Jackson Renews His Attack on Monopolies
ROCHESTER New Deal anti monopoly speech by Assistant Attorney General Robert H Jackson before the Rochester City Club. He denounced parasitic holding companies and financial bureaucracies calling the death sentence for utility holdings an emancipation for local operators. His remarks touched on NY state relations with business and fueled speculation about his gubernatorial prospects.
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Rochester
N. Y
Robert H. Jackson
New Deal
Jackson
New York State
Justice Department
Roosevelt
Miss McGinnis Begins Her Duties As Clerk In The Water Office
The Elyria Water Department in City Hall hires Ruth McGinnis of 211 Fifth Street as clerk to fill the vacancy left by Harriet Mills resignation. Mills resigned with no stated reason and McGinnis starts in training today, will begin actual work Monday, previously worked as a nurse at General Industries. Salary set at 70 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Water Department
City Hall
Ruth McGinnis
Fifth Street
Harriet Mills
Mills
Death Record of Elsie Mitchell Clifford in Wellington
Elsie Mitchell Clifford aged 67 died at 11:40 am Friday at her Wellington home after a several year illness. She was a member of the Wellington Methodist Church. Survived by husband Paul C. Clifford three children Pauline at home Albert M. of Akron Marriott of Wheeling W Va four grandchildren one brother and two sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at E L Sharp Funeral Home with Rev Lonzo Green officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
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Wellington
Elsie Mitchell Clifford
Wellington Methodist Church
Paul C. Clifford
Pauline
Albert M
Akron
Marriott
Wheeling
W. Va
E. L. Sharp
Death of Lawrence Leckley Former Lorain Resident
Lawrence Leckley aged 68 died at his home in Elyria this morning after a lingering illness. Born in Austria Hungary on January 1 1869 he leaves a son in Austria. Body lies at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Leckley
Lorain
Elyria
Mr. Leckley
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Sudro-Curtis Funeral
Death of Lila Arnold Mayer in Chardon
Relatives report the death of Lila Arnold Mayer wife of Reverend R. F. Mayer in Chardon She formerly lived in Berea where she taught in the public schools.
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Lila Arnold Mayer
R. F. Mayer
Chardon
Sleeping sickness spread by daytime tsetse fly bites
The disease is chiefly transmitted by a daytime biting tsetse fly. Once a fly has bitten an infected person it can potentially pass sleeping sickness to others for life, making control efforts focus on preventing daytime bites and breaking transmission chains.
Roosevelt to modify stand on holding companies report suggests
Conservative New Deal advisers expect President Roosevelt to soften his anti holding company position to avoid backlash and push for more business cooperation with government. Railroads and banks face potential legislation, while Congress may oppose with narrow margins.Observers warn of potential jolt to party unity if a broad attack appears in the upcoming message.
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Washington
CRP
New Deal
Roosevelt
Senate
Sen
Alva B
Adams
Cole
Rosal
Copeland
Mr. Roosevelt
Nancy Wolcott Squire Chapter D A R meets in Oberlin
Nancy Wolcott Squire Chapter D A R held its January meeting at Mrs G I Molyneauxs home on West College Street with about twenty attendees including guests. Mrs K P Harver presided in Mrs Howes absence. Nursery school and Eis Island century box reports were read. Miss Bertha Bailer spoke on Approved Schools of the D A R and Miss Elizabeth Lillie donated two historic bullets for Oberlin relics at Washington. A social hour followed.
Minister to preach at First Methodist on Grace and Law
Dr. V. W. Wagra, superintendent of the Norwalk District, will preach Sunday morning at 11 o clock at the First Methodist church on the subject Grace and Law. Open House follows Sunday evening at the Methodist parsonage at 83 South Cedar avenue. Vincent Hart will show pictures of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. W. Wagra
Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Methodist
South Cedar Avenue
Vincent Hart
Scenic points in the west pictured in color
Readable notes describe numerous scenic spots in the western region, with many photographs presented in color. The text emphasizes visual appeal and variety of landscapes.
