Plans to Fight Repeal in Milwaukee Delegates Remain Firm
Attendees of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention returned to their states today ready to launch an aggressive effort to block the 18th amendment repeal. Mrs Ida B Des Moines said she would not concede any state to repeal and will succeed Mrs Ella A Boole as national president, reaffirming wholehearted faith in prohibition.
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Milwaukee
Ijaly
Deietes
Women’s Christian Temperance
Fmrom
Ida B. Des Moines
Ella A. Boole
Corn Assumes Leadership as Chicago Markets Rally
Chicago July 6 Corn again led activity on the Board of Trade rising up to 2 cents early. Wheat gained 1 1/4 to 11/4 cents as midmorning trading showed cautious sentiment. Bullish weather and uncertain new crop outlook pushed corn higher, while oats joined the rise and rye lagged. Provisions were in strong demand and higher.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Elyria Posts Two Cent Local Postage Confusion
Elyrians remain puzzled by the new two cent local postage effective last Saturday as explained by postmaster Robert B. Lersch. He says mail to Elyria or routes served from the Elyria office now uses two cents, while all other local mail still requires three cents. When addressee is away on vacation and mail is sent with two cents to forwarding addresses, an extra cent is collected from the recipient. the mail is not held, and the shortage is not the sender’s fault if the address is at home.
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Lersch
Capacity Crowd Sees Battle Of Baseball Stars
At Comiskey Park Chicago July 6 the top National and American League players met in a star packed game. 49 000 seats were filled with tickets sold out. teams chosen by a fans poll. Al Simmons of the White Sox led voting and drew the loudest ovation during batting practice with other NL favorites Gabby Hartnett and Frankie Frisch also receiving strong applause.
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Comiskey Park
Chicago
Big South Side Ball Park
al Simmons
Gabby Harnett
Cub
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Of two evils many chose the one they haven't indulged in before
A concise line reflects a public mood where people opt for the unfamiliar fault over a repeated misdeed, signaling a shift in attitude toward restraint or reform amidst ongoing moral choices.
Local Mayoral Finances Reported For June Totals
The mayor reported June receipts of 121.35 with fines and costs at 87.70. Bear licenses 15, soft drink licenses 15, miscellaneous 3.65. Building permits total 89.30 with 16 permits amounting to 33.45, seven plumbing permits 14.50, nine sign permits 4, and 37 electrical permits 37.35, per building inspector L. P. Kaiser.
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L. P. Kaiser
Police Call Box Accident Prompts Claims for Compensation
Gus Rekis of 351 Third Street reported a cut over his eye after stepping on a curb at Broad and Hast Avenue and hitting his head on a police call box. Charles B. Decker also suffered injuries and petitioned the council for 200 dollars.
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Gus Rekis
351
Third Street
Broad and
Hast Avenue
Charles B. Decker
Council
Route 20 Crash Delays Traffic Near Elyria Club
Deputies report Route 20 was briefly obstructed after a collision near the Elyria Country Club around 7 20 this morning. A car driven by Marie Nes of Cleveland sideswiped a truck driven by Max Kassin of Cleveland.
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Route 20
Elyria Country Club
Marie Nes
Cleveland
Max Kassin
Delayed Scraping of Harwood Street Draws Protest
The Harwood street scraping was postponed after residents complained of excessive dust. The decision was reported to the council last night, delaying work due to the dust concern and local disruption.
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Harwood Street
Council
Lorain man sent to Toledo workhouse for six months
Tony Bomback of Lorain was taken to the Toledo workhouse this morning to begin a six months sentence for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Bomback
Lorain
Toledo
Granted divorce to Victor I Kimbel on gross neglect of duty
Common Pleas records show Victor I Kimbel was granted divorce from Sue for gross neglect of duty. A burglary at 276 Harrison Street, home of Sam Dargis, was reported after the family was away Tuesday. Police received the report yesterday. Six rings and other jewelry along with clothing were taken. Howard, a neighbor, described a boy about 10 seen loitering near the Davis home Tuesday morning.
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Victor I. Kimbel
Sue
Common Pleas
Sam Dargis
Harrison Street
Howard
Davis
Italian Planes May Be Delayed By Bad Weather
Italian Royal Air Force seaplanes under Gen Italo Balbo face possible multi day delay on their 24 craft voyage from London Derry to Cartwright Labrador for the Chicago exposition. A rough 930 mile leg to Iceland with gale winds rain and poor visibility halted takeoff as crew evaluated a longer 1500 mile leg onward toward Cartwright with a possible stop in Greenland.
