Campaign schedules sweep crowded northern Ohio
In Columbus and northern Ohio primary action heats up as Major candidates push final drives before August 14. Bulkley's Columbus stop fuels speculation on his support for West, while West campaigns in Bellefontaine and Piqua with more stops planned. Donahey opens Summit County contest as Sawyer and Davey vie for Democratic gubernatorial backing at Paritas Springs. Sparks and Morgan duel in Akron and Cleveland, and Harrison challenges Sparks over campaign rhetoric. Brown headlines Steubenville and Lancaster with focus on Workmen's Compensation critique and state economy ideas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert J. Bulkley
Bulkley
Charles West
Granville
New Deal
United States
West
Bellefontaine
Piqua
Dayton
Toledo
Akron
Vic Donahey
Summit County
Charles Sawyer
Martin L. Davey
Paritas Springs
Cleveland
C. Nelson Sparks
Daniel B. Morgan
Frank G Harrison
Massillon
Sparks
Clarence J. Brown
Tace
Steubenville
Lancaster
McCarthy Leads Ohio Amateurs In Qualifier
Country Club Cleveland hosts the Ohio Amateur Golf qualifier with 32 golfers. McCarthy of Cleveland led with 140, while Clyde Mumma of Dayton totaled 148 in medal play and Dayton entries filled several top spots. Remaining qualifiers include Servis, Anderson, Kepler, Devol and others from Dayton, Celina, Marietta, Akron, Cincinnati.
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Country Club
Cleveland
Maurice J. McCarthy
Clyde Mumma
Darton
Ohio
Columbus
Byron Hunt
Lanmay
Mel Carpenter
John Florie
Allen Rankin
Raleigh W. Lee
Mumma
Bob Servis
Bob Keppler
Nelson Ruddy
Charlie Teetz
Cincinnati
Evans Schlitz
Cateton
Paul Anderson
Celina
Jack Deetjen
Akron
Max Devol
Marietta
McCarthy
Dayton Giant
Dynamiter
M. J. McCarthy, Jr
Clyde Mumia
Dayton
West's Band to Play Two Concerts This Month
E M West's new S1 piece concert band will provide music for the Lorain county farm picnic at Cascade Park on August 3. The group schedules two public concerts in the coming days with a show this Saturday at West Salem and another next Saturday at Litchfield.
Widely Known Skin Specialist Dr Ravogli Dies in Cincinnati
Dr. Augustus Ravogli aged 83, a renowned skin specialist and former Italian consul in Cincinnati, died at his home after a long illness. Born in Rome, he arrived in Cincinnati in 1881.
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Cincinnati
Augustus Ravogli
Rome
Ravogli
Youth Admits Stealing Truck From Cleveland
Harold Brown aged 13 was found hiding at a Brownhelm residence and turned over to Cleveland authorities. He admitted stealing the truck in Cleveland and another car recently, abandoning it in Brownhalm. Five South End youths fined $1 each for disorderly conduct. one failed to appear. Mayor Vanoster suspended costs. One minor injury reported at a Woodford Avenue beer parlor. Elmer Bishop confusion clarified. Auto collision between Oberlin and Cleveland Heights drivers on Middle Avenue caused minor damage.
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Harold Brown
Brownhelm
Cleveland
Brownhalm
South End
W. H. Vanoster
Joe Ross
Stacy Varzincak
Frank Zaleski
Joe Talarek
George Foss
Roush
Walter Wrnieski
Cos
West Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Residen
Vanoster
Elmer
Elmer Bishop
Case
Chronicle-Telegram
Leonard Denies Davey Charge in Whisky Ring Claim
CINCINNATI July 26 William H Leonard Hamilton county Democratic leader called Mart in L Davey s whisky ring charge a lie in a Sandusky Ohio speech Davey named Leonard as the alleged manipulator of a contract worth several million dollars for cheap liquor to the State Leonard tied the comment to Senator Walter Ruff s earlier inquiry and said Davey repeats the accusation without merit.
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Cincinnati
Wiliam H. Leonard
Hamilton County
Marrtin L. Davey
Sandusky
Ohio
Davey
Leonard
Walter Ruff
Liquor Control Board
Ruff
Death Record for Andrew Haag of Berea
Andrew Haag of Berea died Tuesday July 24 while at the place of his birth where he lived his life. He is survived by his wife and daughter and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 30 PM from the York Street Church in Berea.
