Kentucky sheriff on way here after men
Augustus Kentucky sheriff headed toward Elyria today to seize Sam Rowtt and Herses Gill two Kentuckians aged 31 and 21 who confessed auto theft. The pair surrendered at police HQ after their stolen car broke down on the road between Coverlin and Elyria seeking transport back to Kentucky.
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Augustus
Kentucky
Elyria
Sam Rowtt
Herses Gill
Bty
Qoverlin
Ely‘ria
Rowtt
Gill
Continue Work On Street Repairs Eastern Heights District
Street repair work continues throughout the Eastern Heights district, said Service Director John N. Eidt. Projects include pavement repair between west-bound Cleveland Street tracks, as well as cutting back and widening at the bridge east of Fourth Street opposite Blaine Street.
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Eastern Heights
John N. Eidt
Cleveland Street
Fourth Street
Blaine Street
Mooseheart Governor to Speak on Radio Tonight
Mooseheart Governor John J. Lentz will address listeners on WAIU Columbus this evening at 7:30. The talk titled Mooseheart and Its Graduates will cover the community and its graduates.
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Mooseheart
John J. Lentz
Ofooseheart
Waiu Columbus
Death Record John Scrochak at 73 in Lorain
John Scrochak aged 73 died at Murray Ridge after an eight month illness. He leaves a daughter Mrs. Andrew Bashak of 436 W 15th St and nine grandchildren. Body sent to Bitner Funeral Home. Funeral from the daughter’s home 436 W 15th St at eight, then 9 am at the Orthodox Church Lorain with Rev Dzmia officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery Lorain.
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John Scrochak
Murray Ridge
Andrew Bashak
I. W
15Th Street
Bittener
Orthodox Church
Lorain
Dzmia
Elmwood Cemetery
Lorain, O
Transient pleads not guilty in disorderly conduct case
R. C. Kelley, a transient, pleaded not guilty in police court to a disorderly conduct charge. Mayor James A. Hewitt continued the case to July 8 with bond set at $200. Kelley followed a young woman down Broad Street Friday until she fled. a chase ensued ending with police commandeering an auto. The woman did not report or file a complaint.
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R. C. Kelley
James A. Hewitt
Broad Street
Milk Dumped After Improper Cooling by City Inspector
City food inspector George W. Savage ordered the disposal of 130 gallons of milk from local dairies in June after deeming it unfit for food due to improper cooling. This morning he ordered another 20 gallons dumped for the same reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Savage
Savage
Six Autos Tagged for Parking Violations
Police tagged six cars Friday for traffic violations including four overtime parking offenses, one for straddling parking places, and one for a tail light violation after dark.
Dennis Rafferty Released After Paying Fine and Costs
Dennis Rafferty was freed from county jail after settling the unpaid portion of a 10 dollar fine and associated costs for intoxication. He had been held since Thursday pending payment of the balance.
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Dennis Rafferty
Farm Bureau To Meet Wed In Lorain County
The Lorain County Farm Bureau schedules its quarterly meeting for Wednesday night. Horton Alger county farm extension agent reports the gathering will introduce the new county agent and discuss plans for township activities and member introductions.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Horton Alger
Fruit Growing Expert to Visit Lorain County Tuesday
Lorain county fruit growers will receive advice from C. B. Holland, Ohio State University extension horticulture specialist, Tuesday. He will visit a number of fruit growers, per county farm extension agent Horton Alger, to offer recommendations on solving their problems.
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Lorain County
C. 8. Holland
Ohio State University
Horton Alger
Endurance plane drama ends as crowd clashes at hangar
Police and Stewart Company guards battled thousands who surged toward the endurance plane at the Stewart hangar. Fire crew members Mitch and Newk were escorted to safety as windows were forced and doors battled in. Flyers were later taken to Hotel Wilaton amid ongoing chaos with hundreds remaining jammed near the hangar at 2 a.m.
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Stewart
Stewart Company
Mitch
Newk
WTAM
Otto Leisy
Leisy
Wilaton
Sinclair Spends Birthday In Jail
The 53 year old oilman Harry F Sinclair marked his birthday in the District jail. He is serving two sentences totaling nine months for contempt of the senate Teapot Dome committee and contempt of court in a jury shadowing case. Jail attaches refused to say if he received greetings or presents.
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Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Major Peak
Sinclair
Two Flyers Receive Last Praise After Record Flight
Mitchell and Newcomb, celebrated pilots, recount the stormy leg of their record flight aboard the plane built by Eddie Stinson. The crowd praised them as City Manager W. R. Hopkins offered congratulations before they finally headed to bed after a long, tense night.
