Fierce Fighting West of Madrid Leaves Casualties High
Five days of savage Civil War fighting around Hill 660 near Villanueva De La Canada and Villafranca Del Castillo end in a temporary stalemate. Attack and counterattack with air and artillery bombardment continue. Loyalists report no significant gains and view the stalemate as a setback to the Nationalist push to reclaim territory.
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Madrid
Villanueva de la Canada
Villafranca del Castile
Villafranca del Castillo
Case de Campo
Two Cousins Reunite After Eight Decades In Ohio
In East Liverpool Ohio two cousins aged 88 and 94 who had not seen each other in 80 years were reunited after a newspaper story linked Hugh Ballantine of East Liverpool with Hugh K Ballantine of Cambridge. The elder had served in the Civil War, and the discovery confirmed their kinship after a long separation.
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East Liverpool
Hugh K. Ballantine
Cambridge
Hugh Ballantine
Washington County
Hugh
East
Liverpool
Columbiana County
Hugh K
Solo Flight by Edwin W Koenig at LaPorte Airport
Edwin W Koenig of 9424 Lorain Avenue Cleveland made his first solo flight yesterday afternoon at LaPorte airport following only a few hours of instruction. He is the fourth pupil of Tony Ross to achieve a solo flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Koenig
Lorain Avenue
Cleveland
LaPorte
Tony Ross
Ross
Man fined for disorderly conduct after choking wife
Dennis Halpin of 137 Garvin Avenue was fined 1 and costs for disorderly conduct at a police court arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith. Halpin was arrested about 410 p m yesterday after he choked his wife during a quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Halpin
Garvin Avenue
Leonard Smith
Halpin
Higgins fined for intoxication at city court
Higgins, 24, of the Jackson Hotel, was fined $1 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in the police court this morning. He was arrested Tuesday evening by local police.
Browning Letters Sold in London for 18280 Dollars
Lieut Col H P Moulton Barrett owned Browning letters and papers were sold recently in London fetching 18280 dollars. The sale drew interest from collectors and highlighted the value of literary archives.
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Browning
H. P. Moulton Barrett
London
County Fair To Be Biggest In Many Years
Lorain County Agricultural Society directors report plans for the 1937 Lorain County Fair to be the largest in its 91 year history. The event runs September 21, 22, 28 and 34 with all main midway booked and space near capacity in Art Hall and Four-H buildings. Special features include a National Barn Dance opening night, daily parades, races, a bathing beauty contest and a public wedding, plus expanded entertainment and a large rabbit and goat exhibit expected in Ohio.
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Lorain County
Afctory
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Elyria
The
Fairy
J. Lewis Mathis
Mathie
Co. I. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
Mathis
Mathia
Merchants
Lorain
Oberlin
Wellington
Amherst
Grange
Farm Bureau
Farmers
Ohio
J. L. Mathis
R. B. Baus
William C. Sudro
C. W. Wise
Guy A. Radcliffe
N. D. Backus
F. G. Prosser
E. L. Pierce
Sheen
J. W. McHenry
F. O. Betts
F. Sharp
Sterling Mills
P. G. Miller
J. C. Hazelton
C. C. Pierce
A. Crocker
N. Hoskins
George Cotton
F. E. Sharp
Carl Dramm
E. Wickens, Jr
Granzes
Sherman Mason
Frank Mason
John Barber
Merchants’ Hall
A. J. Robinson
Doss
Speed
D. Backus
William Strack
Japanese Beetle Traps Placed In Elyria
The United States Department of Agriculture will place white metal traps in Elyria to detect the Japanese beetle. Work will start within days under P A Howell with local officials cooperating. Traps go on private property for about 30 days, with credentials for inspectors and frequent visits. The pest harms flowers and foliage, with beetles attracted to a clay block soaked in a scented oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
P. A. Howell
Howell
Bureau
Penfield Club to MeetWednesday July 25
The Jolly Partnership Birthday Club of Penfield will meet on Wednesday July 25 with Mrs Blair Pierce and assistant hostess Mrs James Herrick. Dinner guests visited nearby towns including Montreal visitors and West Salem and Elyria funeral services noted with several families named. The piece lists numerous christy, Jones and Darkey family connections and county school figures.
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F. B. Club
Penfield
The
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Blair Pierce
James Herrick
Mark Kelner
la Grange
A. A. Jones
Donald Miller
Junior
Harold
Joyce
Ashland
Miller
Walter Grege
Anna
Ida Christy
Agnes Strong
John Christy
Lewis Jones
Edgar Jones
Celia McEwen
Elyria
Karl L. Darkey
Darkey
Sarah Darkey
Parsons
West Virginia
Two Eagles Pledge Echoes From Ancient Sage’s Speech
Fragmentary tribal dialogue repeats a vow to honor a friend and guide the people. The dying elder speaks of skull mysteries and rain through ritual herbs and water, promising drought relief if kept. Long Bull leads the tribesmen to pledge renewal.
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Long Bull
Harold Crawford Plans Anniversary Death Celebration in Cleveland
Harold E B Crawford said he would observe the 19th anniversary of his alleged death on Saturday. Once listed as World War I casualty by the War Department for July 24 1918, Crawford inspired a memorial tree and bronze disc in Cleveland before authorities learned he was alive and considered removing the tree. In Moscow a new Arctic wildfire fighting method used air delivery and parachuting to extinguish a forest blaze. In Stamford railroad worker Mariano Italiano age 45 was shocked by 11 000 volts from overhead lines and taken to hospital not seriously injured.