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Andrew Haag
Berea
Itm
York Street
Mary Drake
North Professor Street
Jesse Sprague
Akron
Sprague
City Hospital
Ora Hankinson
Sullivan
The
Christian Church
Sulivan
Summer School Exams Conclude. Grades to Be Issued Tomorrow
Final examinations were held today for 182 summer school students, with closing exercises tomorrow morning when grade cards will be issued. The six week session opened June 18 and included 115 high school students. High school instructors were J. D. Severs KB G. Baxter Phillip Hofman J. C. Linville S C Smith and Ralph Wood. Elementary duties were led by Olive Lapp and Grace Thompson, with Mr Severs serving as principal for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Severs
G. Baxter
Phillip Hofman
J. C. Linville
S.C. Smith
Ralph Wood
Olive Lapp
Grace Thompson
Severs
Mothers Kissathon in Wheeling is Cancelled
Youthful members of the Mountainier Club of McMechan planned the first kissathon in the Ohio Valley, drawing protests from mothers. After petitions and angry outcry, adviser Bernard Spenger cancelled the event, ending the planned competition.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mountaineer Club
McMechan
Ohio Valley
Bernard Spenger
Three Fugitives From Lima Still At Large
Three lunatic fugitives from the Lima State hospital remain at large in western Ohio. Fred Smith 59 fled for horse theft, Fred Hunter 38 for horse stealing, and Lawrence Steiner 35 for petty larceny. They escaped at 2:30 a.m. Wednesday after overpowering a guard. The superintendent Dr. R E Bushong notes a strong love of horses motivates their actions and warns they may seek jobs near horse venues across the western range country. Hunter and Steiner were committed 16 years ago. Smith previously from Wyandot County.
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Lima
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
R. E. Bushong
Late Hospital
Fred Smith
Wyandot County
Fred Hunter
East Liverpool
Wawrence St
Smith
Emmett Carrail
Suard
Freede
H. G. Erwin
Hunter
Steiner
Court actions and divorces filed in Lorain area
Mildred Parsons of Lorain files for divorce from Charles Parsons on gross neglect of duty. Florence White of Elyria seeks divorce from Hubert White on wilful absence. Anna Bronovic of Lorain sues Themes Bronovich for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Marie J Hardy sues Alba Hardy of Elsma for gross neglect. Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston files suit. Elsworth Ray et al for 33,729 due on a note. Foreclosure proxy in Penfield township is pending.
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Mildred Parsons
Lorain
Charles Parsons
Florence White
Elyria
Hubert White
Anna Bronovic
Themes Bronovich
Marie J. Hardy
Civerca
Alba Hardy
Elsma
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank of Charleston
Diaing
Elsworth Ray Et al
Penfield Township
Ashea
Moratorium On Private Debts In North Dakota
MISTERING Acting Gov Ole H Olson announced a statewide moratorium on all private debts in North Dakota to block debt collection for the duration unless hardship is proven. State officials are barred from seizing or selling property, following moves to eclipse Gov William H Langer after his farm mortgage moratorium boosted his standing with rural voters.
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Bismark
N. D
Ole H. Olson
Toda
William H. Langer
Langer
Bismarck
Olson
Milk Producers Association to Meet in Lorain County
The Lorain County Milk Producers Association will hold a meeting on August 6 with the site to be announced. Ohio State University dairy specialist Cc. L. Blackman will address the group. Association president is Milton Baus of Telegraph Road.
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Milk Producers Association
Lorain County Milk Producers Association
Cc. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Milton Baus
Telegraph Road
Officials survey finances at Columbus meeting
Mayor W H Vanoster and city clerk Harvey C Cheney lead Ohio city officials in Columbus to survey local finances. County Auditor C Kelser and Deputy Auditor C A Horn also attend. In Tiffin, Neil Stinbaugh, ex-publisher, named postmaster at Republic, with Melvin Boweras former postmaster.
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W. H. Vanoster
Harvay C. Cheney
Columbus
Ohio Cities
Kelser
C. A. Horn
Two Elyrian Girls Face Charges in Severe Beating Case
Two Elyrian girls, about 15 to 16 years old, are to be charged with an assault on Kenneth Starfield, 27, of 128 Rush Street, after a late night incident near Baron Road and Route 20. Starfield, beaten and nearly unconscious, was found by Howard Van Arsdale and rushed to Memorial Hospital. He reported money taken from him and a clash that led to the attack. deputies调查conflicting accounts and questioned four companions, including two Elyrians, one Henrietta resident, and a man from Elyria. The investigation continues as Starfield is discharged for further sheriff’s questions.
