Lima prepares heavy guard as Dillinger trio go to trial
In Lima Ohio authorities plan tight courthouse security for John Dillinger and three gang members Darrel Pierpont Makely and Russell Clark on first degree murder charges. Indiana officials including Captain Matt Leach promise aid to bring suspects to Lima for trial amid competing requests from Illinois and Wisconsin. The Public Utilities Commission authorized Ohio Fuel Gas to issue 6 million in five percent bonds for partial debt liquidation to affiliates.
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Lima
Ohio
John Dillinger
Tuscon
Ariz
Donald Sarber
Jesse Sarber
Dillinger
Sarber
Indiana
Tucson
Illinois
Wisconsin
Larber
Matt Leach
Harry Pierpoint
Charles Makely
Russell Clark
Indiana State Prison
Common Pleas
Emmet EK
Everett
Pierpont
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Fireworks firm reports record orders for year to date
Tipp Fireworks Company officials stated that orders received so far this year exceed the entire 1935 business. The firm expects to operate at full capacity within ten days.
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Tippecanoe City. O
Tipp Fireworks Company
Sigel Albaugh Dies After Heart Attack On Farm
Sigel Albaugh aged 72 died from a heart attack while plowing on his farm in New Philadelphia Ohio. He collapsed and died in his son’s arms on Friday, leaving a widow and two children.
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New
Philadelphia
Proposed Ohio court plan pits small claims against justice courts
Ohio Bar Association considered creating a state division of small claims and minor offenses in each county to replace Justice of the Peace Courts. Abolition of justice courts urged as some have become rackets. Legislation to substitute the system to be submitted at the mid-summer session, then to the legislature. Dinner honored Supreme Court judges and past presidents. H T Harrison spoke. Officers elected: George B. Harris president, Irving Carpenter and Dana F. Reynolds vice presidents, Harley M. Whitcraft secretary.
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Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Justice of the Peace Court
Ohio Bar Association
Harry G. Binns
Binns
Supreme Court
H. T. Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Common Pleas Judges’ Association
Robert Jr. Day
George B. Harris
Cleveland
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Dana F. Reynolds
Harley M. Whitcraft
Logan
Heartbroken girl ends life in Akron rest room
Mary Notos 29 of Buffalo shot herself at the Central YWCA Akron after a sweetheart letter canceled their wedding plans. The note clutched in her hand named her aunt Mrs. Clara Harris of 1054 Yale Ave Akron. Police traced her life from Buffalo candy clerk to Akron visitor before her death.
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Cleveland
Akron
Mary Notos
Buffalo
N. Y
Central Y. W. C. A
Louella Atkins
Notes
Clara Harris
Yale Avenue
Harris
Mary
Five Ohio Briefs Report Fatalities and Deaths
State wire updates from Portsmouth Sciotoville Tiffin Hillsboro Columbus Gallipolis report deaths of Farl Johnson John B Mitchell Harry J Long Dr Claude Longenecker and Hazel Holmes plus a starvation case tied to religious belief and an unsuccessful feeding effort.
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Columbus
Claude Longenecker
Worthington
Gallipolis
Hazel Holmes
Jesus Wills
Communal upbringing bred extreme individualism in early era
The article notes that certain past communistic communities bred a strong strain of individualism among youths. It claims that in one such community a generation grew so self reliant that borrowing even a hammer became impossible for a time.
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America
5 000 Birthday Balls to Honor President
Nationwide observances mark Franklin D. Roosevelt turning 52 with local balls to fund the Warm Springs Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Highlights include Mrs. Roosevelt purchasing the first box in New York, Colonel Henry L. Doherty leading organizers, and a 344 pound birthday cake for Warm Springs patients.
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President Roosevelt
Warm Springs
James A. Roosevelt
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Upper Center
Henry L. Doherty
Howard Chandler Christy
Doherty
Voices and Vexations in a Taxi Era
A diary style meditation on urban life in New York in January. The author describes taxi rides, hat check woes, and social indifference, then shifts to musings on voices from actors and performers, noting tones from Bernhardt to Mae West and ending with a personal anecdote about his wife chiding him about a remembered incident.
