Veterans siege Capitol grounds grows with reinforcements
Washington July 13 The siege of the Capitol by Bonus Army veterans intensified as reinforcements from Oregon led by a bugle and drum corps joined hundreds sleeping on pavements around the Capitol. Californians also arrived, paraded, and shared blankets with Oregon men amid ongoing talks over access and grass restrictions.
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Washington
United States Capitol
Capitol
Congress
Bonus
Oregon
California Regiment
Anacostia Flats
Roy Robertson
California
Pelham Glassford
Water
Senate
Capitol Plaza
Glassford
Lynn
Pleads Guilty and Is Fined by Mayor
Harvey Snellenberger alias Graham pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined 50 dollars plus costs by Mayor W H Van Oster yesterday afternoon. He was jailed in the county jail for nonpayment of the fine. In Portsmouth Ohio adrift boy and dog rescued from Scioto River after the skiff was pushed away.
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Harvey Snellenberger
Graham
W. H. van Oster
Portsmouth
Scioto
Thomas Lewis
Ringo
Elyrian
Edward Flood
Elyria
Drownings Reported In Twin Creek Incident
Hugh Marion, 19, drowned in Twin Creek at night while swimming with a companion. He was swept off his feet by a whirlpool and carried into a deep pool.
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Dayton
Hugh Marion
Twin Creek
Senate Rejects Hoover Plan on R F C Directorate
The Senate rejected President Hoover's bid to expand the Reconstruction Finance Corporation board to eight with four Democrats and four Republicans. Democrats argued against extra salaries during an economy drive. Observers said Democrats sought campaign leverage by keeping administration control of the agency.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Democrats
Robinson
Elyrian Passes State Medical Examination
John W Cronin of Elyria among 231 medical students who passed the state medical examination at Columbus last week. Certificates permitting practice in Ohio are now being prepared for those who passed the exam.
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John W. Cronin
Elyria
Columbus
Ohio
Imprisoned for Failing to Pay Fine in Local Case
Sam Nagy Sr was jailed overnight for not paying a $1 fine and $5.70 in costs for a fictitious Themse on his dog. Justice Joseph Petro imposed the fine and costs. Nagy had been released on promise to pay July 1 but did not. Edward Flood of Elyria was fined $50 and costs after pleading guilty before Mayor W H Van Oster. William Smith of Oberlin was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving. Joy Weinstein of West River Street was fined $5 and costs for intoxication before Mayor Van Oster.
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Sam Nagy, Sr
Joseph Petro
Nagy
William Smith
Oberlin
W. H. VanOster
Joy Weinstein
West River Street
Elyria Fire Department Sees Record Low Fire Loss
Elyria firemen report that fire loss in the first half of 1932 dropped to less than one fifth of the prior year’s level. Since July, there have been almost no calls with only two small fires recorded on July 3, marking ten days without a service call.
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Elyria
Divorce Actions and Debts Filed in Court
Mary Ambrisco of Lorain filed for divorce from Andrew on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married in 1928 and have two children. John H. Nagel sues Victor J. Wailhelmy of Avon for 13000 on a note. mortgage foreclosure sought. Jackson Park Buick Co of Chicago sues Dr F M Sponsellor of Wellington for 168 on a chattel mortgage for a car. Florence Foster of Ridgewake granted divorce from Harold for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. alimony set at 500 dollars. Salvation Army reports prisoners paroled in their care.
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Mary Ambrisco
Lorain
Andrew
John H. Nagel
Victor J. Wailhelmy
Avon
Jackson Park Buick Company
Chicago
F. M. Sponsellor
Wellington
Florence Foster
Ridgewake
Harold
A. R. Webber
Republicans to Name State Campaign Manager at Columbus
July 18. Selection of a state campaign manager tops the agenda at the Republican State Convention to be held in Columbus auditorium Thursday and Friday. The State Central Committee will meet Thursday afternoon to choose the manager, ahead of the convention’s opening session barring any new disagreement. The event centers on Secretary of War Patrick J Hurley’s Thursday evening speech endorsing Hoover’s Midwest re election and on delegates' stance on prohibition. A strazhr forward repeat plank may be proposed. The convention runs Thursday afternoon at 4 and ends Friday morning.