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Kenneth Starfield
Rush Street
Sherif Gerald Nau
Stan Reid
Elytia
Cleveland
Vicinnity
Baron Road
Route 20
Stanfield Ro
Howard van aArsdate
Stetson Road
Bonis 20
van Arsdais
Sherif
Depo J Tiles Nau
Sam Provenza
Memorial Hospital
Stanfield
Naut T
Nau
Nazr
Eid
Naz
Henriett
Lorain Improvement Discussion By County Officials
County Commissioners plan an afternoon meeting with State Highway Divisional Engineer R. Ault of Ashland and Resident Engineer A. P. Lagton to discuss a proposed Broadway Lorain improvement along State Route 57. Also notes the Philippine vacation season from March to June.
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R. Ault
Ashland
A. P. Lagton
Highway Department
Broadway
Lorain
Reduced Interest On Home Owners Bond Plan In Ohio
In Columbus on July 26 Henry G. Brunner announced that all Home Owners Loan Corporation bonds will bear 23 4 percent interest starting August 1. The prior rate was 3 percent. To obtain new consents from mortgagees, no bond authorizations will be issued in Ohio from Friday until August. The Ohio offices will stay open to accept loan applications and consents for bond exchanges.
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Columbus
Interast
Ohio
Bruner
Roosevelt completes railroad retirement board staffing
President Roosevelt finished naming personnel to the new railroad retirement board selecting representatives from labor and industry. John T. Williamsen of Chicago was named on the recommendation of railroad executives and Lee M. Eddy of St. Louis was named on the recommendation of labor. Murray Latimer had already been appointed chairman.
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U. S. New Orden
Roosevelt
New Railroad Retirement Board
John T. Williaamsen
Chicago
Lee M. Eddy
St. Louis
Murray Latimer
Longshoremen Vote for Arbitration Across Coast Ports
San Francisco July 26 longshoremen of the International Longshoremen’s Association voted 6838 to 1471 to accept federal arbitration. The nationwide waterfront strike eased as 1000 National Guardsmen were withdrawn and talks resumed with employers union leaders and the President’s National Longshoremen’s Board.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Frank F. Merriam
Homesteaders Still Active in West Sacramento Area
Ellis Purlee register of the U S Land Office in West Sacramento says the homesteader day has not passed in California with 9,298,275 acres still open for homesteads. In the past year 2,299 homesteads were entered, involving 622,771 acres.
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West Sacramento
Cal
California
Ellis Purlee
Register of the United States Land Office
Purlee
Funeral party rooms at Pennsylvania Railroad station
A special suite of rooms has been set aside in the new Pennsylvania Railroad station in Philadelphia for funeral parties. It is believed to be the only such accommodation in the world for grieving individuals who do not wish to wait in regular waiting rooms.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Fresh Air Camp Opens Tomorrow in Oberlin area
Eighty children from across the country will leave tomorrow for a six week stay at the Fresh Air Camp on the Vermilion river near Linwood Park. Five Oberlin children join peers from Wellington Elyria Township Lorain and Elyria with transportation provided by Manager Sears. Camp director is L B Hindman secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Gene Association.
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Oberlin
Vermilion River
Linwood Park
Wellington
Avon
Elyria Township
Lorain
Elyria
Sears
L. B. Hindman
Lorain County
Last Hideout of Dillinger Searched
Chicago reports police and federal agents believe Dillinger hid in the apartment of Anna Sage, "Woman in Red," after the Bio graph Theater shootout. Two keys fit a second floor room. closet contents yielded only clothes and utensils. Sage denied knowing Dillinger, kept in federal custody. searches target Polly Hamilton Keele and possible financier links to a wealthy super-criminal.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Anna Sage
Woman In Red
Biograph Theater
America
Visi
Polly Hamilton Keele
Dilinger
Fargo
N. C
Dil Unger
Mar
Mussolini Sends Telegram On Dollfuss Death
Italian leader Benito Mussolini expressed sorrow over the assassination of Austrian Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss. He praised Dollfuss as a steadfast statesman and pledged to defend Austrian independence. Mussolini conveyed condolences to Dollfuss’s family and the Austrian people.