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Mitchell
Newcomb
Eddie Stinson
Stinson
Eddie
Mitchel
Neacombd
Meanest thief strikes Birmingham child’s bank
In Birmingham Alabama a burglar described as the meanest entered the home of H T Martin, gained entry through a tent window, and stole a child’s bank containing $25. The incident targets a residence in the city.
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Birmingham
H. T. Martin
Roosevelt Warns Of New Feudalism Roils Capital Politics
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt warns of a new feudalism of industrial monopoly in a keynote at the Tammany July 4 assembly. The speech is seen as a potential rallying cry for the 1930s congressional campaigns, amid major mergers in food, utilities and banking and a forthcoming farm program.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Tammany
Roosevelt
Local visitors and travelers send reports from Oberlin and beyond
Al Clark drove to Cedar Point on Thursday. John and Mrs. Rodgers of Anderson Indiana arrived in Oberlin for a weekend visit with Mrs. Crehan of Groveland Street. Mrs. Morrison and daughter return home from Detroit after her overseas trip in June. Mary and Lillian McMillan depart for Black Mountain North Carolina for the summer, with Mrs. McMillan and sons also leaving. Mrs. Crowell of East College Street and Mrs. Harper plan an auto tour through Canada via Buffalo to Montreal and Quebec, returning through the New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Clark
Cedar Point
John Rodgers
Anderson
Ind
Oberlin
Crehan
Groveland Street
Don Morrison
Forest Street
Detroit
Morrison
Mary
Lillian Mc- Millan
Black Mountain
N. C
Mc- Millan and Sons
Oberlin Youth Burned in Toy Cannon Blast
Oberlin July 6. George Crompton son of Mr and Mrs E C Crompton 260 West Lorain street suffered severe burns from a Fourth of July toy cannon explosion. His face and one eye were badly burned with three fingers on one hand torn. He was taken to Allen Hospital where doctors remain hopeful for recovery though not yet out of danger.
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Oberlin
George Crompton
E. C. Crompton
West Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
Chimney Struck by Lightning Damages Oberlin Property
A severe storm Thursday evening in Oberlin struck the Morrison property chimney at 133 North Main Street, demolishing it and scattering bricks. The same event canceled the Pittsfield fireworks display, affecting local residents who attended the celebration.
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Oberlin
Morrison
North Main Street
Pittsfield
Reverend Richards Leaves for Maine Summer Services
Rev. J. A. Richards and his family depart Monday for Brigh ton Maine to be away until September 1. His summer preaching schedule includes July 14 Old South Church Boston July 21 Center Church Hartford Conn Aug 18 Mount Vernon Church Boston and Aug 25 Williston Church Portland Maine.
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Maine
J. A. Richards
Brighton
Davis Hurt In California Accident Hurting Pittsfield Ties
Mrs. S. H. Hollingsworth of Kingstreet learned last night that her brother in law J. E. Davis of Ocean Side California was seriously injured in an accident. The cause and extent are unknown but friends and relatives in Pittsfield hope for the best. he once owned a farm there and was well known in the area.
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S. H. Hollingsworth
Kingstreet
J. E. Davis
Ocean Side
Calif
Pittsfield
Marriage of Eva Rep and Charles Parkhurst in Toledo
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Eva Katherine Rep daughter of William Charles Repp Toledo to Charles Perry Parkhurst on Thursday June 27 at the bride’s home in Toledo. After a wedding trip Mr and Mrs Parkhurst will reside at 8 Morfan Street.
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Eva Katherine Rep
William Charles Repp
Toledo
Charles Perry Parkhurst
Births and Holiday News From Allen Hospital
Born is Mr and Mrs Raymond Reisinger of Neb Russia a daughter at Allen Hospital on Thursday July 4. Another birth on the Fourth was a son born to Mr and Mrs Howard Cole of South Pleasant Street at Allen Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Schreier and family spent the Fourth of July at Lahenwood. Miss Suffin and Alma Green left Wednesday on a motor trip to Freaville NY to visit the former's sister. Mr Clyde Spring of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and wife were guests of Mr and Mrs L Burgner on July 4. Wilbur H and Edward Compton returned to their homes for the Fourth from the General Moore School of Technology at Flint MI. They will remain over the weekend. Mrs Bid Jones of North Pleasant Street underwent an operation at Allen Hospital on July 3. City Manager Sears is out of town on a business trip and will not return until Monday. Fred Comings Clyde Rudekoff
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Raymond Reisinger
Neb
Russia
Allen Hospital
Howard Cole
South Pleasant Street
Charles Schreier
Lahenwood
Suffin
Alma Green
Freaville
Clyde Spring
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
L . Burgner
Wilbur H.l
Edward Compton
General Moier School of Technology
Flint
Mich
Thes
Bid Jones
North Pleasant Street
Ailen Hospital
Sears
Fred Comiings
Clyde Rudekoff
County School Report Totals Failures and Enrollments
The county system shows 6884 students across 27 districts led by Amherst Village with 756 and Wellington 642. Pittsfield Special No 1 district is smallest with 23. Attendance totaled 1,157,597.5 days. daily average 6,355.45. Building value at 2,088,000 with 77,009 spent on new/additions. Major expenses include teachers salaries 326,400 and transportation 379,992.19. Libraries total 41 with 19,814 high school volumes, 190 junior high, 4,593 elementary. Teachers’ experience ranges up to 30+ years. one new building and one addition completed.
