Ohio Minimum Wage Law Enforced Rigidly by State Official
Ohio's minimum wage law will be strictly enforced by Ora B. Chapman, director of the Industrial Relations Department. Violators in dry cleaning, laundry, restaurant, and hotel sectors face fines up to 25 dollars and up to 90 days in jail. A federal court ruling upholding the statute backs expanded enforcement, with Chapman seeking funds to hire four more officers and ordering payroll reports from dry cleaners by December 19.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ora B. Chapman
Industrial Relations Department
Chapman
Deadlock on Unemployment Insurance Bill in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Dec 9 a special session struggle over an unemployment insurance bill to keep more than 12 million dollars in federal payroll taxes features likely deadlock between Houses or Senate rejection. The Senate research committee pressed efforts while labor leaders proposed a compromise removing the merit rating clause. John Owens Elizabeth Magee and Horace Keifer back the deal as a path to partial acceptance.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio
Senate
Special Research Committee
Boyd
John Owens
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Elizabeth Magee
Cleveland
Consumers’ League
Horace Keifer
Springfield
Ohio State Federation of Labor
College Graduate Slays Best Friend in Michigan Case
East Lansing, Mich. December 9 UP Hope Morgan a 25 year old college graduate admitted killing her best friend Bessie Giltner daughter of a Michigan State College dean claiming a homicidal fixation. Morgan and Giltner had been roommates since high school and sat in the living room of the Giltner home last night as details emerged.
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East Lansing
Mich
Hope Morgan
Bessie Giltner
Michigan State College
Giltner
Historical Society Collection Now In Storage
The Lorain County Historical Society collection, moved several times over the years, is again in storage awaiting funding to permit public display. The latest relocation followed the Elyria Library basement's conversion for the children's department, with past storage trips including the county courthouse and city hall, and fire damage to irreplaceable relics.
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Lorain County Historical Society
Elyria
Children’s
The
Historical Society
Jorain County
Court House
City Hall
Third Street
Wedding Invites Turned Fatal as Miss Morgan Kills Miss Giltner
Miss Morgan, driven by a two year homicidal impulse, fired four shots at Miss Giltner during wedding invitations at a friend’s home. The .38 pistol was found in a filing cabinet. Morgan admitted the slaying and asked to be sent to an insane asylum. Giltner was to wed Captain David S. Babcock, with Morgan slated as a bridesmaid.
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Miss Giltner
Miss Morgan
David S. Babcock
West Point
Michigan State College
24 Ounce Baby Is Gaining Strength
In Ravenswood West Virginia a four day old Ramona Ellis born in an abandoned schoolhouse is aided by neighbors and the American Legion. Doctor J H Donovan uses heat and a medicine dropper to feed the baby as nurses from the Legion help the mother and infant while the community supplies milk and support for the Ellis family.
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Ravenswood
W. Va
American Legion
Ramona Ellis
Woodson S. Ellis
J. H. Donovan
Angrican Legion
Ellis
Homer Sasreed
Mra Sasreed
Eilis
Dr. Donovan
Lancaster, O
Federal methods used in fighting crime described
J P MacFarland head of Cleveland office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation spoke to Elyria Rotary Club about modern techniques in federal crime work. He cited fingerprinting for non criminals, the Washington crime laboratory, and cases where nails cleaning yielded confessions. He noted age and education requirements for applicants, three months of training, hazardous work, no pension, and low salaries.
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Elyria
Washington
Macarland
Crime Laboratory
MacFarland
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ohio Bar Association Midwinter Meeting Named for Dayton
United Press reports the Ohio State Bar Association will hold its mid winter meeting in Dayton on January 7 and 9. In Sandusky, the Erie county grand jury returned a second degree murder indictment against Joseph W Perryman of Bellevue who allegedly confessed to shooting his wife on July 14. arraignment date not set.
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United Press
Dayton, O
Ohio State Bar Association
Sandusky
Erie County Grand Jury
Joseph W. Perryman
Bellevue
Death of Night Watchman Kuddes in Cleveland
John H. Kuddes, 71, a night watchman at the municipal light plant, died in Cleveland after feeling tired while en route to a doctor with his two daughters. He was pronounced dead of heart disease.
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Cleveland
Mec
John Hi. Kuddes
Ancient Estates case closed after four-year court fight
Greene county ends the Ancient Estates case with the dismissal of the last two counts against Francis E. Snypp of Osborn, formerly Springfield, in a Blue Sky securities matter. A four-count indictment alleged exaggerated values and misrepresentation to sell $50 membership certificates of the International Corporation of Harper Heirs, tied to heirs in the U S Canada and Mexico. Ohio Supreme Court previously declined to review a lower court decision overturning Snypp’s earlier conviction for selling unregistered securities without a license. Reversal erased a five-year prison term and a $2,000 fine.
