Bills Multiply in Ohio Legislature Readied
Ohio lawmakers filed a flood of measures from income taxes to bank reopening standards. Creesy seeks county decision on assistant superintendent, Stratton tax and educational fund, Pringle transfers 6 million to counties, Allen allows certain insurers to write life policies, and more.
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Creesy of
Ashtabula
Stratton of Brown
Pringle of
Cuyahoga
Allen of
Hamilton
Smith of
Rogers of Lorain
Carey of Lucas
Utilities Commission
Hunter of Lucas
Kane of
Montgomery
Gillogly
Muskingum
Walser
Perry
Eikenberry
Preble
Kaser
Shelby
Ohio
van Voorhis
Stark
Swan
Wayne
East Union Township
Wayne County
Kehrer
Crawford
Haefner
Mahoning
Tegolee Eiith
Ohio Const- Muda
Spiritualist Meeting at LO. O. F. Hall This Sun
Spiritualist gathering at LO. O. F. Hall Sunday with services at 2 30 and 7 30 PM. Messages from several mediums at each service. Lunch served.
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Spiritualist
LO. O. F. Hall
State law changes on boards of elections and school district borrowing
The proposal redistributes terms for all boards of elections appointees with staggered two and four year appointments. It also grants the state highway department power to sell steel bridges on site and allows boards of education to issue notes to pay salaries, with boards allowed to borrow from the Teachers Retirement Fund.
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Boards of Elections
Secretary of State
Yoder
Montgomery
State Highway Department
Lloyd of Scioto
Boards of Education
Freed Fugitive Glen Smeeman Returns Home
Jefferson City reports Glen Smeeman alias Harry Stanler has been pardoned by Missouri Governor and released from past secrecy with his wife. The chain gang escapee rebuilt a business and sails back to Cleveland as a free man praising reform. The governor notes one unforgivable offense remains the lack of disclosure to his wife.
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Jefferson City
Mon
Missouri
Glen Smeeman
Harry Stanler
Cleveland
Prisor
Gav
Guy B. Park
Bullitt Likely to Be Minister to Austria
Vienna reports diplomatic circles expect William C. Bullitt to be appointed minister to Austria as he visits European capitals in a role tied to the incoming Roosevelt administration.
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Bullitt
Austria
Vienna
William C. Bullitt
Roosevelt
Privately Owned Utilities vs Public Enterprises Debate
The article describes a 65 percent vote hurdle aiding private utilities to block public enterprises. It notes confusion among House members during Speaker Care’s call, mistaking a vote on closing debate for the amendment. The amendment failed, Curtis’s motion to reconsider was rejected, and Curtis proposed a new measure mirroring his amendment, pending committee action.
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Frank Care
House
Curtis
Lawmaker outlines new milk price conference bill
Representative Rogers describes a proposed bill allowing producers and distributors to hold price conferences. He cites an injunction as a key factor in current tensions and notes support from the state Grange, Farm Bureau, and rural legislators.
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Rogers
C. H. Burke
White
State Grange
Farm Bureau
Serpentine Dance at Cascade Ballroom Tonight
Cas cade Ballroom hosts a serpentine dance event tonight with dancing every Tuesday and a Frio Nrehs-Dav Orchestra. Adi. Lue advertised.
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Cascade Ballroom
Youth accused in Pittsburgh of killing bride at wedding
John Coyne Jr 22 of Pittsburgh is accused of shooting Irene Carbett Coyne the groom’s new bride during a Detroit to Pittsburgh wedding celebration. Police say Coyne then attacked his father with a hammer and attempted to harm others before police intervention.
