White defends his record in Ohio utility refunds
In Columbus July 31 Governor George White argued his administration delivered massive utility refunds totaling 16.6 million dollars, far surpassing Democrat Vic Donahey’s six year total. He warned that high federal taxes push bootlegging and urged continued liquor tax cuts and state liquor control to curb illegal traffic while funding revenues.
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Columbus
George White
Vic Donahey
Donehey
White
Columbus Gas Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohio Supreme Court
United States
Ohio
United States Senate
Evicted family seeks roadside shelter near East River
A mother with three young children hid under a makeshift shelter along East River Street as a 120‑household area faced scant resources. Constable Jadson and local officials discussed aid while the family hoped to move into a new three‑room unit on Parre’s Avenue, facing eviction actions and uncertain housing options.
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Zee
Wilk
Sori
Data
Parre’s Avenue
Schuman
Hogs and cattle moves fuel continued packing yard flow
Twenty thousand hogs and visits were shipped directly to pa. With the addition of 1,999 government purchased drought cattle, the packing houses continued to operate. Johnson was expected by sorrow, primarily to World Fair, but incident and his forceful hand at solution of the strike problem. The handlers charged when I walked out a week ago that the stockyards management had not complied with terms of an agreement under which a strike last winter was ended.
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Johnson
LOM WARD Democratic Club Meeting Announced Tonight
The Sega Ward Democratic Club schedules its regular monthly meeting at 3 PM this evening at Perking's Garage. A bio picnic is planned for Thursday in Lorain. Candidates for county offices are invited to attend and present their case for nomination.
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Lom Ward
Democratic Club
Sega Ward Democratic Club
Lorain
California Births Rise After Four-Year Slump
California birth statistics show an uptick for the first time in four years with 86 more births in the first two months of the year than in the same period of 1903. The New Deal era may be influencing demographic trends according to state data.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Separate trial on mail fraud charge asked by Insull
Chicago July 31 Samuel Insull Sr. asked for a separate trial on mail fraud charges linked to the collapse of his empire. He traveled with Floyd B. Thompson to the Federal court and cited health concerns and extreme weight loss. An affidavit from Robert R. Elters supported that delay could be fatal to his health.
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Insull
Chicago
Samuel Insti Sr
Attery
Floyd B. Thompson
Robert R. Eltiers
Democratic club meeting lingers with hopeful candidates
Three candidates spoke at the First Ward Democratic gathering at the Little Brown. The event marked their club’s final meeting on August 14 as they urged a Democratic victory this fall amid disputes and local incidents.
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Democratic Club
Alabama Plan Aims to Bar Out-of-State Lawyers
Birmingham officials and barristers criticized Eugene Connor’s 1925 assembly bill to prohibit out-of-state attorneys in Alabama courts. The measure targets lawyers for nine Negro defendants in the Senntsboro assault case and follows a claim that Ohio allows nonstate lawyers at table but not in proceedings. Frank Bainbridge of the Birmingham Bar warned the plan could do more harm.
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Birmingham
Alapoa
Alabama
Eugene Connor
Connor
Senntsboro
International Fabor
Alabama Bar Association
A. Leo Oberdorfer
State Bar Asociation
Ohio
Frank Bainbridge
Landing Field Job Lonesome Perry OWP
Joseph E. Doane, chief operator at a U S emergency field near here, says his post on a busy highway is as lonesome as a forest ranger's. He wishes more motorists would stop and look around.
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Lonesome Perry
Joseph E. Doane
U. S
Here
Sea Gull Drops Eel Striking Man in Bath Me
Durward Bowie walking on Washington Street was struck in the back by an eel dropped from a circling sea gull. He turned and saw no one. In Brewster Massachusetts the Dillingham house, built in 1660, is now occupied by the eighth generation of the family.
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Durward Bowie
Washington Street
Brewster, Mass
Dillingham House
Harry Robinson Returns Home From Hospital
Harry Robinson of Washington Avenue SRO has recovered enough from illness to return to his home this afternoon after three weeks at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The report was given by hospital superintendent Frank W. Hoare.
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Hares Robinson
Washington Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank W. Hoare
Thyree
Heba
Elysian Passes Bar Exam in Statewide Result
Elysian and 287 others statewide passed the last bar examination announced in Columbus by Roban Miller. Notable names include Hub board Cide Wrees son of Judge H C Wileck of Lorain County, plus Reis Lampoon and Richard Schois. Northeastern Ohioans to be sworn in Saturday at the Hotel Cleveland at 1 39 p m.
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Lorain
Columbus
Roban Miller
Ohio Supreme Red Cone
Elysian
Hubboard
Cide Wrees
H.C. Wileck
Lorain County
Vos
Noah
Arereid Lampoon Oy
Richard Schois
Carl Craddocns Tucker
Portsmouth
Bodhmer Bosworth
Northfield
Summit County
Cleveland
Ohio Bee Keepers Plan August Field Meeting
Lorain County beekeepers will join the Ohio Beekeepers Association summer field meeting on August 8 and 9 near Columbus. More than 590 members from across the state are expected for talks by leading beekeepers at the O Shaughnessy Dam site and later at Ohio State University apiary for tours and demonstrations of large commercial operations east of Columbus.
