CANDIDATES RACE IN OHIO GUBERNATORIAL AND SENATE FIGHTS
In Columbus on July 9, Republican governor hopefuls James J. Brown and Daniel E. Morgan vie for lead as the primary nears August 14. White Donahey and West push Roosevelt policy. Sparks challenges Brown with attacks on opportunism. Sawyer Dever and Pickrel lead Democratic gubernatorial contenders with Sawyer strongest in cities.
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Columbus
United States
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Daniel E. Morga
Cleveland
Ohio
George White
A Vie Donahey
Charles West
Roosevelt
White
Donahey
West
Robert J. Bulkley
C. Nelson Sparks
Akron
Brown
Morgan
Sparks
Walter Brown
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Martin L. Dever
Kent
William Pickrel
Dayton
Sawyer
Davey
Mrs Roosevelt Busy Chicago Schedule At World’s Fair
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt begins a crammed Chicago visit with press conference radio broadcast and a tour of the Art Institute. She plans charity work and a reception, with Miss Marion Bickerman and Miss Nancy Cook along. The first lady warns they may extend their stay to a week.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marion Bickerman
Blackstone
Roosevelt
Miss Bickerman
Nancy Cook
Hyde Park
Bok
Madison
Ind
Ind. “We're Not Here Officially Until Tomorrow," Mrs. Roosevelt
Local News In a Few Lines
Reports show a car failed to stop after a collision in Grafton Sunday evening with license number recorded by the sheriff. A12 year old boy was bitten on Woodland Avenue requiring medical care after a dog attack. Two cars damaged at East Avenue and Fourth Street in an evening incident. Glen Rogers reports a stolen car from his lot with license 183. A four tube midget radio car was stolen from Big-Bee Supply on Broad Street. Irving Weber reports his car license 190-042 stolen Saturday night in Lorain.
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W. H. Stuntz
John Lersch and Company
Sheriff's Department
Grafton
Harold McCallister
Woodland Avenue
Fourth Street
Birkbeck
Wadsworth
Ohio
East Avenue
Glen Rogers
East Bridge Street
Glen Rogers Motor Company
Big-Bee Supply Company
Broad Street
Irving Weber
Middle Avenue
Lorain
Await Reply Of Father Coughlin To Severe Critic
New York July 9 The ecclesiastical world awaited Father Charles E Coughlin's reply to Dr John Haynes Holmes charges that the crowd's acclaim has turned the Detroit priest's radio sermonage into insufferable arrogance Holmes urged touch and sacrifice for the public good and warned Coughlin to see the truth of character disintegration and the dangers his career may pose The priest of Shrine of the Little Flower faces sharp public critique of emotion over reason and a trend toward popular issues
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New York
Charles E Coughlin
John Haynes Holmes
Shrine of the Little Flower
Detroit
Dr. Holmes
Colimausary Church
Lfe
Father Coughlin
Bombers Test Flight Aids Alaska Trip Prep
Five Martin bombers carried fifteen crew from Dayton to Fort Worth and back to Dayton, testing fuel use and data for the planned Alaska flight. Wright Field at Dayton serves as headquarters for the two motor Monoplanes before their training and survey leg to Washington.
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Dayton
Alaska
Fort Worth
Texas
Wright Field
Washington
Starkey Boosters Headed to Akron Meeting
A group of Lorain County residents will travel to Akron tonight for a meeting at the Portage hotel. The Veterans Starkey for Congress club sponsors the event and Elyria attendees are anticipated.
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Starkey Boosters
Akron
Portaga Hotel
Veterans Starker
Congress Club
Elyria
Local Man Fined One Dollar For Coal Theft
John Brooks was fined $1 and costs by Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning after arraignment on a petit larceny charge brought by B. & C. railroad detectives for stealing 50 cents worth of coal. The remark about fellow-feeling reflects the social state.
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John Brooks
W. H. Vanoster
Sea Serpent Sighted Off Edgewater Beach
In Lake Erie near Edgewater Park bath beach, a creature described as a sea serpent about 20 feet long with a dog-sized head was seen by six witnesses, including Ben A Schwarz. Schwarts initially mistook it for a dog and said the serpent swam for about 15 minutes before moving toward deeper water. The sighting notes the animal is not native to Lake Erie and remains unexplained.
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Clevelaam
Lake Erie
Edgewater Park
Bath Beach
Ben A. Schwarz
Schwarts
Lorain County 4-H Camp Institute Announces Sessions
Lorain County 4 H Club members in the rural area will attend Camp Crag for an institute led by Miss Minnie Price and Addis Barthel. Sessions cover roles of men and women in the community, building evening programs, and folk songs. County agents will guide the final day workshop with J F Cunningham of Ohio State University speaking at noon.
