Taxpayers Had No Share In Platform At Convention
Chicago July remarks by John D. M. Hamilton Republican National Committee chairman criticize the Democratic platform as omissive and biased toward big corporations. He argues taxpayers and small businesses are ignored while government taxation aids large firms, urging unity against Roosevelt era policies and recalling party cooperation with Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Illinois
Republican Finance
Four Thousand Take Part In Turnfest Tonight
Cleveland hosts the National Turnfest finale with about 4000 athletes from Turnvereins nationwide performing track and field, drills, and mass chorus. Winners receive wreaths and the traveling tournament trophy as the Greek Olympics inspired finale caps the week of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Turner
Turnvereins
Otr
Amer Travage Works
Crystal Beach Plans Fireworks Display
Announcement of a large fireworks show at Crystal Beach Vermilion tomorrow with an elaborate display. Thousands expected to attend as organizers promote a festive program at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Beach
Constitutional Convention Recalled At Ridgeville Church
Incidents from the United States Constitution creation will be recalled for members and visitors at Ridgeville Congregational Church. Rev Young will draw lessons for today’s life as the Sunday service begins at 11 a.m. A special organ recital and youth religious instruction will accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Young
Cho We
Ohio Receives Federal Health Education Funds
Ohio obtained 351 313 from the federal government to fund the public health educational program through 1957. The total support includes 338 000 federal funds plus 150 000 state aid, with work active in every county for two months. A comprehensive plan and budget must be submitted to the U S Surgeon General to qualify for the 1957 appropriation, as Ohio employs 40 staff in state headquarters and 103 in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Cautle Receives Letter From Landon
A personal letter from Gos Alf Landon, the Republican presidential candidate, arrived at Wiltiar. Vaude rotary of the Young Voters “Landon for President, Glubb” in Lorain county thanked the local unit for help at the Cleveland Convention and urged strong youth support in the coming election. The group’s officers are Charles Ancors of Lorain president Leonard Smith of Elyria vice president Wm Castle of Elyria secretary and Donald Gehl of Lorain treasurer.
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Gos
Alf Landon
Republian
Wiltiar
Vaude Rotary
Young Voters
Landon
Glubb
Lorain County
Cleveland
Ela
Charles Ancors
Lorain
Leonard Smith
Elyria
Death Record for Samuel J. Wottring Funeral Details
Funeral services for Samuel J. Wottring, who died at 232 North Olive Street, will be Sunday at 2:30 PM from Reform Church on Delane, Ohio with interment in that cemetery. Wottring, born in Delaware in July, moved to Elyria in October. He leaves two sons, Fred Wottring of Elyria and Arthur Wottring of Indianapolis, a daughter Mrs. Minnie Tuttle of Miyria, eleven grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild, plus two sisters. The body will be moved from the funeral parlor to Delaware Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wottring
Samuel J. Wottring
North Olive Street
Delane Ohio
Delaware
Julia
Elyria
Ortober Tie
Fred Wattring
Arthur Lo Wattring
Indianapell
Indiana
Minnie Tuttle
Miyria
Eva Wattring
Grace Shiver
Taxtor Panpral Figare
Prominent Kentuckian Dies in Lexington
A prominent Kentuckian died yesterday in Lexington after an illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Mineral Springs. No details of the informant or exact cause were provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lensington
Pate
Owen
Yar
Sears
Tates
Imantis
Lanceville
Oberlin Band Concert With American Show Tonight
Oberlin plans a 7:30 p m band concert with an all American program. A marching corps exhibition and baton twirling display highlight the event led by guest conductor Richard Farmer. Community sing along invites audience participation. Additional notes cover local visit and guest arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Adam West
Richard Farmer
Safent
Oberlin High School
Amherst Ladies Aid Tea Plans and Local Events
The Amherst area reports a tea hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the First Evangelical church with attendees from Ambherst and nearby towns. Plans mention a Town Hall meeting July 7, a Cleveland convention July 14 19, and church activities including Holy Communion and social gatherings. The tax collection period begins Monday and local outings, band concerts, and meetings for various parish and civic groups are noted along with several social honors and out-of-town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical Church
Atry
Ambherst
Obertin
South Antherst
Brownhelm
Harrys Nicholl
South Mainstree
Beverly Bruce
George Schroeder
Janet
Amb Clty
Town Hall
Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland
Church Announcements Towasend Formally Sets Services
The notice lists multiple area churches with pastors and service times including St. Peter's Etrangelical Reformed St. Paul Lutheran Congregational First Evangelical Methodist St. Joseph's R C Foursquare and Riis Church School and worship schedules for morning and evening through the day, with topics like Power of Christian Influence and My Father's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Etrangelical Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
Tonic
America
St. Paul's Lutheran
R. C. Bosse
Tepie
Congregational Church
Thomas Willims
First Evan
M.A. Hayes
Chirch
Methodist
Bow Ryan
St. Joseph's R. C
James Smith
Foursquare
James Urban
Riis Church
Old Civil War Revenue License Reveals Money Need
The document shows United States internal revenue licenses required for business during the Civil War era. Henry W. Ingersoll owned the license granted May 1, 1862 to operate as a cattle broker with a ten dollar fee, signed by N B Gates as collector for the 14th district.
