States unite to break farm strike on highways
Omaha August 30. law enforcement from two states align against striking farmers. Armed deputies patrol milk trucks to block highway pickets in Des Moines district. Sheriff Thigman warns he will arrest Iowa farmers who cross into Nebraska. Two pickets jailed for malicious injury after clashing with deputies. Farmers target dairy goods to push prices up while cattle prices rise, hog prices rejected.
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Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Iowa
Nebraska
Ed Thigman
Cass County
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Hay Michael
C. Patterson
Council Bluffs
G. F. Bloss
Sioux Cuty
Milo Reno
Governor White Commends Elks On 34th Ohio Reunion
Governor George White opened the 34th annual Ohio Elks' Association reunion at Plum Brook Country Club near Sandusky praising Elks for aiding youth to obtain college educations. The first business session is set for Wednesday morning with Ernst Von Bargen of Cincinnati delivering the annual report. Cleveland’s delegation backs William F. Bruning for vice president, a step toward the presidency next year.
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Cedar
Point
Plum Brook
Sanducky
Ohio Elks’Association
George White
Elks
Ernst von Bargen
Cincinnati
Cleveland
William F. Bruning
Bruning
Attendance At Ohio State Fair Promises Record Crowds
COLUMBUS O Aug 30 UP The warm clear weather and lower admission prices today promised a record turnout at the Ohio State Fair in its 82nd annual showing this week. Monday’s attendance was 50 percent higher than the first day last year. Heat boosted hospital and gate receipts as 80 persons were treated at the first aid station. County fair managers and farm representatives attended in large numbers. Judging continued for cattle sheep horses and hogs while dog cat and canary shows were held. A polo tournament was scheduled. Fair manager Charles M Beer said the fair started with less confusion than in prior years. The horse show at the coliseum will begin at 7 pm. A concert by the Ohio High School Band and the pageant Washington Lives were on the night program.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Fairgrounds
Charles M. Beer
Plete Ohio High School
Washington Lives
Local Elyria Man Fined For False Pretenses In Groceries Case
Fred Fenner of Elyria was fined 350 and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for obtaining money under false pretenses by stealing 11 dollars worth of groceries. Wyant Stiverson of Tiffin received 25 and costs for driving an overloaded truck on county roads when arraigned before Justice Walter H. Watts. arrest by deputy sheriffs.
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Fred Fenner
Elyria
Joseph Petro
Wyant Stiverson
Tiffin
Walter H. Watts
Republican Club Organized in Elyria
A group of Elyria's South Siders met at Thompson's Hall on Oberlin Road Monday evening and organized the Republican club of Elyria. Officers elected include Rev. J. E. Burton as chairman, E. Colling as vice chairman, John W. Wicke as chaplain, W. M. Hopewell as treasurer, and Walter F. Williams as secretary. Remarks by Rev. J. B. Burton and James W. Jackson as ward committeeman.
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Elyria
Trucks Collide on Grafton Road Involving Bliss and Boyd
Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman investigated a collision six miles south of here on the Grafton road between a small truck owned by West Side Lumber Co and driven by W. B. Bliss of 352 West River street and a large semi-trailer driven by Charles Boyd Jr. of Munhall Pa. Both vehicles overturned into a ditch but neither driver was injured.
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W. B. Bliss
West River Street
West Side Lumber Company
Charles Boyd, Jr
Munhall
Grafton Road
Here
Paul Chapman
Man Paroled On Liquor Charge
Edward Lang sentenced in mayor's court for possession of liquor was paroled from the county jail yesterday by county commissioners with city and county officers approval. He must pay remaining fine and costs totaling 108.80 at three dollars monthly. Do the right not morely praise
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Edward Lang
Hare
Examiners Find Almost Twenty-Two Thousand in Findings
State examiners report Lorain county school district findings total 22,429 from July 15, 1929 to May 11, 1932. Major item 18,969.99 against Elyria Water Works for water charged to city board of education. Other findings involve Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company, George Woodruff, C. S. Adams, Charles Yeager, C H Nichols, and district debt between Adams and related villages. The audit excludes Sheffield Lake, Penfield, Eaton township.
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Lorain County
Elyria Water Works Department
City Board of Education
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
LaGrange Village
George Woodruff
C. S. Adams
Charles Yeager
Amherst Village Laboor
Twin Hill
C. H. Nichols
Nichols
Troy Township
Sheffield Lake Village
Penfield Township
Eaton Township
Legion enrollment drop seen aid to bonus resolution
Washington reports the American Legion aims to preserve its rolls to bolster a full immediate cash bonus at its upcoming convention. Observers say leadership worries desertions to rival groups over the issue. Current membership stands at about 950,006, roughly 100,000 fewer than a year ago after the Detroit convention vote against full payment.