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Cleveland
Harold EB. Crawford
War Department
Crawford
Moscow
Arctic
Stamford
Conn
Mariano Italiano
Stamford Hospital
Death Record Vernon I. Ross
Vernon I. Ross aged 52 died at home 316 Cleveland street after an illness of one year He was born July 21 1885 in Eaton township and lived in Vermilion Wellington Elyria and finally Elyria He leaves wife Cecelie two children David Vernon and Mrs Martin Pape Jr one grandson Robin two sisters and two brothers Funeral arrangements are pending burial will be in Vermilion
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Vernon I. Ross
Cleveland Street
Mr. Ross
Eaton’ Township
Vermilion Congregational Church
Masonic Lodge
Wellington
Vermilion
Elyria
Cecelie
David Vernon
Lakes
Martin Pape, Jr
Robin
Ralph Cole
Walter Horwedel
North Ridgeville
Burton
Ray
North Eaton
Britain fears Spain war amid new German bases
Paris dispatches report French sources say Germany has established airplane and submarine bases at strategic points in Spanish Africa including Melilla Alhucemas Ceuta Larache Ifni and the Canary Islands. The alleged bases, with depots and defenses, prompted Chamberlain to urge ministers not to vacation.
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Paris
Germany
Spanish Africa
Oeuvre
Radical Socialist Party
Echo de Paris
London
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Melilla
Alhtcemas
Spanish Morocco
Ceuta
Gibraltar
Larache
Atlantic
Ifni
French Morocco
Canary Islands
Hammer Machine Replaces Steam Rollers at Leipzig Fair
In Leipzig the hammering device called the frog, a one ton cylindrical machine five feet in diameter, replaces slow rolling. It levels roads by four rapid thumps, hops twenty inches in air, and operates at about fifty jumps per minute. Propelled by a combustion motor and projecting arm, the frog pounds stone or gravel to powder during demonstrations.
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Leipzig
Chicago Markets Snapshot From July 223 Butter to Potatoes
Market report shows butter and eggs firm with unchanged prices, live poultry steady with varied per pound rates, and detailed potato and grain quotations across Chicago Toledo Cleveland and regional ports. Major items include Leghorn hens at 19c, Plymouth Rock 21c, turkeys and ducks prices, plus wheat and corn by No. 2 red and mixed categories.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Leghorn Roosters
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
California
Russel Burbanks
Idaho Elias Triumphs
U. S
B.S
Cobblers
Missouri
Kansas
U.S
Virginia
Maryland
Judge At Newark Orders Slots Confiscated
NEWARK, C., July 22. Judge Frank E. Slabaugh ordered city and Licking County authorities to confiscate all cigarette pin ball and slot machines displayed after midnight. He warned the court will treat any gaming device as a violation if found in a business, whether hidden or in use, citing impact on minors and losses to legitimate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Common Pleas
Frank E. Slabaugh
City
Licking County
Slabaugh
Court suits arise from Pennsylvania auto crash
Two Elyrians filed lawsuits totaling $6,000 against driver James Howe over injuries from an autos crash on July 4 at 6:40 a.m. along U.S. Route 30, 15 miles west of Carlisle. James Jackson seeks $5,000 and Lucinda Jackson $1,000. he claims permanent partial incapacity and she says she was injured.
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Pennsylvania
James Jackson
Lucinda Jackson
James Howe
Middle Avenue
Jackson
Carlisle
Senate Drama Over Supreme Court Plan Continues
The administration pushes a settlement on the Supreme Court plan led by Vice President Garner and Senator Barkley, facing stiff opposition from Burke and McCarran. Talks consider delaying the issue or crafting a mild procedural bill for lower courts as Wheeler weighs changes. Various procedural options remain under study while pressure for quick action grows.
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Supreme Court
John N. Garner
Atben W. Barkley
Senate Judiciary Committee
Iit
Edward R. Burke
Pat McCarran
Congress
Burke
Barkley
Burton K. Wheeler
Uderstood
Woman freed after four years in jail and many appeals
CHICAGO July 22 Mrs Daisy Tegtmeyer once called a shrewd business woman was freed on bond after four years in Cook county jail and 24 appeals. She faced contempt of court for failing to account for 30000 of an estate tied to her late husband’s trustees. She cited losses on horse racing and bad investments and sewed the remainder into her coat, which was stolen from her while jailed. Bond of 7000 was posted as she awaits hospital treatment for anemia and a heart ailment.
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Chicago
Daisy Tegtmeyer
Cook County
Tegtmeyer
Court of Appeals
Congressional Factionalism Delays Lower Court and Farm Legislation
Washington sources report factions hope to craft a Senate floor measure on lower court changes and a possible constitutional amendment, with Hatton Sumners and McCarran steering proposals. Administration leaders concede opposition holds power and warn adjournment may push action to next session. focus shifts to tax loopholes and farm and labor bills.
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Mittee
Senate
Barkley
House
Judiciary Committee
Hatton W. Sumners
McCarran
Eubi
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Ala
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Ellison D. Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Belt Representatives Seek Comprehensive Farm Bill Action
Congressional leaders from the Farm Belt pressed for a broad agriculture program before adjournment, though prospects were doubtful. Chairman Marvin Jones proposed a Tuesday Washington conference with major farm groups to align on a unified bill including the ever normal granary, soil conservation, processing tax reenactment, and farm rate relief efforts. Senator Ellison Smith doubted passage before the next session, while a White House push and petitions from Southern and Midwestern states stoked urgency.
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Washington
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Agriculture
Fevon Farm Organizations
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Mid-Western
Ellison D. Smith
3. C
Senate Agriculture Committee
White House
Jones
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
ICC
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Denton Whitmore
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WM. J. Moriarty
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