Ashbolt Law Takes Effect in Ohio Friday
Columbus August 29 The Ashbolt Law banning sale of intoxicating liquors including 6 per cent beer to minors under 21 and 3.2 beer to those under 18 becomes law tomorrow Violators face fines from 25 to 300 or up to six months in jail The bill authored by State Representative William E Ashbolt of Lorain County faced a lengthy battle in the house and senate with persistent opposition from brewers Ashbolt vowed to continue the fight even after passage noting the 3.2 limit should be 21 when he returns for another push
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Columbus
Ashbolt
William E. Ashbolt
Lorain County
House of Representatives
Azhbolt
House
Senate
Ashholt
Teachers Debate Charter Revocation For New York Local
Cleveland August 29 delegates of the American Federation of Teachers debated revoking New York Local No charter after a telegram from William Green AFL president urged action. The issue sparked wider fears of fascism and outside control as the executive council reversed an earlier decision to keep the charter. The dispute highlighted tensions within the national federation and among Ohio organizers.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Teachers
New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Isue
Clyde EB. Riker
Toledo
Ohio Federation of Teacberg
Teachers’ Federation
Maynard Kreuger
Chicago
Teachers
Federation
Green
Evangelist Betty Weakland Preaches on Excuses at Fairgrounds
Evangelist Betty Weakland, 19, in a Grandstand audience at the Fairgrounds, sermons on Excuses. She jokes and speaks of white lies and excuses for rejecting Christ, noting Adam and Eve’s pattern and travels across the continent. A concert duet, Marvelous Grace, followed the sermon, with next topic titled A Neglected Doctrine.
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Betty Weakland
Betty
Christ
Jesus Christ
Betty c
H. B. Gannett
G. B. Grandstaff
Bettman to Lead Fight Against Bond Refunding Bill
Gilbert H Bettman of Cincinnati and Judge H L Conn of Van Wert Ohio will lead a 66 county fight against the Lawrence Ambtruster road bond refunding. They notified an executive committee that they accept as counsel and will meet in Columbus September 3 at the Deshler Wallick Hotel to discuss legal steps. The group plans a Supreme Court protest and a legislative push to repeal the bill effective September 10. The measure would divert motor vehicle revenue, with Lorain County facing a $316,009 loss over 15 years, and remove highway assessments starting next year. It claims only about a dozen counties owe the debt.
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Gilbert H. Bettman
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. L. Conn
van Wert
Ohio Supreme Court
Lawrence-Armbruster
Newark
Bettman
Conn
George Guckenberger
Hamilton County
Ohio Supreme Nationals
Columbus
Deshier-Wallick
Lorain County
Convicted Slayer Takes Poison Cup in Esthenia
Leopold, a condemned murderer, killed himself in the Esthenian military prison by taking the Hemlock Cup cyanide. He is the second to choose poison under the new law offering death by poison or hanging. The first case, that of Otsa, involved murder and robbery with penalties ranging from ten years to life imprisonment.
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Reval
Esthenia
Leopold
Sava Ago Otsa
Automobiles damaged in collision at Telegraph and Murray Ridge
Automobiles damaged when driven by Harry Wallace of 187 Bath street and R E Price of 611 West avenue collided near Telegraph and Murray Ridge roads about 9 pm yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Chalmer Davidson reported the incident.
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Harry Wallace
Bath Street
R. E Price
West Avenue
Telegraph
Murray Ridge
Chalmer Davidson
Automobile Mix-up Provokes Laughs In Elyria Police Beat
A misread official note sparked a light moment as attorney Dow W. Baird reported his car missing after parking on Second Street. Kenneth Vaughn borrowed a car he thought was his mother in law's model, started it, and drove off. Police later linked the vehicle to Baird and stopped Vaughn, leading to explanations and laughter.
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Dow Wn. Baird
Second Street
Massillon
Kenneth Vallehn
Ohio Fuertas Company
Bretta-Law
Vaughn
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Broad Street
Loren Miller
Baird
Cone
Lcense
Miller
Governor's Day at Ohio State Fair Draws Big Crowds
Columbus Ohio reports Governor's Day attendance at the Ohio State Fair with expected overflow for afternoon horse races featuring three year old trotters for the Governor's stake of 4. A brief gas pressure incident caused a regulator valve to close, halting service briefly. Judges continue work to complete the fair's executive tasks as the final day approaches and hundreds of trophies will be awarded tomorrow.