Oberlin Townsend Clu to Hold Regular Meeting
Oberlin Townsend club will hold its next regular meeting Tuesday evening January 18 at eight o'clock in the K P Hall Oberlin. There will be election of officers and other business followed by a pot luck supper. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Townsend Clus
U. F
K. P. Hall
Oberlin
Garden club meeting at Mrs. Parsons home in Oberlin
The Garden department of the Oberlin Women's club will meet Monday January 1 at 5 o'clock at 241 Elm Street home of Mrs W L Parsons. Slides will be shown and tea served. The Methodist Service Guild will meet Monday evening with Mrs Wilbur Peabody at 23 Orchard Street. Miss Frances Cade former shansi representative will speak on China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Women’s Club
W. L. Persons
Elm Street
Methodist Service Guild
Wilbur Peabody
Orchard Street
Frances Cade
China
Oberlin W. R. E. R. C. Attends Elyria Installation
Several members of the Oberlin W. R. C. attended the installation of Richard Allen Corps of Elyria on Friday afternoon. Participants included Electa Sage Marjorie Kuepper Abbie Spaulding Hattie Parsons Helen Cameron Lillian Behnke and Mrs Braithwaite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin W. ER. C
Richard Allen
Elyria
Electa Sage
Marjorie Kuepper
Adbie Spaulding
Hattie Parsons
Helen Cameron
Lillian Behnke
Mrs. Braithwaite
Rowe Family Leaves on Florida Business Trip
Mr and Mrs Lee Rowe and their two children depart Friday for Florida on business and will visit relatives in Daytona Beach and other places. They expect to stay about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rowe
Florida
Daytona Beach
Former Missionary Dies In Amherst
Miss Ada B. Johnson of Cleveland dies in Williams Rest Home Amherst after a five month stay from a broken arm injury. A Calvary Evangelical Church member, she served 28 years as a missionary in Japan and South Africa, 12 years in Japan and 16 in Africa, later dean of a woman’s school in South Africa. She returned to the United States in 1918 and is survived by a niece, Ada Wood of Boston. Funeral at North Olmsted Congregational Church with Rev. Kuhn. burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Dover Center.
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Amherst. C
Ada B. Johnson
Cleveland
Williams Rest
Amherst
Miss Johnson
Calvary Evangelical Church
Japan
South Africa
United States
Ada Wood
Boston
Mass
North Olmsted Congregational Church
Kuhn
Zilch Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Dover Center
Birthday Members Feted at Church Tureen Supper
First Evangelical church members born in January were honored guests at a Friday evening tureen supper in the church parlors under the Daughters of Dorcas class auspices. Fifteen attended. A special program followed with group singing led by Rev. Hayes, a play titled On the Park Bench, performances by Amherst Hi drama class, a piano solo The Rosary by Marjorie Brill, and talks by Rev. and Mrs. Henry Stick, Africa missionaries on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Daughters of Dorcas
Rev
Hayes
Park Bench
Amherst Hi
Marjorie Brill
Henry Stick
Missionaries of Africa
Church council officers to be installed Sunday
Recently elected officers of the church council of St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church and officers of the Woman's Union Senior and Intermediate Leagues will be installed at the Sunday morning service by Rev. C. E. Schmidt.
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Church Council of
St. Peter Evangelical
Junior Hi chapel program features varied readings and music
Arthur Engle led the Friday morning Junior Hi chapel with Edwin Foster reading Scripture. The program included three high school orchestra selections, a Wilhelm brothers group, a pantomime, and numerous performances by students such as Aunt Matilda's group and eighth grade players George Walker James Wilhelm James Bauer Bud Slumcka Raymond Wragg plus Mary Wilma Holzhauser Anne Eileen Connell Aunt Martha Janice Hollingsworth Betty Mae Witte.
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Arthur Engle
Edwin Foster
Wilhelm Brothers
Matilda
Mrs. Moody
Betty Mae Witte
Mary
Wilma Holzhauer
Anne
Eileen Connell
Martha
Janice Hollingsworth
George Walker
James Wilhelm
James Bauer
Bud Slumcka
Raymond Wragg
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Caroline Gringle
Funeral rites for the late Mrs. Caroline Gringle were conducted Friday afternoon at St. Paul Lutheran Church by Rev. R C Bosse. Two vocal selections were sung by Mrs. Emery Redman and Mrs. Carl Reinking. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Burial was arranged by O H Baker Co in Crownhill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Gringle
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
Emery Red- Man
Carl Reinking
O. H. Baker Co
Crownhill Cemetery
Local births and discharges listed for area residents
Discharges include Mrs J McLoda and baby girl from Quarry road Mrs William Szabe and baby boy from Henrietta Fred Eberhardt at Am herst R D 1 and Mrs Michael Burghardt on Leavitt road.
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J. McLoda
Quarry Road
William Szabe
Henrietta
Fred Eberhardt
Amherst
R. D
Michael Burghardt
Leavitt Road
Bear Down On Filibusters Intensifies Senate push
Washington Jan 15 Prospects for success of the Senate filibuster mounted as a sponsor of the anti lynching bill urged enforcement of rules against delay. Senator Van Nuys said night sessions should start early next week and that the majority would likely agree. Leader Barkley noted no decision on night sessions yet as the Senate opened at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Frederick van Nuys
Ind
van Nuys
Robert F. Wagner
N. Y
Alben W. Barkley
Girl Who Thought Lover Dead Ends Her Life in California
In Dinuba California on January 15 Jessie Jean Salsan a 19 year old American girl killed herself with bichloride of mercury after her Japanese lover Sam Jurihara 4 was wounded by her father A C Salsan who shot Jurihara twice and later a shotgun wound to the abdomen. Jurihara escaped and was later informed his lover died. The couple had faced caste and California anti miscegenation laws and secret meetings ending tragically.