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United States
Henry W. Ingersol
United States Internal Revenue
KE. M
Ingersoll
Art
WOM
Camden Township
Henry W Ingersoll
Henry W. Ingersoll
Internal Revenue
Fea
N. B. Gates, Colleetor
Fred Perry Beats German to Retain Wimbledon Title
Fred Perry, ruler of world tennis for three years, won the All England singles championship in straight sets 6 1 and 6 0 over Barey Gottfried Van Cranmm of Germany before about 25 000 at Wimbledon. He becomes the first to win the Wimbledon title three times in a row since Anthony Wilding, in 1911, 1912, and 191?
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Wimbledon
Eng
Liss
Frederick J. Perry
Vietary
Barey Gottfried van Cranmm
Germany
Perry
Anthony Wilding
Court actions and divorces filed in Amherst Lorain and Elyria
A batch of lawsuits and divorces were filed today across Amherst Lorain and Elyria. Elsa Schacht sues John Virich Jr and others in Parsilion. George Alexander seeks foreclose Elyria property after $500 judgment. Independent Savings and Loan targets Martha Teaman et al for $3,559 with foreclosure. Cynthia Parks wins divorce from George Parks on gross neglect. Donna Grills divorces James Grills in Lorain and restores maiden name Donna Bennington. Dulsitra Boerin granted divorce on gross neglect. Elmer L Pettit divorces on gross neglect with Judge Cook. Bernice Harmon sues Charles Harmon for divorce on gross neglect in Elyria. Marion E Krugman sues Nelson Krugman in Mobile Alabama for divorce on gross neglect. Dorothy Demchik sues Georer Demchik for divorce on gross neglect and cruelty. Cleveland Trust Company sues Caroline Gleason et al for $2,925 and $2,32, and forecloses Lorain mortgages.
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Parsilion
Amherst Property
Elsa Schacht
John Virich, Jr
Et al
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Martha Teaman Etel
Lorain
Cynthia Parks
George Parks
D. A. Cook
Donna Grills
James Grills
Loraig
TD. A. Cook
Donna Bennington
Cleveland Trust Company
Caroline Gleason
Narcotic Ring Believed Smashed in Cleveland Case
Cleveland officers say they cracked a northeastern Ohio narcotics ring with the arrest of Sidney Weiss, 40, alleged ringleader, and Harry Joseph, 45, and Joseph Risso, 29. Agents reported intercepting Weiss after a pursuit and recovering eight rails of bills totaling 100 dollars, bank books showing deposits of 7800 dollars, and 400 dollars in marked money used for heroin purchases.
