Gubernatorial prospects in Ohio focus on Davis record
The piece analyzes the Republican position as the 1932 gubernatorial race looms with Governor Davis under scrutiny. It argues the administration faces loyalty concerns and a defensive party stance amid reform measures, while noting Knight may not run if Davis seeks re nomination and Day contemplates running anyway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Mr. Davis
C. L. Knight
Arthur Day
Unemployment Edges Down Across Regions
The Department of Labor reports 4.2 percent more workers now than last December. Most industries expanded payrolls except steel textiles and railroads. Detroit shows a near doubling, Sioux City about one fifth, with early signs of continued gains in the West and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Ateel
Detroit
Sioux City
Unclear text on trial and punishment
Fragmentary report discusses a defendant in a case and public reaction to a trial. It mentions punishment, possible outcomes, and social judgment but lacks coherent details or identifiable names.
Farm low mood beer saloons strike
A terse report notes a labor action amid farm and beer saloon debates. Workers protest economic strain and policy changes, while local officials attempt mediation. The movement mirrors broader unrest in agricultural districts as tensions rise over wages and conditions.
YESTERDAYS IN OHIO AND NATIONWIDE NOTES
A statewide meeting in Columbus planned to rally support for William Henry Harrison's presidential nomination in 1840. The Hocking Valley district reported severe unemployment and a $95 tax showing. Maj Gen US Army retired noted as a distinguished veteran of the Mexican War died at home in Dawson, Kentucky. One year ago today the Rotman oath archbishop in Mexico City was bombed in Washington DC. The Wes. Madaleine Obencham murder trial in Los Angeles was set to begin. Canadian veterans groups called to Winnipeg for amalgamation talks. California Honey Week proclaimed to emphasize that California yields one seventh of US honey. Conventions opened in Jackson Mississippi Southern Forestry Congress Winnipesaukee Western Canada Automotive Equipment Association Des Moines Iowa Retail Clothiers. Notables born today include Dr Andrew Crommel, George J Gould, Duke of Orleans, Sherman E Burroughs, Max Flack.
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Columbus
Wrilscam Henry Rrisen
Gates
Colaumbus
Natana
Hocking
Genamas
Daston Borne
Kentucky
Washington
Wes. Madaleine Obencham
J. Belton Kennedy
Los Angeles
Veterans
Canada
Winnipeg
Stephens
California
Calfornia
United States
Jackson
Miss
Southern Forestry Congress
Winnipes
Western Canada
Automotive Equipment Assocretion
Des Moines
Andrew C Crommel O
Ireland
George J Gould
New York City
Duke of Orleans
France
Sherman E Burroughs
Congress
New Hampshire
Dunbarton
Indicted Men Change Pleas in Local Case Trio Pleads Guilty
Three men indicted by the last stand jury appeared before Judge Medicxton and changed their pleas from not guilty to guilty. Wade Johnson of LaGrange was sentenced to the State reformatories at Mansfield for grand larceny. Steve Turton of Lorain pleaded guilty to larceny and had the charge reduced due to prior record, facing thirty days in jail. Julius Roel, involved in the Wichins store burglary, pleaded guilty to larceny and received a thirty day sentence.
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Medicxton
Wade Johnson
Hig
LaGrange
Mansfield
Steve Turton
Lorain
Julius Roel
Wichins
Arain
Komical Telegrams Night Sailors Of The Times
A jumble of social notes and witticisms covering parties, headlines, and jokes on topics from rides and weather to film and theater. Mentions Bill seeking a date, Ed Horace with banners, Ford and Lincoln, censors on lethal wives, Windsor weddings, and a China Open Door talk. Also references to a Wisconsin death from exposure, a local pageant, and Berlin municipal strike.
Maj General Sumner Opens Winnipeg Winter Carnival
Maj Gen Samuel S Sumner retired turns seventy five today as Winnipeg begins the Winter Carnival with elaborate preparations and a premier ball for the Southern Relief Society, a bright social fixture of the season.
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Samuel S Sumner
U. S A
Winnipeg
Southern Relief Society
Ten Years Ago In Lorain County News Highlights
A. L. Garford joined a national committee urging Theodore Roosevelt to run in the Republican ticket. Rev George W Johnson preached farewell in preparation for a St Louis pastorate. Jack Cliff named Elk’s Club steward. City Council and Green Line clashed over Trail or girder rail on East Broad Street. Common Pleas Judge C G Washburn endorsed for circuit court. Jack Frost sent temperatures to fourteen below zero.
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A. L. Garford
National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
George W Johnson
the Baptist Church
St. Louis
Green Line
East Broad Street
Common Pleas
C. G Washburn
The
Bar of
Lorain County
Circuit Court
Local Theater Rain Dampens Election Hall Night
ABE MARTIN notes sparse turnout at the election hall theater as patrons cite a haunted stage with actors said to have died there last week. Rain remains a minor comfort to the weary crowd.
Marjorie Killoran Granted Divorce Saturday
A divorce was granted Saturday to Marjorie Killoran from 8 A. Killoran on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She was restored to her maiden name Marjorie Rath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Killoran
A. Killoran
Marjorie Dath
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Elyria
Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
Elyria Postoffice
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A E Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Davis
Cincinnati
LEA
Henry
eCity
Mexico
Max Flack
East St. Louis
Ill
Harold Payton
National Idea Home
Dayton
Chas. Willen
American Artists Federation
Grafton
Bert Nesbett
Komical
Bill
Ed Horace Gzinc
Broad Street
Ford
Lincoln
Qhia
Windsor
Co'or
China
Flo Ziegfeld
Geo. M. Cowen
Wisconsin
Offcer Kray
Carla
Hey
Sherlock Holmes
Tom Cook
Berlin
Germany
Jack Cliff
Elk's Club
Jack Frost
F. A. Humphrey Optometrist
Turner Blk
Court St
Abe Martin
Spaulding Coal & Supply Co
McGuire’s
Pire-Proet
Auto Repaira
Weat
Tories Rath
Killoran
Kemp
Lyn Toa
Chiropractic
United Chiropractic Board of Education
Oberlin
E. T. Clauser
D.C
Lorain Co. Bank
Olive Danfee
B.C
Turner Block
H. D. Reynolds
E. L. Rice
N. Main Street
Orain County
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