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Amherst Village
Wellington
Pittsfield
Slattey to Face Jury In Buffalo Trial
Jimmy Slattery, light heavyweight boxer, will face a city court jury in Buffalo on May 14 to answer charges of reckless driving damaging a car and injuring a pedestrian. The item notes a separate science fact about air inhalation and daily oxygen use.
Undercut Proposed at Bakers Crossing in Huntington
County commissioners asked the county engineer to inspect the Bakers Crossing undercut project on the A. C. & Y. railway Huntington township and report on practicality. They said if built the railroad should bear most costs, citing track raises creating dangerous grades on both sides. The railroad has not acted on the suggestion.
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Baker
Huntington Township
Church Trustees Named Defendants in Elyria Suit
A suit for 2175 dollars on a contract for sketches plans and specifications was filed yesterday in common pleas court by Martin Orr and Martin against the trustees of the Second M E Church of Elyria.
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Common Pleas Court
Martin
Orr
M. E. Church of
Elyria
Lorain county fair set for big show with new buildings
Lorain county plans a grand fair with expanded barns and space for cattle sheep hogs poultry and rabbits. Franz Bros of Hancock County bring Galloway cattle while 4-H work and better baby shows promise record crowds with a 12 piece orchestra and nightly entertainment.
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J. W. McHenry
Poultry
P. G. Miller
J. C. Hazelton
Joe
Elyria
W. C. Sudro
Bill
E. M. Wickens
George Cotton
Lorain
H. C. Harris
Ohio
C. T. Winckles
O. E. Peabody
R. P. Vaughn
E. L. Bailey
Horton Alger
Red” Rowland
County Board of Health
C. D. Barrett
Market prices for butter eggs poultry and potatoes
Prices listed for butter and eggs by grade with cents per pound, poultry figures by type, and potatoes quoted per sack and per bushel. Notable items include New York and Green Mountain potato sacks and a home grown price per bushel.
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New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Fresh Produce Prices From Local Market Yield Wide Variety
A list of grocery prices shows apples at 3.00 per bushel with some as low as 2.50, homegrown asparagus per dozen from 1.00 to 1.25, bananas at 5.89 per hundredweight, and green boans per bushel 2.50 to 2.75. The catalog covers beets, blackberries, cabbage, cantaloupes, celery, cherries, currants, cauliflower, cucumbers, lemons, grapefruits, lettuce, onions, oranges, parsley, peas, peaches, potatoes, and related items with varying unit measures and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
California
Michigan
Hog and cattle market recap with mixed receipts
Hog receipts 309 with market 15 to 25 higher. Prices: 250-350 lbs 11.25 to 12.00, 200-250 lbs 12.00 to 12.25, 160-200 lbs 12.10 to 12.25, 130-160 lbs 12.10 to 12.25, 90-130 lbs 12.00 to 12.25. Packing sows 9.75 to 10.25. Cattle receipts 25 calves 15. market quotable steady, beef streets 14.65, dealers 15.50 to 18.50. Sheep receipts 10. market quotable steady.
Chicago market rounds up brown papers and farm goods
On July 6 in Chicago butter held at 13 004 tubs unchanged while eggs stayed level at 15 206 cases. Poultry remains steady with live hens, fowls, springs, broilers and turkeys priced from 20 to 33 cents per pound. Wheat No 1 hard at 1.26, No 4 hard at 1.18 1-2. Corn No 2 mixed 95 1-4 to 95 1-2c, No 2 white 96 3-4 to 97 1-4c. Oats No 2 white 47 17 3-4c, No 3 white 44 46c. Barley quotable 59 to 65c. Rye no sales. Timothy seed 4.95, Clover seed 23.00 to 15.00.
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Chicago
Wno
Timothy
Hogs and cattle market reports from Toledo on July 6
Toledo market reports show hogs firm to higher with heavy weights at 11.00 to 11.50 and mediums 11.90 to 12.00, pigs 11.25 to 11.50. Cattle, calves light demand and steady prices. sheep and lambs light with steady outlook.