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Cleveland
Joe
Ohio
Sidney Weiss
Harry Joseph
Joseph Risso
Agen
Weiss
Apartme
Weis
Lake Avenue Bible School and services at church
July 3 Lake Avenue community church hosts Bible School at 9 30 p m with Ker net Leiby as superintendent missionary speakers Mr and Mrs Onsep. Rev Earl R Peck leads preaching service at 11 48. Miss Virginia Schmidkons Miss Rebekah Peck visit Greenwood Camp near Delaware. Theft report cites $193 50 pocketbook loss from Earl W Brown home on 128 kilo street. Two men injured in Hartz Coal Mine cave-in near Winfield. Maurice J Patton killed, Robert Hartz badly hurt, Vincent Hartz escaped with a forehead laceration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Kernet Leiby
Onsep
Earl R. Peck
Theet Ib
Earl W. Brown
Kilo Street
Dover
Hartz
Winfield
Maurice J. Patton
Robert Hartz
Vincent
Landon Plans 1936 Presidential Campaign
Gov. A. I. Landon of Kansas hurries back to campaign work from Colorado. Key aides from Ohio and others polish the acceptance speech for July 22 at Topeka. He cuts his Colorado vacation short, attends a rodeo in Greeley, visits Kansas City friends, then heads for a special Kansas Legislature session.
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Ksptes Park
Colo
Aid M. Landoun
Kansas
AL Topeka
Kans
Landon
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Colorado
Greeley
Denver
Kansas City
Topeka
Sunday Socials Highlight Elyria and Lorain Visits
A string of visits and calls across Elyria Lorain and nearby towns shows residents sharing Sunday time with relatives and friends. Evelyn Anto and Janet Naveski of Elyria are mentioned along with multiple families in Chatham Akron and Detroit area. house gatherings include Eppley Nugent Eldred and Derek households. a Lavies Aid Society picnic at Brechtel Grove is noted.
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Evelyn Anto
Janet Naveski
Elyria
Eldred
Chatham
Nettie Eldred
Robert Faust
Charles Nugent
Ethel
Akron
B. W. Eppley
Frank Derek
Elmore
J. Derck
Irene Ronez
Lorain
John Belsher
My d Nagent
Chicon
F. W.W. Eppley
Jack Anton N
Detroit
A. J. Derek
Laney
Glen Slusher
Auneé Eppley
Nellie Eldred
Brechtel Grove
Lavies Aid Society
Bouth Ridge Church
Girl Seeks Health Through Gates Hospital Pool
A four year health struggle follows Cecila as her parents return to the United States and settle near Gates Hospital in Syma. The orthopedic pool, opened recently, is hoped to restore use of her left leg after treatments in Elyria and Boston. The family stays with Mr and Mrs Walter H Otto at 116 Hast ern Heights Boulevard to maximize access to therapy.
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United States
Elyria
Reavy
Warl PL Meister
Gates Hospital
C. H. Heynien
Kirvin
Boston
Syma
Cecila
China
Walter H. Otto
Hastern Heights Boulevard
Miner Dies After Shaft Collapse In Coal Mine
A 17 year old miner, Kulinski, and his father worked five feet underground at Stevens Coal Co when the roof collapsed. The father escaped while the son was trapped and died after rescuers pulled him from the debris. The tragedy occurred as thousands of unemployed minors had been eking out a living in abandoned mines. The family was notified before his death.
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Kulinski
Stevens Coal Co
Cleveland Livestock and Market Prices Feature Variably Mixed
Market report lists live stock and grain prices with Dailey notes from Cleveland and Toledo markets. Entries include cattle steers heifers calves and hogs with price ranges, plus grain and straw pricing and regional differences across North Carolina Kansas Ohio and Arkansas.
Property auction in Lovin County probate case
In pursuance of a probate court offer in Lovin County Ohio, a public sale of described premises near the East branch of the Black River is ordered. Appraised value $12,500, minimum bid cash. sale overseen by Vincent Sknipner, administrator, with attorney J. McGuire. hearing announced and notices issued for inventories and schedules of debts and estates with July 14, 1900 deadline for objections.