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AE Leas
Ain Cox Wi Gs
Cam Cours
Aero Qhin
Young Pecate
Ms Cau North
Will P
Vo Senmidt
Fevs’ Institute
Mucy
Minnie Price
Addis
Ean
Qi State University College of Egriculture
Death Record Charles Albright in Amherst
Charles Albright died at 649 Poplar Findar Street near Mrs Jenning Coourp home on Barria Avenue. Born in Amherst he lived there. Surviving sister Mary Fred Schmauch Elyria. Funeral Wednesday at St. Hastman Congregational officiated burial Cleveland Street Cemetery.
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Charles Albright
Amherst
Po On Findar
Hame
Jennig Coourp
Barria Avenue
Albri Wes
Anmaeters
Ry Fred Schmauch
Elyria
Funera
Hastman
Congregational 9
Cleveland Street
Cemeter
Belden Man Fined After Traffic Stop At Grafton Court
Harold Ross of Belden was fined 825 and costs by Justice James Lilley for operating with the wrong plates. Ross pleaded guilty and was committed to jail if the fine is not paid. Josephine Zbrezny of Lorain filed for divorce from Joby Zbrezny on extreme cruelty grounds. they wed in 1916 and have two children.
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Harold Ross
Belden
James Lilley
Grafton
Ciry
Ross
Josephine Zbrezny
Lorain
Joby Zbrezny
National Retail Credit Assn Names Crowder Local Manager
Crowder was named local manager and treasurer of the National Retail Credit Association by the board after the Memphis convention. He is general manager and controller of a large Allentown department store and has held posts in Texas Chicago and South Bend. Guy E. Hulse was elected secretary and general manager of the National Consumer Credit Reporting Corporation. Sleds are used by fishermen in an English town to carry nets and gear over two miles of shallow water to fishing grounds.
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Pennsyvantan
National Credit Assy
Lindley
Crowder
1Ecal
National
Memphis
Tennesee
Elvira Retail Credit Rating Bureau
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Zome
Texas
Chicago
South Bend
Guy E. Hulse
National Retail Credit Association
National Consumer Credit Reporting Corporation
Recreation program starts in village churches
The village inaugurates a week long recreation program under the Joint Council with Holden of Others overseeing activities. Ground ball and passball will be at Park street grounds from morning to evening. Junior playground ball, church baseball, and business men's games are planned, with crafts and dramatic work led by Miss Jane Smith at the First E. church.
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Ween
Coalin High
H Holden
Village
Thej First Chur First Methods Church
Rust ME
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Park Street
Jane Smith
Childres
Fir Et al. E
Club Activities Of Coming Week
Regular meetings and social events fill the week in town. Vine Rebekah Lodge meets tonight in lodge rooms, Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 American Legion gathers this evening in the Legion hall, and the T M T M club will be entertained Tuesday at Mrs. Gerald Keller’s home on Hollywood Avenue. Oberlin Masonic lodge and Eastern Stars plan a picnic Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. N A Martin’s home at 141 North Main Street, with picnic meals and BYO silver dishes.
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Vine
Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
T. M. T. M. Club
Gerald Keller
Hollywood Avenue
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Eastern Stars
N. A. Martin
North Main Street
Amherst Dentist Joins Dr Cavagna in Amherst Office
Dr Henry Hoffner, a well known Amherst dentist with about 12 years in private practice, joins Dr Charles A Cavagna. Hoffner will split time between Amherst and Wigria while continuing his Amherst practice. He is a Western Reserve University graduate and specializes in extractions and plate work.
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Henry Hoffner
Amherst
Charles A. Cavagna
Cavagna
Hoffner
Wigria
Western Reserve University
Fire crew tackles two incidents ending with minor damage
Nvila Tiremen conducted two runs during the work-end. The first to J Brennan's auto on 559 Lodi Street found smoke due to the emergency brake being set. The second to a three family home at 27 Lake Avenue uncovered a defective motor in a refrigerating unit on fire, confined to the motor with only slight damage.
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Nivila
J. Brennan
B. Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Lake Avenue
Parachutist Dies in Detroit Jump At City Airport
Detroit 24 year old George B Thompson dies after his parachute fails to open during a delayed jump at City Airport. Spectators witness as he falls about 2,500 feet and the chute opens too late to save him. authorities suspect misjudged speed.
