Clouds Vanish After Cooling Three States
Weather bureau reports show cool air spared drought areas Montana Wyoming and Colorado while the Dakotas Nebraska and northwestern Minnesota saw limited relief. Locally hot dry conditions continue in Illinois Indiana Iowa and Missouri with no rain expected soon.
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Chicago
America
J. R Llord
Chicago Weather Bureau
Lloyd
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Dakota
Loyd
North Pacific
Rockies
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Bunkerville
Nev
Dakota Badlands
Medora
Las Veras
Lorain Countians Honored By Ohio Bar Associations
R F Vandemark of Elyria elected vice-president of the ninth judicial district for the Ohio State Bar Association at the 18 summer meeting in Columbus. Vandemark also serves as president of the Lorain County Bar Association. Al Levin of Lorain named to the executive committee of the junior bar section. George R Murray of Dayton chosen president of the association, succeeding Charles W Racméé of Toledo, paving the way for the mid winter meeting in honor of the president.
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R F Vandemark
Elyria
Ohio State Bar Association
Columbus
Vandemark
Lorain County Bar Association
Lorain
al Levin
George R Murray
Dayton
Charles W. Racmeé
Toledo
Murray
Parton
Faxon Reports Few Water Bill Workers
Delinquent water users have shown little interest in the Safety Service Director J D Faxon plan to let them work out bills. Only a small response so far, with water shut off possible after two months if payments remain unpaid.
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Faxon
Safety Service
J. D. Faxon
Weather update for Ohto and vicinity tonight
The forecast calls for generally falling temperatures with continued warmth tonight and Tuesday. Light winds and scattered clouds are expected, with no significant precipitation indicated at this time.
George C Rhoads Dies At Home Here
George C. Rhoads former Lorain County Commissioner died at his Elyria home 176 Spruce street at 2 a m Sunday after an extended illness He was 48 and had lived in Elyria 38 years working in contracting and serving two terms as county commissioner He was born January 28 1918 in Wayne County He married Ida E Zorger July 18 1891 they would have celebrated their forty fifth wedding anniversary next Saturday Funeral services will be held at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev B F Rhoads brother of the deceased officiating burial will be in Brookdale Cemetery Surviving are his wife one son Frank Rhoads of La Porte two daughters Mrs May Kihm of Detroit and Mrs Fern Gates of Elyria two granddaughters Mrs Beverly Rainbringe of Elyria and Miss Phyllis Ann Rhoades of La Porte one great grandchild four brothers and three sisters The body is at Ludie Curtis Funeral Home where friends may view
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George Rhoads
Lorain County
Spruce Street
Elyria
Mr Rhoads
Wayne County
Ida E Zorger
Beverly Rainbringe
Phyllis Ann Rhoades
la Porte
Ludie-Curtis Funeral Home
Val
Townsend Expected In Cleveland for Pension Convention
Cleveland July 13 Townsend arrives to attend the national convention of the old age pension movement he founded. Board members and delegates discuss potential convention chairmen with names including Frank Arbuckle and Otto Case among those named by early arrivals. Dr Townsend Townsend is due to arrive by plane with Rev Gerald K Smith as the Huey Long remnant crowd gathers.
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Cleveland
Ws National Board of Directors
Francs
Townsend
Frank Arbuckie
Los Angeles
Orst Townsend
Chicago
Otto Case
Washington
Chinton Wunder
New York
Befer Cmeage
Gomer Smith
Oklahoma City
Townsend Board
Nep
Martin F. Smith
D. Wash
Townhend
Gerald K. Smith
Huey P. Long
Executions In Japan Over Revolt Leadership
In Tokyo on July 13 fourteen army officers and a civilian were executed for leading the extremist army revolt of February. Two condemned men, Capt Koji Muranka and Paymaster Asaichi Isobe, were reprieved at the last hour.
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Tokyo
Koji Muranka
Asaichi Isobe
Four Added At Dayton To Heat Death Toll
Dayton Ohio records four more heat related deaths as a sixth day of heat wave passes. Drownings include Harry Harris aged 39 at Garbage Lake. Also listed are Britton 765 Rolla Kennedy and Mrs Evelyn Bond aged 70 who died from the heat.
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Dayton
Harry Harris
Harry FE. Britton
Rolla Kennedy
Evelyn Bond
No Relief From Heat In Ohio Seen For 36 Hours
Ohio endures sixth straight day near 100 degrees as state meteorologist warns no relief for at least 36 hours. Forecast calls for fair warm tonight, warmer Tuesday with clouding, then cooler Wednesday. Temperatures top 100 statewide with highs in the 101 to 109 range in several cities.
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Ohio
Tnsted
Miz-West
W. H. Alexander
State Weather Bureau
Columbus
Alexander
Hitmau
Jara
Wilmington
Clydeville
Napoleon
Daytom
Sidney
Marion
Norwalk
Austria Keeps Independence Under German-Negotiated Accord
Vienna reports Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg saying Austria will retain independence under new management with Germany. He details negotiations, opposes restoring the Hapsburgs, favors a plebiscite if pursued, and notes past Austrian Nazi pressure. He cites Papen talks, ongoing meetings since mid June, and hopes for Austria in the League of Nations with Italy not resigning.
