Lorain Bridge Architect Fees Upheld Against Injunction
Judge Nathan H McClure dismissed a perpetual injunction seeking to stop Lorain County from paying Wendel P. Brown the remaining 26 400 as balance of his architect fees for the unbuilt 2 000 900 bridge. The court found the county commissioners acted within authority and contract law in approving compensation despite a 52 percent vote for the project and a 55 percent requirement cited in the suit. Brown had received 37 700 of his total 62 100 fee. injunctions and prior protests by Dr A T Grills and Don W Movers framed the legal challenge.
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Wendel P. Brown
Lorain
Nathan H McClure
Brown
A T Grills
Don W. Movers
Myers
Dive In Shallow Water Fatal To Oberlin Man
Oberlin July 3 Bert Edward Wallace 25 died last evening at the Elyria Clinic from a fractured neck after striking his head on the river bottom while diving from a plank in Campbell's park near his home. He was rescued, revived, but paralysis followed. funeral arrangements pending. Wallace was a Minnesota native and son in law of Mr. and Mrs. John Bauman of Stop 98 Oberlin Road.
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Oberlin
Bert Edward Wallace
Elyria
Black
Campbell's Park
Elyria Clinic
Mr. Wallace
Minnesota
John Bauman
Oberlin Road
George Sedzeman
Ohio forecast shows showers, cooler weekend
Cloudy conditions with occasional showers tonight and Saturday. Cooler in the west and north tonight and in the south on Saturday. Today's low temperatures range from 38 to 42 degrees in Battleford Yellowstone and White River, with generally cooler weather expected through the weekend.
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Ohio
Lorain County Route 20 to be widened in 1932 highway plan
A $1,024,700 state highway program for Lorain County outlines 10 projects, including widening Route 20 from Cuyahoga County to Elyria by 11 feet to 30 feet and widening nearby roads. Lorain pays about $244,850 with state $599,550 and railroads $180,000. Major bridge work includes a new $340,000 Black River bridge and two grade elimination projects. Local benefits focus on Elyria areas and nearby routes, with county shares varying by project. The plan, pending approval, could be one of Lorain County’s largest highway undertakings.
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Lorain County
Black River
Fneimeer A. P. Lagron
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Elyria-Lorain
Elyria Avenue
Elyria City
West Bridge Street
Black River Noe
Cleveland-Lorain Road
North Ridge Road
Alyria
Lorain
Foster Park Road
Twin Crossing
Vermilion
Lake Road
Lorain Country Club
Medina Norwalk
Brighton Township
Ashland-Oberlin
Wellington Village
Oberlin
Medina-Elyria
Grafton
Avon-Belden
A. P. Lagton
State Department
Lagron
Ashlanad
Columbus
Man Injured by Tractor in Heatwave Incident
Brandt Elmer Brandt of Warren Ohio was injured when he fell under a tractor while helping his brother in law John Roschell on Leavitt road. He sustained a fractured skull and was admitted in Amherst Hospital in critical condition after a hay field accident believed caused by heat. He and his wife planned a July Fourth visit with Roschell.
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Elmer Brandt
Warren
John Roschell
Leavitt Road
Brandt
Roschell
Amherst Hospital
The Spint of '76 Gains Fresh Meaning in Fourth of July
No other American picture stirs the feeling as does The Spint of '76 by Archibald Willard. The painting first showed its vigorous appeal and is bringing to mind the fight for freedom as each Fourth of July passes, gaining new meaning.
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Archibald Willard
Candidates Invited To Speak At July 21 Republican Meet
Republican Women club schedules a candidate forum at the high school auditorium on Tuesday July 21. Each candidate will speak in alphabetical order and have three minutes to present their platform.
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At & Oclok
Mgh
Republican Womans Club
President To Spend Quiet Fourth
President Hoover plans a quiet Fourth of July with no public speeches or appearances. He will likely work at the White House on debt suspension negotiations or stay at Camp Rapidan in the mountains.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Camp Rapidan
Second Floor Of Court House To Be Remodeled
County commissioners authorize drafting of plans by architects R S Silshee and A C Smith to remodel the second floor with a witness room jury room and health-standard toilets after health officials and public complaints prompted action.
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Court House
R S Silshee
A C Smith
Fatal Car Collision In Ada Injures Three
Three people were fatally and seriously injured in a vehicle crash near Ada when two cars collided at a intersection. Ada O July Norman W Vetzler Elroy Lewis were identified among the injured with details brief and pending authorities.
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Ada
Norman W Vetzler
Lewis Vmi- Elroy
Fans Hear Fight Returns At Chronicle Telegram
Fans pack the Chronicle Telegrams street event on Second Street to hear a boxing match broadcast from Cleveland via Stanford Radio Service. Police divert traffic as E J Stanfard assists. The bout airs around ten pm EST and an extra edition will follow with full championship coverage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Second Street
Stanford Radio Service
Cleveland
Curtis Chair Co
E. J. Stanfard
New York Gives Fliers Ghea Reception for Heroes
In New York on July 3, local crowds greeted returning around the world fliers Wiles Post and Harold Gatty. After a day of official duties, they plan a three day yacht cruise with Mayor James J Walker’s reception committee, a Roosevelt Field inspection of Winnie Mae, and an early afternoon departure to Stamford for vacation aboard the Saelmo.
