Davey Declares Payoff Story Rank Perjury
Governor Davey announced plans to pursue perjury charges against Lee Bradley, alleging his Cleveland testimony before the Graft Investigating Committee was false and defamatory. Bradley claimed large utility and corporate contributions swayed the 1904 campaign and state business allocations.
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Columbus
Chavernor
Martin le Davey
Porgury Eecordings
Agiiner
Lee Bradlee
Cingloye Olye Davey J Eapert Co
Ohio Svante
Haver
Davey
Bradlew
Cleveland
Bradley
General Motors Truck Corp
Chrysler Motor Car Corp
Francis Poulson
Poulson
James Metzenbaum
Ohio Weather Forecast Reveals Rain and Colder Temps
A trough of low pressure stretches from the Ohio Valley to the Texas coast. Rain extends from Texas to the lower lakes with light to moderate amounts in the Ohio Valley and heavy bands near Lewisiona. Mild central valleys contrast with colder readings over the Plains as rain or snow may affect the northwest tonight.
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Ohio
Ohifo
Texas
South Atlantic States
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Lewisiona
Cone Tral
Plains States
President Roosevelts call for balanced prices and growth
President Franklin D. Roosevelt outlined a balanced prices policy aimed at expanding production, raising national income, and reviving employment. He stressed directing agricultural, industrial, housing, and minority programs toward this goal and noted wage flexibility during economic swings. The auto industry served as an example of the policy’s intended effect on price balance.
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Sid Luda
Roosevelt
Rene
Idustry
Elyria Reports First Smallpox Case In Six Years
Elyria records confirm a first smallpox case in six years, with a local man quarantined in Lorain after diagnosis. Health workers seek contacts for vaccination, aiming to curb spread and lessen severity.
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Elyria
Flyria
Lorain
G. T. French
French
Health Department
Two youths killed in Route 25 crash near Troy
Lawrence Hoover, 17, and James Russell Dickensheets, 18, both of Tippecanoe City, were killed when a car left the road and struck a pole on Route 25 eight miles south of Troy.
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Troy
Lawrence Hoover
James Russell Dickensheets
Tippecanoe City
Route 25
Here
Oberlin Professor to Speak in Columbus Saturday
Oberlin College history professor Howard Robinson and Mrs. Robinson will visit Columbus as special guests of the English speaking Union this Saturday evening. Professor Robinson will speak on Old London.
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Oberlin
Howard Robinson
Oberlin College History Department
Robinson
English Speaking Union
Columbus
Old London
Ninety Boys To Receive YMCA Awards Tonight
Elyria YMCA plans awards for ninety boys at the February membership party in the boys division. Carl Wagner and Lester Hawke announce the Prep class leads with 31 awardees including letter winners Ronald Chapman Mark McGinnis Jack Terry Johny Ryan Richard Loomis and others. Star recipients in Prep include Stanley Olmstead Bernard Lysaght Arnold Molnar and more. Cadet class notes 13 winners listed and continuation on page 2.
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Ronald Chapman
Mark McGinnis
Jack Terry
Johny Ryan
Richard Loomis
William Pemberthy
Jack Johnson
Ralph McGinnes
Robert Renouard
Charles Evans
Glen Seeley
Robert Hendrickson
Charles Geisel
Harold Rogers
Stanley Olmstead
Bernard Lysaght
Arnold Molnar
Ted Gilder
Loren Miller
Junior Gotro
Richard
Dean Wittke to Speak at Elyria Federated Club Meeting
Oberlin College Dean Carl Wittke will address the Federated Men's Club of Elyria at the Church of Christ on February 22. Dinner serves at 6 20 with Wittke discussing Washington. About 200 attendees expected. program features The Harmony Male Quartet of Elyria. Officers include Deane Burns president Rodney G. Rockwood vice president and Carl W. Monz treasurer.
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Carl Wittke
Oberlin College
Federated Men's Club of
Elyria
Church of Christ
Dean Wittke
Washington
Carl O. Schmitkens
Harmony Male Quartet
Deane Burns
Rodney G. Rockwood
Carl W. Monz
Lorain Woman Murdered in Fourroom Home
Lorain police seek a man after the body of Mary Wallace 31 mother of four was found in a rented four room home at 2 New Mexico Avenue. She was killed by blunt force and stab wounds about 3 am. Her husband is in the Ohio Penitentiary for a prior murder. The children, ages 18, 14, 12, and younger, are cared for by relatives as investigators collect evidence and photograph the scene.
