Convicts Given Liberty By Davey
Ohio Governor Davey commuted sentences for three convicts and granted a pardon to a former prisoner. Claude Itskin and Henry J. Watt, ex Cincinnati police, were freed after 19 months of a one to 10 year term for taking bribes from prostitutes. Fred Conaway, Arcadia banker, received a commutation for 26 to 30 years for embezzlement. Weston Peckinpaugh, Wooster building and loan official, was pardoned after embezzling 12,000 as he pursues hotel management studies.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio Penitentiary
Claude Itskin
Henry J. Watt
Cincinnati
Clamenocy
Hamilton County
Peckinpaugh
Star Pacers Entered In State Fair Event
Thirteen of the country s fastest juvenile pacers and 14 three year olds were kept eligible for the two divisions of the Geer Stakes to be raced at the grand circuit meeting at the Ohio State Fair Aug 31 Sept 5. Bronco Mack Yerkes and Mack Abbey as early favorites in the two year old class. Among the older horses Erla Jack Orr and Duke Hanover were top choices. The Geer s Stakes honor Edward F Pope Geer, famed harness driver. They race for the first time this season.
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Columbus
Bron¢ho
Mack Yerkes
Mack Abbey
Erla
Cleveland
Jack Orr
Duke Hanover
Edward F. Pope Geer
You and Your Nation's Affairs
A critical piece arguing that demagogues exploit crowd mentality to push indirect taxes. It describes the processing tax as a hidden tool raising prices on food and clothing, funded to reward producers for reducing supply, and cites a grocery-store dialogue to illustrate consumer burden and government manipulation.
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Supreme Court
Hor
Cara
A Regal Peacock Motif Pattern 5648 from Household Arts
Pattern 5648 offers a 15 by 18 inch transfer motif with two smaller reverses and full stitch guidance. It details material needs, stitch suggestions, and illustrations, inviting readers to order for 10 cents from Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Center at 259 W 14th St New York.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Household Arts
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Townsend and Coughlin Bush for Third-Party Bid
The text details Dr. Francia Townsend and Rev. Charles Coughlin at the Q A R R National Convention discussing third party presidential bids. Townsend refuses to endorse Lemke and pledges to back Gov. Alf Landon if no third party endorsement occurs. The Townsend plan seeks $200 a month pensions for those 69 plus and aims to place it in the Constitution. Coughlin predicts the election will go to the House with many states backing Lemke and Roosevelt losing decisively.
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Q. A. R. R. National Convention
Francia £. Townsend
Old Age Revolving Pensions, Inc
William Lemke
Union Party
Townsend
Lemke
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Pension Plan Board of Directors
House of Representatives
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Coughlin
Collee
Herbert C. Hoover
North Dakota
New Mexico
Idaho
Townsend says Roosevelt favored but Lemke has limited chances
Townsend reports Roosevelt sentiment exists among Townsend clubs yet unlikely to sway the convention. Lemke is invited to speak at a mass meeting rather than the full convention, with endorsement of the pension plan his condition for any consideration. Third party chances look dim due to state laws and timing.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Lemke
Coughlin
North
South Dakota
Wyoming
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Nevada
Mature
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Montana
Idaho
Pennsylvan
Rend
Landon
Townsend
Roosevelt
Pasty
Srep
Lamke
House For Representatives
Seneca teen Kathryn Kelley to Berlin for Olympic track
United Press reports Kathryn Kelley, 18, from Seneca South Carolina, earned a place on the Olympic track and field team after final Providence tryouts. Lacking funds, her Oconee County supporters stepped in with a senator’s aid to cover travel costs. Kelley, raised on a local farm, spoke of nerves and homesickness but confidence for the Berlin event.
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Henry McLeemore
United Press
New York
Seneca
Souta Carolina
Berlin
Germany
New York City
Kathryn Kelley
Kathryn
Remus
Lan
Olympic Headquarters
Gennes County
Jmoney
Athlyn
High Juniper
Providence
Keenor
Asheville
N.C
Kathryne
Senera
Geel
Olympic Committee
Keowee
Drought Relief Efforts Grow As Pasture Fades Across Regions
Drought devastates pastures and crops in the Midwest and West. Rain is forecast to help oats, barley, spring wheat, and corn stands, while dairy producers fear milk shortages as cattle feed becomes scarce. Federal aid programs allocate millions for direct grants and feed loans to Dakotas, Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, and Kansas, with works progress projects to aid 19 counties through winter.
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Wisconsin
Welter Ebling
Madicor
Raini
Tawa
Iain Ad Surratt
Illinois
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Paul Potter
Associated Aik Pealers
Federal Resettlement Administration
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Kansas
Resettlement Administration
Bank Report Shows Elyria Bank's June 30 1936 Financials
In Lorain County Ohio the Savings Deposit Bank Trust Company of Elyria filed its period ending June 30 1936 report with the Federal Reserve. The balance sheet lists loans government obligations other bonds and securities real estate and cash items totaling 2 293 608 12 with deposits and capital accounts detailed including secured and unsecured portions and pledged assets. Directors certify the figures as true.
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Condito
Savings Deposit Bank ‘Truat Company
Elyria
Ohio
Padm Eral Reserve Byatem
Federal Reserve Bank
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Act
United States
Atoc
Banking House
R. Echler
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Lorain County Ohio
Pursuant to an Order of Sale the United States Court will sell at public auction at the north door of the courthouse in Blyria Lorain County Ohio on the specified date the property known as 345 Second Street Blyria Ohio Lot 2 3 and part of sub lot No 34 in He-subdivision bounded by Second Street and Black River described in Lorain County records. The premises are appraised at eleven thousand dollars. Cash on day of sale.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Frank Aust
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Otin
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
Haman Ely
Elyria Township
West Avenue
Tenth Street
Harriet E. Reynolds
County of Toratn
Black River
Broad Street
Cedar Street
Frond Street
Sherife
Iain Guumes
Blyomaty
State of Ohio
Heman Kiys
Eivtla
Black Hiver
Carner
Simon Riley
Jana
Edward West
Goraln
Ely
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Dyer Serology
Vanderbilt University
Alice Brooks
Percen
CMOP
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Washington
Italy
Europe
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Austria
Geneva
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McLemore
Oconee County
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Harry Hughes
United Ess
Murbach Coal Co
U.S
Cosmo Hamilton
US. S
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Nonna K. Martin
Sly Liveman
Engines House
Hag JR
Clarence v. Hice
Baer
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Attorners
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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King Befauver
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J. B. Seward
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