Financing program details finalized for $10 billion issue
Washington reports final details of a government financing program totaling 10 billion dollars. Treasury to announce the first phase tonight inviting investors to purchase the initial security issue. President Roosevelt approved the issue size term and interest rates at a Treasury meeting. No discussion of the offering's nature was given.
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Treasury
Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
Miners Gather in Indianapolis for UMWA Convention
More than 1,500 delegates from bituminous and anthracite regions attend the United Mine Workers of America biennial convention in Indianapolis Indiana. Noted speakers include Secretary of Labor Perkins Governor Paul V. McNutt John L Lewis and William Green. The program weighs six hour day unemployment insurance and old age pensions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Recovery Administration
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Perkins
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
John L. Lewis
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Public dances announced at Cottage Inn Oberlin Road
The Cottage Inn management announces daily public dances on Oberlin Road with free admission for ladies. The Rhythm Bars of Cleveland are engaged to provide music, and additional orchestras will perform periodically.
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Cottage Inn
Oberlin Road
Rhythm
Cleveland
Two Ohio men plead not guilty to Yorkville mayor murder
Frank Romano of Pittsburgh and Tom Viola of Follansbee West Virginia pleaded not guilty Monday to indictments charging them with the murder of Yorkville Mayor Benjamin Oliver last October. They are held under a $16 000 bond.
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Ohio
isIone Steubenville
Frank Romano
Pittsburgh
Tom Viola
Follansbee
W. Va
Benjamin Oliver
Yorkville
First Ward Democrats Hold Brown Jug Club Night
Pedro provided the evening’s diversion as 30 members of the First Ward Democratic Club played five tabled games at the Brown Jug. Edward Orig led with a high score of 195, while G. W. Smith earned second with 192.
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Pedro
First Ward
Brown Jug
Edward Orig
G. W. Smith
Theft at Moose Coliseum Strikes Dance Night
Carl Culp of Lorain reported to the sheriff's department that a keg of beer, three cases of Coca Cola, 12 beer bottles, and a microphone were stolen from the Moose Coliseum during a Sunday night dance.
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Moose Coliseum
Sheriff's Department
Carl Culp
Lorain
Local man recounts banana peel mishap on Broad Street
Joe Sivinski of 341 West Street told police yesterday he stepped on a banana peel on Broad Street, fell and cut his face. He was taken home in a squad car.
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Joe Sivinski
West Street
Broad Street
Y Indus Club Hosts Evening Stag at Jade Tea Room
Members of the Y Indus Club plan a stag gathering at the Jade Tea Room tonight replacing their regular meeting. Attendees should assemble at the tea room at 7 PM.
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Y-Indus Club
Jade Tea Room
Tea Room
Marriages in Lorain Justice Office This Weekend
Two couples wed in Justice of the Peace offices. On Monday Justice C. C. Lord married Herman B. Ungerer and Agnes A. Seasick, both of Lorain, shortly before noon. On Saturday Justice J. Q. Petro united Theodore Ruffo and Mary Cakowski, also of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Justice C. C. Lord
Herman B. Ungerer
Agnes A. Seasick
Lorain
J. Q. Petro
Theodore Ruffo
Mary Cakowski
Robison fined for intoxication in mayor's court
Harry Robinson pleaded guilty to a charge of intoxication in Mayor W H Vanoster's court yesterday afternoon and was fined five pounds with costs.
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Harry Robinson
W. H. Vanoster
Trial Set For Friday In Walker DWI Case
The trial of Joe Walker of 1950 East 73rd Street Cleveland for driving while intoxicated has been continued until Friday afternoon at 3 p.m.
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Joe Walker
East 73Rd Street
Cleveland
Bicycle Stolen From YMCA Reported by Jack Lyon
Jack Lyon of 706 Middle Avenue reported to police that his bicycle was stolen last night from the YMCA where he had left it.
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Jack Lyon
Middle Avenue
Elyria Seeks Transfer To Fund City Paving Middle Avenue
The city filed in Common Pleas to move 9500 from water works to general paving for the 216310 city share on Middle avenue. State tax commission approval was reported. Margaret Buckser was granted a divorce from John Buckser for gross neglect of duty, final August by Judge A R Webber.