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Xenia
Greene County
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Marcus McCallister
Common Pleas Court
Francis E. Snypp
Osborn
Springfield
Snypp
International Corporation of Harper Heirs
Esstates
United States
Canada
Mexico
Ohio Supreme Court
Second District Court of Appeals
Lion Attacks Dancer In Circus Cage Incident
Gladys Cote known as Madison Mazone was injured when a 300 pound lion leaped from a pedestal during a Hippodrome stage act in Baltimore The lion tamer Noble Hamiter fired blank cartridges to control the animal and eventually pulled the wounded dancer to safety Physicians called her condition satisfactory and administered tetanus and gas gangrene preventives The audience reacted in alarm as other dancers fled and the curtain fell on the chaotic scene
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Baltimore
Gladys Cote
Miss Cote
Hippodrome Theater
Hamiter
Morley Faces Night Attack Aboard Ching Star
Secret Service agent Hugh Morley aboard the Ching Star guards John Ellis alias Eli J Brandon amid assaults on Ellis. A black hooded assailant drags Sylvia Ames toward Ellis suite. Morley fires to protect them as the escape ends with a gunfight in the ship’s passageway.
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Hugh Morley
U. S
Secret Service
Shanghai
San Francisco
John B. Ellis
Eli ’J. Brandon
Weither
Orient
Moriey
Sylvia Ames
Ellis
Phil Lon
Richard Stel
Rennie
Carl van Doering
Elis
van Doering
Wong Phi 2
Jens
Morley
Deck
Benson
Len
John Ellis
Lon
Eli J. Brandon
Brandon
Orley
Rennie Stell
Hugh
Sam
Stell
Cage Attack Leaves Miss Cote Injured in Runaway Scene
Miss Cote was clawed and bitten ten times on arms, legs and torso as she ran from the cage. Physicians reported loss of blood.
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Miss Cote
Ohio Northwest Territory Commission Meeting Set in Columbus
Columbus, Ohio, December 9. The Ohio Northwest Territory Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting here on Monday, officials announced today.
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Columbus
Ohio Northwest Territory Commission
No Meeting Of Local Lawyers This Week Elyria Club Postponed
The Elyria Lawyers Club will not meet this week as the session scheduled for Saturday is canceled due to the regional bar association meeting in Akron on the same date.
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Elyria Lawyers Club
Bar Association
Akron
Sheriff Sale Notices From Lorain County Real Estate
Lorain County Ohio sheriff sale notices list case numbers 37972 37712 and 37709 from the Court of Common Pleas addressing real estate in Elyria and Lorain City. Properties include 611 West 23rd Street Lorain 728 West Broad Street Elyria and parcels in Gilbert Hogan’s addition Lindale Allotment and surrounding streets with appraisals of 3500 2200 and 20000 dollars and sale terms cash on day of sale with minimum bids two thirds of appraisal.
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Sheriff's Sase
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Matthew Nicoloff
Court of Common Pieny
Lorain County
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain
County of
Gilbert Hogan
Black River Township
Charles Street
West Twenty-third Street
West 23Rd Street
Clarence W. Dick
James B. Lilley
C. W. Hange
Court of Common Pleas
Carlisle
Lindale
Carlisle Township
State Street
J. J. Smythe
Navy
Andwur Mortgage-Loan Company
Mary Ek, Andress
Hio
West Broad St. Elyria
A. P. Anderson
H. M. Andress
State of
Chestnut Street
Emma L. Houghton
Houghton
Aine
Broad Street
A. W. Arnold
Arnold
Joy
Elba Joy
Chas
Idella Kaiser
West Broad Street
John Dwdlara
Deutsch & Dilgren
Conrad Reinhard
Co. H. Reinhard
Conrad Reinhart
Margaret Reinhard
South Amherst
Amherst Township
Milan-Elgriz Road
Milo C. Kendeigh
Milan-Elysria Road
Milan- Elyria Road
H. Reinhard
Lorain -Couunty
C. HB. Reinhard
Loraila County
Reinhard
Co. Reinhard
Vacate and legal measures headline in Elyria council note
The document records an ordinance to vacate several streets in Elyria including Rockfern and Foster Avenues and Oakland Park, following prior petitions and court consent. It also cites a December 1936 council action, with mayoral approval and formal notice of vacatur proceeding.
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Rockfern‘Avenue
Glencliffe Avenue
Ridgefield Avenue
Oak Drive
Foster Avenue
J. and C. Schaible
Penfield Avenue
Wear Street
Kaiser Bros
Spruce Street
Oakland Park
Rockfern Avenue
Kaiser
Common Pleas Court
Lorain County
Elyria
State of Ohio
West Street
Leonard Smith
D. B. Symons
D. A. Baird
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Modern Radio and Electric Service
East River St. Ph
Sio S
Star Court
Shoe Shop
Pocahontass
Kennedy
NVC
Ut-Of-Town
Masonic Temple Big
Claude S. Hoy
Elyria Toy Shop
Knights of Columbus Club
Ohio News
Lion
F. A. Humphrey
Joseph Lewis Chadwick
Purser
Sylvia
Qaley
Pontus R Syndicats
Ince
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
National Motor Fuel Co’s
White Rose Station
Middle Avenue
7Th Street
Doc” Lucas
Art C. Giebel
C. Maston
W. Mye
Lerain
County Savings & Trust
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