Explosion injures Raymond E. Sinclair in Cadiz Ohio
In Cadiz Ohio Jay 15 Raymond E Sinclair 38 a mine employment foreman at P and P mine Unionvale stepped on his car brake and a dynamite explosion shattered his vehicle and mutilated him The blast likely attached to electrical wiring followed recent mine closures under a general bituminous strike The victim was transported to Martins Ferry hospital After months of unrest state troops have been on duty and several miners have been killed
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Cadiz
Jay
Raymond E. Sinclair
Sinclair
P. and P
Unionvale
Ohio
Martins Ferry
Desperate Vets Camp on Capitol Hill in Protest
Washington July 15 The bonus army battalion of destitute World War I veterans continues to occupy Capitol Hill. Their blistered feet, gaunt faces, and sleepless nights reflect a low mood as they vow to press Congress until all return home or the lawmakers relent. Officials fear potential unrest and consider drastic measures to avert riots.
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Washington
Bonus Army
Eee
Capitol Hill
Tony
Congress
Buneh
Congressional
May Ask General Moratorium On Taxes
Lorain county petitions circulate advocating a general tax moratorium aimed at easing burdens on small homeowners as wages and prices fall. Advocates seek time to organize a citizens committee to press officials for reduced public expenses and tax cuts, potentially starting after next December if successful.
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Lorain County
Estimated Charlemont Creek straighten cost at Burstey road
County Surveyor C T Biggs supplied the estimate of 1452 dollars for straightening Charlemont Creek along Burstey road in Huntington township at the request of county commissioners.
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Charlemont Creek
Burstey Road
Huntington Township
C T. Biggs
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Thunder Showers Today
Generally fair tonight and Saturday in Ohio with local thunder showers this afternoon or early tonight in the northeast portion. Temperatures expected to hold with little change.
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Ohio
Ohio Heat Wave Kills Nine in 24 Hours
United Press reports a severe heat wave across Ohio with 94 to 96 degree readings and violent brief storms. Six drownings and three heart-disease deaths are attributed to the heat, naming victims from Kirkersville to Cleveland and Cincinnati, with several youths among the drownings.
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United Press
Ohio
Columbia
Dayton
Cincinnati
Kentucky
West Virginia
William Mason
Farmer
Kirkersville
Licking County
Joseph Fagin
Mary Stalle
Edgar Donaldson
Luther Bowling
Hamilton
Wendell Watts
Greenfield
Helen Lemich
Cuyahoga Falls
Harold Minder
Cleveland
Robert W. Gresham
Nation Sizzles Amid Heat Wave Across United States
The nation sweltered under a midsummer heat wave with 100 degree readings in many mid western towns and cities like St. Louis Sioux City Omaha Dodge City and Concordia. Shreveport reached 102 as Chicago neared 98. Cool Canadian winds were forecast for the weekend offering relief while resort areas filled with residents seeking comfort at lakes and beaches. Crop damage feared in hot regions.
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Rocky Mountains
U. S
Conecordia Kans
Shreveport
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Two Verdicts Affirmed by Common Pleas Court Rulings
District court of appeals reports affirmations in two cases. Margaret McPhie of Lorain wins verdict for 2000 against unnamed defendant.
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Common Pleas
District Court of Appeals
Margaret McPhie
Lorain
Hoover Cuts President and Cabinet Salaries in Economy Move
Bulletin from Washington reports President Hoover reducing his pay by 20 percent to 60 000 annually and cutting cabinet and vice president salaries by 15 percent to 12 750. White House notes the unanimous cabinet request for maximum reductions under the economy bill and explains constitutional limits on changing the president’s pay.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Congress
Treasury
William Howard Taft
Hoover Warned Senate Conferees on Relief Bill Publicity Fuss
President Hoover bluntly warned senate conferees that the publicity feature on reconstruction finance loans would damage the nation credit structure. A White House statement followed an hour of talks with senators, house representatives, treasury officials and R F C directors, indicating Hoover would not veto the bill again even if that clause remained.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Reconstruction “Finance Corporation
White House
House
Treasury
R. F
Chinese Students Visit Clinic for Cripples Here
Two Chinese medical students Dr Ni and Dr Yao studying U S health methods joined a semi monthly clinic for crippled children at Gates Hospital in Elyria Lorain County. Dr H R OBrien county health commissioner arranged the visit for them to observe the local program begun in Elyria. Forty four children were examined with 11 new cases and 33 follow ups by Dr C H Heyman and Dr F A Lawrence. Children came from Elyria Oberlin Wellington Grafton Lorain Litchfield Florence Flat Rock Ashland Fremont Bucyrus Norwalk Wadsworth Savannah Mansfield Galion Geneva Willard Toronto Fairview Collins Tiro Hast Orwel land Rome.