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Reykjavik
Iceland
Royal Air Force
Cartwright
Labrador
Italo Balbo
Londonderry
Ireland
Greenland
Balbo
Shediac
N. B
Montreal
Chicago
Funeral services for Mrs A B Phelpsheld Friday afternoon
Death notice states Mrs A B Phelps died suddenly yesterday at her Indian Hollow road home. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:00 PM from the home with Rex Earl Lea of Green Springs Ohio officiating. Burial in LaPorte cemetery. The body will be moved from Nichols funeral home to the home this evening.
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A. B. Phelps
Indian Hollow Road
Rex Earl L. Lea
Green Springs
Ohio
LaPorte
Nichols Funeral
Factor Kidnapping Case Drives Bank Funds Move
The ransom demand of 150000 was cut and funds will be drawn from Factor’s accounts as banks open. Close sources link the Roger Touhy gang on Chicago’s Northwest Side to the abduction, though Touhy denies involvement. Negotiators report continued activity as the case unfolds.
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Factor
Roger Touhy
Touhy
United Press
Female Mosquito Transmission of Malaria or Yellow Fever
The note discusses the role of the female Anopheles mosquito in transmitting malaria and the yellow fever virus. It explains that only females bite and acquire blood meals, enabling parasite or virus transmission to humans, while males feed on nectar and do not spread disease. The piece underscores public health precautions to reduce mosquito contact.
THPMNS PROFITED 2.0 MILLION IN 1929 RAILROAD STOCK SALE
Washington July 6 U P hbrank E Taplim testified before the Senate Stock Market inquiry that his syndicate earned 26 194 275 in the sale of 222 930 shares of Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad stock to Pennroad Corporation in 1929.
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Washington
U.P
Hbrank E. Taplim
Senate Stock Market
Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Pennroad Corporation
Taplin Family Profit in 1929 Pittsburgh and West Virginia Sale
Senate stock investigators reveal Frank E. Taplin and five family members profited about 2.02 million dollars in the 1929 sale of Pittsburgh and West Virginia stock to Pennroad Corp at 30 dollars above market. The Taplins and others dumped roughly 222,930 shares to Pennroad at 170 when the market quoted 140, taking about one third of the six million six hundred seventy eight thousand nine hundred dollars excess paid by Pennroad. Family members named include Frank E Taplin C F L F E Jr Thomas E Edith R and Clarahi.
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Washington
Frank E. Taplin
Senate
Pittsburgh and West Virginia
Pennroad Corporation
Taplin
Pittsburgh and
West Virginia
Taplins
Pennroad
Pittsburgh
Frank E
C. FL
Thomas E
Edith R
Clarahi
Boy Burns Mouth With Firecracker In Kenton
July 6 in Kenton, Bobby Howard, v. attempted to light a firecracker stuck in his mouth after smoking a cigarette. The blast badly burned his mouth and face.
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Kenton
Bobby Howard
Bank Holdup Sparks Manhunt In Upper Sandusky
Three men escaped with about 2000 after holding up the Tebetten Bank in Upper Sandusky on a late Wednesday. Bank president Beef Kear and assistant cashier Emory Kear were forced to surrender the cash while a third man waited in an automobile as 20 bystanders watched. Authorities from Randot County pursued the suspects.
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Upper Sandusky
Pris
Tebetten
O. Bank
Wrandot
Kear
Emory Kear
Local Obituaries and Court News From Ohio Cities
Tiffin reports Clarence Hatcher death from paralysis at a dairy business native of Stark County. Findlay notes mayor Herbert Dillincer of Hoytville in serious condition after accidental self-inflicted gunshot while examining a title. Dayton authorities warn of counterfeit five dollar bills circulating locally. Seneca County Common Pleas Court woefully missing judge James Howlatt. Judge Irving Carpenter sits in on assignment. City Solicitor Ralph Sugrue expected to be appointed to the bench by Governor White within the week.
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Tiffin
Clarence Hatcher
Stark County
Seneca County Common Pleas Court
James Howlatt
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Ralph Sugrue
Common Pleas
White
Unwritten South Australia Custom Bans Contact Between Families
A curious native custom in South Australia forbids any inter course between certain families yet requires aid if distress or want arises. The rule cites fear that speaking or acting could harm the other, explaining why communication is prohibited even in aid situations.
