Assembly To Resume Battle On Poor Relief
Columbus reports the Ohio House reconvenes to debate the 10.5 million Marlow Kilpatrick poor relief bill. Dispute centers on county distribution formula versus population based allocation for 1933 relief funds. Budget bill totals about 90.28 million, with prior vetoes and committee edits shaping final figures and votes.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Senate
House
State Relief Commission
Yiouse
Davey
Boyd
Cuyahoga
Traxler
Wyandot
Anderson
Licking
Derighter
Maxwell
Defiance
King
Vinton
Metcalf
Franklin
Rogers
Lo- Tain
Ohio State University
Fire damages Bucyrus Opera House in $120,000 blaze
Bucyrus O Jan 21 fire razed the Vollrath Opera House after a Major Bowes amateur show. Overheated furnace pipes sparked the blaze, with seven hours of fighting in sub freezings. Fire Chief Mader and firefighter Heft were slightly injured. the block including groceries, drug store, billiards, offices and lodge rooms burned.
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Bucyrus
Bowes
Vollrath Opera House
Bucinus
Galion
W. F. Mader
Alphonso Heft
Bre
Edward Vollrath
Flingenbars
Thired-Press
Buestus
Clouds Moving at Different Levels Shift Directions
Weather observers note clouds at various altitudes often travel in opposite directions. The phenomenon reflects layered air currents and differing wind patterns aloft, influencing sky appearance and meteorological readings for the day.
Deputy Sheriff Hoist Announces Sheriff Candidacy
Deputy Sheriff William Hoist of Lorain announces his bid for Lorain county sheriff subject to the May Republican primary. He resigns February 15 to campaign full time. age 39, married with two daughters, backed by potential rivals Clyde Roose Jack Baird Wee Whitney Paul Wainwright and X North.
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William Hoist
Osborn Avenue
Lorain
Lorain County
Hoist
Clarence W. Dick
Ohio
Clarence Adams
Adgams
Flo
Clyde Roose
Jack Baird
Wee Whitney
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
X. North
Death of Charles A Fox dairy farmer at Clarksfield
Funeral services for Charles A Fox a Clarksfield dairy farmer found dead in his bed Sunday at 5 P M will be held Wednesday at 2 30 from the Clarksfield Methodist church with Rev Newton Moore officiating Burial will be in Clarksfield cemetery Coroner Dr J Bralish from New London ruled death from heart trouble Fox 45 spent life in Clarksfield township Surviving are his sister Mrs Nellie Grimes of Clarksfield a nephew Harry Grimes of New London and a niece Mrs Mildred Bigman of Rittman Ohio
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Charles A. Fox
Clarksfield Methodist Church
Newton Moore
Clarksfield Cemetery
J. Bralish
New London
Fox
Clarksfield Township
Nellie Grimes
Clarksfield
Harry Grimes
Mildred Bigman
Rittman
Ohio
Death of Henry Hale 5 in North Ridgeville After Short Illness
Henry Hale aged five died at home on Center Road North Ridgeville January 21 after a short illness. Born in England August 1851 he lived in Ridgeville Township 60 years. Retired farmer and St Peter's Church member. Wife preceded him in death 31 years ago. Survived by sister Mrs Eliza Grouse Flint Michigan, brother George Hale Lorain, and several nephews and nieces. Body at Bittner Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hale
Center Road
North Ridgeville
England
Ridgeville Township
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Eliza Grouse
Flint
Michigan
George Hale
Lorain
Bittner
Probe Deaths At Soldiers' Home
Dr Walter Hartung state health director and three department aides traveled from Columbus to Sandusky to investigate recent meningitis deaths at the Soldiers' Home. He said quarantine actions would be used if needed to protect residents. Accompanying officials were Dr Finley Van Orsda ll, Leo Ely, and Rose Marie Bole.
