Rally Highlights GOP Criticism of White Regime in Marion
At Marion July 6 six Republican gubernatorial hopefuls denounced the liquor monopoly, school funding crisis, and government paralysis under Governor George White. Speakers including Clarence J. Brown and Charles E. Haigler attacked lobbyists, demanded school finance reform, and urged a foundation program funded by a 3 percent sales tax.
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Marion
Young Republican Club
Marion County
Warren G. Harding
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Daniel EB
Morgan
Cleveland
Frank OG. Yarrison
Masaillon
John A. Elsen
C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Charles E. Haigler
Washington Court House
Sparks
Brown
George White
Pike County
Special
Senate
Clarence Brown
White
Harrison
Massillon
Gunsett
Tax Levy Debate Highlights State Payroll and Departments
In a combative exchange the speaker argued voters wanted tax cuts not higher levies noting taxes rise tenfold faster than population. He cited 60 White administration messages urging retrenchment none. Levy limits cut $43 million. administration sought $71 million in replacement taxes. Elden claimed 94,000 state payroll and 31 new departments under current administration.
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White
John Elden
Local Auto Collision and Public Notices
An automobile driven by Mrs. H Lash of 27 West River street was damaged yesterday when a car driven by C L Vessey of 359 Turnace street backed from a driveway. George Sprague of La Grange was fined one dollar and costs for trespass. Albert T Sibley of 204 Corner avenue wrenched an ankle after shoe heel caught a sidewalk hole on Broad street. Police investigate complaints about a dog on Bord street that barks constantly.
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H. Lash
West River Street
C. L. Vessey
Turnace Street
Vessey
George Sprague
la Grange
Joseph Petro
George Woodruff
Albert T. Sibley
Corner Avenue
Broad Street
Melvin Witter
Bord Street
Ohio Bell ordered to refund $12 million to subscribers
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission ordered Ohio Bell Telephone to return 12,167,678 dollars to subscribers in 43 municipalities where 1925 to 1952 rates were found excessive. Columbus refunds total 2,426,916 dollars, the largest in the state, with Dayton at 2,018,126 dollars nearby.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Shortage of Milk Bottles Hits Elyria Distributors
Lorain County Milk Board secretary H H Kimmel reports a bottle shortage due to hot weather mirroring last winter’s cold. Bottles are not returned as households seek heat relief and strikes in glass factories delay new supply. Consumers urged to place empties outside for pickup or return to stores.
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Elyria
H. H. Kimmel
Lorain County Milk Board
Dairies
Kimmel
Court House arrests and missing persons reported
Fred Frenner 28 of Hlyria was arrested at Wellington on a forgery warrant from Bryan authorities. Tony Gilar of Cleveland was found at Copopa after being reported missing from his home. Loney Olderman of Avon Lake was jailed after a disturbance. The article notes Christ emphasized personal inner acceptance of his teachings.
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Fred Frenner
Hlyria
Wellington
Bryan
Ohio
Frenner
Tony Gilar
15Th Street
Cleveland
Copopa
Gilar
Lyman Hitchcock
Semi annual report shows gains by Lorain County Bank
Directors of Lorain County Savings and Trust Company received the semi annual report for the first six months of the year. The bank opened more than 1500 new accounts and showed substantial earnings on capital stock. Elyria’s recovery is noted and reflected in strong bank progress.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elyria
Lorain County Women’s Home Council Becomes Honorary
The Women's Home Council in Lorain County shifts to honorary advisory status as a reorganized Farm Bureau creates a larger county board to coordinate extension work. Longtime members, led by Mrs. J. J. Prindle, will be honored while a four-member executive committee directs countywide activities.
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Women's Home
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Home Council
Hom
J. J. Prindle
Columbia
T. H
Lester Youtzy
Elyria Township
Violet Senwartz
Grafton
Julia Gates
Wellington
Death of Grace Sherwood 20 in Wakeman Ohio
Word has been received of the death of Grace Sherwood 20 formerly of Elyria who died at her home on route 25 three miles west of Wakeman Thursday evening. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs O H Sherwood one sister and five brothers. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 from her home.