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Lorain County
Ohio Bee Keepers’ Association
Columbus
O'Shaughness Dam
Ohio State University
Court actions span injuries, divorces and foreclosures
Eve Repa sues Charles Jensen of Avon for 14000 for injuries after a September 13 1955 crash on French Creek road. Mars Yuhasz seeks divorce from Jonny Yu hasz on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Henry Kacker sues Mary Hacker for gross neglect. The Cleveland Trust Company sues Elizabeth Nuhn et al for 37955 on a promissory note. Foreclosure of Lorain property requested. The First National Bank in Wellington gains judgment against Charles D Murray and Abbie Murray for 1170 on a concilt note. Rodney Rockwood of the Savings Deposit Bank is named administrator with the will attached of Isaac T Faxon estate. Probate Court records reveal today.
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Eve Repa
Charles Jensen
Avon
French Creek Road
Cleveland Trust Company
Elizabeth Nuhn
First National Bank
Wellington
Charles D. Murray
Abbie Murray
Common Pleas
Rodney Rockwood
Savings Deposit Bank
Isaac T. Faxon
Merchant Tells Of Brutality Of Captors
Chicago July 31 A jury heard details of the abduction and torture of Harry Welch a Toledo clothing merchant Welch cried on the stand recalling his captors He identified Rudolph Pisani Allen Siegel Edward Greenspan and Arthur Sway as the men who tortured him at a tavern basement gagging him burning his face neck and chest with a curling iron He said Siegel demanded three thousand nine hundred dollars.
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Chicago
Harry Welch
Toledo
Welch
Rudolph Pisani
Allen Siegel
Edward Greenspan
Arthur Sway
Siegel
Hitler chancellorship move sparks questions on power
Continued discussion on January 30 1934 surrounding Adolf Hitler's rise to chancellorship as Bar on von Papen argues for a role for Hitler while noting parliamentary limits. Speculation swirls about succession if President Hindenburg dies and who would hold real power in Germany.
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Hitler
Franz von Papen
Pidtegs
Papen
Sats
Germany
Inter
Hindenburg
Harmar Goering
Gnall
Parliament backs air program after labor motion defeat
Continued discussion on an agreement with France notes the Tam was not tied to any war or other power. Simon states conversations with other powers did not drive action. Following his speech, the labor motion opposing the air program was defeated 204 to 60, signaling broad Commons support.
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France
Simon
Commons
Cleveland coal code injunction hailed as consumer win
Dr H H Maynard, consumer rep on the coal code authority division 21, described a Cleveland injunction restraining coal sales below code minimum as a victory for consumers. Five Cleveland firms challenged the code prices. outcome pending. Coffin said it shows violation of an approved code in Ohio faces a wall in the Ohio Recovery Act.
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Columbus
H. H. Maynard
Coal Code Authority
Division 21
Cleveland
Dr. Maynard
NRA
O. W. L. Coffin
Ohio
Riots Threaten After Picket Standstill Breaks Down
Reported from Page One details a tense standoff as non-union drivers operate under military permit amid threatened force if permits are withdrawn for 48 hours. Federal mediators and 156 employers, many under martial law, debate a settlement while two government mediators frame a peace proposal awaiting employer approval.
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Eness
Case
Force Brony
Ors
Francis J. Haas
H. Dunnigan
Wives Worry Over Long Boston Garden Championship Bout
At the Boston Garden the world wrestling title match between Jimmy Londos and Ed Don George stretched to 2 A M causing more than six percent of worried wives to call police headquarters seeking word on their husbands.
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Boston
Jimmy Londos
Ed Don George
Boston Garden
Markets Cleveland Produce and Wheat Prices
Cleveland markets report varied prices across produce and poultry. Items listed include potatoes, leghorn fowl, white current receipts, and dairy products with multiple grade notes. grain prices for wheat, oats, and barley are given alongside hay and seed costs. A Wooster Egg Auction and Toledo grain figures are also noted, reflecting regional market activity and pricing.
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Cleveland
Estrus
Conference to curb gangster lawyers shown in three remedies
The forthcoming conference will study three approaches to handling gangster lawyers. Prosecution for violations of state or federal law, punishment for contempt of court, and professional discipline through censure suspension or disbarment are the proposed methods.
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J. H. Bell Real Estate CO
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Sylvia Doty
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R. L, Ericson
W. W. Ferriman
A.J. Foreman
J. Garland
DE. J. M. Gledhill
H. H. Holbrook
Claude I. Hummel
W.H. Hull
Sam Katz
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John P. Marta
G. C. Merritt
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C. B. Perkins
C. D. Pixley
Frank Poleg
J. Rose, JR
Stone's Grill
Paul Summrerlee
F, W. Schnuerer
R. G. Tiffin
Esther van Valkenburg
Wilma Warren
C. W. Young
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Evigted Family
Jack Jadson
Juscies Pre
Cartiste Township
D. Hamiin
Jennie Coon
Sch Poor Key
Lester
Norma
Lacrease
Blue Bird Restaurant Court St
Grass
North Logan
Easey Street
Eberias
Eads
Jos Foster
Alberia Beach
Ayerd
EL Abama
Harry Robinson
Bar
Mars Yuhasz
M Jonny Yuhasz
Henry Kacker
Mary Hacker
Merchant
NIRA
Clevel
Ayarker Ostit Reoulotee Sreers
Heigin Cihesad
Omarheny
Eta
Lin Seere
Reece
Ile
Timothy
Batzets
Nushep Paskers
Venter
CIA
Hay
Om Foy
Mery
Guy Alpalfa
Foledo
Fecras
Brown Hotel
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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Elyria
Western Reserve Finance
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