Protest over hiring out of town workmen on Edison school job
Elyria union officials file protests with school board and city officers over out of town labor on the Edison school project and Fourth street alley sewer work. Robert Stephen of the Elyria bricklayers union cites mismatches with the Elyria preference agreement, noting several Cleveland and Lorain hires and local workers being fired for alleged incompetence. He demands local labor be prioritized for both the school and sewer jobs, including bids won by Fornaro Company of Cleveland.
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Edison
Fourth Street
Hast Avenue
Robert Stephen
Elyria Bricklayers Union
Lorain County Building Trades Council
Stephen
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Pasquale Gattozzi
Forman
Ireland
Ridgeville
Fornaro Company
Elyrians
Glass Declares Objections To Bill Withdrawn
Senator Glass of Virginia announced the administration had withdrawn all objections to his unemployment relief bill amendment. The move followed a conference with Secretary Mills and Eugene Meyer, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, about allowing Federal Reserve Banks to send funds directly to individuals and corporations.
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Bulletin
Washington
Senator Glass
Virginid
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury Mills
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Senator Glass to seek amendment to repeal prohibition
Senator Glass of Virginia announced he would introduce a constitutional amendment to repeal the eighteenth amendment and substitute a plan prohibiting liquor sales in saloons nationwide while leaving all other liquor control to the states.
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Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Ohio Weather Forecast Brings Clouds and Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight and Thursday across Ohio with local thunder showers in the north tonight and in the southeast and central portions late tonight or Thursday. Warmer in the south and cooler in the extreme north tonight. Cooler Thursday.
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Ohio
Vacation Money Goes As Liquor Fine Assessed
Jesse Buford of Saint Louis, Missouri faced a $200 fine plus costs after Patrolman Miller stopped him on Cleveland Street around 3:45 PM. Three unopened pints and one half empty bottle of liquor were found in his car along with just over $200. The mayor, W H Van Oster, imposed the fine for transporting liquor during a planned Cleveland vacation.
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Maller
Jesse Buford
Saint Lewis
Cleveland
Buford
Miller
Cleveland Street
Saint Louis
W. H. van Oster
Britain Looks to U S on War Debt Revisions
London July 13—Britain hints the United States must propose debt cuts or cancellation amid Lausanne reparations talks. Nevill Chamberlain says Britain open to cancel all debts owed to us if U S cancels its debts, but a new conference could follow if the goal isn’t met. The stance hinges on U S initiative and responses to settle war debts.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Lausanne
Copry
David Lloyd George
Germany
Manslaughter Trial Near Conclusion
The trial of Joseph Komives of Lorain for manslaughter in the accidental death of Josephine Baker on June 21 is to be concluded this afternoon before Judge W. B. Thompson. Komives is accused of driving a stolen car and failing to stop after the collision. he was arrested about a week after the accident by Lorain police.
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Joseph Komives
Lorain
Josephine Baker
W. B. Thompson
Komives
Bound Over To Grand Jury In Obscene Language Charge
Tony Pruchniski of Stop 48 Ely Tia avenue was bound to the grand jury under $200 bond at a morning hearing before Justice Walter H atts on a charge of using obscene language in the presence of Sophia Pasternak of Stop 48. Pruchniski pleaded not guilty.
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Tony Pruchniski
Stop
Ely- Tia Avenue
Walter Hatts
Sophia Pasternak
Pruchnisky
Seaway Development Treaty Expected Soon
Washington July 13 a source close to negotiators forecasts signing a United States Canada sea way development treaty for the St Lawrence Lakes to ocean within the next week or two. The report signals a major step in transcontinental shipping cooperation.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Lakes-to-ocean
Plane forced back home after cow damages rudder
In Frankford Michigan a hungry cow chewed the plane's nitro cellulose linen rudder forcing pilot Rus sell Weist to return to Battle Creek after landing at the local field. The incident halted the flight with the aircraft damaged but no injuries reported.