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Columbus
Elty
Cooweatt
Elyman Cited To Face Liquor Case Hearing
William J. Kovacs owner of a restaurant at Wood Avenue is among twenty state liquor permit holders ordered to appear before St Liquor Director James W on Friday to show cause why permits should not be revoked. Kovacs faces charges of selling wine without a permit and failing to pay taxes.
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William J. Kovacs
Wood Avenue
James W
Kovacs
Cleveland Toledo Bus Service Still Far From Reality
Ohio reports show persistent opposition and delays in launching Cleveland to Toledo bus routes. Four applications have faced protests from Lake Shore Electric, Nickel Plate, and rail lines. Proposals involve Buckeye Stages and Southwestern Bus Co with transfers at Oberlin, but local passenger limits and route disputes have halted progress amid indefinite postponements.
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Columbus
Auay
Cleveland
Toledo
Ohio Fubdtic Utilities Commission
Southwestern Bus Co
Oberlin
Buckeye Stages
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Norwalk
Clevelland-Toledo
Lorain
Port Canton
Elyria
Bellevue
Fremont
Southwestern
Buckere Stages
Sandusky Chamber of Commerce
Lake Shore Electric
Nickel Plite Railroad
Lake Shore
New York Central Railroad
Great Eastern Stages
Sandusky
J. A. Gates
Bono
New York Central
Passens
Port Curzen
Local coat stolen and intoxication fine set in city notices
M Weinstein of 136 Bath street reports his wife’s blue coat valued at 35 dollars was stolen yesterday from a clothes line at the rear of the residence. Joan Sharkey of Bank street is fined five dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge before Major W. H. Vanoster yesterday afternoon, arrested earlier by Detective Lloyd Sweet and Patrolman Paul Palmer.
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M. Weinstein
Bath Street
Joan Sharkey
Bank Street
W. H. Vanoster
Lloyd Sweet
Paul Palmer
Morgan Attacks Davey Sees GOP Victories in 1935
Findlay Ohio August 29 Daniel E Morgan of Cleveland former Republican gubernatorial candidate predicted state and national Republican victories in 1935. He attacked the New Deal and Governor Martin L Davey and urged following the opposition’s recommendations to correct the administration's evils.
Oberlin Plans Annual Window Fair and Parade
Plans for Oberlin’s annual Window Fair and Flower Show set for September 26 to 28. Highlights include farmer’s day, a night parade, horse and pony displays, floats by local businessmen, and a flower show in the old post office rooms with livestock exhibits and antiques. The event aims to attract thousands of visitors, with premiums for top displays and a tropical fish and bird exhibit.
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Ogoberlin
Dlans
Oberlin
Azar
Maurice Schubert
Bert Locke
No Bids for Part of New Offering of Bonds
Treasury failed to receive bids for the full amount of a 100 million dollar issue of 1.5 percent Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds. Tendered totaling 85,597,000 face value. accepted 83,090,000 at prices from 100 to 98. Average price about 9. Yield estimated around 1.762 to maturity in 1999. Government guarantees principal and interest.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Long embittered by criticism over social security program
New York Aug 28 Senator Huey P Long attacked President Roosevelt over the Deficiency Bill and the Social Security proposals. He accused the White House of misleading the public about the program and criticized adjournment conditions that would affect cotton and wheat relief.
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New York
CEI
Huey P. Long
Long
Roosevelt
Congress
Irs
Will Rogers leaves estate to his widow in presentiment will
Hollywood Aug 23 Will Rogers famed cowboy philosopher left his wife sole heir to an estimated 5 million dollar estate under a presentiment will dated Aug 3. The document notes that if Rogers’ wife predeceased him the estate would pass to his children Will Jr James and Mary. C N Beasley Oscar Lawlor and James were named as executors.
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Rogers Will
Hollywood
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Rogers
Will
Will, Jr
James J
Mary Rogers
Roger
C. N. Beasley
Beverly Hills
Cal
Oscar Lawlor
James
Missing Man Found In Toledo
Toledo August 29 report: a man missing since Tuesday night has been found. Details incomplete due to fragmented text. Authorities are reviewing the case as a routine missing person inquiry.
