President Joins In Tribute To Late Leader
President Roosevelt leads a state funeral for Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas. Dignitaries gather in the Senate chamber as Robinson lies in state, with services on the Capitol floor and preparations for a noon funeral and subsequent departure to Arkansas.
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Washington
Joseph Taylor Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Roosevelt
Sons of God
Ze Barney Thorne Phillips
Robinson
Congress
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkanaan
House
Zacharney T. Phillips
Little Rock
John N. Garner
James A. Farley
Sen
Thomas 3. Walsh
Dem
Mont
Claims to Meet With Opposition Over Road Relocation
County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn warned that utilities using public streets for rights of way should not expect payment when their lines are moved for the Cooper Foster Park Road extension. He said utilities are not entitled to compensation as relocation is required by public road changes.
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Cooper-Foster Park Road
Oscar G. Dunn
Weather in Ohio Showers and Thunderforms Tonight and Saturday
Low pressure moves in as a trough stretches from Duluth to Quebec while high pressure sits over Canadian prairies. Precipitation has been widespread across the northern United States and southern Canada from coast to coast, with cooler temperatures over the upper lakes and night changes noted.
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Ohio
Duluth
Quebec
Prairie Provinces
Wyoming
Gulf States
United States
Canada
Illinois
O Bio Valley
Atlantic
Resurfacing of Lake Avenue Begins in City Plan
Resurfacing of Lake Avenue started yesterday delaying the planned start by one day due to rain. The project funds total 12000 dollars with work to shift next to Huron Street and then the Third Street bridge. Henry J Hart is the contractor and Safety Service Director LD Faxon reports costs will be less than first estimated.
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Lake Avenue
Huron Street
Third Street
Washington Avenue
Ohio Street
Park Avenue
West Avenue
Safety Service
LD. Faxon
Henry J. Hart
Twenty Families Bereaved By Mine Disaster
Sullivan Indiana mourns as twenty families bury men lost in two explosions at Baker mine. Coroner orders inquest. survivor Wesley Bond recalls first blast and exit scramble. Rescue teams remove victims and identify twenty victims while others remain hospitalized.
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Sullivan
Ind
Indiana
Baker
Cecil Taylor
Wesley Bond
Bond
Raleigh Fair
Curt Miller
James James
Paul Hughes
Walter Goodman
Harry Fedgwell
Allen Zaager
Clayton Settles
Pan Burch
James Burch
Hallie Heldhammer
George Gallagher
John Walter
Charles Kenney
Claude Reynolds
Warren Hildebrand
Earl McDaniels
Lester Alumbaugh
Harry Cutts
Oscar Richie
Charles Secrest
Coalmont
Arnold Roberts
Archie Anderson
Homer Reynolds
City
Little Betty
Baker Soft
Acme
Miss Elson Takes Lead In State Women's Golf Title
At Scioto Country Club Columbus Ohio Miss Sally Elson led Miss Isabel Ogilvie one up after 18 holes in the 36 hole final for the State Women's Golf Title Neither woman was at her best after a ragged morning round Both had 89 on the first 18 and the lead changed multiple times as the match tightened all day
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Scioto Country Club
Columbus
Sally Elson
Isabel Ogilvie
Cleveland
President Roosevelts fight to finish on judiciary reform
President Roosevelt issued aggressive orders to push judiciary reorganization amid a Senate move to derail the court bill and adjourn. He urged Congress and especially Democrats to craft reform, warned against delays, and tied the action to New Deal aims while signaling a possible caucus showdown over leadership and spending.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
Congress
Roosevelt Letter to Barkley on Judicial Reform
President Roosevelt writes to acting Senate Majority Leader Alben Barkley clarifying aims of judicial reform. He cites reforms across banking, agriculture, labor, housing, and justice, urging timely action while noting mourning for the late Majority Leader. He outlines objectives: sped justice, younger judges, court supervision, and rapid handling of constitutional questions. He stresses broad public and congressional support for reform. Continued on Page 2.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
Senate
Little Rock
Ark
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Congress of the
United States
Washington
Alben W. Barkley
Alben
Motors Rescued At Cascade Park In High Water
Elyria firemen with Park Patrolman John Madhock aided in rescuing two motorists at Cascade Park after both cars stalled crossing the West Ford during heavy rains. Carl J. Fey of 179 Bath Street and Emil Kubuske of Amherst faced swift water. Fey’s wife and mother were brought to shore by a boat crew as Kubuske was thought drowned.