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Lorain. O
Lorain
Mary Wallace
New Mexico Avenue
S. ¢. Ward
Wallace
William
Roth
Alpha
Bessie S
Arthur Walker
Ohio
Aldbus
County Department of Aid
George Knapp
John Meister
A. J. Mackerty
William Bevan
Republican Club Elects Officers In Elyria Lorain County group elects Stevens as president
Richard F. Stevens of Elyria was elected president of the Lorain County Young Men's Republican Club at the Elks Restaurant meeting. Other officers include Russell Marsh as vice president Rolland Kelling as treasurer George Baker as secretary William J. Gaudle as membership secretary and Ron auld Dunn J. King and J. Gehl as executive committee members. Guest speaker Karl L. Darkey urged Americans to resist subversive influence and defend democracy, noting extensive communist and Nazi activity and praising allied groups.
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Richard F. Stevens
Elyria
Elyra Gay Board of Education
Lorain County
Young Men's Republican Club
Elks
Ecombe
Russell Marsh
Columbia Station
Rolland Kelling
Treasur
George Baker
William J. Gaudle
Ronauld Dunn
J. 5. King
J. J. Gehl
Lorain
the Tey
Karl L. Darkey
American Legion
Elub
America
the Elks
Knights of Columbus
Masonic
United States
Brazil
Stevens
Jatter
US Planes Fly 5300 Miles To Buenos Aires Invasion Era Flight
United States Army bombers known as flyin fortresses crossed the Andes and landed in Buenos Aires after a 5300 mile flight from Miami with a six hour Lima stop. A huge crowd greeted the fliers at the port as officials and embassy representatives attended the arrival ahead of inaugurating President Roberto M Ortiz next Sunday.
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Dvenus
Aires
Argentina
Andes
Miami
Florida
Penu
Mied Rguberto M. Ortiz
Three Elyrians Held On Bad Coin Charge
Three Elyrians Jian Bomnert 26 Alvin Rownell 29 were arraigned before US Commissioner B J Nivott in Cleveland on charges of possessing and using counterfeit coins. Arrested Wednesday by federal agents they said the coins were used in slot machines which they thought were illegal. About $10 worth of counterfeit coins were produced.
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Elyrians
Ward Myers
Jian Bomnert
Alvin Rownell
United States
B. J. Nivott
Cleveland
Myers
Ilegal
Officers Installed By Foremen's Club
More than 150 fathers and sons attended a meeting of the Elyria Foremen's Club where W. B. Gray of the Cleveland Plain Dealer showed outdoor pictures of the Canadian Rockies. Officers for the coming year were installed under Carl Kohler’s direction. Glen Brodrick, James Wise, Leland Minch, and R. G. Rhodes named presidents and vice presidents, with Harlie G. Stevick continuing as secretary.
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Canadian Rockies
W. B. Gray
Red
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Elyria
Carl Kohler
Glen Brodrick
Troxel Manufacturing Company
James Wise
General Industries Company
Leland Minch
Colson Corporation
R. G. Rhodes
Perry-Fay Company
Harlie G. Stevick
Favorable Report On Relief Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee reported favorably the $250,000,000 deficiency relief bill. The action signals support for funding to address budget shortfalls and related needs, with committee members noting urgency and potential impacts on programs awaiting relief.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Seven Miners Rescued as Eighth Is Found Dead
In Jeanesville Pennsylvania on February 14 seven miners were rescued from the Spring Mountain colliery after a reservoir burst flooded the shaft trapping them since 12:15 yesterday. The body of Paul Kurtz 40 of Hazleton was recovered. Rescued miners include Paul Molnar Michael Olexa Stephen Stephanka Joseph Lediski John Algorski Andrew Harvilla and William Davis all treated for shock and exposure.
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Jeanesville
Stone Na
Spring Mountain
Paul Kurtz
Hasleton
Paul Molanar
Michael Olexa
Stephen Stephanka
Joseph Lediski
John Algorski
Andrew Harvilla
William Davis
Miss OConnor Acquitted in Child Murder Trial
Philadelphia February 18 Mary Keenan OConnor aged 19 was acquitted today on charges she murdered Nancy Glenn five year old neighbor child on Labor Day. The jury returned not guilty verdicts on both indictments murder and manslaughter after a noon session. The defendant collapsed into a chair with her hands to her face upon hearing the verdict.
