Conway
Elyria
Conway
Herbert Duffy
Oscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Commissioners’ Association
Ohio Supreme Court
Walter J. Wright
Japanese embassy cites regret over attack on British-flagged car
The embassy stated that Japanese navy authorities regret the incident even if caused by a Japanese plane. It noted a pilot might have mistaken the ambassador's car for a Chinese army vehicle, but the embassy did not admit official responsibility.
Trial Set to Start October 11 in Cincinnati Poisoning Case
In Cincinnati, Ohio, Judge Charles S. Bell tentatively set October 11 to begin the trial of Anna Marie Lott, linked to at least a dozen alleged poisonings. Defense counsel may seek a postponement Saturday, with the state planning to try Lott first for the murder of Jacob Wagner, 78, after initial plans targeted George Gsellman, 67.
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Cincinnati
Anna Marie Lott
Charlies S. Bell
Bel
Simon Leis
Bell
Hahn
Jacob Wagner
George Gsellman
Resignation Accepted Of Assistant Clerk Ruth Knipper
The Board of County Commissioners accepted the resignation of Ruth Knipper, assistant clerk for eight years, effective August 31 amid political tensions as the office shifted to Democratic patronage. Democratic commissioners David son and DeChant voted yes. Republican Dunn opposed.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ruth Knipper
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Oscar G. Dunn
Miss Knipper
Ridgeville Board Hires New Teacher
The Ridgeville Board of Education voted to hire Miss Pearl Bashore of New Madison, Ohio, as sixth grade teacher for the coming school year. Bashore brings 12 years of teaching experience, including seven years in Germantown, Ohio, and is a Miami University graduate. She succeeds H. E. Willis, appointed principal at Vincent School.
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Ridgeville
Crash Victim Dies In Bucyrus Auto Crash
Mrs. George Kallas, 25, of Bucyrus, died in a hospital from injuries after her car overturned several times at a curve on Route Four, 11 miles south of Bucyrus. The accident occurred today as the vehicle failed to negotiate the curve.
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Bucyrus
George Kallas
Route Four
Here
President Signs Omnibus Rivers and Harbors Bill
Pro President Roosevelt signed the 53716525 dollar omnibus appropriation bill for construction repair and surveys of rivers and harbors projects at Hyde Park New York on August 27.
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Hyde Park
N. J
Roosevelt
Divorce reports from Oberlin and Ridgeville courts
Agnes Rayner of Oberlin sues Frank Rayner of Elyria for divorce on gross neglect after a 1929 marriage that produced two children. John M. Juchem trustee in Ridgeville grants his cross petition for divorce from Gertrude Juchem of Elyria for wilful absence, awarding property to Juchem and $550 to Mrs Juchem. About 3400 in real estate involved. The Juchem family has four grown children and Gertrude left the family 19 years ago.
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Agnes Rayner
Oberlin
Frank Rayner
Elyria
John M. Juchem
Ridgeville
Gertrude Juchem
Guy B. Findley
John Juchem
Jamerson
Texas
Oberlin College
Everett Lampson
Chicago
E. J. Lampson
North Cedar Avenue
Eva Oakes
Ruth Easton
Michigan
Linderman
Luca Rosa
Paul Rudy
Baron Rothschild Dies In England At 62
Baron Rothschild, 62, scion of the famed banking family, died at his estate Tring Park in Hertfordshire. A landowner, zoologist, sportsman, and 11 year House of Commons member, he held Austrian and British baronial titles. He succeeded to the barony in 1915 and was unmarried. his heir is nephew Nathaniel M. Rothschild.
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London
Baron Rothschild
Tring Park
Hertfordshire
House of Commons
W Rothschild
Metropolitan Museum of
New York City
Rothschild
Nathanial M. V. Rothschild
Loyalists Launch Gargossa Drive Against Saragossa
Loyalist forces under top generals opened a base offensive on the Aragon front toward Saragossa after Santander’s fall. The city sits on the Ebro bank about 175 miles northeast of Madrid, within Franco’s eastern salient aiming to reach the sea and sever Catalonia from Loyalist Spain. Villamayor, five miles northeast, fell as artillery opened fire.