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Elyria
Common Pleas Court
General Paving Fund
Middle Avenue
State Tax Commission
Margaret Mary Buckser
Insra
John Buckser
Common Pleas
A. RB. Webber
Campaign to fund Henderson Tire Plant Completes
In Bucyrus Ohio a $50,000 stock drive for the C. O. Henderson Tire and Rubber Company ended with all shares sold. The old factory building will be remodeled immediately and officers are to be elected this week.
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Bucyrus, O
C. O. Henderson Tire and Rubber Company
Jewish Remnant Excluded from Jerusalem After Temple Destruction
For centuries after the Temple’s destruction in 70 A D Jews were excluded from Jerusalem with the single exception of one day each year the ninth of Ab commemorating both the Babylonian and Roman dole.
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Temple
Jerusalem
Bank Granted $18,091 Verdict in Promissory Note Case
A bank received a $18,091 verdict against Spring Valley Land Company in common pleas court for a promissory note. Foreclosure of the mortgage was ordered if the judgment remains unpaid within three days. Proceeds after taxes and expenses were allocated to Jacob E. Murbach and the estate of John Murbach, $15,039, and to John, Charles, Mary and La Hoctor, $5,051, with the balance to the court. The Hoctors filed an exception to the order.
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Spring Valley Land Company
Common Pleas
Jacob E. Murbach
John Murbach
John
Charles
Mary
la Hactor
Kiwanis Club to Hear Educator George Grills
George Grills, educator and intendent of Lainewood Schools, will speak at Elyria Kiwanis Club noon meeting Thursday at Hotel Newell. He will discuss his subject yet to be announced. Claude I. Hummel, county agricultural extension agent, is welcomed as the new member and joins the agricultural committee. A dinner bridge party at the Woman's Club tonight is planned with over 190 members and guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grills
Lainewood
Lanewood Kiwanis Club
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Claude I. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
Woman's Club
Doctor Wynekoop Bail Bid Follows Mistrial Declaration
Attorneys for Dr. Alice Wynekoop said they would seek bail after a mistrial was declared in her murder case. The court postponed trial due to risk of death from heart disease, as jurors assessed the state’s charge that she chloroformed and shot Rheta Wynekoop to obtain insurance and end an unwanted marriage.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta
Joseph B David
Winekoop
Wrynekoon
Earle
Charles 8S. Dougherty
Dougherty
Philip J. Finnegan
Criminal Courts
David
Finnegan
United Press
Cae
Senator Horner Trial Continues As Jury Expected
The jury was expected to be completed by noon as prosecutors prepare to present the case. Senator Horner faces charges of soliciting funds from the Ohio Funeral Directors Association to support the Lefever bill establishing a new board of examiners for undertakers and embalmers. Mrs. Herner testifies for her husband and Elizabeth Pearce is named as a key witness. Horner denies the charges and guards his four daughters and wife in court. Both sides have not yet used all peremptory challenges.
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E Herner
Ohio Funeral Directors’ Association
Lefever
Herner
Elizabeth Pearce
Colinbus
Wee
Dollar Penalty On Dog Licenses Stirs Local Scene
A local report notes a $1 penalty for late dog licenses after January 20. Auditors insist the law is firm and people devise schemes to dodge the fee, including dated letters and alleged dog runaways.
Double Excise Taxes on Utilities Proposed in Ohio
Columbus January 25 A proposal to double utility excise taxes will be presented to the Joint Taxation Committee by Carsten Darsusch vice chairman of the State Tax Commission and research director for the special committee He says taxes on utilities must double to cover losses from the 10 mill limitation with three major utilities gas electric and telephone able to offset savings with close to a 100 percent rise while steam railroads face more than a twofold increase to restore their tax load reduction
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Columbus
Special
Carsten S. Darsusch
Vicechairman
State Tax Commission
Danggacy
Dargusch
Cuba policy items outlined in Page 1 continuation
The list presents four Cuban policy points: reorganize external debt, include Cuba in a regional sugar stabilization pact, cut the U S tariff on Cuban products for one year, and promote a nationwide back to the land program to encourage Cuban workers to grow vegetables and garden produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
U. S
Council weighs coal ordinance with dealer and trucker views
Last night Elyria council met as a committee of the whole to hear opinions on a proposed coal regulation ordinance sponsored by Mayor H. Vanoster. Local coal dealer Charles Crehore represented dealers while Attorney Preston Coon spoke for truckers and questioned the need for new rules due to existing state and county regulations.