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Washington
American Legion
Legion Affairs
Legion
Veterans’ Society
Detroit
Hoover
Bendix dash speeds top the third day at the air race
Geles and Lee Gehlbach of Mt. Clemens Michigan finished fourth in the Bendix dash as speeds climbed toward record marks. Haizlip led with a time around nine hours and twenty minutes, shattering the old 2.041 mile race record of nine hours twenty one minutes set by James H. Doolittle.
Court actions and a divorce report in Lorain area
In And About The Court House notes suit by Clyda O. Roose against F G Carek of Carsk Florist for 816 on lease arrears, Valentine Cook sues Frank Kerekes et al for 6517 on a note, Amherst foreclosure asked, Lorain Lumber sues Mike Abraham for 100, and Alvena Pierce of Elyria gains a divorce from Clarence for gross neglect. Judge A R Webber presided.
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Clyda O. Roose
F. G. Carek
The
Carsk Florist Company
Valentine Cook
Frank Kerekes
Amherst Townships
Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Mike Abraham
Lorain
Alvena Pierce
Elyria
Clarence
A. R. Webber
Urges All Day Forges To Unite For Dry Fight
Oliver W. Stewart of the Flying Squadron urged re enrollment of all members of city organizations to unite against repeal or modification of the eighteenth amendment. Speaking to about sixty at First M E church, he predicted the first attempt in the next Congress and urged continued fight for Prohibition. He claimed no sentiment change and defended temperance aims.
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Oliver W. Stewart
Flying Squadron
M. E. Church
Stewart
Congress
Plane crashes in Edgewater Park parking lot injuring three
In Cleveland on August 30 a large five passenger plane crash landed among cars at the Lake Erie shore Edgewater Park. Pilot Etter C Sandorph president of Sandorph Aeronautical Corporation and three passengers escaped serious harm. Three seriously hurt were in two parked autos struck by the craft. The plane had departed from the airport.
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Cleveland, CO
Lake Erie
Edgewater Park
Etter C. Sandorph
Sandorph Aeronautical Corporation
Akron Slaying Leads to Second Overnight Killing
Akron Ohio August 30 police investigated the slaying of Dewey Kaes and by morning fog a second victim was found. Harold Winck 29 a gas station operator was shot in an automobile park near his station. Two killings appear unrelated. Reesee with liquor arrest record was thrown from a car Monday. Four bootleggers questioned motives unknown and no gasoline money taken.
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Akron
Dewey Kaeses
Harold Winck
Reesee
Plane crash on lakeshore injures four in Maryland parking lot
About 9 46 last night Sundorph planned a short pleasure ride along the lakeshore. The engine died after 20 minutes. The plane fell onto a parked car with Miss Bessia Slavin and Clif Downheimer inside. Another car held Mrs Made line Cioffi and her baby Dolores and Anthony Cont. Slavin fractured skull. Cioffi possibly concussed. Downheimer suffered a broken arm. Sundorph and wife Nancy with Mr and Mrs Harold Hearn escaped. The crash occurred near the parking area by the lake.
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Sundorph
Nancy
Harold Hearn
Hearn
Sandorph
JFFIGERS RE ELECTED AT PEABODY REUNION
Oberlin Ohio August 30 Peabody reunion held at Pittsfield Center with about 150 attendees A business meeting re elected all old officers for another year Children enjoyed games and sports while adults attended a picnic and quoits. Notable attendees included Mrs C M Peabody Wilbur Peabody and family plus others from Oberlin and nearby towns.
