Original Gentry Brothers Circus Comes to Elyria
Circus day in Elyria features the Original Gentry Brothers Famous Shows at the fair grounds with two matinees and a night performance. The act includes the Snyders Family of Dancing Dogs and the Powell troupe, drawing women and children and expected to draw large crowds after a successful prior visit.
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Elyria
Gentry Brothers
Fair Grounds
Snyders
Henry Gentry
Powell
Capitan
Rin-Tin-Tin
Youths jailed for theft of milk in Pittsburgh
Two hungry Toledo youths William Young and Earl Mc Clafferty, both 28, were jailed after stealing a bottle of milk. They said they were en route to New York seeking work and were held by a dairy company driver until police arrived.
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Pittsburgh
Toledo
William Young
Earl McClafferty
Wey
New York
Dairy Comsa
Candidate for Congress Visits Elyria in Support of Candidacy
Charles Leasure of Zanesville, candidate for Congressman at Large, spent Monday in Elyria campaigning. Toledo reports fading hopes for Baby Face Nelson followers after an auto linked to Nelson, a blue Wisconsin plate coupe, was found with law abiding citizens. Police searched highways into Elyria as a description of Nelson circulated.
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Charles Leasure
Zanesville
Elyria
Toledo
George
Baby Face
Nelson
Dillinger
Eliy
Local police investigate barber shop break in
Police probe a break in at 07 Peter Kolinski barber shop on Mill street last night. Entry was gained by a window but nothing is believed stolen. Residents report no loss and ongoing inquiries continue.
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Peter Kolinski
Mill Street
Kolinski
Death of Frank Kriebel at Avon Village
Frank Kriebel died at home on Orchard street Avon Village at age 65 born in Sheffield. Funeral services by Welsh Funeral Home set for Thursday at 9 A M at St. Marys Church Avon. He leaves wife Mary Miller and several brothers and sisters.
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Frank Kriebel
Orchard Street
Avon Village
Sheffield
St. Mary's Church
Avon
Mr. Kriebel
Mary
Youth Slain In Gun Fight In Cleveland
Cleveland dispatch reports four youths including 14 year old Joseph Messing were involved in a gun battle with detectives after a dramatic hold up at the Kirin News Agency. Three associates were questioned as detectives pursued a trap and detours during the confrontation.
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Cleveland
Joseph
Peppy Messing
Kirin
Messina
Nazis Threaten to Kidnap Priests
Fragmentary report describes Nazi threats against priests and potential kidnappings. Mentions failed efforts to stop Nazi dynamite actions and a referenced death penalty prescribed on July 19. details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Engelyert Do Paisn
Elior Cam
Ely
Dollus
Pan
Court actions tackled by Lorain firms and fire losses
Legal suits mount as Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing seeks foreclosure on properties in Sheffield township with $149 376 883 total claims and multiple related actions against Kusztola and others. Fire damage claims total 812 482 amid a transportation company dispute while a stolen car case and orchard vandalism report add to the docket. A broad note flags party dynamics and rising calls for greater community political influence.
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C. Be. VanDeusen
Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Ca
Nick Kusztola
Prerty
Sheffield
Holden Resigns Coaching Post at Woodland High
Unclear OCR text notes Holden resigning from coaching duties at Woodland High School with no immediate replacement planned before the new school year. Mentions of Bribes and Mildred engagement, and several scattered local names and addresses.
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Pany
Charington
Yeat
Ars
Woodland
Mildred
Almon
Jrs
Woodland Area
Retired gang figure Dillinger killed by Chicago police
Fragmentary page notes describe the pursuit and death of John Dillinger. Police led by Melvin Purvis closed in after Dillinger and his companions moved through Chicago and Whiting. A plan involving a “woman in red” and a final confrontation near a hotel ended with a fatal shot. The article cites police authority and a vague statement about accountability.
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Chicago
Whiting
Poitioe Stey
Martin Zarkavich
Titlinger
Terhass Pur
Department of Justice
Purvis
Continued Page Three Mystery From Shaky OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR text references a tractor, sledge, flags, and a race or search along a trail. Mentions Poulter, Hows, and Poult as possible names. describes timekeeping, distances, and a pursuit to base. Content is garbled with missing words and unclear events, no clear outcome.
Rights in Mathematics Education Protest Highlight
Fragmentary text references a protest or stance about rights in mathematics education and inclusive learning. It mentions facing central ideas and ownership of the topic, with unclear attribution to individuals.
Strike Paralysis Spreads in Minneapolis
Minneapolis July 24 strike paralysis spreads as members of cleaners dyers and laundry workers union walk out in sympathy with striking truck drivers. Leaders say the strike lasts one day impacting cleaning and laundry plants and about 840 employees in the city.
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Minneapolis
Wis
Reasons for heat wave explained across nations
An article explains a heat wave driven by a north to south pressure setup. A persistent high pressure to the south and low pressure to the north traps hot air, causing rising daily temperatures. It notes air currents, prolonged daylight heating, and a lack of cooling night cycles as key factors.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Ratai
Atia
Mometer
Fire Roars Through Rockingham Racetrack Killing Five Horses
Flames ripped through Rockingham land’s greatest racetrack late last night. Fire trapped thoroughbreds as grooms and stablemen rushed to save them. About fifty horses ran wild and suffered injuries while rescuers braved the blaze.
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Salem
Rockingham Land
Continuation of Proposed Banking Reforms on Page One
The text outlines changes to empower the superintendent with greater authority including removal of bank officials who do not comply. It calls for segregating deposit, savings, and trust banking, a perpetual audit, and larger audits for major banks to inform the public about bank conditions and officer conduct.
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Anu Ps
Market Produce Listings and Prices From Local Sellers
Activity notes a market day with various produce items and prices. Listings include fowls, melons, and poultry items along with quantities such as half bushels and baskets. Prices shown include several items around 3.00 and several per dozen or per bushel, reflecting typical small-town market offerings.
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Sony
Lowe Big Boston
Lean
Uy Lima
lHialf
Akron Man Overcome By The Heat At Vermilion
Guy Chamberlain 87, of Akron and chief engineer at the Mayflower Hotel, was prostrated by heat while fishing in a speedboat near Vermilion. Two companions brought him ashore and he was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital in serious condition with convulsions.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Guy Chamberlain
Akron
Chamberlain
Mayflower
Rubber City
Vermilion
Memorial Hospital
Hearings Attended by Bar Associations and Bank Officials
Advisory bodies invited to hearings included the Cleveland Bar Association headed by William H. Boyd and the Cuyahoga County Bar Association led by Joseph L. Stearn. Frank T. Baw represented the Ohio State Bar and Charles Saffin the state han department chief counsel. Debates centered on disclosure of bank conditions to the Superintendent and public records versus political considerations.
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Cleveland Bar Association Committee
William H. Boyd
Cuyahoga County Bar Association
Joseph L. Stearn
Ohio State Bar
Frank T. Baw
Canton
State Han Department
Chie
Charles Saffin
Cleveland Bar
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