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Vienna
Austria
Germany
Kurt Schuschnigg
United Press
Lar
Engelbert Neufuss
Schuschnise
Europe
Erast
Sehuschniergard
Franz von Papen
Col Papenit
Fohnschnige
League of Nations Tie
Italy
Walks Into Station To Confess Killing
Boston police say 42 year old Wwait ham H Ritchie confessed at headquarters to killing 28 year old waitress Mies Joan Mc Donald. He told officers he loved her and didn t want anyone else to have her, leading to the discovery of Miss McDonald s strangled body in her third floor south end rooming house.
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Boston
Wwaitham H Ritchie
Mies
Joan McDonald
Titelie
MrDonald
Ohio Man Drowned at Atlantic City Pier
The body of Carl Floeter aged 37 from Lima Ohio was recovered yesterday in the ocean off the million dollar pier. Floeter had been missing since Thursday night after swimming once lifeguards had left the beach.
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Atlantic City
Carl Floeter
Lima
Floeter
Race Driver Injured at Marion Fairgrounds
Ver non McCombs of Houston Texas, a 40 year old race car driver, was in critical condition after his car struck a fallen fence board at the Marion Fairgrounds Sunday and was hurled through the fence.
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Marion
Vernon McCombs
Houston
Tex
Marion Fairgrounds
Drought Relief Plans Studied At Washington
Representatives of the Resettlement Administration in seven mid western states meet with Rexford Tugwell to plan further relief for drought stricken farmers. Rain in Chicago area offers some hope while parched wheat in the Dakotas remains threatened. WPA already employed over 16,500 distressed farmers and will add thousands more workers this week as relief efforts expand across Kentucky and Georgia.
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Washington
Resettlement Administration
Mid-Western States
Rexford G. Tugwell
Chicago
Dakotas
Mississippi Valley
Deep South
Kentucky
Georgia
Agricultural Department
Works Progress Administration
Sun Stroke Fatal To Avon Farmer
Joseph G Klimeshirn a 50 year old Avon resident died after a sun stroke while driving hay on his farm Saturday. Born April 28 1886 he married Lena Krebs in 1914 and is survived by two daughters Hazel and Alice and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at 9 am from his home and Holy Trinity Church with burial in Holy Trinity Cemetery. The body is at the Further Funeral Home and will be moved tonight to the Tate residence.
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Joseph G Klimeshirn
Steel production advances in week to 69 percent capacity
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports this week’s steel production at 69 percent of capacity, up 18 points from last week’s rate. The gain marks a 27 percent increase over the prior week’s 67 percent, with a month ago at 70 percent and a year ago at 39.9 percent.
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New York
American Iron & Steel Institute
Grass Fire Exits at Wellys Overland Plant Property
Firefighters put out a grass fire Saturday afternoon that threatened the Wellys Overland Company plant on Prospect Street. The blaze started in grass inside and outside the property, with Engine Company No. 2 responding. A discarded cigarette was blamed.
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Wellys Overland Company
Prospect Street
Engine Company No. 2
Fifteen World Records Fall on Salt Flats Endurance Run
July 18 at Bonneville Salt Flats Captain George K. Eyeston piloted the red Speed of the Wind to a new 24 hour endurance mark. Fifteen records were broken with ten official, reflecting a bold display of speed and endurance on Utah’s famed racing course.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
George Kk. T. Eyston
England
Utah
Salt Flat Speedway
Flood Control Proposals Take New England Move to White House
A three point flood prevention plan for New England, New York, and the Ohio Valley using part of 126 million dollars earmarked in the deficiency bill was submitted to President Roosevelt. The U S Flood Control Federation presented the proposals at a summer White House conference. The plan calls for engineering borings and plans on emergency projects, a list of projects with a federation committee to speed start times, and a presidential visit to affected areas.
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Hyde Park
New England
New York
Ohio Valley
Roosevelt
United States Flood Control Federation
White House
Chief of Army Engineers
Uhief
Engineers
Chaman Harold Ickes
National Resources Board
Federation
Thomas KH Mutton
Binghampton
Kipton Woman Dies At Age Of 96 Years
Kipton, O July 13 Miss Lucy Waterhouse longtime Kipton resident died this morning after a five month illness at age 96. One of Lorain County’s oldest residents she moved to Iowa in 1854 with her father and returned to Ohio in 1875. She bought a Kipton home in 1908 and lived there since. She leaves a nephew Wilson Waterhouse and three other nephews in Nebraska. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at Kipton Christian Church with Rev Thomas Short officiating. Burial in Camden Cemetery under WL Pease Funeral Home direction.