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Columbus
Walter Hartung
Sandusky
Hartung
Tle
Finley van Orsdall
Leo. F. Ely
Rose Marie Bole
Power Line Fight Injunction Granted
MARION O JAN 21 temporary injunction stopping the Columbus Delaware and Marion Electric Co from building a line across Orley P Shoots farm was issued by Common Pleas Judge H S Youngs. M S O Connell the company president denied claims of day and night work to push rural electrification and said lines were extended at farmers request and urged by the rural electrification administration to serve rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion, O
Columbus, Delaware and Marion Electric Co
Orley P. Shoots
Common Pleas
H. S. Youngs
M.S. O'Connell
Electric Company
O Connell
Othe Conopuanus
Pompansy
Rural Electrification Administration
Inspectors and police raid two homes for liquor
State liquor inspectors and Patrolmen surprise John Lore at 317 North Street and William Wright on North Professor Street Oberlin with searches. In Lore’s bedroom a gallon jug of alleged illegal liquor is seized prompting arraignment for possession. Wright also faces arraignment after authorities seize a half gallon of illegal liquor. Deputy sheriffs Henry Moehl and Noel Lewis accompanied the team.
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John Lore
North Street
C. L. Miller
M. E. Olmstead
Miller
Love
Common Pleas
Guy R. Findley
William Wright
North Professor Street
Oberlin
Henry Moehl
Noel Lewis
Wright
Indiana counties under martial law in two cities
National guardsmen removed 130 strikebreakers from shirt plant picket lines in Jeffersonville and New Albany as martial law was declared in Clark and Floyd counties by Gov. McNutt. Pickets, mostly women, fought back with rubber hoses. Two women and four men arrested. other workers escorted home. Wage dispute cited 14 weeks of unrest. company claims only 5 percent cuts. Talks continued with executives, union organizer Frank E Walsh, and National Guard Col. Paul Fechtman.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
National
Indiana
M. Fine and Sons
New Albany
Flord
Clark
Paul V. McNnutt
Davis Fine
Fine
Frank E. Walsh
United Garment Workers of America
Col
Paul Fechtman
National Guard
Deficiency Bill Is Reported Out
The House appropriations committee reported a 58,204,100 deficiency appropriation bill to tide over agencies including social security. It includes 42,664,500 for social security and 34,910,000 for the security board with 24,660.00 for old age assistance to June 30, plus 765,000 for the SEC under the utilities act and 600,000 for the railroad retirement board.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
AAA
Huey Long
The
Security Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
Utilities Act
Railroad Retirement Board
Wallace Questions Justice of Ruling on AAA Taxes
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace challenged the Supreme Court order directing the return of 200 million dollars in taxes collected under the invalidated AAA to processors. He spoke after a White House meeting with advisors on new farm legislation as the House Appropriation Committee moved to clear farm program funding and set authority for price adjustments to cotton farmers.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Supreme Court
Wallace
White House
House
Feo
Legislation Asked by Governor to Require Vehicle Certificates
Governor Davey urged the General Assembly to pass a bill requiring commercial vehicle operators to carry registration certificates at all times. The proposal aims to improve road enforcement and compliance statewide during routine stops and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
Broken Back Fatal in Lima WPA Work Site
A man who fell into a ditch while working on a WPA project in Lima was held responsible for the death of Charities Walters, 58, a Philadelphia native. Walters died from a broken back suffered on the job.
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Lima
Charities Walters
Walters
Philadelphia
Cleveland Museum concert honors Norman Lockwood faculty member
The Cleveland Museum of Art dedicates a January 26 concert entirely to Norman Lockwood's compositions. Oberlin string quartet and Western Reserve University singers perform pieces including Dreams and Excerpts from Francis Thompson's Sister Songs, conducted by Arthur Quimby, with Piano by Lorhkwonod. Joseph Hungate closes with Dichromatic Variations for Piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lockwood
Cleveland Museum of Art
Mr. Lockwood
Conservatory
Oberlin
Edgar Alden
Dorothy Peterson
William Sokol
Ardvth Walker
Arthur Quimby
Western Reserve University
Francis Thompson
Monica
Profesoor Joseph Hungate
Oberlin Conservatory
Lorhkwonod
Museum
Norwalk district Methodist institute gathers delegates
Ohedin will be lost at the Enp worth Leagues of the Norwalk district in the North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at their mid year institute beginning Friday and continuing through Sunday. Between three and four hundred delegates are expected to attend this institute held at the First Methodist Church. Banquet Friday evening features Reverend Roy Burkhardt of Columbus former international secretary of the Council of Religious Education. Saturday includes discussion periods and election of officers. Sunday will include installation of officers and a communion service. Leaves of absence Mrs Ellen B Batch director of recreation in Oberlin College will
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Ohedin
Enpworth
Norwalk
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Roy Burkhardt
Columbus
Council of Religious Education
Wellington Man Granted Divorce
Frederick B. Hanson of 210 Prospect street Wellington and Palm Beach was granted a divorce today from Mary Elizabeth Hanson of Detroit widow of M J Owen of Toledo. The divorce on grounds of gross neglect followed a six week delay due to a faulty initial notice. The couple wed October 24 1932 in Detroit and a large alimony settlement was included in the agreement.
