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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1934

Page

10

Mrs Dall to obtain divorce in secret Nevada hearing

Mrs Curtis Dall daughter of President Roosevelt will be granted a divorce today at Minden Nevada in a secret court hearing. The action cites mental cruelty based on incompatible marital relations and Dall will not contest. Custody of two children Sissie and Buzzie will be with Mrs Dall with Dall allowed visiting rights.

Reno Curtis Dall Roosevelt Minden William Sheperd Dana New York Dall Chicago Platt Dalls

Businessmen Boost Ciarente J Brown for Governor

A state wide businessmen's committee to boost Ciarente J Brown's candidacy for governor was announced at Columbus. The list includes leaders from Fisher Body, Heisey Glass, Superior Underwear, Barnes Manufacturing, McKinley Machine, J Meek Co, Winwood & Co, Buckeye Union Casualty, and executives from Cincinnati, Cleveland, Newark, Piqua, Mansfield, Coshocton, and Columbus.

Columbus. O Ciarente J. Brown Blanchester Sean Bres- Fous Committlex Ay Cleveland Fisher Body Company L. Harryagin Cincinnati Laude Meakin Company E. Wilson Helsey Newark Heisey Glass Company J. L. Black Piqua Superior Underwear Company T. H. Barnes Mansfield Barnes Manufacturing Company Clarence A. McKinley McKinley Machine Company Dan Meek Cosnecton J. Meek Compan George M. Winwoodsfield Winwood and Company Frederick E. Jones Columbus Buckere Union Casualty Company

Tugmen To Vote On Return To Work Proposal

BUFFALO New York July tug firemen and linemen vote today on returning to work after wage and hours negotiations. Owen J. Kavanagh says Great Lakes locals will vote after a telegram from Joseph J. Noonan. Dredge and harbor tugmen may return tomorrow and strike leaders expect captains and engineers to follow.

Buffalo Buffalo Tocal Firemen and Linemen's Protective Association Owen J. Kavanagh Great Lakes Joseph J. Noonan Chicago Tugmen’s Protective Association Noonan

Four Killed By Train Near Toledo

Funeral services for Mrs Baile Grodzin grandmother, her daughter Miss Rhea Godzin, and two grandchildren were set for Monday at Rafter mortuary chapel in Toledo Ohio. The group perished when a Michigan Central passenger train struck their auto bound for Toledo Beach. The car carried Florence Elson and Sandow Godzin both of Tulsa Oklahoma Frances Elson Florence’s twin sister and Richard Travis ten also of Tulsa. Frances suffered possible internal injuries and was hospitalized at St. Vincent’s.

Toledo Mihhigan Central Toledo Beach Baile Grodzin Rhea Godzin Florence Eison Sandow Tulsa Okla Godzin Grodzin Frances Elson Flamence Richard Travis Frances St. Vincent's Hospital Richard

Explosion Fatal To Four Miners Near Berea Ky

Four miners died and six were critically injured when an explosion ripped through the Harrison Coal mine at Sand Gap near Berea Kentucky during a late Saturday blast. The deceased were Tom Johnson Elmer Clemens James Hensley and Charles Harrison. Injured were Leonard Clemens William Beatty Joe Marcum Frank Hensley Wiley Turner and Neville Crimes. The mine superintendent suspected gas ignition sparked by a spark.

Berea Nikes Harrison Coaltine Sand Gap Here Tom Johnson Elmer Clemmens James Hensley Charles Harrison Leonard Clemmens William Beatty Joe Marcum Frank Hensley Wiley Turner Neville

Radio Programs and Bands Listing for July 30

A historical radio program bulletin lists stations WHI WTAM WEAF WHK and details bands and orchestras performing on July 30 across locations such as Belasco and Lilly. It names acts including Lyons Band Cartiste Golden and Rogers Orch with weather sign-offs and daily scheduling notes for listeners.

Local property dispute surfaces in Oberlin and Avon Lake

Fragmentary OCR notes describe investigations by RH N. Smith from Corbin into Donnia A. Lee’s West Lorain Street property in Oberlin and Gabriel Mayer’s transfer to Jacob F. Mazer in Avon Lake amid a history of controversy surrounding the matter.

Iparette Donnia A. Lee West Lorain Street Oberlin Gabriel Mayer Jacob F. Mazer Avon Lake

Real Estate Transfers in Avon and Vermilion Areas

Real estate transfers listed include Helen J. Johnson and others via George P. Samman in Avon Township. John and Harriet Lilley of Elyria transfer to Harry J. Bardell on Fast River Street in Elyria. Vermilion on the Lake Company sublets 1149 1150 in Vermilion on the Lake Sub-Division, Brownhelm Township. Sarah J. Von Bocken and Geo Von Bocken transfer to Robert B. Lee and

Helen J. Johnson George P. Samman Avon Township John Harriet BE. Lilley Elyria Harry J. Bardell Fast River Street Vermilion

Former Officer Confesses To Killing Wife

James C. Eden a 44 year old former Columbus policeman confessed to Scioto county authorities that he killed his wife Edna May Eden after driving their car into a tourist camp near the Lawrence Scioto county line. He cited jealousy as the motive saying he was waylaid by two auto loads of men who fired into the car.

Columbus James C. Eden Scioto County Edna May Eden Harry Thornton Eden Shadybrook Lawrence-Scioto County James Miller Sherif Arthur Oakes Haverhill Seloto County Ironton

Wheeler and Woolsey Lead Cockeyed Cavaliers at Capitol

Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey star as sixteenth century knights in Cockeyed Cavaliers at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Two new musical numbers are introduced.

Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Capitol Theatre

Shirley Temple Stars in Rivoli Film Baby Take a Bow

Five year old Shirley Temple wins new laurels in Baby, Take a Bow at the Rivoli Theatre. She has an important part running the full length of the picture.

Shirley Temple Rivoli Theatre

Coal Code Raises Coal Prices Across The Board

Through NRA code action, Campbell Coal Co and other Cleveland retailers face higher priced Pocahontas and Ohio coal. Prices rise from 4.95 6.50 per ton for Ohio coal and from 6.95 8.20 for Pocahontas, plus 45 cent per ton code fee and 55 cents on installment plans. Campbell argues profits remain despite higher costs, while critics warn of consumer harm and potential legal shifts in price fixing.

Dale Cox Cleveland Consumers’ League Cuyahoga County Retail Solid Fuel Code Authority James E. Campbell Campbell Coal Co Pocahontas Coal NRA Pocahontas Ohio Campbell Campbell Co

Raw Deal for Coal Consumer

In New York a cost of living report highlights a poor household burden from groceries with milk priced to consumers far above farm prices. The piece notes milk from a nearby farmer costs a premium despite short distances and low farm margins for producers.

Propose Competition in Coal Trade to Save Money

A caller urges coal buyers to resist price rigging and demand competition. The message asks readers to protest to Governor White or the President in Washington, claiming potential savings of $10 on the winter coal bill.

White

Coal Monopoly To Rob Consumer

A critique argues that coal is essential and high prices harm users. It condemns a Code Authority group of coal dealers for fixing prices, stating consumers lack representation and face dealer mercy. If the public lacks protection, hardships increase during cold periods.

Code Authority

Costs in Code Boost Coal Prices and Rights Claim

A consumer complains about the Code used to raise coal prices. The speaker alleges extra charges for watering fifty cents to send the Code, and a pushback fee. The rhetoric argues consumers have no rights and warns against complaining.

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