North Dakota Governor Defiant Under Martial Law
North Dakota Governor William H. Langer proclaimed martial law after a Supreme Court ruling ousted him, suspending civil law and placing 1,200 National Guardsmen in control. He faces possible prison after federal charges while the legislature, loyal to him, is convened to decide his fitness amid protests at the capitol and threats to the justices who ruled.
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Bismarck
N. Y
Gos
William H. Langer
Langer
Supreme Court
High Court
Capitol
X. D
North Dakota
State Supreme Court
Panpartisan Republican Organiza
Veteran Jewel Presented To Longtime Lodge Member
Alfred BE Wallington, among the two oldest King members of the local lodge, received a 50 year veterans jewel at the 1 0. C. F. lodge meeting. Wallington joined August 8 1883. Born July 8 1862, he later served in the army, married Cora Varsey, learned blacksmithing, and lived in Fields Corners Olmsted Falls and Elyria, holding I O O F posts previously.
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J. Muller
Alfred BE. Wallington
Mr. Wallington
Santa Burgara
Cal
Levi Dickinson
Charles Hobill
A E
Lord
Phipps
Edward Thomas Bates
Charles Spring
Winslow
Jack Tite
M. M. Todd
Hast River
Thomas
Anne Wallington
England
Walter
Fields Corners
Costas
Lake City
Michigan
Elyria
Olmsted Falls
The Weather Forecast Ohio Weather Outlook
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies and warmer conditions tonight. Thursday should be generally fair and warmer with a chance of local thundershowers in the afternoon near Lake Erie.
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Ohio
Lake Fro
Lorain County Gas Output Highlights from Rotary Talk
C A McMillen told Elyria Rotary Club that Lorain County produced 1 634 160 620 cubic feet of natural gas last year worth about 509 000 plus 52 000 in farmers royalties. The county has 125 producing wells with a total value near 41 927 600, with utilities yielding 860 850 000 and independents 673 310 000 cubic feet. He noted average well life is 7 1 2 years and winter demand drives consumption, making independent wells inadequate for winter, while Ohio and national figures show gas is a cheap cooking fuel valued at 2 50 per thousand cubic feet.
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Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria
McMillen
Locain County
McMillan
Ohio State
Purdue
United States Bureau of Mines
Health camp to open July 27 for six weeks in Lorain County
The Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association announced a six week health camp for frail and undernourished children aged eight to 13 will open July 27 on the Vermilion river one mile south of Lake Road. Temporary buildings tents and board floors will be erected with water piped from the Olympic Club. Selection is by local health boards and all attendees must be relief families and medically cleared.
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Vermilion River
Lake Road
Lorain County
L. B. Hindman
Hindman
Columbus Chosen For Next Elks Convention
Columbus Ohio was selected as the Elks annual convention city for 1935 with 407 votes, over Miami 352 and Los Angeles 172. Michael F Shannon of Los Angeles was elected grand exalted ruler, with new officers named including Clyde E Jones Ottumwa Iowa grand esteemed leading knight and H Green ford Wichita Kansas grand esteemed loyal knight.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Ohio
Assembly of the Elks Lodge
Miami
Los Angeles
Michael F. Shannon
Clyde E. Jones
Ottumwa
H. Greenford
Wichita
Kansas
Joseph L. Clark
Indianapolis
Ind
J. E. Masters
Charleroi
J. E. Duffey
Providence
R. I
J. Levi Meader
Rochester
N. H
George Pitchford
Rock Springs
Wyo
Grand Inner Guard
David Sholtz
Daytona Beach
Fla
Florida
Real Estate Board To Meet Thursday
The Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board will hold its next regular meeting at the Elks Restaurant. A special program features J C McBride president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards Joseph Laronge past state president and National Association officer and J E Miller vice president of the Ohio Association. All real estate operators and others interested in budgets taxation codes and related issues are invited to attend. Reservations: call 3244 or 39-503.
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Elyria-Lorain County Real Estate Board
Elks
J. C. McBride
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Joseph Laronge
National Association
J. E. Miller
Ohio Association
Combined Rotary Kiwanis Meeting Set for July 26
Members of the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs plan their annual joint gathering next week at Hotel Newell. The meeting will take place on Thursday, July 26, with members from both organizations expected to attend.