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Frederick B. Hanson
Prospect Street
Wellington
Palm Beach
A. Cook
Mary Elizabeth Hanson
Detroit
M. J. Owen
Toledo
Hanson
Mexico
Breakers
E. H. Sothern
Princeton
Divorces Sought In County Court From Local Residents
Mrs. Andrew Hillbrunner of Grafton files for divorce on extreme cruelty. Julia Nagy seeks divorce from Steve of 119 East Avenue Elyria on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mrs. Oscar H. Jacoba also files for divorce on extreme cruelty.
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Andrew Hillbrunner
Grafton
Julia Nagy
Steve
East Avenue
Elyria
Oscar H. Jacoba
Lawyers To Elect Officers At Elyria Club Meeting
The Elyria Lawyers' Club will hold its annual election of officers during the regular weekly meeting Saturday at the Newell Hotel. President Richard Stevens announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Lawyers’ Club
Newell Hotel
Richard Stevens
Aged Doctor Is Dead in Columbus Ohio
Dr. James F. Baldwin aged 85 longtime surgeon died in Columbus after a long illness congestion of the lungs. He founded Grant Hospital in 1900 and helped organize Ohio Medical University He was Oberlin College graduate and father of Dr Hugh A Baldwin of Columbus.
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Columbus
James F. Baldwin
United States
Grant Hospital
Oberlin College
Ohio Medical University
Hugh A. Baldwin
Auto Fatality in Columbus Frost on Windshield Blamed
Arthur Potter Sr. aged 58 was struck and killed by a car in Columbus last night. Allen Friend, 17, the driver, said he failed to see Potter in the road due to frost on the windshield.
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Columbus, O
Arthur Potter, Sr
Allen Friend
Potter
Elyria Board Approves Graduates List and Depository
The Elyria Board of Education approved January graduates for Elyria High School totaling 79 names with a possible add on pending a special exam. Elyria Savings and Trust Company was chosen as the 1936 school funds depository except for a separate building fund for the Jefferson Junior High addition. The board discussed ventilating equipment for the Jefferson project but took no action.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Jefferson
PWA
Munitions Probers Seek More Funds
Washington January 21 The Senate munitions investigation stalls in confusion as chairman Gerald P B Nye plans to push for another appropriation to finish the study and draft a report. Nye’s faction fights a veteran Democratic bloc led by Carter Gless and Tom Connally who accuse the inquiry of trying to smear Woodrow Wilson. Nye warns a committee meeting is set and 21 organizations including J P Morgan and Eugene Grace will be examined later. The inquiry, begun in 1934 with disclosures about Basil Zaharoff, has dwindled to under 400 dollars of its original 125900 fund and may seek about 39000 more to complete work.
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Washington
Senate
Gerald PB. Nore
N. D
Nye
Carter Gless
Tom Connally
Tex
Woodrow Wilson
J. P. Morgain
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel Company
Basil Zaharoff
Europe
Knight of the Garter
Wound Fatal To Boy In Kenton Incident
Eight-year-old George Nixton son of Mr and Mrs L I Nixton of Kenton died in McKitrick Hospital from a self inflicted bullet wound. The boy accidentally shot himself while playing with a pistol as his parents were away from home.
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Kenton. O
George Nixton
L. l. Nixton
Kenton
McKitrick Hospital
Legion honors Fifteen-Year members at Post event
About one hundred fifty Lecionaires received gold chevrons for fifteen years of continuous American Legion membership. Chevrons display 15 years and three five year stars, with cards bearing the signature of Department Commander Milt D. Campbell. The event, praised as among the best for Post No. 12, included a dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary. The Post’s regular semi monthly meeting is set for tonight at the Legion Home.