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Coon
Cty
Counecrman
Elmer Nelson
Elyria High to Stage Play Mrs Moonlight
Elyria High School announces a February 21 evening performance of Mrs Moonlight by Benn Levy. Frances Bennett stars as Mrs Moonlight with Ernest Buswell as Mr Moonlight and eight selected students including Evelyn Young Barbara McConnell Grant Keys Robert Lee Betty Humphrey and John Steinbinder in supporting roles.
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Elyria High School
Nina Baker
Cat
Mrs. Moonlight
Benn Levy
Frances Bennett
Ernest Buswell
Mr. Moonlight
Evelyn Young
Minnie
Barbara MecConnell
Edith
Grant Keys
Willie Ragg
Robert Lee
Percy Middling
Betty Humphrey
Jane
John Steinbinder
Peter
Farm institute session features varied talks and music
In a countywide program the Farm Bureau leads the final 11 p m session with Rev Kohl on community church ties Miss Alice Bird county extension agent and Mrs Miller present talks on pork Signs Superstitions and Sassos Nobis speaks on Farm Organization Elson Munn awards poster prizes and music by the Munns Donald Terrell and others The Eaton Institute is among three in the county this week with openings yesterday and events at Huntington and Brighton through Friday and Saturday
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Dimaline
Kohl
Alice Bird
Miller
Jay Mennells
Nobis
Elson Munn
Eaton Institute
Huntington
Brighton
Trial Continued for John Sosa on DWI Charge
John Sosa of 1505 West Avenue pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated. The trial was continued to 2 PM January 29 with bond set at $200.
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John Sosa
West Avenue
University Dean Chames Gilkes to Speak at Religious Meet
Dean Chames WY Gilkes of the University of Chicago has been named a speaker for Ghicago religious conference to be held in early February. He is noted for his life philosophy and shows a strong record in philosophy and service. The event features local talks, entertainment, and a clothing drive, with free admission for those unable to donate articles.
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Oberlin
Chames WY. Gilkes
University of Chicago
Haseen
Gilkey
United States
Stuedests Owithas
Watertown
Masachusetts
Lodges Join for Charity Entertainment in Oberlin
The Knights of Pythian and Odd Fellows of Oberlin plan a charity event Thursday evening at the O. O. F. hall. Proceeds support local welfare efforts as community groups team up for the entertainment program and food.
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Pythian
Odd Fellows
Oberlin
Nicol to Direct 1934 Summer Session at College
At a college committee meeting last week it was decided to conduct the summer session this year and Dr. C W Nicol will be director. Dr Nicol had charge of the session last summer with good success and it is believed the coming summer will see a larger enrollment of students.
Young Men's Club Advances Busy Evening Activities
The Young Men's Club held a varied program headlined by the President's Birthday Ball and a bowling match at St. John's alleys. Teams led by Wilbur Gaston and Henry Ingersoll Jr edged Alan Van Wormer and Ralph Standen with 77 to 72 points, and plans for the Birthday Ball were announced alongside a City League basketball game against Hi-speed tonight.
Milk Producers To Meet At Oberlin
The Ohio Milk Commission’s order affecting Elyria and Lorain milk markets will be explained to northern Lorain County and eastern Erie and Huron counties milk producers at Oberlin Grange Hall Thursday afternoon. J D Jervey of the Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association will speak. The meeting is jointly called by the Oberlin Local DC S A and Lorain County Milk Producers Association. open at 1 30 P M.