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Pittsburgh
Kerr
Detroit
John Coyne
Coyne
Irene Carbett Coyne
Myre Cayne
Sherry
Daladier Avoids Clear Stand on War Debts in Debate
Paris February 3 Premier Eduoard Daladier avoided a definite stand on war debts and hinted at other foreign maneuvers in his ministerial declaration. He based his bid for a confidence vote on domestic issues, chiefly balancing the budget.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
Emis
Chamber of Deputies
Death of LaGrange village marshal Leon A. Richmond
Leon A. Richmond 4& village marshal of LaGrange died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 9 48 last evening after a long illness. Born June 20 1884 in LaGrange he had lived there all his life. Survived by son Lloyd Richmond of Elyria two sisters Mrs John Breckenridge LaGrange and Mrs Milton Obitts Elyria and brother Claude Rauchmond Elyria. Services Sunday at 2 30 from Taylor's Funeral Home Virgil Jump of LaGrange officiating. Burial in LaGrange cemetery.
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Leon A. Richmond
LaGrange
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrr
Richmond
Elyria Footes Indge
Lloyd Rikhmend
Elyra
John Breckenridge
la Grange
Milton Obitts
Ely
Obituary for Lime E Warner of Elvira
Lime E Warner aged dies at home after a three month illness. Born in Brownhelm he spent thirty three years in Elvira. Survived by wife Elizabeth two daughters Mable Baker and Ruby Ward two grandchildren and brother Harry Warner of Newsyme Ohio. He belonged to the Moose lodge Security Benefit Association and Catholic Sunshine club. Funeral from St Marys church tomorrow at 1 a m.
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E. Warner
Beillefield Avenue
Brownhelm
Elvira
Elizabeth
Mabel Baker
Elyria
Ruby Ward
Harry Warner
Newsyme
Oho
Warner
Moose Lodge
Security Benefit Association
Catholic Sunshine Club
St. Mary's Church
James H Kellogg 1 Dies in Conneaut Ohio
James H Kellogg 1 longtime resident who lived between Elyria and La Grange died this morning at 3 o clock at his home in Conneaut Ohio. His wife Mary Metcalf Kellogg preceded him in death two years ago. Services were to be held in Conneaut on Monday at 2 p.m.
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James H. Kellogg
James H. Kelloge
Elyria
la Grange
Conneaut
Ohio
Mary Metcalf
Roosevelt’s Georgia visit fuels cabinet speculation
Reported talks at Warm Springs involve Roosevelt, Moley and Farley with possible appointments including Hull as Secretary of State Glass as Secretary of Treasury and Perkins as Labor Secretary. Other names floated for the cabinet include Walsh for Attorney General and Wallace for Agriculture. The note flags shifting postwar economic tensions.
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Moses
Onomie
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Georgia Pine Woods
Bingham
Warm Springs
Preichert-elect
France
Roosevel Moley
Mr.g Roosevelt
Jamesa. Farles
Frank C. Walker
Edward J. Flynn
New York City
Cordell Hull
Tenessee
Carter Glass
Virginia
Treasury
Thomas J. Walsh
Frances Perkins
New York
James A. Farley
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Agricuiture
Bronson Cutting
New Wexton Servatore of
Interior
C of C to Elect Ten Directors in Elyria
Arrangements for the Elyria Chamber of Commerce annual directors election were completed. Ballots for the primary will go to members next week and be counted February 14. final ballots will follow once nominees are set and counted February 21. Ten directors will be chosen: eight to replace those ending terms and two to fill unexpired terms.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Earlie
Fole
Chamber of Commerce
Davis’ Lirman
W. 8. Daves
B. E. Stiles
Alex Aitfeld
E. J. Crisp
A. J. Curren
W. F. Gollmar
Henry Heidrich
History’s painful birth of great intellectual effort
History teaches us that every great intellectual effort is born through pain and suffering, and that few people have been able to gauge the extent of the struggle involved.
Mysterious Murder of 16 Year Old Girl in Nassau County
New York February 3 A overnight bag found with Mary Helen OConnor 16 was linked to the Nassau County death. Her body was discovered in deep woods with a damaged skull and torn clothing after an apparent assault missed by autopsy. She had left Rockaway Park Friday to visit Virginia Fitzhenry in Floral Park.
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New York
Mary Helen O'Connor
Nassau County
Mary
Rockaway Park
Virginia Fitzhenry
Floral Park
Long Island
Ipo
Approve Near Billion For Veterans Expenditures Bill
Washington reports a $1,000,000,900 independent offices supply bill for veterans expenditures, carrying over $966.8 million. It was approved by the House without a record vote and increases in veteran benefits exceed $18.9 million, while overall appropriations are cut by about $21.98 million across many agencies.
