Pennsylvania official warns steel captains in Homestead
Homestead Pa July 6 Lieutenant Governor Thomas Kennedy told about 2000 labor sympathizers that state police and National Guard would not be used against a steel strike. He spoke at an outdoor rally near the 1892 Homestead massacre site and said Governor Earle would ensure workers constitutional rights. Kennedy, main speaker, warned against past tactics as steel workers commemorated the 1892 deaths.
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Homestead
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
George TL. Earle
Washington
Harrisburg
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Convention Moves At Legion Home Tomorrow Night
After the Post meeting, about nine o clock, movies of the American Legion National Convention shown. The feature, featuring parades bands and drum corps, is praised by Commander Eliis Nielsen who invites all parade lovers to attend.
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Post No. 12
American Legion
St Louis
Eliis Nielsen
Five More Captured in Stolen Bonds Case
New York July 1 federal officials arrested five more men in and around New York during the holiday weekend as the recovery of 2.9 million dollars in bonds stolen in Wall Street a year and a half ago moved past the halfway mark. Two 100,000 dollar U S Treasury notes were found in a suitcase at Grand Central Terminal. Authorities say the suspects face charges under the national stolen properties law. The Abbey of Fontevrant in France is noted as the world’s only mixed man community under an abbess.
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New York
Wall Street
Department of Jative
United States Treasury
Grand Central Terminal
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Fontevrant
France
Woman Sheriff To Perform Execution In Kentucky
Owensboro Kentucky July 6 Mrs Florence Thompson county sheriff and mother of four said she would hang Rainey Bethel 23 for the rape murder of a 70 year old woman Bethel is jailed in Louisville and faces execution Bethel death sentence is to be carried out in July 81 she would rather do the task than hire others or delegate the duty in this case.
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Owensborq. Ky
Florence Thompson
Davies County
Rainey Bethel
Thompson
Bethel
Loulsville
Pilda
Death Records Chronicle Multiple Local Obituaries
Death notices from Elyria and nearby areas list Mrs Marion Q Bennett of 353 Cambridge Ave dead at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 1 AM aged 64 born in Athi Michigan with nine daughters and three grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev Young. Also notes Miss Harriett Bearer died in Philadelphia and burial at St Marys Cemetery. Charles Putt of Columbia died after illness, survived by wife Agnes and three daughters. service details given. Additional items mention infant Chestre Henri Wilorek buried after death at home. Ida ofield Wellington resident with services noted. various relatives listed across Cleveland, Columbus, Dover, and Philadelphia.
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Marion QO
Berne
Marion QO. Bennett
Cambridge Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Athi Michigan
Bennett Wan
Catherine
Columbus
KE. L. Shafer
Elyria
Rev. Young
Ridgeville
Harriett Bearer
Ely
Philadelphia
St. Mary’s Cemete
Howard
James
Harry
Charles
Youngsown
Charles Putt
Columbia
Hts
Mes
Agnes Putt
Mamie Sons
Barberton
Viola Herald
Louis Ausuenka
Dover
Mami Neill
Florida
Cleveland
Purr
Richard Pi L
Oberlin couples celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mrs. Brit Ward hosted a family dinner honoring Mero and Mrs. Frank Ives and the 50th wedding anniversary of the Ives couple and Mr. Ward. Attendees included Merce Ward Wilbur Ward and daughter Mary Drake, along with others from Oberlin. Flowers and gifts were exchanged.
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Oberlin
Brit Ward
Mero
Frank Ives
Oberlein
Ward
Merce
Wilbur Ward
Mary Drake
Overlin
Ted Morris
Ives
Courthouse divorces filed in common pleas court
Two suits for divorce were filed in common pleas court Friday, one by the wife and one by the husband. Grounds cited include neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Several other filings involve property, trust issues, and wills, with marriages and dates noted.
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Common Pleas Court
Aross Nessert
Fiereure
Teresa Lowains
Nelson Lewis
Omarried
Jane Taaa
Covinetan
Keates
Pleads Not Guilty to Serious Charge in Court
Jereks of Clark Avenue pleaded not guilty to assault with intent to kill when arraigned before Justice Joven Q. Petra. Arrest warrant by Mike Radae for Dotter alleges attempted transfer. defense notes he is in county jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Jereks
Clark Avenue
Ivs- Hee
Joven Q. Petra
Jeneks
Mike Radae
Petrots
Pleads Guilty Before Justice Petro
Jenest Seltzer was arrested by sheriff deputies on July 4 and pled guilty before Justice Petro for a charge of rateexteste. He was fined £18 and costs at arraignment.