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South Australia
White light can be reassembled from spectrum colors
White light can be decomposed into the seven colors of the spectrum and then recombined to form white light. This demonstrates the additive nature of light and the relationship between spectrum colors and white illumination.
Story Tell ers in Private Domestic Circles Looms Oriental
Private circles of women reveal a tale of tradition and gender norms in an Oriental influenced domestic setting, highlighting social expectations and cultural patterns.
Promises new deal for UC publications editor promises reform
Jean Hennegan, named editor of the University News and the Cincinnati Bearcat, pledges a sort of new deal in student media. She says the old monopoly on top offices is broken and vows to fight to keep it from freezing again. Hennegan, a liberal arts junior, will start duties in September and champions free speech and liberal opinion.
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University of Cincinnati
Jean Hennegan
University News
Cincinnati Bearcat
Jean
Oberlin Girl Weds College Instructor
Miss Laurine Mack daughter of Professor and Mrs Jesse F Mack wed Andrew Bongiorno son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Bongiorno yesterday afternoon at the bride’s East College street home in Oberlin The ceremony was by Professor Kemper Fullerton of the Graduate School of Theology The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by Miss Sarah MacLennan. Bongiorno served as best man and the couple planned a Cambridge Mass summer trip He is an English instructor at Oberlin College.
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Oberlin, O
Laurine Mack
Jesse F. Mack
Andrew Bougiorno
Anthony Bougiorno
Cleveland
East College Street
Kemper Fullerton
Graduate School of Theology
Sarah MacLennan
Oberlin
Anthony Bongiorno
Oberlin Couple Wed Last Week
Mrs Electa Stone and Carmel H Sage wed June 2 at Rev C A Hanna home in Florence The couple’s attendants were Dwight and Mrs Chamberlain of Elyria They reside at 201 North Professor Street Ms Sage has long worked in local grocery trade Last night sixteen Past Matrons of the Order of Eastern Stars gave a lamp to Mrs Sage Four bridge tables and refreshments followed
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Electa Stone
Carmel H. Sage
C. A. Hanna
Florence
Dwight Chamberlain
Elyria
North Professor Street
Ms. Sage
Order of Eastern Stars
Sage
Pittsfield Girl Weds Oberlin Man in Pittsfield
Miss Wilma Whitney daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Whitney of Pittsfield was united in marriage to a man from Oberlin. The brief notice records the wedding event with limited details available.
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Wilma Whitney
Charles H Whitney
Pittsfield
Roosevelt plans industrial revival using farm and labor payoff
In discusses of policy, Roosevelt contrasts agricultural, labor and industrial needs with Roosevelt aiming for prosperity through higher prices for farmers and living wages. He doubts foreign trade will help, noting that other nations cling to tariffs and quotas and he may use higher tariffs to protect domestic prices.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Kansas Wheat
New England
Pennsylvania
Tennessee River Valley
Mrs Herros’ Daughter Sees Appendicitis Operation
Miss Elizabeth Herros, daughter of Mr and Mrs G D Herros, North Park street, underwent an appendicitis operation this morning at Allen hospital.
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Elizabeth Herros
G. D. Herros
North Park Street
Allen Hospital
Sacred Heart Church Party Hosted by Sacred Heart League
A party will be held this evening at eight o'clock in the social room of the Sacred Heart Catholic church. The event is sponsored by the Sacred Heart League.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sacred Heart League
Ewart Family Visiting Rodgers in Denver Area
Mr and Mrs Robert E Ewart and daughter Louise of Denver Colorado are visiting at the home of his sister Mrs John A Rodgers and family on South Cedar avenue.
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Robert E. Ewart
Louise
Denver, Colorado
John A. Rodgers
South Cedar Avenue
Local residents visit relatives and travel plans noted
Mrs Milford Nau and daughter Dorothy of North Professor street spend the day in Lorain at sister Mrs Chas Smith's home. William H Sedgeman of Toledo spent the Fourth with his parents on West College street. Mr and Mrs Ralph Weigman and son Jack of Cleveland visited sister Mrs J H Kutcher on King street. Professor and Mrs K L Cowdery of Woodland avenue prepare to move with their son Karl M Cowdery to Stanford University California. Mrs W C C Christy returns from a Detroit visit. Mr and Mrs Cyril Markham and baby daughter of Buffalo NY visit mother Mrs T B Grant of East College street.