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Washington
House
Hebron Released From County Jail
Tom Hebron, Lorain steel worker, released after 30 days and paying 204 dollars in fines and costs for assault and battery on Hom Shee, wife of a Chinese Laundryman. The trial drew attention as a unique case with a Chinese government observer potentially involved.
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Tom Hebron
Lorain
Hom Shee
Hebron
Ridgeville Applauds Elyria Minstrels Show
A packed Ridgeville crowd praised the Elyria Minstrels in a lively performance. The show featured varied county parts and drew strong audience appreciation in the packed house.
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Ridgeville
Elyria
Jim Rr Niage
Haigh
Relief group defends bread aid amid wartime shortages
An Elyria relief official asserts continued bread distribution to needy families despite Red Cross flour limits and supplier cutoffs. He defends supplying yeast salt sugar potatoes and fuel to households, notes no duplication with other groups, and invites suggestions to improve efficiency. The remarks precede a note on year end cost surges before the war.
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Relief Committee
Werner
Elyria
Elvira Relief Committee
Intrinsic Value of a New Movement in World History
The fragment discusses the enduring significance of a new movement across different eras of world history. It highlights how movements gain meaning, shape collective action, and reflect prevailing social currents without detailing specific events or figures. The tone suggests period analysis and intellectual framing.
Oberlin Glee Club to Perform in Finney Chapel
Arbitration panel in Ann Arbor approved electric rate cuts for the village and Oberlin College. The plan trims village costs by about 21.8 percent and college bills by 21.2 percent, with monthly payments and penalties. residence, commercial, and coal use rates are outlined. A future meeting will decide on bond financing for a municipal plant.
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Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Professor Riggs
Ann Arbor
Mich
Legion Holding Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the American Legion meeting the Legion Holding Company held its annual session. Two trustees were elected to fill unexpired terms while the board organized with Claude Lyman as president Carl Spitler as vice president and Harold Cook as secretary treasurer John W. Dilgren and James F. Miskovysky serve as other board members. The company is an Ohio holding entity for the proposed Legion Home to be built on South Main Street.
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American Legion
Legion Holding Company
Claude Lyman
Carl Spitler
Harold Cook
John W. Dilgren
James F. Miskovysky
The
Legion Company
Ohio
Legion
South Main Street
Literary and Social Club Meets With Lois Cummines
The Literary and Social Club met yesterday with Miss Lois Cummines of East College street. An unusually large attendance enjoyed an engaging program on Youth Move Two. Papers titled Youth In the Business World by Mrs I L Porter and Current Events by Mrs Ward Richardson were read. Refreshments and a social hour followed. Mrs Karl Gehrkens to host next meeting.
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Lois Cummines
East College Street
I. l Porter
Ward Richardson
Karl Gehrkens
Social Roundup of Local Residents Traveling and Visiting
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Braden entertained as a guest yesterday with Mrs Betty Blake of Cleveland. John W Hughes returned from a Florida visit. Mr and Mrs George Bailey plan a two to three month winter stay in St Petersburg Fla. F Lamble will manage their farm in their absence. Miss Barbara Hart travels to New York City for several days with friends. E F E Stone of Breckenridge Mich visits brother Henry H Stone on North Main Street. William Morris of Ohio University visits home for a few days. W E Bontrager attends Ohio State Horticultural Society Forestry Society and Nurserymen Association meetings in Columbus. Dr and Mrs H K Bradshaw travel to Sugar Grove Pa for the death of his mother Mrs G M R Bradshaw.