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Migs Grace Sherwood
Grace Sherwood
Elyria
Wakeman
0. H. Shertwood
Robert S. McEwen
Forest Street
Walloon Lake
Michigan
Mary A. Stocker
Montclaire
N. Y
E. A. Stocker
South Professor Street
Ralph McKee
Detroit
R. D. A. Gunn
West Lorain Street
Conner Gunna
Lorain
Gunn
A. B. Chesbro
North Pleasant Street
Edwards Cottage
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
M. A. Bread
Ann Arbor
Grace Schauffler
Cedar J Avenue
New York City
Margaret Schauffler
Charlie Ralph Custer
Cous Paul Hovey
Ward Richardson
North Pleasant Treet
Mrs
Bumpus
Moratorium on Debt Services Discussed By Dodd
Berlin July 6 American Ambassador William E Dodd sought a meeting with Foreign Minister Konstantin von Neurath to discuss the moratorium on foreign debt services He planned to press Germany on its Dawes and Young reparations bond payments to Great Britain amid U S concern over potential American bondholder discrimination and possible trade repercussions
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Berlin
William E. Dodd
Konstantine von Neurath
United States
Dodd
Germany
Deputies Refuse Role of Arbiters in Fence Dispute
Deputy sheriffs Gerald Naughton and Paul Chapman refused to act as arbiters in a line fence dispute between Edward Hathaway and neighbor Broshaw of Eaton township. Hathaway summoned deputies at 5:20 a.m. to settle the matter.
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Gerald Nau
Pauu Chapman
Edward Hathaway
Mr. Broashaw
Eaton Township
Hathaway
Oberlin Tea Social Guests and Visit Notes
Oberlin C July 6 Mrs W L Persons hosted a 3 pm tea on Elm street for Mrs Merton Squire of California with 22 guests. Many residents and visitors are reported at lakeside cottages, visits to relatives in Michigan New York Maine and South Dakota, and local family ties across Oberlin and nearby towns.
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Oberlin, C
W. L. Persons
Elm Street
Merton Squire
Calfornia
Dispute Over Fence Causes Cattle Trespass to Neighbor
A farmer contends a broken fence allowed five cows to cross into a neighbor’s property. The neighbor gathered the cows into his barn. Deputies say the fence was the other party’s responsibility to repair. Nau advised seeking a justice of the peace.
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Sterr
Hoth
Nau
Depositors Approve Plan at Savings Deposit Bank
J B Seward conservator says deposits respond strongly to the plan as every mail brings in many signed consents for the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co. The Chronicle Telegram notes the steady flow of approvals from depositors today.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
J. B. Seward
Chronicle-Telegram
Camp Iss-See-Kes Campers Award Winners
Twenty one Ely campers received awards at the closing campfire of the 1934 summer season at Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River in Ely Minnesota. William MacClellan won the camper of the period axe and a third year senior emblem. Jack Wood earned a first year emblem. Bud Wharton and Thomas Cochran received fourth year emblems. William Foster David Huffman Robert Minch Robert Tul k Robert Blayney and Ward Travers earned third year emblems. William Nichols Charles Elgar John Murdoch Sam Rockwood John Mowry Richard Terrell and Jack Stanford took second year emblems. William Timms Jack Boylan James Simpson and Bud Hoffman received first year emblems. Worandotte Lodge led in lodge competitions, while Iroquois Lodge won lodge inspection, Hur on Lodge won table inspection, and Mohican Lodge won track events.
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Ely Riators
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Ely
Vermilion River
William MacClellan
Jack Wood
Bud Wharton
Thomas Cochran
William Foster
David Huffman
Robert Minch
Robert Tulk
Robert Blayney
Ward Travers
William Nichols
Charles Elgar
John Murdoch
Sam Rockwood
John Mowry
Richard Terrell
Jack Stanford
William
Building Permits Rise in June Across Years
Building Inspector L. P. Kaiser reports June permits up from May and from June last year. In June 1938 the department issued 16 building permits with revenue of $103 and an estimated improvement value of $1,035. This June shows higher activity with 22 building permits, 11 plumbing, 28 electrical, and seven sign permits totaling $120.10 in revenue and an estimated improvement value of $3,405.
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L. P. Kaiser
Two Killed In Amsterdam Rioting
Disorders broke out in several parts of Amsterdam after a night of rioting leaving two men dead and twenty wounded. A 24 hour harbor protest strike was proclaimed and burgomasiet ordered police reinforcements from other cities.