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Frankford
Mich
Russell Weist
Battle Creek
Senate Passes Compromise Measure for Relief Bill
Washington July 13 Congress labored to enact a 2.122 billion unemployment relief bill before sundown. Senate Democrats predicted passage to President Hoover soon though Hoover vetoed the prior measure. House Democrats planned immediate consideration as a House version exists. The bills hinge on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan rules and direct lending by Federal Reserve Banks, with three percent interest provisions and funding allocations for states, road building, public works, and self liquidating projects.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Democrats
Hoover
Senate
House
Robinson
Reconstruction Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Finance Corporation
Wagner
New York
Putnam fails coast to coast air record page
Amelia Earhart Putnam flew from the Pacific coast to Newark airport in 19 hours and six minutes. She diverted to Columbus for fuel this morning, ending her bid for a nonstop coast to coast record.
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Newark
N. J
Amelia Earhart
Putnam
Pacific Coast
Continent
Newark Airport
Bank Bandits Get Long Terms in Dundee Robbery
Three bandits who held up the Monroe County Bank at Dundee Michigan last Thursday were sentenced to 206 to 40 years by Judge Jesse H Root in Monroe Circuit Court. All will be confined in Jackson state prison. Convicts are John Reagen 46 Toledo Glenn Kratz 42 Toledo and Oscar Eaton 40 Temperance ch.
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Monroe
Mich
Monroe County
Dundee
Jesse H. Root
Jackson State Prison
John Reagen
Toledo
Glenn Kratz
Lulu
Oscar Eaton
Farmer of Temperance
Night Swimming Popular at Cascade Park Pool
Elyrians packed Cascade Park last night as 250 to 300 residents enjoyed the first nocturnal swim of the 1532 aeaxon. The pool opens evenings Tuesday through Friday from 7 to 9 pm for the rest of summer, with adults favored due to daytime work schedules and children invited to daytime swims.
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Cascade Park
Survey of Mine Strike Conditions Near Belmont and Athens
Brig. Gen. Harold M. Bush was ordered to conduct a general survey of the Belmont and Athens county mine strike areas amid two days of outbreaks. Reports say one striker was killed, a railroad bridge dynamited, and another set on fire in Athens county. Currently 250 guardsmen remain on strike duty, with about 200 in Hecking Valley and a 50-strong mobile force in the Eastern field. Two men have been shot dead and a third wounded, with hospital treatment in Bellaire.
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Columbus
Harold M. Bush
62Nd Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Frank D. Henderson
Belmont
Athens
Henderson
Camp Perry
White
Athens County
J. W. Rees
Hecking Valley
Nelsonville
Cadiz
Hockey Valley
Bellaire Hospital
Jurors Enjoy Picnic at Judge Webber's Home Lawn
Sixteen common pleas court jurors had a picnic lunch on the lawn at Judge A. R. Webber's Washington avenue home at noon yesterday. Guests included Judges W. B. Thompson and A. R. Webber, Bailiffs J. C. Jackson Charles Heiman Harry Moehlman and Nelson Balcomb, and court reporters.
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Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
W. B. Thompson
J. C. Jackson
Charles Heiman
Harry Moehlman
Nelson Balcomb
Physician Ends His Life in Toledo Office
Dr. John M. Frick a 62 year old Toledo physician ended 72 years of practice by suicide in his office reception room. His son David C. Frick discovered him with a bullet wound and a revolver in his hand. Frick had been despondent and is survived by his wife Louise Frick his mother Mrs David Frick and two brothers Edward and George Frick of Ottawa.
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Toledo
John M. Frick
David C. Frick
Ralph Doty
Frick
Louise Frick
David Frick
Edward
George Frick
Ottawa
Fined On Liquor Charge By Judge Sikora in Lorain
Frank Sikora of Lorain was fined 100 dollars plus costs for possession of liquor by Judge W B Thompson. The case, pending since January 1931, involved an indictment for manufacturing liquor, with Sikora permitted to plead to possession.
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Frank Sikora
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Sikora
Libby Holman Returns Home to Cincinnati After Tragedy
Libby Holman arrives with family in Cincinnati from Winston-Salem to evade curiosity about husband Smith Reynolds death. She will stay with sister Mrs. Kahn in Wyoming, plans to recuperate and may return to the stage, visiting Reynolda only for the grave. The Reynolds family shields her from questions as she copes with the scandal and loss.