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Kenneth Braden
Betty Blake
Cleveland
John W Hughes
Iends
Florida
George Bailey
St. Petersburg
Fla
F. Lamble
Barbara Hart
New York City
E. F E. Stone
Breckenridge
Mich
Henry H. Stone
North Main Street
William Morris
Ohio University
W. E. Bontrager
Ohio State Horticultural Society
State Foresty Society
State Nurserymen's Association
Columbus
Ohio State University
HK. W. Bradshaw
Sugar Grove
G. M. RB. Bradshaw
Glee Club to Give Annual Concert
The glee club announces its annual concert featuring selections from classic and contemporary shows. Students, directed performances, and community members are invited to attend the event at the school auditorium.
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Glee Club
Markets update on Cleveland produce prices
Butter market steady with 20 percent extras, eggs weak with current receipts, poultry steady with heavy fowl 12 13 cents and other weights listed. Potatoes from Ohio New York Pennsylvania in 209 lb sacks with cobblers and round whites partly graded 35 40 cents per bushel, best 40 to 45 cents.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
City Council Split Over Gas Rate Plan and Five Year Proposal
The council remains divided over whether to pursue a five year rate plan or seek a lower rate. A 6 to 3 vote approved the five year proposal, but some members say final approval in its current form is unlikely. Objections cited include the expiry alignment with the current franchise. A three year option could avoid this issue. Mayor Van Oster cites a gas usage table from 1926 showing most users consume around 6,000 feet monthly. projected savings under the new schedule average 40 cents per month, with 22 cents for 2,000 foot users. Tharp of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. will visit Monday for further talks.
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Carl Curtis
Leonard Smith
W. G. Smith
W. H. van Oster
Tharp
Columbus
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Spinsters Beaten by Burglar in Bridgeport
Carrie Steger and sister Anna, both spinisters, were attacked at their Bridgeport home by a burglar who searched for hidden money. The home showed battle damage with blood on walls and floors. Anna used a butcher knife in the defense. Only $2.50 was taken from the dresser. money left under the carpet.
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Bridgeport, CO
Carrie Steger
Anna Steger
Steger
Anna
Austin Little Sues Deckman for 5000 in Auto Collision
Austin Little of Root road sues Charles G. Deckman of Cleveland for 5000, claiming injuries from a July 9 1932 auto collision where the car he rode in struck a machine driven by the defendant.
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Austin Little
Root Road
Lorain
Charles G. Deckman
Cleveland
Hogs Receipts Steady with Mixed Weights at Market
Receipts show hogs steady with 100-250 lb range at 57 dollars. 260-300 lb too at 3.35 per pound, over 309 lb higher. Cattle receipts 755 strong but uneven, trade pressured by short supply with lightweights down. Calves higher to Vealers around 7.06, mixtures 3.00. Wool and grain bids mixed as wheat No 2 red and corn No 3 fetch near lists. oats and other items show limited demand.
Market Report Chicago Grain Eggs and Poultry Prices
Chicago market notes show eggs receipts steady with extra tests and varied prices. Poultry live movement steady with unchanged prices. Potatoes show slow demand and liberal supply including Wisconsin round whites and Idaho russets. Wheat corn oats and barley prices listed with No 2 and No 3 grades and assorted regional notes.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
U.S
Wisconsin
Feu
Nichisan
Idaho
Toledo Grain Prices Show Mixed Grain Changes
Grain figures in Toledo show mixed movement with futures quoted for wheat and corn. Prices list No 2 red and yellow grades, No 3 and 4 options, with storage and transit notes. oats and seeds largely unchanged amid typical market fluctuations.
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Toledo
Farmers' Local Warbretes and Market Produce Listings
Auction or market note listing local farm produce with quantities and prices. Items include celery lettuce cabbage mustard greens parsnips radishes turnips watercress waterdress baskets and bunched greens. Prices range from 25 to 1.15 dollars per half bushel or basket depending on condition and quality.
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McManus of Lucas
Roberts of
Nichol’s
Broad Street
Clevelander
East Ave
Post Office
Elmer E. Warner
C. of C
Sal
Bulletin
Red Cross
Sas
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Argitratorg
Riggs
Legion Holding
Council
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Myron W. Jones
C. L. Sotherdon & Son
Cleveland Livestock
Sir Giyetau
Cleveland Graal
Carl
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Acme
C Donnell Paint & Wail Paper Co
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