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Elyria
John Madhock
Cascade Park
Ford
Carl J. Fey
Bath Street
Caroline
Emil Kubuske
Tenney Avenue
Amherst
Madhock
William Pitkin
Physician Dies Without Naming His Assailant
Providence July 16 Dr George W Webster 39 chief obstetrician at Homeopathic Hospital was fatally wounded by gunfire at his fashionable home. He died at a hospital without naming his assailant. Police found three empty .45 shells and a brass bullet. His wife and seven year old daughter were at their Watch Hill summer home. Robbery ruled out. motive unknown.
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Providence
R. L
George W. Webster
Homeopathic Hospital
Air
James J. Cusick
Webster
Dr. Webster
Cusick
Marjorie
Watch Hill
61 Children Examined Today at Crippled Clinic
Sixty one children were examined at the Gates Hospital crippled children's clinic today. Ruth Strimpert of Lewisville Ohio showed notable improvement after years of spinal treatment and hospitalization. Her family travels nearly 200 miles from near Marietta for the clinic, part of a bi monthly schedule that has seen 110 children examined this month.
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Gates Hospital For
Crippled Children
Crippled Children's Clinic
Ruth Strimpert
Lewisville
Ohio
Ashland County
Marietta
Dan Morris Near Death At Sandusky
Dan Morris of Sandusky known for promoting wrestling in Elyria is near death at Good Samaritan Hospital in Sandusky. He suffers from tuber sutae meningitis with no known cure. Dr. D Sheldon says Morris is likely to die. Ill for eight months, he worsened two weeks ago and has been unconscious since being moved from Second Street home. Only immediate family may visit.
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Dan Morris
Sandusky
Elyria
Good Samaritan Hospital
Morris
D. Sheldon
Second Street
Injuries Fatal To 86 Year Old Woman
Mrs Celia McEwen 86 of 229 Wooster Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 7 10 am after injuries from an auto crash Sunday afternoon. Driver Maude Keith failed to stop at Route 57 Fuller road intersection. McEwen was the sole serious casualty. A retired teacher born March 19 1851 in Penfield she lived here 30 years and was active in First Methodist Church and the W C T U. Surviving relatives include a brother two sisters a son in law a granddaughter Hope Smith and other relations. Services will be 10 am tomorrow at Nichols Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Kirby. Interment in Fostoria Ohio. The body lies at Nichols Funeral Home. family requests Sowers omitted.
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Celia McEwen
Wooster Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Keith
McEwen
Penfield
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Berean
John Christy
Ida M
Anna E. Christy
L. R. Smith
Hope Smith
Japan Plans 100000 Troops to North China
Nanking July 16 government advised that Japan is sending 100000 troops to North China. Tokyo war office chartered 31 merchant ships for transports. Japanese reservists in Tsingtao have received special instructions. Rumors say a division may land at Tsingtao to seize the city and inland railway, as in World War I.
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Japan
China
Tokyo War Office
Tsingtao
Shantung Province
Restore Water Service At Wellsville
Water service was restored for 7,500 residents in Wellsville after a 5 hour suspension caused by a break in an 18 inch main at the municipal storage dam on Yellow Creek.
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Wellsville
Ford Employee Admits Vigilante Group Ties
A Ford worker testified before the National Labor Relations Board that foremen forced him into a vigilante group at the factory to suppress strikes and labor troubles. The remarks place the Detroit area testimony on July 16 amid labor unrest reports.
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Detroit
Ford
National Labor Relations Board
Fast River Roure
Five Rescued By Lorain Coast Guards
A 56 mile gale and electrical storm battered northern Ohio with flooding and damage. In Lorain five men in a small boat were rescued near shore after their boat’s wheel fouled a line while warning other vessels. The storm caused downed trees widespread flooding and power outages across multiple counties and states.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Lorain
South Lorain
Pennsylvania
Michigan
United Press
Sharon
Ruth Crum
Jean Addicott
Monroe
Mich
Painesville
L. A. Chapman
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Chardon
Geauga County
Wooster
Conneaut
Steve Karhu
Tag
Waino Pekonen
Mahoning
Trumbull
Churchill
Warren
Republic Steel Corp
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Cleveland Yachting Club
Jack Lubahn
Surface Treatment Of Roads Will Start Wednesday
County roads over 45 miles will begin cold oil and dragged treatments next Wednesday with completion expected in a month or six weeks. Henry Hart, Elyria contractor, won the bid at 31 570.34 dollars. slag costs of about 12 000 dollars will be supplied by the county. The project covers 20.04 miles of cold oil treatment and 23.76 miles of dragged treatment.
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Harry L. Dunham
Henry Hart
Elyria
Republic Steel Charged With Violating Wagner Act
Washington July 16 The National Labor Relations Board filed a formal complaint against Republic Steel Corporation charging violations of the Wagner Act on eight counts. The Board ordered the company to appear for a formal hearing next Wednesday.
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the National Labor Relations Board
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Restore Water Service
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Republic Steel Co
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