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Mussolini T Riccione
Englebert Dollfuss
Starhembere
Dollfuss
Austria
Italy
Austria Declares Martial Law After Chancellor’s Death
Amid capital turmoil crowds hear Angelus bells tolling in mourning for the late chancellor. Cardinal Innitzer orders black banners and martial law restricts gatherings to two persons and imposes curfews. Government buildings and utilities are protected as soldiers and police guard streets and facilities.
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Cardinal Innitzer
Austria
Hemwehr
Burial profit scheme eyed by Fort Worth court
A Fort Worth Texas report notes a Negro funeral home offering five cents per pauper for burial rights, even proposing to supply shroud and coffin. The business says it covers costs by collecting from Black residents.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Negro Funeral Home
Commissioners’ Court
Funeral Home
Bird whistles Yankee Doodle in Nashville home
Tony Up Andy a two year old canary owned by Mr and Mrs J J Bronschien whistles the verse of Yankee Doodle as perfectly as a musician The bird has not mastered the refrain and hesitates after finishing the verse before trilling like an ordinary canary Success comes by eching acting nat
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Bird
Nashville
Tony
Andy
J. J. Bronschien
Cleveland Market Report Signals Steady Prices Across Commodities
Markets show butter steady with standard grades. Poultry firm with colored fowls and Leghorn varieties, ducks and roosters listed. Potatoes Virginia at 1.75 to 1.90 per bushel, beef and veal prices noted, eggs and other produce prices shown. Livestock belts reflect steady hogs and beef, with lambs and mutton futures appearing. Grain and mill feeds quoted by Sheets Elevator and Fair Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springers Rock
Virginia
Sheets Elevator Co
Faircauld Milling Co
Lamp lighters of Chicago fade into history
Chicago maintains 575 electric and 4897 gas lamps as Century of Progress displays blaze nearby. City electrical chief Jackson cites a $5000 1934 budget for replacing gas lamps with electric ones, funded by regular tax collections, while operators still need 20 men to light the gas lamps with ladders and torches. Some modern lamplighters use cars as rounds change with technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vchicago
Larry
Chicago
Larrys
Witany Wi. Jackson
Taent
Silk Fleet to Shift Silk Trade to All-Water Route
The Silk Fleet will move raw silk shipments largely to Japanese ships, boosting transatlantic exports. Nippon Yusen Kaisha builds six express motor ships for silk trade to the Atlantic Coast, with existing Japanese tonnage already active. Improved water transport cuts transit to about 30 days, lowering costs and prompting a shift from Pacific rail to all-water routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Far East
United States
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Japan
Atlantic
Aited States
Pacific
West Coast
Puget Sound
Department of Commerce
Signboard near Lexington marks coast to coast air route
A signboard near Lexington Nebraska notes United Air Lines coast to coast distances to New York and San Francisco, with a Cheyenne battlefield nearby. The text mentions buffalo grazing ground and a poet with a rare gift for transferring mind and heart into effusions.
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Lexington
Neb
U.e
New York
San Francisco
United Air Lines
al Buffalo
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Robert Kepler
Brown Hotel
Pete Suia
West River Street
Woodford Avenue
John Kovacs
Suta
A. C. Yor
Arine
W. Bennett
Kissathon
Sunoco
Grafton Road
Charles L. Snow
Mgr
N. Dakota
Elyrian
Railroad Board
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Amy Ingraham
Ruggles Beach
Florence Guthrie
East Lorain Street
George P. Guthrie
Bryden Road
Ward Richardson
Harry Hovey
Vermilion on-the-Lake
H. H. Stone
North Main Street
R. Nelson
Jamestown
N.Y
L. E. Daniels
Owego
N. Y
Wellesley Church
Wellesley
Mass
Boy Scouts
Troop 101
Camip Lake Shore
Francis Dart
John Echko
David Hildner
Bill Leahy
Frank Speidrink
Billy Wigton
Tom Wood
Dudley Wood
Alden Wooster
Ward Wooster
Elvah Baldwin
Lakeside
Clyde Parker
Wallington
Paul Hovey
North Pleasant Street
Esther Fowls
Blanche Kelly
Frank Foster
Davidson
Lucile Davidson
Geist
A. J. Pitts
Pittsfield
Minnie Davidson
Lois ‘Brown
Camp Craig
Medina
Mable Wade
Health Department
Eiching
Nat
Cattias
Boston
Anne
Crear
Rock Springs
United States Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Virginia Cobblers
Timothy
H.R. Rorick
H. R. Rorick
M. H. Crowder
Elyria Savings & Trust
O’dour Court Street
Ell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Orio
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