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Cincinnati
Libby Holman
Winston-Salem
N. C
Smith Reynolds
Libby
Norfolk and Western
Clare
Myron T. Kahn
Kahn
Wyoming
R J. Reynolds
Alfred Holman
Mrs. Kahn
Reynolda
Reynolds
Smith
Blanche Yurka
New York
Ab. Walker
Coformer
Winston- Salem
Britain and France Extend Major Private Loans Abroad
Washington July 13 U S European nations seek to cut twelve year old war debts by private loans totaling 4.2 billion dollars to other countries. Britain and France dominate these loans with Britain lending 3.43 billion and France 472 million to foreign nations since 1926.
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Washington
U.2
United States
Commerce Department
Great Britain
France
Britain
Poland
Bulgaria
Czecho-Slovakia
Congress Keeps Relatives On Payroll Despite New Law
A jokey loophole in the economy act lets congressmen keep relatives on their payrolls. The House revises clerks hire limits to $4,583.33 after a 13 percent cut, with discretion to distribute among clerks. Several lawmakers even raised or replaced relatives’ pay amid public outcry.
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Raymond Clapper
Unitedress
Washington
United Press
Congress
House
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
House of Representatives
Public debt policy faces stronger opposition in U S
Washington July 13 The administration faces strong congressional and public opposition to canceling or reducing Europe war debts of 11 billion. Senate critics attack secret negotiations while Stimson denies assurances to debtors. Some officials link debt settlement to disarmament amid belief that Europe will pay only if militaries are trimmed.
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Washington
Europe
London
United States
Sen. John
California
Stimson
State Department
White House
Borah
Congress Extends Old Salary Rules for Clerks In House
Official notice confirms the old top limit of 3900 dollars per clerk remains intact within the existing cap of 4583.33 dollars for congressmen who may allocate it as they choose. The provision exempted lawmakers from the married worker rule in dismissals and hiring, avoiding impact on spouses serving in government payrolls.
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Congress
Garner
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports show June business failures at 2,688, the fewest since December, per R G Dun. Toledo Willys Overland boosts July output by 20 percent to fulfill orders for new models, per John N Willys. Steel production edges up to 16 percent capacity per Iron Age. New York Water Service net earnings for year to May 31 totaling 1,755,687, up from 1,721,822.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Toledo
Willys-Overland Co
John N. Willys
New York Water Service Co
Senate Acts On War Department Bill Amid Deadlock
Washington July 18 Congress completed the year’s fiscal work when the Senate passed a 3389,000,000 War Department appropriation and sent it to the White House. The House broke a weeks long deadlock by limiting a provision aimed at economy and reducing the number by 2,000. The Senate yielded several points to the House to reach a complete agreement.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
War Department
White House
House
Armed Revolt in Ecuador Shocks Quito and Loja
In Guayaquil and Loja a rebel movement erupted as General Cordova proclaimed Colonel Luis Larrea Alba dictator. Colonel Aquilino Vascones moved toward Loja to quell the revolt, while Col Larrea Alba was alleged to seize power in Quito. The uprising appears confined to these areas. Larrea Alba had previously served as acting president.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Loja
Cordova
Luis Larrea Alba
Aquilino Vascones
Cuenca
Lois
Quito
Larrea Alba
Bélivar Valdiv Alba
Truck Driver Is Fined Twenty Five Dollars
Harold Dykens of Cleveland was fined 25 dollars and costs by Justice Walter H. Watts after arraignment on a charge of operating an overloaded truck. Deputy sheriffs made the arrest.
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Harold Dykens
Cleveland
Walter H. Watts
Roosevelt In Jovial Mood On Political Cruise
En route with Franklin D Roosevelt the forty foot yawl heads north as a seven day ocean cruise becomes a political expedition. Roosevelt, assured by J Howard McGrath that New York will back the Democratic ticket despite a preference for Alfred E Smith, remains in a jovial mood.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stonington
Conn
New York
J. Howard McGrath
Alfred B. Smith
Officer in Charge of Vets Hospital Shot Dead
Washington July 13 Dr Victor A Aimone medical officer in charge of the Mt Alto Waterang Hospital here was shot to death in his office today Police arrested Frank Passett a former hospital patient.
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Washington
Victor A. Aimone
Mt. Alto Waterang
Frank Passett
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Bill
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Ginginnati
North Carolina
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