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Dinuba
Calif
Romeo
Sam Jurbhara
Shakespeare
California
Jessie Jean Salsan
A. C. Salsan
Sam Jurihara
Jessie Jean
Jar
Horn stolen from car in Grafton report
Sylvester Schaffer of Grafton told police yesterday a horn was taken from his vehicle parked on Washington Avenue last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Schaffer
Grafton
Washington Avenue
Markets CHICAGO POULTRY AND GRAIN PRICES
Markets report Chicago January 13 details poultry with prices for live and dressed birds, ducks and eggs, plus hogs and cattle market notes. Grain and hay futures show bids for corn oats rye barley and malt with seed prices and transportation mentions. US shipments and wholesale values appear with routings and regional price ranges for commodities.
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Chicago
Jar
Plymouth
Ftoos
Dept of Agr
U. S
Idaho
US. S
Motwebota
Vritimions
Michigan
Rusret Durdals
L.ly
Market Prices for Grains and Farm Commodities
Quotations on grain hay and straw from Sheets Hierator Co and Montana Milling Co. Prices listed per bushel for corn and wheat, per barrel for flour, and per ton for mill feeds and hay. Includes grain in elevators transit pricing and Toledo produce bids for butter and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Hierator Co
Montana Milling Co
Toledo
Court actions span DUI to property disputes in Lorain county
A machine driven by Jamey Smith damaged a school safety zone at Vincent school. Frank Hatlizka was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days for driving while intoxicated after a January 1 incident. Other items include partition suit by Raymond E. Crisp, foreclosure suit by Vermilion Banking Company, divorce actions by Edith M Jackson and George Andress, a dismissed divorce suit by Coletta Gattens, and a robbery case leading to a Mansfield Reformatory sentence for Frank Toth and six other defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey Smith
East 34Th Street
Lorain
Vincent School
North Ridge Road
John Judge
Frank Hatlizka
Maple Street
Elyria
Preston Coon
Hiquor
Hatlizka
H. H. Benham
la Porte
Benham
John Fulton
Frank Toth
Mansfield Reformatory
Guy B. Findler
Maiden Suspended May Be Dismissed
Liquor Enforcement Director Al Humphrey was to decide today whether to discharge Canton supervisor Joseph Maiden over padded and forged expense vouchers. Maiden’s suspension followed testimony by two Canton hotel managers that he did not stay as claimed. The Senate graft committee, which exposed the fraud, secured a promise to rule by Friday night and prepared for possible legal action with former Senator James Metzenbaum in Cleveland.
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Columbus
al Humphrey
Joseph Maiden
Canton
Senate
Humphrey
Maiden
James Metzenbaum
Cleveland
Senate Committee
County Pomona Grange Extends Meeting With Program
Hundreds of farm families from across the county are expected for the Pomona Grange session extended by master John Barber. C. I. Hummel and Miss Frances Eckert report on extension service activities. A nominating committee led by T. H. Breyley presents its report. An afternoon playlet Suppressed Desires is staged by Brownhelm council. H. C. Ramsower of Ohio State University ext service delivers the main address at 2:15 p.m. Dinner served by Brownhelm women. reception by Brownhelm men. Tellers to be appointed.
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County Pomona
John Barber
C. I. Hummel
Frances Eckert
T. H. Breyley
F. E. Schriver
John Laven
John Rose
Dean McClellan
Sterling Mills
Russell Miller
Brownhelm Council
O. P. Schilts
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
New Directors Named at Western Reserve Finance Co
Three new directors were elected to the Western Reserve Finance Company board in Elyria Lorain, with two former directors, S. G. Shaw and G. W. Morris, reappointed. New members Owen T. Coon of Evanston and R. Ss Oldberg and FL K Schonlan of Chicago align with General Finance Corporation, signaling its control. Shaw, an original incorporator, has led the firm since 1919. company assets range between 500000 and 600400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Reserve Finance Company
Elyria and
Lorain
S. G. Shaw
Elyria
G. W. Morris
Oberin
Owen T. Coon
Evanston
General Finance Corportion
R. Ss. Oldberg
FL K Schonlan
Chicago
Coon
America Finance Conference
Western Reser
Bimai
General Finance Corporation
Ilyria
Shaw
County budget details for delinquent tax foreclosures and road projects
The county continued from page one with a fund for delinquent tax foreclosures totaling $14,000 after setting aside amounts for expenses. Extra help to manage foreclosures was funded. Additional appropriations included $259,552.40 for bond retirement and interest, $249,217 for building and repairing county roads and bridges, $2,228 for dog and kennel fund, and $57,272 for the gasoline tax fund. New State Roads received $35,429.