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Toledo
Market prices report for grains and corn
Toledo Ohio rail market notes list Wheat No 2 red at 1.29 1.39 per bushel Corn No 2 yellow at 1.02 1.93 oats No 2 white 51 1 2 to 32 1 2 cents Barley No 2 64 cents Rye No 2 1.95 per bushel
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Toledo. O
Minneapolis Grain Prices Across Commodities on July 6
MINNEAPOLIS driven page lists FLOUR unchanged for carload lots with price ranges around 7.35 to 7.45, BRAN at 23.00 to 23.50, WHEAT with No 1 northern at 1.25 1-4 1.29 1-4 and No 1 red durum at 1.09 1-2 1-11 1-2 plus July 1.26 1-4, Sept 1.28 3-4, Dec 1.32 1-8. CORN No 3 yellow 90 91, OATS No 3 white 45 46 3-4, FLAX No 1 2.70 2.73. Prices reflect early summer market levels for grains and cereals.
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Minneapolis
Market for Timothy and Mixed Bales Weak in New York
In New York on July 6, the market for large bales of timothy and light mixed hay moved slowly. Prices posted for No. 2 timothy ranged around 23.00 to 25.00, No. 3 and poorer 14.00 to 22.00, with smell bales at No. 2 22.00 to 24.00 and No 2 and poorer 13.00 to 21.00. Heavy mixed clover fetched up to 13.09 to 24.00 for No. 3.
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New York
Man ordered to pay weekly alimony in contempt case
Edward 3. Haserodt was ordered to pay Blanche J. Haserodt 19 dollars weekly on back alimony of 6735 dollars and to continue paying 29 dollars weekly alimony on an old court order after arraignment in common pleas court before Judge A R Webbber on a contempt of court charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Cleveland Flight Ends After Storm Tests Pilots Triumph
Newcomb and Mitchell completed a record endurance flight aboard the City of Cleveland, weathering a brutal storm that soaked them and drained strength. After landing, they praised the machine as the motor held, with Governor Logan delivering the barograph record to Washington for official recognition and Cleveland planning a public celebration.
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Newcomb
Mitchell
Floyd J. Logan
Ohio
National Aeronautical Association
Washington
Logan
Cleveland
Medina
Mitch
Three Suits On Notes Filed in Common Pleas Court
Three suits seeking to collect 12776.99 on promissory notes were filed yesterday afternoon in common pleas court. Lena Bring sues Emile Albright for 6150. Dan Titus sues S. Gayitch and others for 5000 and foreclosure on Avon Lake property. Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company sues Gust Bussler and others for 1722.99 and foreclosure on Lorain property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lena
Emile Albright
Avon Lake
Dan Titus
S. Gayitch
Lorain County
New Stop Signs Arrive For Main Street Thorefore
Two hundred fifty new stop signs arrive to replace old, dilapidated signs. They are yellow with black raised lettering reading STOP, Main Thorefore. The sign design shows STOP prominently with smaller text above and below.
Trombetti to Face Murder Charge in Family Slaying
Steubenville Ohio July 6 a taxicab driver Michael Trombetti 35 was expected to be charged with first degree murder for shooting his father in law William Anderson 51 during a trip to a justice of the peace hearing over Trombetti’s treatment of his wife Anderson’s daughter Authorities planned to place Trombetti under a peace bond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Michael Trombetti
William Anderson
Justice’s Office
Trombetti
Anderson
Drowning Search For Two Ohio River Teens
Martins Ferry Ohio July 6 search was underway for the bodies of Robert Groves 15 of Lloydsville and Charles Wisba 15 of Shadyside who were drowned in the Ohio river after stepping into a hole Wisba was visiting Groves when the accident occurred in their river crossing effort ongoing with rescue units and officials investigating the tragedy
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Martins Ferry
Robert Groves
Lloydsville
Charles Wisba
Shadyside
Ohio River
Young Wisba
Groves
Endurance plane rams through refueling crowd damage noted
A brutal incident during a cross country flight shows the endurance plane battered by refueling crew crowds. Its fuselage sustained multiple tears and gashes while pilots faced hostile shouting and a shattered window as the engine status remained uncertain.
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Farm Bureau
Page
Senate
Hoover
al Smith
Raskob
American Petroleum Institute
Hnk
The
Radio Corporation
International Telephone and Telegraph
White House
Bakers Crossing
Cleveland Produce
Columbus
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Toledo Grain
Minneapolis Grain
Court Street
Carter
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Cook’s
Millinery East Avenue
Hileen Sullivan
F. M. Sponsellor
Elyria Savings & Trust
Rosenberry Bros
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