AAA Has Spent Near Billion in 1935 Agricultural Aid
Washington reports that in the first 11 months of the 1935 fiscal year the Agricultural Adjustment Administration disbursed 767,195,308 dollars of 918,045,135 available funds. Expenditures covered rental and benefit payments to farmers, surplus removal and conservation, drought relief and disease control, trust fund operations, administrative and disbursement costs, and tax refunds with processing taxes totaling 524,579,844 dollars and 71,572,151 carried over. Additional 393,465,290 dollars were available from other sources, with most carried from last year and 117,999.02 added in 1934.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Land Leased For Gas Well Drilling In Ridge Columbia and Eaton Townships
Land parcels totaling 340 acres in Ridge, Columbia, and Eaton townships have been leased to Ohio Fuel Gas Company, per William G Mitchell’s county files. The breakdown includes 209 acres in Ridgeville, 1 acre in Columbia, and 130 in Eaton, with lessees such as Savings Deposit Banking and Trust Company, Ambrose and Mathilda Siegrist, R. E. Shedron and M. L Shedron, Carrie B. Lantz and J. H. Lantz, and Charles W. Wallweber and Clara W. Wallweber holding various acreages.
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Ridge, Columbia
Faton Consisiup
Ohia Fuel Gas Company
William G Mitchell
Ridgeville Township
Columbia Township
Eaton Township
Iessors
Savings Deposit Banking and Trust Company
Ambrose and
Mathilda Siegrist
R. E. Shedron
M. L Shedron
Carrie B. Lantz
J. H. Lantz
Charles W. Wallweber
Clara W. Wallweber
Charge Man With Shooting Former Wife And Brother In Law
McCONNELLVILLE Ohio July 22 Nathan Wade was held in Morgan county jail on charges of shooting his former wife Lydia Wade 54 and his brother in law William Waymer 38 at Ringold near here Sunday The shooting followed an argument over property disposition in their divorce Mrs Wade mother of six children was shot in the back and Waymer in the head both were taken to a Columbus hospital and expected to recover.
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Mcconnellville
Nathan Wade
Morgan County
Lydia Wade
William Waymer
Ringold
Here
Wades
Zanesville Man To Die In Chair Tonight
Russell Swiger a 23 year old from Zanesville faces execution in the Ohio Penitentiary for the murder of a filling station attendant during a holdup Governor Davey refused clemency and had earlier granted a stay pending a board of parole review.
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Columbus
Russell Swiger
Zanesville
Ohio Penitentiary
Harold Fleming
Davey
Swiger
Board of Poles
John Carew
Charges Workmen Are Robbed by Contractors in Senate Report
Washington July 22 Senate committee on education and labor reports unscrupulous contractors on federal building projects violated the Bacon-Davis act and paid workers only a portion of the prevailing wage. Senator David I Walsh says unemployment allowed exploitation of labor, depriving mechanists and laborers of legally entitled wages.
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Washington
Senate Committee
David I. Walsh
Mass
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Court grants Edward Smith divorce from Frances Smith
Edward Smith was granted a divorce from Frances Smith on grounds of extreme cruelty by Judge D A Cook.
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Edward Smith
Frances Smith
Begin Remodeling Of Century Block On Broad Street
Remodeling of the second stone at the Century Building on Broad Street started today. The entire second floor will be remandated at an estimated cost of $5,590. Permit issued to The Centres Building Company by Building Inspector L. P Kaiser. Contractor in charge is J. T. Mosher. Another permit for an addition of SAAN was issued to John B. Halpin Company for remodeling the residence of Mrs Warfaret Betts on Garvin Avenue.
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Century
Broad Street
Bitter, 73, Dies of Heart Attack at Grace Lutheran Church
Dr. Charles B. Bitter, 73, died here today from heart disease after suffering the attack on Sunday while delivering a pulpit sermon at Grace Lutheran Church.
