Drafts plan for new one chamber state assembly
Cincinnati official Edward F. Alexander completed a draft for a proposed state amendment creating a one chamber state assembly. The plan envisions twelve districts electing about 125,000 people each for four year terms, with a chamber of approximately 92 members to conduct legislative business.
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Cincinnati
Edward F. Alexander
Alexander
Robert W. Nelson
Etecurive
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
O Sherrill
Ss. Wala
Conmeres
Chambers of Commerce
Mtaly
Radio audiso event added to horse show program
Number Five continued from page notes a radio audio event sponsored by Station V with Hum and Strum will be held at night in addition to the horse show. Entries for the audio are being taken in Els tia and Lorain at the Oho Public Service Company. Wilhelm C. Sudro of Elyria is in charge of the sports program.
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Radio Audi
Radio Act
Elstia
Lorain
Oho Public Service Company
Wilhem C. Sudro
Elyria
Fined Five Dollars For Disorderly Conduct
Joe Seres of Vulcan Street received a fine of five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct in police court today. He was arrested yesterday morning charged with a disturbance at his home. His wife said he chased family members from the house.
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Joe Seres
Vulcan Street
Seres
Perma for construction of a new dwelling in War Eugene
A notice describes a permitted construction project for a new dwelling in War Eugene. It specifies the application, approvals, and expected timeline, with involved parties including the applicant and local permitting authority. Details about requirements and deadlines are given to ensure compliance.
Refuses to Prosecute Imm Eustads Afore Sep Ii Born
A terse legal note states prosecutors will not pursue charges in a case involving individuals identified as the Eustads, with the matter dated before September 2. The announcement signals closure or a decision not to advance the prosecution at this time.
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Imm Eustads
Labor dispute tensions rise as union leaders seek peace talks
The Cotton Institute and textile union leaders plan a meeting with labor officials to pursue peace amid fears of escalating violence. George A Sloan, institute chairman, may attend in official capacity. Gorman says no meeting if Sloan declines. Calls for recognition of the United Textile Workers as bargaining agent and an impartial board to resolve disputes. Some mills in New England reportedly plan to close preemptively to blunt a strike. In South Carolina the National Guard is deployed to monitor potential threats.
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Shasgh
Ubeirman Liosd
Gairss
Coton Institute
Greorge A. Sloan
Ina
Gorman
Sloan
sevAlus Mills
New England
South Carolina
National Guard
Unclear scene of insecticide gas exposure under a tent
A fragment describes someone crawling under a tent covering an orange tree and inhaling deadly insecticide fumes. Medical authorities note one poison gas could cause death. The passage also mentions sky colors, with the lower regions severely white and the higher region violet toned.
Oil Teats To Be Made For Lorain County Farmers
An agricultural meeting led by C F Humnonel addressed acid and phosphate levels in soils. The session, held at Ev pont, outlined methods to reduce acidity and improve fertility for local crops.
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Lorain County
Pont Ita
Court House Nonsense Reported In Fragmented OCR Text
A garbled OCR fragment describes events around a court house with unclear names and actions. It mentions possible incidents and individuals but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts. The readable bits hint at a local court area disturbance and unrelated names.
Johnson years tangled in NRA plans and loyalty to Miss Robinson
The article traces frictions among government officials over NRA organization ideas. Frances Perkins and Donald Richberg spar over policy, while Leon Henderson warns of diverging paths between Johnson's preferred individual methods and Rubbe rs’ push for universal industry conformity. Loyalty of Miss Robinson to the Johnson cause remains intact as resignations loom.
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Intma
Ye Geristans
Fnz
Hoprliessl
Frances Perkurs
Donald A Richbert
Ceme
Taw
NRA
Miss Robinson
Johnson
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Washington
Neal
Hetileeon
Johnson and Rubbers
Pi Gen Johnson
Richberg
New Deal
Meor
Welcome Service Planned for Adjutant Amore
Plans for a welcome service greet Adjutant R. Wo Amore new head of the local Salvation Army post following his arrival to take duties as successor to Captain A L Frav ery. The service at 7:18 p m Friday at the Salvation Army citadel West Browder will feature Mayor W H Vanoster as advisor board chair introducing the adjutant. Amore has 20 years Salvation Army work and comes from Newark where he served three years. He is accompanied by his wife and son with two married daughters in other cities.
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R. Wo. Amore
Salvation Army
Amore
AL Fravery
West Browder
W. H. Vanoster
Army
Adjutant Amore
Newark
Tit Amore
Brownheim
Henristta
von Telegraph Road
Amon
Ameris
Lorain County
Otter
Comparison of county audit costs and staff in 1933
The article analyzes 1933 audit costs between Butler and Lorain counties, listing officials and clerks, deputies, and positions across county offices. It notes Lorain's total cost of 154 051.26 versus Butler's 143 and compares staff counts, salaries, and parcel figures to highlight efficiency differences.