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Body Of Last Dillinger Gang Member Found
Oswego Illinois August 29 The body of John Hamilton last of the Dillinger gang lay on a marble slab in an undertaker’s home. Three Justice Department agents who unearthed his body from a shallow grave near a gravel pit testified at the inquest. Autopsy found three lead particles in the back believed fired by Minnesota officers in the Hastings gun battle. Identification came from teeth hair and height 5 feet 1 1 2 inches. Wife of Baby Face Nelson Helen Gillis and Evelyn Frechette were questioned. Agents had dug for two days before finding the remains.
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Osweko
John Hamilton
Dillinger
Department of Justice
Minnesota
Hamilton
John Dillinger
Tommy Carroll
Hastings
Mino
Daniel H. Ladd
Chicago
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Helen Gillis
George
Baby Face
Wisconsin-Ilinois
Air Derby Plane Lands At Toledo
The first plane to land at Transcontinental airport in the Ruth Chatterton derby was Leland Hayward of Los Angeles arriving at 11:07 p m. He is currently in third place with James Stewart as co pilot and Mrs Robert Blair of Los Angeles aboard as passenger.
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Toledo
Transcontinental Airport
Ruth Chatterton
Leland Hayward
Los Angeles
Hayward
James Stewart
Robert Blair
Death of Thomas George at Pleasant View Sanatorium
This morning at one o'clock, Thomas George died after a lingering illness. A Elyria resident for seven years, he came from Birmingham Alabama and belonged to Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of Lorain. Survived by a brother John of El Paso Texas, a sister Mrs Maryana Gianopoulos of Chicago, and three brothers and three sisters in Europe. Funeral Friday at 8 PM from Bettner Funeral Home with Reverend Diodarisses of Lorain officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
Thomas George
George
Elyria
Birmingham
Alabama
Nicholas
Lorain
John
el Paso
Texas
Maryana Gianopoulos
Chicago
Europe
Bittner Funeral Home
Diodarisses of
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Five More Candidates File Expense Lists
Additional primary election expense accounts filed with the board of elections this week include Herbert Cummings 83.44 dollars F A Underhill 956.48 dollars Henry Sasamanhausen 11.77 dollars Charles Ives 4.50 dollars and Howard Gollmar 2.00 dollars.
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Board of Elections
Herbert Cummings
F. A. Underhill
Henry Sasamanhausen
Charles Ives
Howard Gollmar
Contempt of court case against Avon man continued
Charges against Leo J. Casper of Avon Belden road Avon were continued yesterday to October 5 after his arraignment in common pleas court. He was arrested on charges stemming from failure to keep up alimony payments, deputy sheriffs reported.
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Leo J. Casper
Avon- Belden Road
Avon
Common Pleas Court
Farewell Note Found Ties Jones Suicidal Claim
A note scrawled on a marriage license was found on the Maumee River west bank near Edward Jones not 27. Police found him at his parents home with his hat coat and wallet abandoned. Relatives and police believed the note pointed to suicide though Jones denied any intent to die by his own action.
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Maumee River
Edward &. Jones
Jones
Cleveland Produce Market Prices and Live Poultry Report
Market rounds include extras in tubs at 29 cents, white eggs 29 cents, live poultry firm with colored fowl and leghorn roosters, and heavy to light fowl prices. Potatoes and produce show Delaware and New Jersey sacks at 1.99, various vegetables priced by basket or peck, egg and dairy receipts listed, with cattle, sheep, and hog markets noting steady to higher demand and specific weights and prices.
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Ile
Tigaddyy
Rock Springs
Rock Peatlers
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Perch
Idaho
Bliss Triumphs
U. S
Cobblers
Pereas
Belgian King Albert’s Widow Astrid Dies in Stockholm Crash
The sorrowing royal family recalls Queen Astrid born November 17 1905, wife of Leopold III, died in a car crash near Lucerne while en route from the king’s coronation. The couple had three children Leopold Baudouin and Albert, with Leopold heir to Belgium’s throne. Astrid’s death follows King Albert’s 1934 death. The crash description includes the car’s speed, the star witness notes, and the royal couple’s planned visit to Kneesnacht near William Tell lore.
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Josephine Charlotte
Baudouin
Duke of
Brabant
Prince Albert
Prince of
Liege
Albert
Elizabeth
Astrid
Karl
Gustaf
Ingeborg
Margarethe
Martha
Fridem Castle
Sweden
Stockholm
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Lakeside
United Press
Lucerne
Kuessnacht
Mt. Regis
Chateau de Gessler
Kneesnacht
William Tell
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