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Lomon County
Ohio
Lowitt
Jase
Lovin
Obie
Subddviston
Vincent Sknipner
Tern McGuih
Elyria
Gbfis
Ate
Adinr
Charles de Hinos
Hazel
Mipes
Residurg
Eamestead
le Mts
Martiog
Charlies Jones
Hetzel
Ohio Street
J. J. SM
Trobat Ck
Eleria
Faye
Dao Néclack
Miko
Arthur A. Sanders
H. Crnster
SuGi—barriet FE. Prati
Sutter
Dennison
Dents Itans
Lois Vilrenvl
Ineeph Katona
Wilcon
Steel leaders plan convention and memorial for Homestead riot
Number one continues from page one noting more than 200 organizers in the field. Iron and steel leaders will convene in Chicago area Sunday and Cleveland area Tuesday. A memorial meeting is planned at Homestead Pennsylvania Sunday to commemorate the 1892 Homestead riot. Monday evening Lewis will discuss on national radio the topic Industrial Democracy in Steel.
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Burgh
Iron and Steel
Chicago
Cleveland
Murray
Homestead
Lewis
Wheat Prices Rise as Drought Strikes Northwest
Officials estimate 80 000 to 100 000 farm families in the spring wheat area will need relief due to drought. Wheat jumped five cents to the one dollar mark amid grim northwest reports and a Canadian crop outlook. Wallace tours Strichen area as drought relief plans unfold through WPA direct aid resettlement and agriculture department support with surplus cattle distribution to the needy. Foochow Road Shanghai noted for its famed restaurants.
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Spring Wheat
Northwest
Wallace
Stricxen
WPA
Resettlement Administration
Agricultural Department
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
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Houris
Commletr
Ord
Roosevelt
Reldwine
Fanton
Partie
Weaver
Agai
Turnfest
Hungarian Reformed Church
Cautle
Henry Kroaher
Soutil Amherst
Henry Kozher
John Sleds
Hte Mattune
Helen
Joseph
Lexington
Angeles
State of California
Kallen
O'Donnells
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Esther Pood
Alan Harris
Union St
Ield
Jesse Howar Brooks
Wington PA. C
F. M. Thrall
Glacier Park
Montana
Mandar
Charlotte Bahr
Spring Street
Mero
BK. Vaxgi
West Lornia Street
Fort Warne
Ind
Eli
Lrig
Clara
Leo
Vergis
Karl Tomlisson
Lois
Marguerite
Carl Spitler
Wilhitd Court
John Spitler
Donald
Greenville
Elias Saker
Arcanum
Eloise Keebler
Knoxville
Q. A. Stanfield
Groveland Street
Jenne
Central Book Store
St. All Lutheran Church
Sophie Thuemling
Charles Schulz
St. Louis Lutheran Church
Rex. Rosse
Amerst
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
St. Peter's
Evangelical and Reformed
Ehurch
Mra. da Hoemer
Ray Jewett
Ed. Youne
Anna Lembke
Florencs Ehrman
ARD Party
Caroline Carl Rodinmann
St. Joseph's Rel
Thursho
Wtterioen
Philip Braun
J. O'Niell
Ambre
Renin
Karl Sahbiers
Angelus Temple Bible School
Los Angeles
Cal
Les Sabi West Stirrer
Theodore Henes
Oak Harbor
J H. Ludwig
Mncola Street
Rey
C. E
Caroline Keith
Marcella
Arlene
A. G. Menz
U.S
U. S
Day's Music Store
Fred Perry
George Alexander
Toatisfy
Dulsitra Boerin
Jiudge
J. A. Cook
Elmer L. Pettit
Jiudge D. A. Cook
Bernice Harmon
Charles Harmon
Fairview Building and Land Association
Henry J. Neipfoot
Marion E. Krugman
Nelson Krugman
Mobile
Ala
Dorothy Demchik
Georer Demchik
V. V. Schaeffer
Virginia Schmidkons
Rebekah Peck
Greenwood Camp
Ois Marie Prindle
River Road
Murray Ridge
Sederis Restaurant
Coane Prouio
Ax Tran
Eld Roosters
Ald Roosters
Leghard Ley Ducks Springs
Stele
Dades
Hrothers Famey Rik
Leelvirn Saab
Long Aehite
Tbl &i
North Carolina
Southern Ohley
Pring Filat
Lewatoar Co
Rol Cee
Toledo
Foochow Road
Shanghai
Ite
Crystal Restaurant
Star Shoe Shop
Fhone
Corn
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