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Petro
Jenest Seltzer
Jeveland
Joseph
Fragments of Weekend Visits Across Several Towns
Residents and relatives gathered for weekend visits across Gratton Moreantown and nearby towns. Names include DeForest Pratt family of Cincinnati. Albright of East College Meat MU Pratt. Mrs Walter Ernst of Louisville visiting her brother. Kimimell family on North Professor Street. Kathleen Preston and Carol Preston with families. George Preston and family from Ashland. Dorothy House of Western Reserve University. and H W M House and Lounsbrough family guests.
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Walter Ernst
Laulaville
IL Kimimell Ard
North Professol Street
Myr
Woos
Carsay Sand
Virginia
Gratton
Moreantown
W. Va
EL Mack
Groveland Street
Kathleen Preston
M Hardles
Deus
Carol Preston
Medina
Mack
George Preston
Ashland
Madse Wi Jney
North Parket
L. E. Mack
Dorothy House
Western Reserve University
H. M. House
South Main Sireet
R. S Young
New Concord
J. E. Rosecran
North Pleasant Street
Kathleen Rostcrans
Oberlin
HW. OM
JH. Wilbur
Vermont
Charles Weakins
Mary Lounsbrough
Harry Lounsbrough
Elyvia
Robert van Heseltine
North Kostress
Don Clark
Claveland
Banking Bills To Be Introduced In Senate
Banking bills to strengthen Ohio financial institutions will be offered in the senate. Samuel A. Squire, state superintendent of banks, says banks must hold surplus until it equals capital stock, built up by transferring 10 percent of dividend funds quarterly over about two and a half years. The measure aims to reduce stockholder volatility, fund field examinations through a levy on approved expenditures, and place all but top officials in civil service.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Samuel A. Squire
Afsa
Ile
Syilire
Segeld
Herna
Bourg
Dirigible Makes Fast Trip Home
The Hindenburg landed at 1 20 a m in Germany after a 45 hour flight from U S Naval Air Station Lakehurst New Jersey establishing a record for speed to return homeward to Germany.
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Dirigible
Germany
Hindenburg
U. S. Naval Air Station
Lanehfurt
N. J
State Representative Rogers Suffers Injury
State Representative Rogers was confined to his home at Belden today due to an injury from stepping on a nail while working on his farm. He carried a timber about 100 pounds when the nail penetrated his shoe causing the hurt. William Linder was fined $1 and costs for some offense arraigned before Mayor Wow A. fated. The mayor suspended the fine and costs on condition of good behavior.
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PL HL Rogers
Belden
William Linder
Wow A. Fated
Tne
Slag Road Oiling Plan Aids Dust Prone Areas
County commissioners approved oiling of slag portions along half concrete roads to reduce dust near homes. The plan targets stretches 40 feet in front of residences, creating 200 feet of protected slag and concrete mix on each side. Five and a half miles on the Laurance Road, six on Vermilion, five on Wakeman Belden, plus Pittsfield Township roads are included. Additional oiling of other county roads was delayed by rain.
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Streyor
J. We. Witden
Jol Davidson
Warden
Lauanse
Vermilion
Wakeman-Belden
Pittsfield Township
Delinquent Taxes Paid in First Half of 1936 report
County Auditor G. Kelser to the state auditor shows 376,192.49 dollars collected in delinquent taxes from former years, lowering total delinquent taxes from 3,935,468.70 to 3,235,266.20. Unpaid delinquent taxes and past-year totals remained high, with 2,744,753 dollars unpaid at period end. Total collections reach 1,442,480.14 across county, township, school, city, and special assessments. Inheritance taxes distributed: 3,914.48 to townships, 2,877.95 to municipalities, rest to state.
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Lorain
G &. Kelser
Counamis
Newtownards Townhall Dates From 1200
Newtownards, a town of about 10 900 in Ulster Northern Ireland, traces origins to the year 1200.