Chevrolet ends f o b pricing to deliver cost for cars
Chevrolet announces dealers will quote only actual delivered costs for new cars and trucks, ending f o b price listings. The policy aims to reveal all cost components to buyers and has sparked strong dealer and public support for its honesty and potential to curb price padding. Routes and travel notes from Elyria Automobile Club are included.
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Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet
William E. Holler
Holler
Heller
Road Detour Routes Through Norwalk Fremont To S R 102
Road guidance outlines alternate paths from Toledo to U S 2 via Norwalk and Fremont to S R 102 toward Toledo with a detour on S R 102. The notice lists the new routes and directions for drivers navigating the area.
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Toledo
Norwalk
Fremont
On the West Street waterfront and a drowning memory
The narrator recalls strolling with Courtney Cooper along the riverfront and visiting the body of a drowning victim in Ohio. He links docks to vivid, nauseating odors and a single chilling sight that lingers, reflecting a somber maritime mood and a dislike of the sea.
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Courtney Cooper
West Street
Ohio
Plymouth Heads See 1940s Banner Year
Public interest in new Plymouth cars shown nationwide in 1934 exceeds prior years. H G Moock reports New York Show crowds near double last year and early show openings in Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland Buffalo ahead of 1933. Retail sales at New York, Buffalo and Cleveland shows surpass 1933. Japan halves business due to general vacation days.
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H. G. Moock
Plymouth Motor Corporation
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Newark
Cleveland
Buffalo
Plymouth
First witness to Republic tragedy arrives home
Henry Petty of Henriet ta returns from England after sailing on the Baltic which rescued 442 passengers and crew from the ill fated Republic. Six lives were lost in the sinking. Also reported is the opening of Lorain open hearth steel with the first heat poured at National Tube Company's Number One Furnace marking new production.
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Republic
Atlantic
Henry Petty
Henrietta
England
Baltic
Lorain
National Tube Company
City Considers $1 Million Water Works Bond Vote
January 28 1919 council plans to ask Elvira voters to approve a 1 000 000 bond issue to improve the water works. A special election may be held. Despite Mayor Jones opposition to city garbage collection the council instructed the city solicitor to draft legislation for that purpose. Estimated cost is 4600 dollars per year.
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Elvira
Jones
Mrs. Sarah Burgess Netley Dies in Elyria Home
Mrs. Sarah Burgess Netley aged 7? died at her home in the Anderson Block today after a long life begun in England. She emigrated to the United States in 1871 and resided in Elyria since then except five years in Amherst. She was married to William C. Netley.
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Sarah Burgess Netley
Anderson Block
England
United States
Elyria
Amherst
William C. Netley
Sixty Fourth Wedding Anniversary Observed
Dredan Aves, famed soprano, will sing at a Rialto Theatre concert Friday. She is the daughter of Rev. Charles S. Aves once tutor at the Epscona church in Norwalk, marking her family’s long public life.
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Dredan Aves
Rialto Theatre
Charles S. Aves
Epscona
Norwalk
Large church gathering answer reconsecrates lives at Billy Sunday event
More than 2,000 church members filled the tabernacle and accepted Billy Sunday’s invitation to reconsecrate their lives. State Welfare Director Griswold doubts a new state hospital for the feeble minded will be built at the Grafton state farm, as reports from Columbus note the Cooper Administration’s stance.
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the Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
State Hospital
Grafton State Farm
Griswold
Columbus Today
Cooper
Immediate departure urged for institution at Ape lle Creek
Tlon Ty urges immediate departure of the institution at Ape lle Creek in Wayne County. The call emphasizes swift action by local authorities to relocate or close the facility amid rising concerns and questions from residents.
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Tlon Ty
Apelle Creek Alte
Wayne County
Honey as Anti Freezing Fails in Car Radiator
O M Williamson tested strained honey as an anti freeze in his radiator. The radiator overheated and exploded, spraying honey across the car. He spent hours scraping the sticky residue off the engine and body.
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Lee Genuine
O. M. Williamson
Williamson
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