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American Legion
Milt D. Campbell
Legion Home
Bombing Reported Near Daggah Bur in Ethiopia
Two planes heavily bombed the vicinity of Daggah Bur southeast of Harar today with details not available. The report notes intense bombing and ongoing uncertainty about casualties or damage.
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Harar
Ethiopia
UPR
Daggah Bur
Here
Ethiopia mobilizes additional warriors decree issued
London Jan 21 The Addis Ababa correspondent for the Exchange Telegraph Agency reports Ethiopia has issued a decree ordering the mobilization of further warriors. The measure intensifies extraordinary military preparations amid ongoing regional tensions.
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London
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Street Light Plan Sparks Discussion Across Boroughs
Council discussed proposed street lights at multiple intersections including Gulf road Ridge and East Bridge streets Longfellow and Cleveland streets and Lake avenue near St Agnes school. A Prospect street request was sent to the lighting committee while talks on a new Elyria Coach Company contract proceeded. An ordinance reimbursing former Mayor Wanoster for city trips was approved along with a municipal tax rate of 18.24 mills. An appropriation of 11,900 from county relief funds covered food fuel clothing gas rent and other expenses.
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Nelson
Gulf Road
Ridge
East Bridge
Longfellow
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
St. Agnes
West Avenue
Sixth Street
Prospect Street
Elyria Coach Company
Council
R. F. Vandemark
W. H. Wanoster
County Budget Commission
Cleveland Produce Markets Report And Prices
A historical market listing shows butter eggs poultry and produce prices. Items include butter eggs various egg grades per dozen, heavy and medium poultry, turkeys numbers and prices, potatoes per hundred pounds and crates, cattle hogs lambs and sheep prices, and nearby markets with baskets and root vegetables listed.
Cattle Market Steady With Mixed Steers Prices
Market held steady as cattle buyers showed light demand. Choice steers around 1100 pounds traded up to 16 dollars above 10.50 per hundredweight, while 750 to 1100 pound steers sold near 10 to 10.50.
King Edward VII's accession follows George V death in Britain
The article describes the accession of Edward VII after the death of George V, with mourning across the empire and the monarchy continuing. It notes Parliament's special session to convey condolences, the coronation timeline, and ceremonial rites including flags, bells, and notices. Edward will pledge to uphold enactments according to law and may face Protestant adherence formalities.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Lords
Edward
Lords
Edward VII
George III
England
Scotland
Edward King
George V
Old London
Admiralty Arch
Buckingham Palace
St. James’ Park
Palace
Tower of London
Lord Mayor
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Grain and dairy price brief from Toledo market
Grain prices at elevators and transit include WHEAT No 2 red 1.06 to 1.07, CORN No 2 yellow 65 to 66 half cents, OATS No 2 white around 34 to 35 with small fractions, RYE No 2 61/2 to 62 1/2 cents. Toledo Produce shows BUTTER Extra prints 64 to 64 4 cents and EGGS Extras 22 to 23 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
J.b
Cleveland Grain Prices and Homegrowers Market Items
Wheat prices No 2 red around 1.10 to 1.12 per bushel with listed bids. corn No 3 new near 66 to 67 cents. typical bid-ask figures shown. Homegrowers market lists carrots topping about 34 cents per bushel basket and celery around 14 to 15 cents per dozen bunches with carton prices per two dozen bunches roughly 1.65 to 1.75 dollars.
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Bucyrus Opera House
Puritan
Esther Alflen
East
Lorain St
National Administration
Washington, D. C
T. M. T. M. Club
M. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Spaulding
Shirley Jackson
Bailey and Haas
Women's Progressive Club
J. S. McClelland
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tennessee
Oberlin Exchange
Oberlin Inn
McClelland
University
Kenneth Williams
Women’s Club
North Prospect Street
Thurston
Richardson Wright
Gardner
Vincent Gay
C. M. Gay
North Main Street
New Orleans
Montevideo
Urguay
South America
Mr. Gay
Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Uruguay
Ellen B. Batch
Man
Auto
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Cleveland Produce
Maine
Idaho
Florida
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland Grain
Homegrowers' Market
New England
Dawley
Eaton Center
Giles Road
Jersey
Timothy Hay
Fairbank- Morse
H. P
H. P. Galloway
Cash
P. A. Dawley
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Sibley & Sprague
Porsch Lumber and Coal Co
Knance
Turner Block
Alacrats County Company
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