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Newtownards
Ulste Orthern
Ireland
Lake Freight Shipments Rise Beyond Last Year
Heavy freight movement on the Great Lakes for the 1936 navigation season surpasses early forecasts. June ore and coal shipments set new records, with Lake Erie docks reporting 6,108,077 tons and upper lakes ore shipments at 108,220 tons, driving season totals well above 1935 and the 1929 peak.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
Dorks
Servie
Upper Lakes
Lake Eli Exchange
Lake Superior
Number Five Continued From Page One Car Crash Details
The narrative describes a collision on Route 18 south of Mt. Vernon involving a car driven by George F. Clements of Mt. Vernon that led to a ditching. Additional fatalities in Ohio include Frank Clinser, 63, and his wife Fimma, 64, from Williamstown. The text then shifts to Gibraltar's heraldic arms and demographic note on Mesire.
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George F. Clements
Mt. Vernon
Route 18
Ohio
Frank Clinser
Fimma
Williamstown
Hantuck Cour
Multiple Fatalities Reported in Nationwide Accidents
Fifteen people died in Michigan auto crashes and eighteen in Ohio. Brownsings linked to two more deaths. A Toledo volley coaster fatality and a Salt Lake City giant racer accident are noted. Four people perished in airplane crashes across Connecticut, California, Illinois and Nebraska. A Jehovah’s Witness convention in Manchester New Hampshire saw many stricken by ptomaine poisoning. A South Carolina youth drowned after being struck by lightning while swimming. A Milwaukee motorcycle racer was killed at a race and four other auto racers died in Iowa and Florida incidents. Four motorists died when a car careened into a tree near De Kalb Illinois.
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Michigan
Ohio
Toledo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Connecticut
California
Ilinois
Nebraska
Jehovah's Witnesses
Manchester
N. H
South Carolina
Milwaukee
Wis
Florida Wheys
de Kalb
Automobiles Tie Pole Crash Kills and Injures Several
A fatal crash near Salem left Mrs Betty Laykum and several others injured or dead after cars collided and an overturned vehicle pinned a passenger. Names include Nada Wicks Groveport Franklin County and Virginia Marton Circleville among others in the roster of victims and witnesses.
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Nada Wicks
Groveport
Franklin County
Diana Dulick
Tl. Atthippa
Paam Goodwine
Belles Fontaine
Virginia Marton
Circleville
Betty Laykum
Cleveland
Salem
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Legion
Sue Bird
Court Street
Ruthd
Ruth
Wave Shop
Kauffman Ve
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad St
East Ave
Miss Harriety
Chester Henry Blocker
Henri Wilorek
Peon
John Wluczek F
Sla West Street
Haly Cross
Lawrenes Brones
St Mary's Uemeery
Inu
Reques
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TDA
Cleef
Welling
Ida Ofeld
R i Ofielate
Abe
Edward A. van Cleef
Wellington
Iowa
Pergroen
Py Frecree
NI Hodas
Nicholas Schimidt
Sheffield
Clevetat
Liesfield
Marea Ulevelos
Frany Cyousyety Sterfield
Rey Hohe
Lato
Pete
Tore Denawn Fer
Western Reserve Finance
Terner
Alorsie County Company
Lorain County
Esther We Wood
A. Bahr
I Aping Street
American Legion Auxiliary
J. A. Champion
North
East College Street
Frank FE
Peck
Order of DeMolay
Oberlin Grange Hall
Oberlin Odd Fellows
Pansy Cha Order of Eastern Star
Irs
Durward Knepper
Durwar¢é
Feveland Trust Conpany
Agaist Maria
Duayin Maninga
Lorain Granerty
Elizabeth Faire
Crystal
Juanita
Herbert
Darrell
Roberta
June Feakins
Arthur
Kettueth c
Hillip Nwtham
Helen
Donald
Elvin
Ourward
Dwight Knepper
Rogers
Sederis Restaurant
Odonnell
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyrts, Ohio
Mesire
Gibraltar
Matehoet Han
Eadras
Ostia Dusts
Ugar
Laearteen
Roosters
Leghorn
Daenberg
Leviton
Cuktlee
Kak Valley
Midvnunl
Cleveland Linton
Chat Wertiers
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Daetor Sts
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