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New York
Wiles Post
Harold Gatty
Stamford, Conn
William H Todd
Long Island Sound
James J Walker
Post
Gatty
Roosevelt Field
Winnie Mae
Floyd Bennett Airport
Municipal Field
Stamford
Saelmo
Entries Open for Teal Intelligence Test at Juancoln Building
Entries are coming in for the Teal intelligence test to be held at Juancoln building on Sixth street at 9 a m Thursday July 5. Names listed include Josef Kalapos Elvira O Hales Columbia Station R F Cp J E Robert Carek Lorain O R F D 2 Robert L Kaiser Elyria. All entries must reach Chronicle Telegram editor by 3 p m Tuesday July 7. The Chronicle Telegram hosts the contest with sponsorship from the Central Press Association.
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Juancoln
Sixth Street
Josef Kalapos
Franklin Avenue
Elvira
O. Everett Hales
Columbia Station
R. F
Robert Carek
Lorain
Robert IL. Kaiser
E. Eighth Street
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Fataly
Chronicle- Telegram
Central Press Association
Murders Woman Leaps To His Death in Cincinnati
Bulletin from Cincinnati dated 6 July reports George Strobie Cheinnad tides cnof killed Mrs Anta Meyer at a home he formerly rented. Strobie, who police say had a past with the family, shot Meyer four times as she cried to save her son. He then leaped from a third floor window to the street, after placing his son on a windowsill. A passerby alerted authorities as Meyer’s body lay near the window.
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Cincinnati
George Strobie
Cnof
Anta Meyer
Strobie
Fuver
Stisbie
Meyer
Burned wife dies as gas stove explodes in Dayton home
Mrs. Lucille Silver, 35, died here today from burns after a small gas stove exploded in her house. The blast shook nearby homes within a three block radius as fire department and rescue crews responded.
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Dayton
Lucille Silver
Heat Wave Strikes East, 1450 Death Toll Reported
A Siitea Press survey shows about 1450 deaths from a severe heat wave across the eastern states, with damages near 10 million dollars and hundreds hospitalized. Chicago records 368 heat related deaths as cooling winds bring some relief Midwest reports show rising fatalities, drownings, and illnesses due to heat.
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Chicago
Siitea
Mid-West
Crippled Children's Clinic Closes in Ohio Visit
Fifty one crippled children from twenty eight Ohio towns plus one Pennsylvania address the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children clinic. Registration at noon showed slight dip from prior months due to heat. Attendees ranged from a ten month old Shelby resident to a twenty six year old Attica man. examinations by Dr C H Herman and Dr M M Clark.
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Sifty
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Gates Hospital For
Frank W Hoover
Shelby
Attica
Wilkinsburg
Mansfield
Elvrra
Oberlin
Wellington
Amherst
Lorain
Cleveland
Bucvrus
Toronto
Tiltonville
Sulphur Springs
Wakeman
Ashland
Ashtabula
Willard
Conneaut
Jefferson
Butler
New London
East Orwell
Rock Creek
Rome
Wedina
Andover
Jeromeville
C H Herman
M MM Clark
Gates Hospital
Showers and Cooler Weather Expected Statewide
United Press reports a record thirty six fatalities as the state endures extreme heat. Occasional showers were forecast through Saturday with cooler conditions expected mainly in western and northern areas. The Cleveland bureau predicted clear skies for the Schmeling Stribling heavyweight bout at 10 o'clock. Toledo sailors stranded off Put-in-Bay were rescued after ten hours aboard a disabled motor boat.
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United Press
Cleveland
St. Toledo
Put-in-Bay
Catawba Island
Road improvement to begin Monday on Medina-Norwalk road
A P. Lagton, local state engineer, announced that resurfacing and widening to 20 feet will start Monday on a six mile stretch of the Medina-Norwalk road through Wellington. The contract was awarded to General Asphalt and Paving Company of Canton for $60,000.
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Medina-Norwalk
Wellington
P. Lagton
General Asphalt and Paving Company
Canton
Debt talks in Paris may widen to global debt plan
Paris reports say French and American leaders see a promising path to a general conference on war debts and reparations. Talks could extend to Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Belgium and Greece if current Paris discussions fail to reach a deal. Britain was not invited to Chequers for a weekend parley.
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Paris
D.p
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Greece
United Press
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Pierre Laval
Britain
Mayor fines Ralph Rheame for selling liquor in city case
Ralph Rheame was fined $250 and costs for selling liquor when tried before Mayor James A. Hewitt this morning. He was arrested after two men arrested for having liquor testified they bought it from Rheame.
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Ralph Rheame
James A. Hewitt
Rheame
Weather delays flight for Paris distance flier
July 1 Joseph Le hrix, a French distance flyer, said his start for Tokid was being delayed by unfavorable weather. He was unlikely to take off this week.
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Paris
Joseph Lehrix
Tokid
Good furniture ad shows quick sale despite economy
A concise want ad demonstrates fast turnover for household furniture with strong local buyer interest and prompt transactions, signaling effective pricing and clear item descriptions.
Thro tcle Telegram Waxtha Dent furniture sale ad
An old classified line offers quick cash for unwanted furniture. It claims an ad produced some cash on Se for mie days and invites readers to call the local Telegram Waxtha Dent office to sell unused items.
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Phoenix
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Charleston
Archibald M. Willard
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Mobar Darenport
Innes
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