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Madrid
Santander
Saragossa
Aragon
Ebro
Francisco
Franco
Catalonia
Spain
Villamayor
Erhart Thelma Simmerman Weds Lawrence Beuche
Thelma Simmerman daughter of Mr and Mrs George Simmerman Medina and Lawrence Beuche son of Mrs Adaline Meuche Erhart exchanged nuptial vows Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home A violin recital opened the ceremony Rev Joseph Hefferman read the single ring service Attending were Miss Isabelle Zimmerman Miss Michael Hannegan and Harlan Vincent The couple planned a Cleveland honeymoon and will reside here later The bride a St Luke’s Hospital graduate and Beuche an employee with the Telling Beile Vernon Co Cleveland
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Erhart
Gladiell
Jerns
Thelma Simmerman
George Simmerman
Medina
Lawrence Beuche
Adaline Meuche
Maxine Snyder
Joseph Hefferman
Isabelle Zimmerman
Michael Hannegan
Mt. Vernon
Harlan Vincent
Cleveland
Simtesman
Iabeth
The
Telling-Beile-Vernon Co
Beauty Hints Offered by Medfield Mother of Four
Medfield Massachusetts Mi Adel Vine Holmawist a 42 year old mother of four shares tips on beauty and waist reduction. She weighs 185 pounds and lives on her husband s 90 acre dairy farm.
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Medfield
Mass
Mic
Adel Vine Holmawist
Women of
America
Holmawist
Simplified Income Letter To Protest Tax Form Described Expulsion Of C. I. O. Unions At Akron
The Treasury announced easier to read tax forms including back-page affidavits and larger type. In Akron, central labor leaders condemned AFL action expelling Committee for Industrial Organization unions, warning it harms 54,000 workers. Wilmer Tate will meet Rubber Workers’ Union president to discuss a coordinating body between the CLU and a CIO council.
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Washington
Bes
Treasury
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization Unions
Akron Cental Labor Union
United Rubber Workers’ Unions
William Green
U.K. of L
Executive Council
Wilmer Tate
Central Labor
Sunflower Head Falls Off in Kipton Yard
Commissioner John F. E. Davidson found a 12 foot sunflower stalk headless in his Kipton yard this morning. The lone blossom, about 18 inches across, lay on the ground after collapsing from its own weight.
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John FE
Davidson
Kipton
Funeral services for Miss Jennie Mills
Funeral services for Miss Jennie Mills will be held at 2 30 Saturday afternoon from Nichols Funeral Home with Rev. E C Young officiating. Burial will be in Ridgeville cemetery. Flowers have been requested to be omitted.
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Jennie Mills
Lichols
Mellon linked to major anti trust case in 1997 suit
Government again involved Mellon in litigation in April 1997. The largest anti trust action of its kind since 1911 seeks dissolution of Aluminum Company of America worth 174 million dollars. Government counsel allege a trust controlled by Mellon relatives and associates. Mellon and his son Paul named. Mellon denies charges claiming prior investigations cleared the company.
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Mellon
Standard Oil Company
New York
Aluminum Company of America
Paul
Rebekah Aid Society Holds Annual Oberlin Meet
Oberlin Aug 27 The Rebekah Aid Society met at the home of Mrs Perry Walls on Union Street for its annual gathering. Officers were elected for the year with Mrs Bertha Murphy as president and Mrs Marjorie Knepper as vice president. A social hour followed the business session.
Mellon the man who built a vast Pittsburgh empire
The article traces Andrew Mellon’s rise from a lumber background to head of T. Mellon & Sons and later the Mellon National Bank. It notes his control of Union Trust and Union Savings, and his expansion into Gulf Oil and American Locomotive, among others. It covers his behind the scenes political influence, Treasury tenure, debt reduction, and a lonely personal life culminating in a divorce and later philanthropy.
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T. Mellon & Sons
Mellon Natonal Bank
Richard
Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Union Savings Bank
Metlon
Ako
John D. Rockefeller
Midas
Gulf Oil Company
American Locomotive Company
Standard Steel Car
Vommpaus
Worthington Pump Company
Crucible Steel Company
Dittahanmhmat Perry Pany
Pennestrania
Republican Party
Harding
Mellon National Bank
White House
Pittsburgh
Hamd
Treasury
Coolidge
Stooges
Melton
London
Markets and Livestock Report From Cleveland Market Day
Market notes show wheat and flour prices mixed with no. 2 red and yellow commodities. Livestock receipts steady with steers, heifers, calves, hogs and sheep valued by weight. produce and fruits lists provide diverse local offerings from apples to cabbage and lettuce with varying baskets and pack sizes.
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Cleveland
Market Alwaus
BP Ubay AG
Iduet
Arole
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