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Rotary and
Kiwanis
Hotel Newell
P. U. C. Sets Cleveland Gas Rate Reductions and Refunds
Formal P U C order in East Ohio Gas rate case sets August 17 start for lower rates and a $5.5 million refund to Cleveland customers. Refunds due within 60 days, either by check or credit on future bills. Hearing on city expenses scheduled for July 23. company likely to appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
Cleveland
State Supreme Court
Drought Ravages Southwest Crops and Livestock
July 18 Kansas City report describes weeks of scorching sun and wind causing severe losses across Kansas Nebraska and Missouri. Cattlemen shoot weakened cattle and water shortages force tank wagon deliveries. Cotton and alfalfa suffer. rabbits dubbed Kansas Mules invade western fields. eastern Colorado pests move into Kansas alfalfa and corn. Wichita County sees truck crops destroyed.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Colorado
Wichita County
Shaw criticizes Biggs road improvement in LaGrange
County Commissioner Harry L. Shaw condemned the State Highway Department project to improve four miles of Biggs road in LaGrange township saying it leads to nowhere and serves only three families. He cited a $13,295 cost with $6,855 for labor and noted no county consultation. He suggested better options like continuing Gulf road in Sheffield township to serve more people.
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Tos
State Highway Department
Biggs
LaGrange Township
Harry L. Shaw
Shaw
Gulf Road
Sheffield Township
State Department
Governor George White to attend Lorain Governor's Day banquet
A Columbus dispatch reports Governor George White left for Lorain to take part in Governor's Day ceremonies tied to the centennial celebration. He will be guest of honor at a banquet that evening expected to draw about one hundred mayors from Ohio cities, with Mayor W. H. Vanoster confirming attendance.
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Columbus
George White
Lorain
Ohio
Citles
W. H. Vanoster
Kidnapping theory abandoned in Bobby Connor case
In Hartsdale New York authorities abandoned kidnaping theories about the missing Bobby Connor and concluded the 2 month old boy wandered into nearby woods last Thursday. Found three quarters of a mile from home emaciated and dehydrated the child survived thanks to recent rainfall and the storm that soaked his skin.
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Hartsdale
N. Y
Bobby Connor
Bobby
Grasslands Hospital
Hartsdale Manor
Fay
Two Hurt When Car Upsets Near Elyria
Two New York State residents suffered minor injuries when their car rolled over on Route 20 near Brookdale Cemetery about two miles west of Elyria yesterday afternoon. The injured were Roy Graeper 17 of Orchard Park and Mrs. Delia Hague 24 of Buffalo, treated at Memorial Hospital. Driver Robert Grady escaped injury.
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New York State
Brookdale Cemetery
Elyria
Roy Graeper
Orchard Park
Delia Hague
Buffalo
Memorial Hospital
Robert Grady
Federal Agent Suspended In St Louis Shooting
Lear B. Reed chief of the St Louis Corp of Agents was suspended temporarily after being accused of fatally shooting Mrs Des sie Masterson during an early Saturday raid in St Louis. Reed had requested his own suspension, per the Department of Justice.
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Washington
Lear B. Reed
Dessie Masterson
St. Louis Corp of
Department of Justice
Reed
St. Louis
Police Battle Strikers Renew Waterfront Riot in Seattle
Police clashed with about 1,000 strikers at Smith Cove Seattle as riot activity resumed on the waterfront. Strikers faced gas as they reestablished picket lines opposing Pier 41 after being moved by Mayor Smith’s orders days earlier.
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Seattle
Smith Cove
Pier 41
Smith
Elyria Boys 10 Plan Annual Chicago Trip
Plans are near completion for the second annual Elyria boys trip to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago. The five day tour departs August 6 from the Y M C A with 23 travelers. Highlights include visits to the Chicago Museum of Science the Museum coal mine and stops at the Stock Yard and downtown sights. Reservations and deposits are underway with 12 bookings so far and a near capacity ahead.