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Ohio Milk Commission
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Lorain County
Erie
Huron
Oberlin Grange Hall
J. D. Jervey
Dairymen'’s Cooperative Sales Association
Milk Commission
Oberlin
Dairymen's Cooperative Sales Association
Lorain County Milk Producers’ Association
Simeon Nash
D.C
Ed. Whiton
Producers’ Association
Russell
Knoop
Dairymen’s Cooperative Sales Association
Cork Hog Program Meetings Announced for Lorain County
Lorain County farmers are to hear explanations of the federal corn hog program at two meetings this week. C I Hummel, agent, said the first session will be Thursday at the Wellington mayor's courtroom at p.m. The second will be Friday at the Elyria Savings and Trust Company's directors' room at p.m. No further community meetings are planned for organization in Section Three.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Welington
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Hummel
Death of Sandusky merchant Oscar P. Maul
Oscar P. Maul a Sandusky merchant died suddenly at his home on Sunday January 21. Maul was well known in the city and had visited often. In Cleveland an executive summary notes a man leaped to death from the Detroit Superior bridge, leaving a small house key with the initials V. Lo OW and Branford Court. No witnesses reported the leap, age about 45, well dressed, marking the fourth bridge suicide in less than a month.
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Oscar P. Maul
Sandusky
Mr. Maul
Cleveland, O
Detroit-Superior
V. Lo
Branford Court
Dead Doctor Heals Stomach Ailments
A legendary physician is claimed to cure stomach disorders posthumously with the Udga Treatment. In six years 54169 letters praised the remedy for ulcers acid indigestion gas and related symptoms. Free samples are offered by Udga in St Paul Minnesota with a seven day trial box backed by a money back guarantee through Crandall's Drug Store.
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Suite B
Foot-Schulze
St. Paul
Minn
Crandall
Markets and commodities listing from Minneapolis market page
Readable items show vegetables fruits and poultry pricing with scattered quantities and depot locations. Listed entries include white oats barley bran clover and corn offerings with price notes and origin references such as Minneapolis Mercantile entries and regional suppliers.
Market notes show steady cattle and calf prices
The report indicates calves and cows remain steady with active demand while heifers and steers hold near previous levels. Prices listed include various weights and products such as medium fat beef and seed stock offerings, with several price points cited for different lots and dates.
Fragmented OCR list of goods and numbers across items
The readable text shows assorted product names like CORN and OATS with scattered quantities and prices, notes on brands and suppliers, and a jumble of numbers and codes. It reads as a damaged catalog fragment listing items such as FLOUR and wheat, with inconsistent formatting and incomplete phrases.
Poultry prices and live arrivals report midweek Chicago market
Live poultry receipts show 22 trucks with hens and dies, Leary hens, stele, and colored suiringS. Dressed turkeys steady with young hens and toms listed. market spaces include ducks, roosters, leghorns, and turkeys across variety of weights and aging stages.
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Chicago
Jar
Tle
Jan dStge
Toms Ile
Wooster Egg Auction Lists Poultry Lot Standards
Auction results from Wooster show standard and medium egg sizes with counts and pricing notes. The entry records figures like 224 and 22, and mentions a cooperative poultry assembly with cases on Monday.
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Wooster Egg
Coeperation Poultry Assembliry
Stanedard Jrrae
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner
First Ward Democratic Club
MOOSE
The
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
Bank
Kiwanis Club
DR. Wynekoop
Dal
Travelers Insurance Company
H. R. Rorick
Rorick
M. Rowder
Efvris Savings & Trust
Agency
Hartford, Conn
Dicenses
Asset & Hh
Benet
Kelser
Kelsey
Hi Stars
E.H.S
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis Liss
N. Pleasant St
Ghigago University
Hazel Hipp
Harland Brown
Robert Burns
Elyma
Baxter
Behnhe
Barricklow
Grace Morgan
Anna Slater
Miss Hunt
Kimpton
Muysic
Edna Mason
Elizabeth Kelly
SPU
EEOS
Colera- Woo
Idaho Lussels
Meath
Minneapolis
Gatuin Vmaraedes
Minne Vpouds
Dan
Wotan
Neo Sella
Toledo
Tome
Roen Am
AL Hes Gast
Parvwers
Lopprd
Westhead
Seth Behet
Clenelaad Livestock
Hovegrow
Toledo Dee
Hevhouse
Hothaus
Cleveland Graen
Steele Tee
Wieter
Orchar
Sprane Wroyrt
Tor
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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