Revolt Among Democrats Imperils Economy Gag Rule Vote
A split Democratic House over the economy gag rule threatens administration recovery plans. Four Democrats voted against the rule, with opposition from most Republicans, sparking a push to restrict amendments to economy sections while Roy Burns urged unity. The 197 to 192 vote fell short, signaling rising concerns among “young Democrats” about representing constituents.
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Washington
Democratic House
Burns
House
Zioncheck
Dem
Wash
Algebra’s Rise to General Use Around 1590
The article notes that algebra became widely used around the year 1590, marking a shift in mathematical practice. It discusses the spread of symbolic reasoning and practical applications that accompanied this transition.
King's Daughters Hold Meeting in Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio January 12 The Kings Daughters held a meeting at Miss Frances Cooke's home on Forest Street with devotions led by Miss Ethel Rowe. A social at Mrs Dodie's Reamer Place and a library drive at the Thrift Shop were announced. Step-Child will be staged January 16 at Kipton High School under Kipton PTA.
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Oberlin
Ohio
King’s Daughters
Frances Cooke
Forest Street
Ethel Rowe
Box
Dodie
Reamer Place
Sue Carson
Morgan Street
Lois Alexander
Maple Crest
Ohio King’s Daughters
East Oberlin
Frances Dodge
Rebecca Dodge
Kipton High School
Kipton Parent- Teacher Association
Birthday honors for Mrs Abbie Davis at Morgan Street home
Mrs Charles K Bryant hosted a birthday tribute to her mother Mrs Abbie Davis on Morgan street with a noon three course dinner for eight. Girlhood friends gathered and shared reminiscences, presenting gifts to Mrs Davis. Guests included Mrs Walter Davis Mrs G A Friday Mrs Stella Hamlin Mrs Emma Casson Elyria Mrs Ada B Parsons Mrs May Wood Mrs Eva Bryant and Mrs Davis of Oberlin.
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Charles K. Bryant
Morgan Street
Abbie Davis
Davis
Walter Davis
G. A. Friday
Stella Hamlin
Emma Casson
Elyria
Ada B. Parsons
May Wood
Eva Bryant
Oberlin
East Oberlin Group Presents The Red-Headed Play
The East Oberlin group will present a play titled The Red-Headed, opening this week at the local theater. The cast features community performers and students from nearby schools. Director names a lighthearted production focused on charm and misadventure.
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East Oberlin
Death Notice Mrs Minnie Ehrke of Elyria
Mrs Minnie Ehrke wife of Fred Ehrke of 213 Ninth street died Friday morning at five o'clock at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born in Germany on June 21 1867 she lived in Elyria sixty years and was a member of St John’s Lutheran church. Surviving are daughter Mrs Clyde Hamlin two sons Malcolm M Ehrke and Arthur Ehrke five grandchildren a niece Mrs Hattie Hamann of Vote and two nephews Elmer Baker of Amherst and William Baner vu Toledo. The body was taken to Nichols Funeral home with funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow by Clifford and Vincent Wickall Lorain. Four sisters Mrs Sofie Keller Mrs Julius Spang Mrs Bertha Kreiger and Mrs Catherine Wick of Cleveland three brothers George Chris and William Hagenmeyer of Elyria and seventeen grandchildren also survive.
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Minnie Ehrke
Fred Ehrke
Ninth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ehrke
Germany
Elyria
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Clyde Hamlin
Malcolm M. Ehrke
Arthur Hhurke
Hattie Hamann
Vote
Elmer Baker
Amherst
William Baner
Toledo
Nichols Funeral Home
Clifford
Vincent Wick
Lorain
Sofie Keller
Julius Spang
Bertha Kreiger
Catherine Wick
Cleveland
George
Chris
William Hagenmeyer
DeLafayette Funk 75 Dies After Operation in Elyria
DeLafayette Funk of Monroeville Ohio aged 75 died last night at 11 55 in Elyria Memorial Hospital after surgery. He was visiting his son John D Funk a Elyria High School teacher when struck ill. He leaves two daughters Edna Funk and Mrs H E Fries two sons John D Funk and Paul Funk and two nieces and two nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 09 from Sudro Funeral Home Rev William C Fowler officiating. Burial in Brookdale cemetery.