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Milford Nau
Dorothy
North Professor Street
Lorain
Chas Smith
William H. Sedgeman
Toledo
Frank Sedgeman
West College Street
Ralph Weigman
Jack
Cleveland
J. H. Kutcher
King Street
K. L. Cowdery
Woodland Avenue
Karl M. Cowdery
Stanford University
California
Cyril Markham
Buffalo, N. Y
T. B. Grant
East College Street
Roosevelt Focuses On Domestic Recovery Over Foreign Trade
The article notes nations lowering wages threaten foreign demand and questions whether trade drives prosperity or follows it. It states President Roosevelt is pursuing domestic recovery measures, with advisors debating trade versus internal growth and upcoming conferences led by Hugh Johnson and Secretary Roper.
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Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Commerce Roper
Europe
Truth fair dealing and peace are societal necessities
The phrase asserts that truth, fair dealing, and peace are not only ideals but essential for rational and industrial progress, underscoring a creed of integrity and stability for productive society.
Representations Extend Government Power Without Liberty Loss
The phrase argues that only a device exists to expand the domain of effective governance without sacrificing liberty, proposing a constitutional or institutional mechanism that preserves freedoms while increasing governmental reach.
World Economic Conference may continue in modified form
July 6 London reports that the Steering Committee of the World Economic Conference debated its fate and leaned toward continuing in a limited form if a satisfactory plan is found. They considered a possible split where monetary issues are paused while other economic matters proceed, amid American inflation pressures.
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London
Bread price hikes to face antitrust action and licenses
Wallace and Farm Relief Administrator Peek questioned justification for bread price increases. Wheat tax seen as a half cent per pound loaf. Evidence will be sent to the Justice Department for possible action under antitrust laws. If sustained, prosecutions may follow. federal powers could license an entire industry if necessary.
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Wallace
Peek
Agriculture Department
Department of Justice
Markets Report From Cleveland Produce and Poultry Prices
Markets show Cleveland area prices for poultry meats, potatoes, cattle and calves, hogs, and grains. Poultry steady heavy fowl Leghorn roosters ducks and hens priced. cattle strong with good steers up to 6.00 and prime yearlings 4.50 to 5.75, calves active 6.00 to 6.50, hogs up to 4.90, wheat and corn bids listed, eggs receipts 20,687 steady, barley and clover seed prices noted.
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Buttem
Virginia
Cartle
Ateady
Roosters
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago Cash Quotations July 6 Butter Receipts
Chicago July 6 butter market report shows receipts of 21,891 tubs over two days. Buy and sell figures reflect cash quotations and market activity in the Chicago dairy trade, with price ranges and supply dynamics noted for traders and processors.
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Chicago
Birthday Surprise for Joe McConnell From Sunday School Class
Members of the Wisdom Seekers and Winone Sunday School Classes gathered Thursday at Mr and Mrs Ed McConnell home to celebrate Joe McConnells birthday anniversary with over forty youths. Games and stunts followed by a decorated cake baked by Mrs Frank Sooy. Joe received useful gifts and refreshments were served. Miss Jessie McConnell from Kent Normal School visited the McConnells over the Fourth.
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Wisdom Seekers
Winone
Ed. McConnell
Joe McConnell
Frank Sooy
Homerville
Joe
Jessie McConnel
Kent
Second Ward Democrats Will Meet Tonight
Registration of voters for the August primary will be the main topic at the Second Ward Democratic Club meeting at Koplin's Hall on Lodi Street. Other party matters of interest will also be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Ward
Democratic Club
Koplin’s Hall
Lodi Street
The Pennsylvania Dutch Not Truly Dutch Source Claim
The phrase explains that the so called Pennsylvania Dutch are not Dutch by nationality but of German descent, tracing origins to German settlers in Pennsylvania and clarifying linguistic and cultural misnomer.
London Motto Emerges In 1633 As Domine dirige nos
The phrase Domine dirige nos meaning O Lord direct us first appears in London records in 1633. It reflects early city motto usage and ties to religious language in civic identity.
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London
Sympathy as the Power of Imagining Others’ Experiences
Quote on empathy explaining that sympathy enables us to imagine another person’s feelings as if they were our own. It discusses the humane value of placing oneself in someone else’s emotional situation.
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Findlay College
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Lima
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South Mainstreat
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Michigan
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Aitch
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O'Donnell's
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