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Detroit
George B. Thompson
Ciiy
Thompson
Real Estate Transfers In Avon And Elyria
George Jenkins transfers property at North Ridge and Stoney Ridge Roads Avon to Peter and Anna A Satter. Tra Gough also transfers the same Avon parcel to Peter and Anna A Satter. Louisa M Dippel deceased to Rita D Buerkel sublets 119 and 120 block F West Shire Subdivision Sheffield Lake. Joseph and Emma Dunford convey Lincoln Court Elyria to Ida S Barber.
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George Jenkins
Peter
Anna A. Satter
North Ridge Road
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Tra Gough
Louisa M. Dippel
Rita D. Buerkel
West Shire
Sheffield Lake
Joseph and
Emma Dunford
Ida S. Barber
Lincoln Court
Elyria
U.S. Industry Edges Up From Depression Low
Washington reports that after a long downturn the American business sector shows a tentative rise with official and private figures indicating recovery. Industrial activity has rebounded to about 58 to 61 percent of predepression output, with hopes of further gains as government spending plans accelerate. Despite 19 million still unemployed, economists note the downturn is easing and preparations for continued stimulus are underway.
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Washington
Laau
Parslyts
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Juma
Bureau of Labor
Alleged chicken thief killed in Richmond shootout
In Richmond Indiana two farmers Waller and Therbie Miksell opened fire on alleged chicken thieves. Clarence Walton 18 was killed Clyde Hayes 25 wounded Maria Hunt 18 and Lawrence Moore 18 arrested. They named Marguerite Roberts and Bennett Moore 47 as further suspects.
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Richmond
Ind
Waller
Therbie Miksell
Here
Clarence Walton
Clyde Hayes
Maria Hunt
Lawrence Moore
Marguerite Roberts
Bennett Moore
Kasper suit goes to supreme court in Ohio case
A case from Elyria involving the accidental death of Kasper, a student at Oberlin College, reaches the Ohio Supreme Court. Administrator Emi Kasg seeks damages, alleging the college was negligent after Kasper fell down an elevator shaft. the court of appeals previously upheld a lower ruling in the college’s favor.
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Columbus O Jylv
Pal J. Kasper
Elyria
Ohin Supreme Court
Emi Kasg
I Kasper
Qbeilin Valeze
We Denow
Court of Appeals
Hopkins reshapes relief programs and travels abroad
Hopkins, frustrated by early setbacks, scrapped the GWA, refocused on state-led reef work, and expanded three relief efforts. The Federal Surplus Relief Corporation buys cotton, pork, butter and milk for the jobless and hungry while FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF distributes goods to maximize impact. He plans a six week European vacation to study social housing and tests during his absence.
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Hopkins
CWA
Tyro
GWA
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
FERC
Roosevelt
England
Germany
Italy
France
Europe
Walker-Johnson
Wink Bails Sheriff From Kidnappers After 200 Mile Flight
Hutchinson Kansas July 9 A sly wink by Sheriff P A Dickerson of Rice County to a filling station operator helped trap two men accused of forcing the law officer to ride with them for about 200 miles in his own car at gunpoint. The suspects Pate Mortensen 22 St Paul and Red Blaze 35 Oswego N Y were captured near the Oklahoma line after sighting the sheriff and surrendering when he convinced them he could not be a shield. The men reportedly abducted the sheriff during a Fredericks Kansas robbery and drove toward Lyons Kansas before a final pursuit ended in the underbrush where they gave up.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Pate Mortensen
St. Paul
Red Blaze
Oswego N. Y
Hutchinson Reformatory
Former Official McKinney Dies After Long Career
Benjamin Jackson McKinney 84 founder of the Marietta Times and former mayor of Marietta Ohio died after a prolonged illness. A paralytic stroke in 1925 ended active work. He began on Ohio river packets and was named by President Harding as a justice department operative. He later sold the Times to his sons in 1908 and held many public posts including chief deputy state auditor and county/state inspector roles.
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Marietta, O
Benjamin Jackson McKinney
The
Marietta
McKinney
the Times
Frank B
William P. McKinney
Sistersville
West Virginia
Harmon
Washington County
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MES
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Louis Bliss
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Bert Locke
Bridgette Club
Jerry Steel
Morgan Street
Queriin Business Men's Club
R. P Harvey
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White Rapids Dam
Stephenson
Michigan
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Craig
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Neil
Elmo Gilhers Su
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C. R. Summ
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East Lorain Street
Ray Malham
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Oberlin Laundry
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