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Elytia Boys
Chicago
Robert H. Goacher
Boye
Stock Yards
Stock Exchange
Marshall Field
Chicago River
Byrd
M.C. A
Goacher
Youths Fined By Justice Petro
Two South Amherst youths were fined in a theft case before Justice Joseph Petro for stealing $22 from Mrs. John Balzar. John Yarmach, 18, was found guilty and jailed for nonpayment of a $21 fine and costs. Steve Horvath, 19, had his fine suspended, received six months probation, and paid $10 plus $10.50 costs after returning $10.
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South Amherst
Joseph Petro
John Balzar
John Yarmach
Steve Horvath
Gerald Nau
Court of Appeals Reverses Richter vs Wheeling and Lake Erie
The District Court of Appeals reversed the Common Pleas Court in James G. Richter of Coldwater Michigan against Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad. The trial court erred in granting a motion for judgment on special jury findings. Case returns to common pleas for new trial motion consideration. Richter awarded $5,000 by Judge A R Webber for injuries from a 1923 Route 18 crossing accident near Wellington.
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District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
James G. Richter
Coldwater
Mich
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Richter
A. R. Webber
Route 18
Wellington
Relief fund approves Lorain County relief and Brookside school repairs
The Federal Emergency Administration approved an $8.01 relief allowance for Lorain County and a $1.2866 allowance for repairing Brookside school as a FWR project, according to dispatches from Columbus.
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Lorain County
Brookside School
Federal Emergency Administration
Columbus
Wagner boards plane to help end Portland walkout strike
U S Senator Robert F Wagner of New York flies from Chicago toward the west coast to assist in resolving the Portland walkout and to potentially press for a general strike that could halt activity in San Francisco and nearby cities. As labor’s chief political spokesman in Congress and author of the discarded labor disputes bill, he was asked to intercede by the federal mediation board seeking to end the longshoremen's strike.
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U. S
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Chicago
Portland
San Francisco
Congress
Wagner
Federal Mediation Board
Minneapolis Grips as Nationwide Truck Strike Paralyzes City
July 18 Minneapolis sits in near paralysis as a 600000 resident city endures a strike by 20000 truck drivers and 1000 guardsmen. Pickets clash with non union drivers while unions consider wider action in Duluth and St. Paul. Governor Olson warns he will use every resource to keep order.
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Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Paul
Floyd Olson
Olson
Student Charged With Murder at Coed NORWAN
Neal Myers, a University of Oklahoma pharmacy student, was charged with murder in the death of Marian Hulls, Miss Mills 20, daughter of a professor, found dead in the apartment of Dre. Hazel Brown, a fraternity house cook, said the girl had been taking drugs to avert motherhood after spending the night there with Myers and Mrs. Brows last Tuesday.
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Norwan
Neal Myers
University of Oklahoma Pharmacy
Marian Hulls
Miss Mills
Dre. Hazel Brown
Tueday
Myers
Mrs. Brows
YMCA Camp Period for Older Boys Delayed to July 27
Announcement from the Y M C A states the Iss See Kes camp period for older boys, planned for July 20, is postponed until July 27. The delay follows the close of summer school at Elyria High. Younger boys may attend with parental and time director approval.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria High
Hope for Peace Eases Public Tension in San Francisco
San Francisco s general strike action surged through July as union delegates urged immediate arbitration to end hostilities. Vigilante raids targeted Communist gathering places while 300 plus alleged Communists faced arrest on vagrancy charges. Food convoys arrived under guard. 20,000 East Bay workers joined strikes, tying up transport. National Guard patrolled docks and armories as conditions stayed mostly quiet overnight. The arbitration proposal faced strong opposition from left wing Maritime Union factions led by Harry Bridges.
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San Francisco
Labor Temple
Teamsters’ Union
Oakland
Berkeley
Almeda
Hayward
San Francisco Bay
Municipal Railway
National Guard
San Francisco Embarcadera
Produce Commission
Harry Bridges
Phodey
Kidwell
Bridses
Cal
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
United States
AFL Leader Says San Francisco Strike Lacks National Significance
Chicago July 1 William H Green head of the American Federation of Labor stated that the San Francisco general strike has no national significance and that the AFL would not enter the controversy.
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Chicago
William H. Green
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
A. F
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