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Amsterdam
Burgomasiet
Verdict favors OPSCo in eviction case against Gore
A jury in Judge J Joseph Petro's court ruled for Public Service Company in its eviction action against H I Gore of the Rosa Bee Shop. The trial, over a lease dispute, followed the appeals court's refusal to take the case from the justice court for lack of jurisdiction. The three day trial concluded with OPSCo prevailing.
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Joseph Petro
Tdict
Public Service Company
H. I. Goredon
Court of Appeals
Justice Court
Emis Bind
Army Captain Faces Dismissal
Army Captain Harold K. Coulter, a five year rise from private to captain, faces dismissal after a secret court martial found seven counts including improper relations with a San Antonio divorcee. He left the reservation under arrest and did not pay a doctor bill. the verdict awaits review before taking effect.
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Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Harold K. Coulter
Ohio National Guard
Coulter
Miami University
Ohio
San Antonio
South Texas
Gets Life for Killing Klan Leader Jefferson
Carl Church, itinerant painter, began a life sentence at Waupun prison for the murder of Earl B Gentry, a Ku Klux Klan leader. He said he was paid $60 by widow Carria Gill who lived with Gentry. Gill and her brother Ferdinand Probst face hearings July 11. they pleaded not guilty. Church stated, I did a good job for society when I killed Earl Gentry.
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Jefferson. Wis
Carl Church
Earl B Gentry
Waupuntoday
Church
Carria Gill
Gentry
Waupun
Gul
Ferdinand Probst
Arthur Puerner
Sarl Gentry
Rules On Milk Marketing Act Challenge Heard
Judge Nelson Schwab sustained a demurrer in an indictment charging John J Feldhaus Jr with violating the Milk Marketing Act by refusing to reveal books to the Milk Marketing Commission. He ruled compelling testimony without immunity violates the self incrimination clause unless immunity is granted. The ruling affects only the specific section though the broader act’s constitutionality was upheld by a prior appellate ruling in Cuyahoga County March 26.
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Schwab
Ae Commission
Cuyahoga County
Marco
Two Fatally Hurt in Toledo
Two men died in Toledo hospitals after automobile crashes. Alonzo Dudley, 20, of Detroit, died at Flower Hospital from a fractured skull after a collision near Erie Michigan. Edward Tucker, 21, also of Detroit, the other driver, was killed. Dora Blizzard, 86, of Toledo, remained at Mercy Hospital from injuries in a collision between two taxi cabs.
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Toledo
Alonzo Dudley
Detroit
Flower Hospital
Erie
Mich
Dudley
Edward Tucker
F Lied
Dora Blizzard
Gain Mercy Hospital
Terror spreads as Nazi regime enters terror stage
Across Germany wealth holders and their families vanish without trace as arrests spread fear. Wives refuse to confirm events, and fear extends to communication with foreigners. The climate mirrors other dictatorships as the regime enforces silence amid looming purges. Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering stand ready to widen terror.
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Oter
Franz von Papen
Unter der Linden
Adolf Hitler
Hermann Goering
Markets and livestock summarize Cleveland Toledo area notes
Market reports from Cleveland and Toledo cover produce steadiness with mixed quotes on extras and standards, poultry prices for Leghorn and colored fowls, and regional grain and potato quotations. Livestock receipts and values for cattle calves sheep hogs are listed with price ranges and weights. Ohio and Illinois egg and poultry quotes are included along with farm produce listings and local market details.
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Cleveland
Roosters Sc
North Carolias
Nys
Chicago
Creamery
Rock Springs
Idaho
North Carolina
Louisiana
Virginia
Carolina
Wallace’s hard year tests a wary president
The piece portrays President Wallace as tough and stingful in speech yet flexible on policy amid a severe drought that worsens farmer losses. It notes his enemies and friends, shifts toward inflation restraint, and belief in free international trade. It also sketches his daily life at Wardman Park Hotel and a resilient home life.
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Lenin
Wallace
Yast
Wardman Park
Washington
New Deal
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T. J. Rice
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Aleppo
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Burgner
East College
G. H. Durand
Yankton
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May EL Day
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Mart Fisher
Oberlin College
Ithaca
Campers Awards
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Santa Barbara
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Grady High Low Ave
Ohio Farmers
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G. M. Marsh and Son
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