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Monrceville
Ohio
John D. Funk
Elyria High School
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Funk
Edna Funk
Elyria
H. E. Fries
Monroeville
Paul Funk
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mable Ragan
Wauseon
Fred Pettit
Toledo
Carl Ragan
Bryan
Grover Miller
Tiffin
Sudro Funeral
William C. Fowler
Brookdale Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs. Mamie Vick in Lorain
Mrs. Mamie Vick 61 died at home on Hamilton avenue Lorain after two months illness Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM from the home Burial will follow in Elmwood cemetery She was active in lodge and church work with Queen City Chapter Eastern Star Dames of Malta and Christian temple Survivors include three daughters Dorothy Loretta and Mrs Theodore Mead and seven sons Carl Elyria Orrin Akron Theodore Cleveland Elmer Roy Lorain and others unnamed
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Mamie Vick
Hamilton Avenue
Lorain
Elmwood Cemetery
Vick
Queen City
Eastern Star
The
Dames of Malta
Christian Temple
Theodore Mead
Dorothy
Loretta Vick
Carl
Elyria
Orrin
Akron
Theodore
Cleveland
Elmer
Roy
Oberlin Dramatic Association Presents Berkeley Square
The Oberlin Dramatic Association stages Berkeley Square in Warner Hall January 19 and 20 directed by Miss Frances G. Nash. Lead roles are James lord and Edith Swern in a fantasy set in the nineteenth century.
President Wilkins at New York Education Conference
President E. H. Wilkins spends several days in New York attending a meeting of the Committee on Graduate Instruction of the American Council on Education. He will also chair and participate in a study on the Place of Music in the College organized by the Association of American Colleges.
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New York
E. H. Wilkins
The
America Council On Education
Association of American Colleges
Charles Taper Dies After Long Illness
Charles Taper died at his home on 116 Fast Vine Street after a long illness. He is survived by his wife Marie and a daughter Eleanor who resides at home. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Charles Taper
Fast Vine Street
Marie
Eleanor
Rutledge speaks on things that are worth while at Oberlin
The Reverend Mr. Rutledge, Methodist pastor of Rocky River, addressed Oberlin School of Commerce students at morning assembly on what is worthwhile. The Pythian Sisters plan a 7 30 p m meeting at the K P hall. Dr. R F Pulley of Toledo visited his parents on Vine street and his sister Mrs Mabel Wright. Mrs Juanita Nelson of Charleston W Va visited her mother Mrs Mabel Wright and her Pulley grandparents.
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Methodist Church of
Rocky River
Oberlin School of Commerce
R. F. Pulley
Toledo
Mrs. Pulley
Vine Street
Mabel Wright
Juanita Nelson
Charleston, W. Va
Death notices D Bowen Huntington January 11
Trs D Bowen died at his Huntington home on Thursday after several weeks illness. He leaves a wife six children A C Bowen Cleveland Mrs O H Barnes Huntsburg Mrs John Naigele Huntington Clifton Bowen Lester Bowen Hisria Mrs Earl Easterday Huntington ten grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters Mrs Uweerze Suhr Norwalk Mrs George Prosser North Platte Nebraska. Services Sunday at one at the Huntington Methodist church with Rev Quade officiating Burial in Norwalk under Keith Andrews direction.
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Huntington
D. Bowen
A. C. Bowen
Cleveland
O. H. Barnes
Huntsburg
John Naigele
Clifford Bowen
Lester Bowen
Hisria
Earl Easterday
Uweerze Suhr
Norwalk
George Prosser
North Plate
Nebraska
Methodist Church
Quade
Keith Andrews
Not Guilty Plea In Non Support Case At Court House
Paul Brinzley of Eivria pleaded not guilty to non support when arraigned before Justice Joseph Petia yesterday. He was released pending a hearing Saturday. Sophie Halas of Avon filed for divorce from Valenting Halas on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Theresa Lenkosky filed suit against George Dorz administrator of Anna Dorz estate to set aside her interest in Lorain property. Joseph Mills administrator of Mike Mills estate sued Helen Mills et al to determine the claim and order sale of property for distribution.
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Paul Brinzley
Eivria
Joseph Petia
Sophie Halas
Avon
Valenting Halas
Common Pleas
Theresa Lenkosky
George Dorz
Anna Dorz
Lorain
Joseph Mills
Mike Millls
Helen Mills
Auto and Truck Collision on Winckles Street
A Sloan car driven by J. W. Sloan of 224 Tenth Street collided with a Cook Dairy truck on Winckles Street yesterday. Both right fenders of Sloan’s car were damaged and the front axle sprung.