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Columbus
Columbus Auditorium
State Central Committee
Witl
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover
Middle West
Color Contest Offers Free Circus Tickets
The Chronicle Telegram invites many boys and girls to color pictures from a published page. Entries may be mailed or delivered in person to the office by Friday afternoon. Hundreds are expected as colorings arrive rapidly, with winners earning free tickets to Gentry Bros. circus appearing Monday.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gentry Bros. Theus
Chronicle- Telegram
Oberlin Receives Grant for Research in England
Professor R A Jelliffe of Oberlin College English department received a grant from the American Council of Learning Societies to support study in liberal arts with emphasis on the Wrycliffe tracts. He will work largely at the British Museum in London accessing original manuscripts and plans a concluding treatise upon his return.
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England
R. A. Jelliffe
Oberlin College
American Council of Learning Societies
Jelliffe
Wryceliffe
British Museum
London
Car Stolen From Lorain County Bank Front
Mrs. Mary Ruggles reported to police at 1 P M that her car was stolen from in front of the Lorain County Bank. The license plate bears a New York number, details unclear.
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Mary Ruggles
Lorain County Bank
New York
Unusual Trees On Sharp Property Washington Ave
Elyria garden feature highlights historic Sharp property trees on Washington Avenue. Notable plantings include Kentucky coffee tree, large gingko, European linden, catalpa, and rare Paulownia. garden growth reflects old village plans and early import interests.
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Catalpa
Ana Paulownia
Paul T
Japan
Washington
Paris
Montreal
Scotland
Miss Keeler
Virgilia
Kentucky
North America
Tennessee
North Carolina
Europe
America
Deaths: John Kaczmarczyk 37 Elyria resident
John Kaczmarczyk died at his home on West Avenue yesterday after a yearlong illness. Born December 20, 1894 in Poland, he lived in Elyria 19 years and worked at Pfaudler Co. for five. He was a Holy Cross church member and belonged to Polish groups. Survived by widow Lot tie and four children Jessie Stanley John Harry, plus three brothers and two sisters in Poland. Funeral arrangements pending.
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John Kaczmarczyk
West Avenue
Poland
Elyria
Pfaudler Company
Holy Cross Church
Alliance of Poles In America
St. Joseph's Society
Lottie
Jessie
Stanley
John
Harry
Car Wreck After Hitting Pole Near Bath Street
A car bearing Harold Bainbridge of 107 Floral Court struck a pole at Lake Avenue and Bath Street around 11 30 AM. Police found the occupants not present though bystanders said three men were in the car. The driver reportedly lost control on Bath Street while turning. UTICA NY. A three inch nail driven into Mrs John Griffin of 67 by her head caused her death after infection set in. The act was not discovered until a day later when she was taken to a hospital and the nail was removed.
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Edith Sly
Norwalk
W. B. Gerrish
East College Street
Harold Bainbridge
Floral Court
Lake Avenue
Bath Street
Utica
N. Y
John Griffin
Joe Cirigiana
Bond Street
Joe
Cascade Park
Black River
MARKETS AND LIVESTOCK PRICES IN CLEVELAND AND CHICAGO
Market quotes show varied levels for butter eggs poultry and produce with Cleveland prices for butter eggs and poultry. livestock values list hogs cattle calves and sheep with holdovers and weights noted. Chicago cash quotations and farmers local markets echo similar ranges for butter eggs poultry potatoes and grains. assortments include wheat corn oats barley timothy and clover seed with regional bean beet prices and fresh market listings.
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Springs
United States
Cobbiers
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Libby, Reynolds Case, Neatly Shielded From View at Clare
Libby entered a train compartment and hid her face as she traveled, then was led to a car at Clare station under watchful cameras. Her father said she cares little for rumors, only that the world understands the deep love she had for Smith Reynolds. The couple, driven by fear of fortune loss and a desire to continue together, faced a tragedy that left Libby emotionally withdrawn and recalling few events of the 36 hours surrounding Smith Reynolds’s death. Ab Walker was praised as a true friend who would have given his life for Smith. The Reynolds estate will remain largely closed to the public.
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Smith
Union Station
Libby
Clare
Smith Reynolds
Reynolds
Holman
Ab Walker
Young Reynolds
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Elyria, Ohio
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