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Cleaud‘tor
Board of Team
Common Pleas Cour
Nesses
Lorain County
Buker County
County Auditor Salaries Spark Budget Review in Lorain Area
A county budget inquiry compares salaries across Lorain Butler and Trumbull counties. It notes one auditor earning over 150 dollars monthly and wider pay gaps among clerks, with Lorain total payroll at 23,900.00 and other offices lower, while Recorder Wm. G. Mitchel pledges to cut expenses further.
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Lorain County
Butler County
Trumouy
Ermier E
Ces
Trimbull County
Clerkhire
County Recorder
Wm. G. Mitchel
Recorder's Office
Mitchell
Golfers Start Play Tomorrow For Club Title
Oberlin Aug 30 Tak e annual championship series of the rile Golf Club will open tomorrow. Qualifying rounds run Aug 31 to Sept 3 with Class A brackets to follow. Semi finals scheduled Sept 9 and finals Sept 12. John Sands is defending champion.
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Oberlin. O
Golf Club
Hayden Boyer
Saturdarsses
John Sands
Oberlin Exhibit at Lorain County Fair Planned
Oberlin will display a historical exhibit at the Lorain County Fair opening Saturday September 1 in Elyria. Civics chairman Erwin Worcaster and Oberlin Business Men's Club secretary J N Stone arranged the display details earlier in the week. The exhibit features photographs of the college and community plus other historical items. Bram mer to lead mid week seminar at 7 39 in James Brand House this evening.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Elyria
Erwin Worcaster
J. N. Stone
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Qherlin
Brammer
Union
James Brand House
Local church schedule and events in Oberlin area
M M Brammer will lead a church school discussion at First Church Schior. Elder H F Robbins of the Ohio Conference of Adventists speaks at Mr Zion Baptist on Pleasant and Streets about the Second Advent. Birthday party for Carol Anne Kimmel at North Professor Street ends with cake and gifts. Mr and Mrs R Kenneth Holt relocate to Honolulu to direct Central Union Church. Briefs note visitors, thrift show, and campus registar Donald Kowe cruising Great Lakes.
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M. M. Brammer
First Church Schior
Church School
H. F. Robbins
Ohio Conference of Anth Day Adventists
Mr. Zion Baptist Church
Pleasant
Streets
Carol Anne Kimmel
North Professor Street
Caro
Anne
R. Kenneth Holt
George W. Andrews
Forest Street
Honolulu
Holt
Central Union Church
George W. Andrew
Eleanor Andrews
Harry Brown
Tiffin
Walter Ernst
Louisville
Robert FE. Ernst
San Diego
California
Leo Scimmel
Oberlin Thrift Show
Marilyn Hipp
North Pleasant Street
Wade
Vermilion
Lake
George A
Old Age Pension Applications Climb With Local Office Workload
Local office reports 811 pension applications filed and an expected 1500 by year end. Some 2174 blanks issued, 11 returned, 224 investigated and sent to Columbus. 57 approved at state level and returned. Local commissioners add eight part time relief workers to handle eight pages per case and ensure thorough checks.
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Colmbus
Harry Shaw
Shaw
A. Ef
County Cattle Judging Team Places 8th
Lorain County 4 H Cinh team placed eighth among 41 at the One State Fair in Columbus. Team members Charles Webber Ray Grills and Melvin Hurst scored 1344 points. Muskingum Counts won with 1495. Jerseys Holsteins and Guernseys judged. Jersey entries from Grills and Webber earned several placings.
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Lorain County
Columbus
CLT
Edgar Jones
Penfield
Webber
Jones
Carl Webber
Brighton Town
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report Highlights Bond Fight
Market notes from Cleveland show steady butter and poultry prices, with New Jersey and Idaho feed ingredients listed. Livestock prints cover cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with price ranges, while Toledo grain and produce data accompany a legal report on a $250,090 municipal bond for a new electric plant and the court ruling allowing construction to proceed.
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Cleveland
Springers
Pouvators
New Jersey
Idaho
Samuel If West
Wust
Idmd
Ite
Arcordide
Oberlin fights Ohio Power over 14 percent rate cut
Hearing before the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus on August 30 centers on Obi Electric Power Company's bid to cut rates by 14 percent to under 1a percent in a price war with Oberlin's municipal plant. Officials protest the move as below cost and aimed at destroying the municipal utility after a two year battle by Oberlin residents for lower electric bills.
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Columbus
Obi Electric Power Company
Oberlin
Municipal
Public Utilities Commission
Officiala
Oberlin Jong
Ohio Power Company
Kepe
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