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J. W. Sloan
Tenth Street
Cook Dairy
Winckles Street
Sloan
Roosevelt signs liquor tax bill in late night ceremony
President Roosevelt signed the liquor tax bill last night, with the measure now on the desk for a formal signature. The act imposes a $2 per gallon tax on distilled spirits, a $3 per barrel tax on beer, and varied wine rates, with stamps to identify legally produced liquor within 80 days and an amendment allowing liquor ads in dry states.
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Washington
U.rp
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Congress
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Clark
Markets Report From Cleveland Produce Desk
Butter and eggs quoted firm with extras at 221-2c and 15c for fresh receipts. Poultry market weak with assorted fowl and ducks priced per pound, cheese at 13c, potatoes priced by No 1 and 100 lb sacks across Maine, Idaho, and Ohio grades. Cattle calves sheep hogs listed with weights and price ranges. Chicago quotes included for butter eggs poultry potatoes wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and seeds with regional farm market listings for vegetables and grain prices.
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New York
Michigan
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Texas
United States
Idaho
Colorado McClures
Minnesota
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Theft of Handbag Reported on East Avenue
Mrs. William Tigds of Avon reported the theft from her car parked on East Avenue last night. The black leather handbag contained a purse with $11 and several papers.
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East Avenue
William Tigds
Avon
Arraignment Delayed for Allan Humphrey on Reckless Driving Charge
Allan Humphrey of 615 Dewver Avenue faced arraignment on a reckless driving charge. The proceeding was postponed and rescheduled for 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Allan Humphrey
Dewevr Avenue
State Tax Commission proposal targets delinquent taxes
Carl S. Dargusch vice-chairman of the State Tax Commission proposed legislation to create a tax collection bureau, a receivership for delinquent properties and salary impoundment for public officials to cover back taxes. The plan aims to reduce the need for new revenues and curb the delinquency wave.
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Columbus
Carlton S. Dargusch
State Tax Commission
Dareusch
Tax Commission Bureau
Hamilton County
Dargusch
Time’s cold remedy for federal workers in Washington
Article describes a nurse treating sniffles among Roosevelt aides with a routine of hot water and aspirin, iodine tincture, ephedrine or atropine, castor oil, and citrate of magnesia, plus a baking soda solution. An alternate mix adds aspirin, baking soda, ammonia spirits, and camphor in hot water. health officials note high respiratory illness rates amid economic hardship and low birth rates.
Indictments Refered to Grand Jury List Names
No indictments were returned against the following persons whose cases were referred to the grand jury Thomas Cannon of Syria John Carlson of Lorain Antone Cook of Lorain W R Solt of Amherst Aurelio Dunas of Lorain Walter Marsh of Bis ra William O Farrell of Oberlin and Joseph Woesterby of Lorain. Nothing is got without painsexcept poverty.
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Thomas Cannon
Syria
John Carlson
Lorain
Antone Cook
W. R. Solt
Amherst
Aurelio Dunas
Walter Marsh
Bisra
William O'Farrell
Oberlin
Joseph Woesterby
Ohio customs post for Mrs Bernice Pyke predicted
Washington reports predict the appointment of Mrs Bernice M Pyke of Lakewood as Ohio customs collector after talks with Postmaster General Farley. Senator Bulkley backed her months ago and Farley had opposed, now withdrawing opposition as the President is expected to announce the pick within days.
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Washington
Bernice M. Pyke
Lakewood
Ohio
Pyke
Farley
Robert J. Bulkley
Agnare Af Taveet Shaven
Chicago
Cocoa transformed Gold Coast amid famine and disease
The Gold Coast territories of West Africa have been won from barbarism famine and disease through the medium of cocoa. Edinburgh Scotland was originally Dun Edin.
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Gold Coast
West Africa
Edinburgh
Scotland
Runners Edge Toward Hawaiian Coast In Bright Finish
Number Five continued its voyage racing the final six hundred miles toward Hawaii. Sunshine cleared the sky as 350 miles out McGinnis sent a message that thrilled the thousands aboard.
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Hawaiian
McGinnis
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