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Wadsworth. D
Charles B. Bitter
Grace Lutheran Church
Death Claims Wife Of Oberlin Physician
Mrs Ellen Johnson Kinnear wife of Dr H M Kinnear died at her Oberlin home age 80 after a long illness. Born in England she came to America with parents at age four. She and her husband served as missionaries in China before retiring seven years ago and moving to Oberlin. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs T Burns of Baton Rouge a son Gerald Kinnear of Honolulu a granddaughter Mrs Herbert Howison Lakewood and a stepson Paul Kiro New York City. One son Maurice died in 1919. Funeral Tuesday at 2 00 from the home with Rev G Ruman of Medina officiating. Burial in Westwood Cemetery. Further notices of local clubs and meetings follow.
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Oberlin. O
Ellen Johnson Kinnear
H. M. Kinnear
Elmstreet
Oberlin
First
T. Burns
Baton Rouge
Gerald Kinnear
Honolulu
Hawaii
Herbert Howison Lakewond
Paul Kiro
New York
Gelock
George Ledgerman
Recard
New Veterans of Foreign Wars Post In Elyria Installed
Inspector Duntan reports Elyria Post becomes fifth Ohio VFW post this month as fors-four new posts noted in Park year. Meher pays tribute to Col Murdach newly elected Sr Vice Commander, who earlier led state VFW ranks. Post meets 2nd and 4th Mondays. auxilliary potential. first social a picnic. new HQ on Broad athe corner. shared with Elksah Post of Disabled American Veterans. France enacts wartime nationalization law for key industries.
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Duntan
Elyria
Ohio
Meher
Col Murdach
Vier
Col
Murbach
Vertilion-on-the-Lakn
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Broad Street
Heanside
Elxha
Col. Murbach
British Cabinet Grieves Over Mussolini in Africa
London July 22 Britain’s cabinet met in special session to assess the Ethiopian situation and reportedly voiced grave concern over Premier Mussolini’s ambitions in Africa. A trusted source said officials feared Italy’s colonial aims could extend beyond Ethiopia and threaten British interests, prompting Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare to press for League of Nations action to localize the dispute.
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London
Benito Musegolini
Africa
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Empe
Samuel Hoare
League of Nations
Rowboat Capsizes Drowning Eleven in East Prussia
Berlin July 22 Eleven persons drowned when a crowded rowboat ferry carrying 21 passengers capsized in Darethen Lake East Prussia. Rescue efforts were soon mounted as authorities investigated the accident and notified families of the victims.
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Berlin
Darethen Lake
East Prussia
Italian Government Watches Newspapers Across World
Tokyo dispatch reports July 22 that the Italian government, disturbed by critical articles, has ordered embassies worldwide to monitor hostile dispatches and seek denials. Italian sources provided the information today.
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Tokyo
Bonus Army Conducts Cash Demand on Capitol Hill
The 1935 Bonus Army, about two hundred strong, marches on Capitol Hill to press for immediate cash payments. Led by Roy Robertson they plan to meet congressmen in the House offices as sessions begin, while a dozen Capitol Police watch for orderly conduct and Capitol authorities pledge no interference if the protest stays peaceful.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Roy Robertson
House Loffites
Congressment
Robertson
Capitol
Former Follies Star Faces Eviction and Hard Times
Chicago July 22 Jessie Reed once the Follies star and Florenz Zigfeld’s high paid chorus girl is now facing eviction from a three week hotel room. At 38 she laments four marriages and plans a possible comeback with some training. She is legally Mrs Leonard M Reno and seeks alimony from her husband while recalling past husbands and a jail relief dispute.
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Chicago
Jessie Reed
The
Follies
Florenz Zigfeld
Miss Reed
Heed
Relief Commission
Ege
Jessie
Leonard M Reno
Reno
Ot H. O Reno
Nubusher
Janes
Ollie Debrow
Dan" Caswell
Cleveland
President MecKinter
William F. Young
Dan Caswell
Muriel Rena
Emperor Haile Selassie Refuses Apology Over Speech
Addis Ababa July 22 Emperor Haile Selassie rejects demands for an apology and signals readiness for an honorable peace in the war. The government defends the emperor and denounces Mussolini’s charges of usurpation in Jimma state, while detailing changes in Jimma leadership and slavery reform under direct administration.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Italy
Count Vinci-Gigliucci
Vinci-Gigliuci
Benito Mussolini
Jimma
Sultan Abba Jabir
Abba Jifaar
Abba Jabir
Abba Doula
Jim
Officials Confer On County Finances Over School Bill
County Auditor C. J. Kelser calls a meeting with all county officials state representatives and the district state senator in the courthouse to discuss next year’s finances under a new school foundation bill. The measure would cut county tax shares, risking funds for operations and salaries while promising school guarantees.