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Oberlin
Peabody
Pittsfield Center
C. M. Peabody
Wilbur Peabody
Will Peabody
Clayton Peabody
Vivian
Isabel
Wail Peabody
Aubrey
Ellis
Duane Rhodes
USS Irene Reynolds to Wed St. Louis Man
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Irene Reynolds daughter of Mrs C E B Reynolds to Eugene Buell of St Louis Mo The ceremony will be held Saturday morning September 3 at the Reynolds home Both have been studying at Ohio State University and will graduate Friday September 2
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Cranston Williams
Columbus
L. B. Williams
Elm Street
Amy Ingraham
North Cedar Avenus
Addie Frink
Sullivan
Arthur Williams
Geneva
New York
Laura Wade
Oberlin
Smith
Chestnut Ridge
Georg Iyikson
Wendolyn
Amy Insraham
Raymond Cerf
West College Street
Allen
East College Street
Bila Sweeney
Cleveland
A. M. Clift
Harry VanAusdale
Irene Reynolds
Ohio State University
C. E. Reynolds
Uss Irene Reynolds
ST. Louis
Miss Irene Reynolds
C. EB. Reynolds
North Cedar Avenue
Eugene Buell
Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Mr. Buell
Birthday for Pittsfield pioneer Lucy Stone at Oberlin
Mrs. Brit Ward hosted a Friday birthday dinner at her Oberlin home for Lucy Stone who turns ninety three. Stone, born in a log cabin near Pittsfield Center, is noted as a Pittsfield pioneer, with occasion attended by Mrs. Ward and her daughters Mrs. George Morris Jr and Mrs. Wilbur Ward.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Stone
Bessie McDonald
Cleveland
George Morris
Elyria
Charles Corbet
Amherst
Martha Ives
Catherine Tyes
Wilbur Ward
Mary Ives
Ward
Lucy Stone
Brit Ward
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Center
George Morris, Jr
Edison School District Boundaries Set in Elyria
The Elyria Board of Education fixed the Edison School district boundaries at a special meeting. The new building set to open September 19 will serve over 200 students in six grades and kindergarten with no new teachers, using transfers from other schools. Students inside Foster avenue to Lorain boulevard attend Edison, while those on Adams to Bond streets attend Gates School.
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Edison
Elyria Board of Education
Foster Avenue
Woodland Avenue
Spruce Street
Lake Avenue
Adams Street
Bond Street
Lorain Boulevard
Corporation
Maston
Edison School
Woodland
Adams
Gates School
Edison District Si
Bandits Net 304 in Two Robberies Near Townsend and Wellington
Two men robbed a Townsend gas station around noon and a Wellington station about an hour later, netting 29 and 35 dollars respectively. A third robbery occurred at a Lakewood restaurant by three men in a truck, yielding 85 dollars. Deputies scoured roads but found no clues.
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Townsend
Wellington
Stanley Glavich
Clarence Adams
Norwalk
Sheriff Adams
Lakewood
Carlisle Grange Picnic Set at Oberlin Road
Carlisle Grange announces a September 1 picnic at the Squires home on Oberlin road with a noon tureen dinner and contests including a ball game and horseshoe pitching. Mrs. Strickler and Merle Penfound lead the committee as the community expects a large turnout for a day of activities. Paroles from Mansfield Reformatory include Austine Gangler and Leonard Panglom cited for burglary and larceny with release dates of October 1 and October 15 respectively, as part of a report noting 111 inmates freed.
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Carlisle Grange
Squires Home
Oberlin Road
Mansfield Reformatory
Austine Gangler
Leonard Panglom
Gangler
Panglom
Columbus
Board of Paroles
Machine Steel Castings to Resume Operations September
About 100 men will be recalled to work when the Machine Steel Castings Company resumes operations Sept. 12 to fill several urgent orders. Idle since June, the plant in Alliance plans the restart as part of meeting demand.
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Alliance
Machine Steel Castings Company
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland Region
Market reports show Cleveland area prices for produce eggs butter poultry and potatoes with Chicago and Minneapolis quotations. Livestock markets list hogs cattle calves calves and sheep prices, with regional grain, flour, and feed quotes and farm market activity.
Killed While Playing Guitar Near Tracks in Hamilton
Homer Wages, 22, was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania passenger train as he wandered along the tracks in Hamilton. Coroner Edward Cook ruled the death accidental, suggesting Wages did not hear the approaching train due to his guitar playing. Engineer Frank Powers of Logansport, Ind., was at the controls.
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Hamilton
Homer Wages
Pennsylvania
Edward Cook
Wages
Frank Powers Logansport
Ind
Auto Runs Wild Into Shoe Shop Window
A car owned by William Findley of Grafton broke loose from its parked position on Mast Avenue by the post office and crashed into the Economy Shoe Shop front at 8 10 a m breaking a panel at the bottom of the window. Police report.
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William Findley
Grafton
Mast Avenue
Hitler rejects all or nothing claim in German political crisis
In a Berlin power struggle Von Papen and Von Schleicher offered Hitler vice chancellor and cabinet posts for National Socialists but Hitler refused to accept less than control. Von Papen plans a Reichstag no confidence vote with a view to dissolving parliament and delaying democracy.
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Kurt von Schleicher
Baron Wilhelm von Gayl
Neudeck
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Berlin
von Schleicher
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