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Yao
Lorain County
H. R. O’brien
Elyria
C. H. Heyman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Oberlin
Wellingtron
Grafton
Lorain
Litchfield
Florence
Flat Rock
Ashland
Fremont
Bucyrus
Norwalk
Wadsworth
Savannah
Mansfield
Wagner case damages in Sandusky auto crash ruling
George A. Wagner of Sandusky filed injuries from an automobile accident with a verdict favoring the Industrial Commission against plaintiff Kazimiera Dombrowski. The report notes the case outcome and party names from the tribunal decision.
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George A. Wagner
Sandusky
Industrial Commission
Kazimiera Dombrowski
Bright Spots In Business World
June crude rubber consumption by American manufacturers reached 39 116 tons up from 29 197 tons in May a 34 percent rise reported by the Rubber Manufacturers Association in New York July 15 Richmond Va notes mass tobacco industry rehiring of over 5000 workers after a ten day layoff with 609 more to be added next week Chicago shows month to month gains in passengers carried by United Air Lines transport unit of United Aircraft and Transport Corp with over 9000 carried in June Danbury Conn reports revival of hat industry as Dayak Hat Body Corp to begin operations Monday employing 100 workers.
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New York
Rubber Manufacturers Association
Richmond
Chicago
United Air Lines Transport
United Air Craft and Transport Corporation
Danbury. Conn
Danbury
Dayak Hat Body Corporation
Rotary Club Will Take Children To Circus
Gates Hospital for Crippled Children will bring all physically able children to the circus at the Fair Grounds Monday afternoon. Rotary Club members will provide transportation and arrange a special seating section for the children.
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Rotary Club
Gates Hospital
Fair Grounds
Detroi t rum runner Hentrie captured in Ontario
Fred Hentrie a 34 year old Detroit rum runner wounded in the Sambo G shelling and evading Lorain hospital escape has been captured in East Windsor Ontario after over two years. Extradition papers are being prepared by Assistant Attorney Charles I Russo. Coast Guard found the Sambo G off Lake Erie in 1930. Frank Smith of Blenheim Ont. got 15 months. The boat contained 6000 quarts of liquor and much beer.
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Cleveland
Fred Hentrie
Detroit
Lorain
East Windsor
Ont
Charles I. Russo
Hentrie
Department of Justice
Russo
J. T. Hagglove
Coast Guard
Lake Erie
Cuyahoga River
Frank Smith
Blenheim, Ont
Mrs Nelson Leads Browne In Ohio Women’s Golf Final
Mrs Larry Nelson of Dayton led Mary K Browne of Cleveland three down at the half in the 36 hole Ohio women’s golf championship at Morain Park County Club Dayton. Browne, defending champion, trailed at the midway point of the final.
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Mrs. Nelson
Mary K. Browne
Elyria Coach Co Provides Free Circus Bus for Orphans
The Elyria Coach Co will transport children from the Oberlin Orphans Home to the circus at Elyria Fair Grounds on Monday afternoon. A bus will pick up at Key Home between 1:30 and 2:00 PM, return trips included, at no cost to the home.
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Elyria Coach Co
Oberlin
Elyria Fair Grounds
Chronicle-Telegram
Coach Co
Key Home
Examiners Cite Illegal City Spending in 1930 22 Report
State Examiner 8 cites illegal expenditures totaling 9072.17 from June 30, 1930, to March 31, 1922, against A Boltz and assistant C H Swain. Purchases over 500 without bids include Standard Oil 1048, Kentucky Rock Asphalt 32752, Elyria Construction 2345, Murbach Coal 2212. 42 for magazines. City owes county 1069.70 under Crabbe Act. 162 in findings, later recovered. Examiners praise cooperation and book-keeping.
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A. Boltz
C. H. Swain
Standard Oil Company
H. J. Hart
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Company
Elyria Construction Company
Murbach Coal and Supply Company
Ilegal
Wm. Rader
Crabbe
Mays Do Not Endorse Hoover in 1932 Campaign
Washington report notes President Hoover will campaign without formal city organization endorsement. Dry leaders of the National Prohibition Board of Strategy oppose open backing despite Hoover being the preferred candidate. They cite his record and prefer state control of liquor with a substitute amendment and saloon outlawing stance.