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Kelser
Elviia
Loram Citr
Local Vehicle Collision and Weekend Pickpocket Thefts
A collision on Broad Street damaged Mayo Roe Jr.’s car after A E Fisher backed away from the curb. Fisher’s backing caused the rear fender and bumper damage and a rear tire blowout on Roe’s vehicle. Police attribute two weekend thefts to pickpockets in the downtown area, targeting Clarence Schrader who lost a purse containing 3 18 and Geo Barre who lost 5 cents.
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Mayo Roe, Jr
Broad Street
A. E. Fisher
YMG
Fisher
Roes
Clarence Schrader
BR. D. No 3
Elyria
M Geo Barre
Hici Street
Blocking Broad street traffic leads to fines and police call
Max Seigle of LaGrange road was fined 102 dollars for blocking traffic on Broad street and refusing to move when asked. Patrolman Clare Parker stated Seigle refused to move Saturday and a police car transported him to headquarters. A separate incident near Howe street left Mrs. Sadie Brown’s car striking H. E House’s vehicle and tipping onto its side. both cars were damaged but no injuries reported.
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Broad Street
Max Seigle
LaGrange Road
Clare Parker
Seigle
Sergle
Mra
Sadie Brown
Howe Street
H. E House
West Avenue
Physician Provides Vacation For 27 In Lows
HAYS Kansas July 22 Dr Thomas Richmond Kansas City Kansas and his in law caravan of 27 persons left here on the second leg of a 15 day tour to Colorado He expects to be in Denver tonight The elderly physician who is paring all expenses on the tour for his wifes relatives said everything went according to schedule the first day The first stop yesterday was at Abilene where Mrs C L Havener niece of Mrs Richmond cooked breakfast for them Last night they stayed in two tourist camps here The Denver chamber of commerce has invited the party to breakfast tomorrow after which they will push on to the Rocky Mountains They are traveling in an 18 passenger bus and two automobiles A truck is transporting the baggage The trip was planned by Dr Richmond himself who says his wifes relatives are among the finest people in the world
Elyrian Wins Citation At Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp
William P. Davis of T06 Penfield Avenue was cited for tying the second high rifle score at the Citizens Military Training Camp Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. He was named an outstanding candidate in orders issued by Cal O P Robinson Eleventh Infantry camp commander.
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William P. Davis
Penfield Avenue
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Cal. O. P. Robinson
State Examiner Walter Bean Dies in Xenia
Walter Bean aged 65, longtime state bureau of accounting examiner and former Greene County auditor, died after a two months illness in Xenia on Sunday. The report mentions the Lady Bird beetle as a noted species.
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Xenia
Walter Bean
State Bureau of Accounting
Greene County
Cleveland Market Report Abbrev: Livestock Prices Slips and Rises
Cleveland Livestock markets show mixed moves with produce and butter steady, poultry weak, and hogs rising about 25 cents. Steers price around 11 to 19 dollars, cows strong at mid fifties, calves active near 34 dollars, lambs and mutton softer, hogs up to 22 dollars per 100 pounds depending on weight, with various price ranges across categories.
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Cleveland
Heavy Rains Bring Brief Relief Across Ohio
Heavy rains fell in scattered parts of Ohio easing the heat wave briefly. Findlay received about two inches of precipitation, dropping temperatures 22 degrees in two hours and flooding downtown basements. Cincinnati area storms disrupted utility service and caused minor damage including lightning strikes at Norwood City Hall and a Carthage church.
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Ohio
W. H. Alexander
Atate
Findlay
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Norwood
Carthage
Burglars Break Into Loop Office for $280,000 Haul
CHICAGO. July 22. Burglars blasted into the safe of investment broker Andrew McAnsh on the 16th floor of a loop building over the weekend and escaped with securities valued at $280,000. The vault was dynamited and desks ransacked. An adjacent office on the 21st floor also was entered with an undetermined cash loss.