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Kipton
Lucy Waterhouse
Lorain County
Iowa
Oho
Wilson Waterhouse
Nebraska
Kiptoo Christian Church
Thomas Short
Camden Cemetery
WL. Pease
Drought Relief Efforts Expand as West Faces Severe Dryness
United Press reports Western drought tightens across key regions with heat and moisture shortages causing nearly 1000 deaths and crop losses exceeding 400 million dollars. Hope centers on a new coal wave moving southeast from the north Pacific as the federal government broadens drought relief programs and works progress administration and resettlement officials meet in Washington to boost relief work and farming aid efforts.
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United Press
North Pacific
Washington
Works Progress Administration
AAA
Tle
Lewis And Green Explain Their Stands On Craft Union And Industrial Union
Editors Note A dispute over craft versus industrial unions splits the American Federation of Labor as factions seek to claim the future of organized labor. John T. Lewis explains the Industrial Union concept while outlining the craft union approach, noting both have value in shaping unified labor policy.
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Lewis and Green
Craft
Industrial
Imians
Cnay
Aneritan Federation of Labor
Tnited
opyrigt _ eared Press
Washington
Industrial and Craft Union
C Andf
American Federation of Labour
International Union United Mine Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Press
Iron and Steel
Tts
Anl
Heat Toll Surges From Ohio Heat Wave and Drowning
A brutal heat wave across Ohio leaves at least 67 dead from heat, traffic crashes, and drownings. The toll includes multiple fatal crashes near Hamilton and several drownings and electrocuted victims across the state, with families burned in a Meeker county wreck and others stricken in Cleveland, Columbus, Findlay and beyond.
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United Press
Hamilton
William R. Veredith
Des Moines
Gertrude Rodefer
Middletown
Lurlie Peake
Paul Settles
Lebanon
Fred Austin
Meeker
Marion County
Carl McGuire
M McGuire
Sars
Charles
John
Chester Hinton
North
Canton
Fleming Thill
Dennison
James Collins
Columbus
Nick Ursich
Cleveland
Grace Morris
Chagrin Falls
Oliver Presglar
Carey Stanley
Schaefer
WPA
Christ
Milton Lake
Albert Huss
Harry Woamisurek
Rafa Fpinkeyv
Edward Eek. Jr
Toledo
Fpiank Yadyeorshish
Mallet Creek
John Richard Ferdon
Cashocton
Ferdon
J. L Caldwell
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Findlay
Charles § Wheeler
Dr Cadman Dead Funeral Wednesday
Followers from many faiths mourn the death of Dr 5S Parkes Cadman a former English coal miner who became a leading American figure. His body arrived from Plattsburg where he died a week after appendicitis and peritonitis. The Brooklyn Central Congregational Church where he served as pastor for 35 years will host the funeral Wednesday conducted by Bishop Francia J. McConnell of the Methodist Episcopal Church at the family’s request.
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New York
5S Parkes Cadman
America
Plattsburg
Brooklyn Central Congregational Church
Francia J. McConnell
Methodist Eyoscopal Church
Cadman
Ridgeville Crash Fatal Top Women
Two Cleveland women were fatally injured and two others hurt when a car sideswiped another, careened across Route 20 east of Elyria, hit a tree and overturned at about 5:30 am. Mrs Susie Moss 35 and Mrs Jordan Harris 51 died. Driver Julius Brown 22 and passenger Mrs Selah Gregory 2317 East 77th Street Cleveland survived with injuries. Sheriff Dick held Brown for questioning. Other crashes on Route 20 left several Elyria residents treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital and more injuries reported over the weekend.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Susie Mass
East
Jordan Harris
East 77Th Street
Gussie Henderson
East 83Rd Street
Julius Brown
East 90Th Street
Henderson
Brown
Selah Gregory
Clarence W Dick
S. H. Sincox
Warren
Sincox
Emily Maude
Maruyt
A. H. Cruichshank
North Halstead Avenue
Chicago
Sherman
New York
Simrox
Lorain County
5. C. Ward
Moss
Harris
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro- Curtis
Warris
Tartar’s
Stanley Mazurek
Bennett Road
Lorain
Camden Avenue
S. C. Ward
Mazurek
Reidh- Imn-Reidy-Scanlan
Clarence W. Dick
Wiliam Orvis
Lodi Street
Andy Rhae
Lake Avenue
Orvis
Rhae
Frank Steur
Second Street
Donald Hoag
Clack Street
Clyde Refenning
Princeton Avenue
Ida
Roy
George Vergan
Stehr
Stebr
Hoag
Navy
H. M Morgan
East Avenue
Attica
N. Y
Memorial Hospital
Iniunes
West River Road
Sheriff's Department
Morgan
Shanghai Loot Starts Tonight Chronicle Telegram serial begins
The Chronicle Telegram announces the start of the six week serial Shanghai Loot by T. T Flynn. The detective story opens tonight to strong reader approval and will run for six weeks, with continuing installments through the evening.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Meer
T. T Flynne
Foot Ii
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Shanghai
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