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Washington
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Prisoner Taken To Indiana
George Hastes a 19 year old escaped prisoner was taken from Elyria to Indiana authorities to resume his sentence for burglary He had been arrested for attempting to steal a car and Bertillon records showed he escaped from Pendleton prison Indiana about a year ago
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George Hastes
Indiana
Elyria City
Hastes
Bertillon
Pendleton Prison
Missing Aviator Found Near San Geronimo Oaxaca
A dispatch reported an aviator believed to be Clarence McElroy of Indiana, missing since late June, found near San Geronimo in Oaxaca with Waco plane 12474. A peasant located him as officials from San Geronimo organized aid. Identity uncertain, Roy Gordon of Tegucigalpa was noted as a passenger. it was unclear who was rescued.
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Bulletin
Mexico City
Clarence McElroy
Indiana
San Geronimo
Honduras
McElroy
Another Sewer Relief Link Under Construction Citywide
A sanitary relief sewer from West avenue eastward through Fourth street alley to East avenue and across the river to Laing street sewer will be completed before the rainy season. J M Powell city engineer says it will ease West and East avenue sewers during heavy rainfall. The line uses centrifugally cast pipe with heel joints. Bidder United States Pipe and Foundry supplied lighter pipe at the same price due to stock, enabling a 150 pound pipe to be used though only 50 pound pressure. Cost totals 17018 dollars, awarded to Forwoaro Construction Company of Cleveland. Eight workers are on site, including three Cleveland men in charge of machinery and five Elyria residents as laborers.
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West Avenue
Fourth Street
East Avenue
Laing Street
West
J. M. Powell
Powell
United States Pipe and Foundry Company
Clerk in White's Office Alleged to Have Taken 30000
Detroit July 15 A recorder’s court hears that a clerk in Governor George White’s office allegedly received 30000 to pass an extradi tion refusal for Jimmy Licavoli. Duncan C. McCrea claims the signed statement never saw White and was arranged by a governor’s clerk who was later dismissed. Licavoli is charged with the murder of Henry Tupancey. the case was adjourned to July 20 as defense asserts he was Shanghaied from Ohio.
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Detroit
George White
Ohio
Jimmy Licavoli
Toledo
Recorders Court
Duncan C. McCrea
Licavoli
Michigan
McCrea
Gov. White
Henry Tupancey
East Side
Pete’ Licavoli
Edward N. Barnard
White
Horseface Pete
Jimmy
Herriot Clarifies Franco British Accord Stance
Premier Edouard Herriot told the United Press that the Franco British accord does not affect any British debt settlement with the United States. He spoke before the Foreign Affairs Commission in Paris on Wednesday, clarifying Paris positions on wartime obligations.
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Bulletin
Paris
Edouard Herriot
Foreign Affairs Commission
United Press Today
United States
Flo Ziegfeld Taken Ill in New Mexico Sanatorium
Hollywood bulletin reports Florenz Ziegfeld, famed New York theatrical producer, is seriously ill in a New Mexico sanatorium. Billie Burke, his wife and actress, disclosed the condition today.
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Hollywood
Calif
Florenz Ziegfeld
New York
New Mexico
Billie Burke
U S Will Not Be Pressed Into Any Line Of Action On War Debts
Hoover assures Americans they will not be pressed into any line of action on war debt adjustments by Lausanne side agreements. A diplomatic view sees the Anglo-French pact as about Europe’s political risks, not immediate debt settlement, with the State Department continuing to handle debts separately per policy.
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U. S
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Front
America
Germany
Europe
Lausanne
State Department
United States
Department
France
Britain
Futher
Briain
Paris
London
Former Lieut Governor Heads Ohio Campaign Tie Vote
Charles H. Lewis Harpster former lieutenant governor was chosen Republican state campaign manager by the state central committee in Columbus after a stormy session. He emerged as a compromise as Ed D. Schorr and Marl L. Johnson had contested leadership of the Ohio campaign. Lewis is a retired banker and newspaper publisher who served as lieutenant governor in 1925 26 and had sought the gubernatorial nomination in 1926.
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Columbus
Charles H. Lewis
Harpster
Republican On Central Committee
Ed D. Schorr
Cincinnati
State Central Committee
Ohio
Schorr
Marl L. Johnson
Patnenville
David S. Ingalls
Republica
Lewis
Walter ¥. Brown
Prohibition plank approved as Republican platform item
Columbus July 15 The Resolutions Committee approved a Prohibition plank aligned with the Chicago party line while rejecting a total repeal favored by Hamilton County. The issue will be debated on the convention floor with Cincinnati signaling a minority report.
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Columbus
Resolutions Committee
Chicago
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Republican Party
Congress of the
United States
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Anys
Herriot
Flo Ziegfeld
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Onld
C. P
James E. Kinnivan
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