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Chicago
Andrew McAnsh
McAnsh
Five Persons Held After Disturbance At Plant Reopen
In Cleveland on July 22 five persons were held by police after a disturbance linked to Industrial Rayon Corporation efforts to reopen its plant. The facility had been idle since a strike on May 20. Initial reports said about 500 pickets and sympathizers gathered as a surprise reopening was attempted when men and women tried to enter to work, police captain Thomas Manning reported.
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Cleveland
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Thomas Manning
Fight Over Holding Bill Reaches Senate House Talks
Washington July 23 The fight over the administration utility holding company bill moves to a Senate House conference with the death sentence clause as the central dispute. The Senate backed the elimination provision while the House rejected it. Both sides show no sign of compromise, as lobby efforts by administration and power interests continue. President Roosevelt rejects bringing the death sentence issue into the 1926 campaign and orders Wheeler Rayburn bill to survive in conference.
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Washington
Senate House
Senate
House
Administration
Power Company
Congress
Roosevelt
Capital Hill
Force Down Interest Rates On Public Loans
Washington July 22 work relief officials seek to aid municipalities in the 2.006 billion Public Works program by pushing private lenders to lower loan costs. The PWA would grant 45 percent of project cost and lend 55 percent at 4 percent from its revolving fund, enabling cities to borrow at reduced rates. The advisory board awarded powers to a three member committee to lend PWA funds below four percent to municipalities facing private financing gaps.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
PWA
Probe Story Of Kidnaping COLONELS 0 July 22
In Cleveland and Columbus detectives retrace the route alleged by five men who abducted Robert C. Byers head of Byers Distributing Service Inc. He was seized mistaking him for his brother George and held for ransom. They demanded 310,000 then 600. the money was not paid. Byers said publicity stopped the plan. Seven mysterious calls were received at his home and office. Lt. Thomas A. Scully will accompany Byers to Mt Vernon to identify a filling station.
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Robert C. Byers
Byers Distributing Service, Inc
Hrea
Thomas A. Scully
Byers
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland
Columbus
George Byers
Pensions Totaled 92 358 in Lorain County Over Year
County official Franca reported June pension disbursements of 1 242 716 from 81 314 checks and 14 401 for funeral expenses. July and August county divisions were allotted 2 500 000. Total Lorain County pensions reached 92 358 since payments began a year ago.
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Lorain County
Franca
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Sederis Restaurant
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Rhoda A. Kelly
Am B Kelly
Stown
Edward &. Moreman
Earl B. Moore
W. C. Finney
Clyde Frye
Newark
A. M. Robertson
L. B. Moreman
Youngstown
Harley A. Strait
Mamie Strait
Columbia
Elyria Memorial Hospra
Litchfield
A. Webbe
Gerald
Geraldine
Russell
Alvin
Alva
Maxine
Irene
Joan
Fred
Roy
Birria
Walter
Detroit
Lester
Paul
Grafton
Ora White
Dale Wilkins
Bertha Strait
Nichols Funeral Home
A. E. Kemp
Flora Kallog
Mary
Peter Piros
Sheffield
Curt Loch
Lorain
Eugene Jeambert
National Bank of Commerce of
Frank
Rothweil
Et A
Black River Township
Kathryn Cuddy Humphrey
O’donnells
Seop
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Oldpfl
Barney Oldfiel
Y Johnson
Middle Avenue
Oldfield
Ing H. C. S
Speedway
Ing
Esther Alflen
Community Garden Club
W. D. Hobbs
East Lorain Street
Hobbs
Vine
Rebekah Lndge
Knights of Pything
Pythian Sisters
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Charlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Women’s Relief Corps
W. F. Gravit
North Main Street
Wes. Clarence Wright
Bay
Ernest Fisk
Portsmouth
Charles Weeks
Marjorie Jane Horn
Lakewood
J. H. Horn
Union Street
E. E. West
Yellowstone National Park
H. C. Worcester
Spring Street
Mrs. Edwards
France
United Press
Iceland
Blue Bird Soda Grille
Court St
Elyrian
Elks Restaurant
Second ST
Legionn Browers
Tbs
Andy Voc
Virginia
Olte
Virginie
Bulletin
REA Matey
Wiay
Newell
Newell Hotel
Turner
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