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Philadelphia
Mary Keenan O'Connor
Nancy Glenn
Dairymen Banquet Set for Monday Evening in Lorain County
More than 230 dairy herd owners from Lorain County are expected at the LaGrange High School auditorium Monday evening for the annual county dairy men banquet. About 2385 reservations have been received with others anticipated. H. C. Wilcox will serve as toastmaster, the Elyrians Quartet will provide music, and Dr. Carl L. Huffman of Michigan State Agricultural College is the principal speaker. The program includes recognition of Herd Improvement Association honor roll members and 4-H Club members completing dairy projects, with some guests from outside the county.
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Lorain County
LaGrangeigh School
H. C. Wilcox
Elyrians Quartet
Carl L. Huffman
Michigan State Agricultural College
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Democrats Hear Talks By Elyrian Members
Members of the Elyria Young Men s Democratic Club heard speeches by Frank Moody and Grover M Patton of Elyria at a Tegular meeting held at the Graystone Hotel last night. The next meeting is set for March 7 at the same venue. Walter Carlin reported that program and membership committees will meet Monday night.
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Elyria
New Type Of Aerial Attack Near Washington
Lester Barlow, WWI air bomber pioneer, told the House Naval Attack Committee a blanket aerial attack will be developed against warships. He urged more planes instead of battleships, saying 1200 Martin bombers could blanket a 10 mile square area in 3 to 5 minutes from high altitude, signaling a vast rearrangement of naval tactics.
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Washington
Lester 2. Barlow
House Naval Attacg
Barlow
Roosevelt
Martin
Major Lester Addresses Crime War Speech at Elyria High
A full Elyria High auditorium heard Major W. H. Crane Leser, FBI inspector, present his third Elyria address. Sponsored by the W.O.A. the talk covered rapid-fire methods in the national war on crime, drawing sharp audience questions after each of three talks.
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Elyra High School
W. H. Crane Leser
Federalureau of Investigation
Elyria
Dar
Madame Bartlett World War Worker Dies in New Hampshire
Madame Caroline Gardner Bartlett noted singer and wartime organizer dies at Austin Sanitorium in Warner New Hampshire. Born November 12, 1907 in LaGrange, she ran a famous New York City music studio and led emergency hospital efforts in France after the first World War. She later raised funds in England to aid wounded soldiers. Continued on Page 3.
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Caroline Gardner Bartlett
Austin
Warner
New Hampshire
LaGrange
New York City
Ong
London
France
England
Tornado Hits Rodessa Killing and Injuring Dozens
Fumes from a wrecked gas wall and an overturned derrick near Rodessa Louisiana spread danger of explosion as a tornado crushed the oil field town. An unofficial tally listed 25 dead with 13 bodies in Atlanta and 12 in Shreveport, while rescue crews searched rubble in rain through the night.
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Rodessa
Standard Oil Company
Atlanta-Rodessa
Vivian
Atlanta
Tex
Shreveport
United Press
Allanta
Judge Sentences Lorain Youths To Reformatory
Three of four Lorain youths who admitted taking part in the February 8 burglary of The Lorain Country Club were denied probation and sent to Mansfield Reformatory by Common Pleas Judge Guy B. Findley. The convicts were Louis Dandrea 18 Joseph Furd 22 and Carl Flontek 21 with another youth Louis Raccio 22 granted probation for informing. The group bound the watchman and took about 100 dollars and two pistols as their first offense. the mother and sister of one defendant were overwhelmed by the sentence.
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Lorain
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Mansfield Reformatory
Louis Dandrea
Joseph Furd
Carl Flontek
Louis Raccio
Kennedy resigns FMC chair to become envoy to Britain
Joseph P. Kennedy resigns as chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission to accept the U S ambassadorial post at the Court of St James. He warns labor relations must stabilize for American shipping to survive.
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Kennedy
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Federal Maritime Commission
U. S
Court of St. James
Variety Advertisers Take On Unusual Daily Tasks
A brief look at two Want-Ads from the late classifed section noting odd, comic tasks assigned to respondents who fulfilled them with flair. The items illustrate the quirky humor of daily classifieds and the playful tone of the era.
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Vietumes
Miklas Turder
Hitler
Uredagi
Stillons Eines
Anne Telephutor
Giviatt Investigitimes
Lee Bradley
Ian
Uridtey
Braddles
Satela
Pitts
Bulletin
YMCA
Republican Club
Arthur von Seyss‘Inquart
Berlin
Germany
Nidler
Seyss-Inquart
New York
Amne
Atte Pelephote
U.S
Buenos Aires
Foremen’s Club
O’connor
Democrats
Major Lester
Madame Bartlett
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