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General Fund
Tax plan proposes graduated corporate rates and relief notch
The proposal sets a 20 percent minimum tax with credits to bring the levy to 16 percent if all earnings are distributed. Firms earning 25,000 dollars or less are exempt and taxed on a 12.5 14 and 16 percent scale for higher bands, yielding a 14.1 percent overall rate. A notch provision would ease increases for corporations just above 25,000.
Bombers Rain Death And Destruction On Aragon Front
Nationalist air forces bombed along the Aragon front with reports of a hospital train strike near Mora De Rubiales east of Teruel. Loyalists claim heavy casualties and attempted strikes on Teruel front HQ as supplies and reinforcements move via Valencia. Front fighting includes reduced artillery activity after line rectifications reported by Zaragoza.
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Hendaye
Aragon
Mora de Rubiales
Teruel
Vicente Ropo
Piunder
Valencia
Zaragoza
Hutchinson mystery man recalls school and playtime
Delmar Addertson said he left Laberty rural school because of no "Tellos" to play with and shifted to Keddie District Tem ALT. He explained he would sit and watch the girls on the merry-go-round.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Delmar Addertson
Tellows
Mail carrier hides in Houston amid tough daily load
Houston reports mail carrier A. Skramer endures a grueling route showing a daily trek above six and three quarters miles while carrying about 207 pounds of mail. He says the job remains demanding despite the lengthy walk and heavy loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
A. Skramer
Kramer
Peace speech warns against war and inflation dangers
The speaker denounces treaty-breaking and favors disarmament while upholding the Kellogg Pact and Monroe Doctrine. He warns that peace-time debt could fuel inflation if war resumed and calls Ludlow war referendum proposal dangerous in modern times when advance war declarations seem obsolete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ludlow
Three Lorain County men attend Ohio fair managers meeting
Three Lorain County men returned from the thirtieth annual convention of the Ohio Fair Managers Association in Columbus. W. B. Richmond was re-elected treasurer, R. B. Bulls vice president, and R. J. Agate served as secretary for the Lorain County Agricultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio Fair Managers Association
Columbus
W. B. Richmond
Highlu
State Association
R. B. Bulls
R. J. Agate
Lorain County Agricultural Society
County Fair Board
Richmond
County Fuir Board
Charles McClare
New London
Martin L. Davey
Myers Y. Cooper
Normal Imrie
The
Columbus Dispatch
Earl H. Huanefeld
L. J. Taber
National Grange
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State University
T. L. Holderman
Carl V. Verrandt
Ohio Supreme Court
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Motorist fined for reckless driving after collision
Advert Smith of 300 Fourth street Lorain was fined 2 and costs for reckless driving in polices court before Mayor Joseph Q Petro. Smith and F H L Payne of 338 Cambridge avenue were arrested on a warrant over a collision on West avenue at 2 to p am January 3. Police report filed the day of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advert Smith
Fourth Street
Lorain
Joseph Q. Petro
Smith
F HL Payne
Cambridge Avenue
West Avenue
Women Attorneys Increasing in England Numbers Rise
A report notes a steady rise in the number of women lawyers in England, highlighting expanding access to legal education and opportunities. The trend reflects broader social shifts and evolving professional norms across the legal sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Century Lump Coal Ad Highlighting Heat and Low Ash
Century Lump, 86.25 ton. More heat, less ash. Crook's Coal. Phone 2178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook’s Coal
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Elsie Clifford
BR. F. Mayer
Safe Service
Cab Co
East Ave
Broad, Elyria
O. Howard Peters
Mgr
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Richard Clevenger
Esther Wood
Professor St
Townsend Notes
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Champi Murbach Coal
Gringle Funeral
Hospital News
Autyu
Toledo Grain Close
Raymond E. Crisp
Dorothy A. Querin
Hamilton, D
Vermilion Banking Company
A. W. Léadrach
Vermilion
Brownbeth
Edith M. Jackson
Alexander R. Jackson
Coletta Gattens
James M. Gattens
D. A. Cook
Plaintif
George Andress
Clara A. Andress
By Denys Wortman
Finance
Pat
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
G. J. O'Connor
18Th St
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Postman
WV. R. Rorich
Elyria Sav. & Trust Bldg
Caer
Nobil
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