Heat Wave Sweeps Midwest with Toll Rising
A severe heat wave surged across the Midwest driving temperatures above 100 degrees and at least 84 deaths. Ohio led with 29 fatalities followed by Wisconsin 21 Illinois 12 Iowa 11 Indiana 16 Nebraska Kansas Missouri eight Michigan and Pennsylvania four each and western New York five. The Weather Bureau in Chicago forecast moderate weekend temps and possible thunderstorms as the heat spreads toward the Atlantic seaboard.
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Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Censtates
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Taxing Districts Plan To Use Scrip
Lorain county municipalities and taxing districts may issue negotiable scrip to cover salaries and other obligations as the Marshall Bill, now law after unanimous passage in both legislative houses. County auditors would redeem scrip from districts with delinquent taxes, offsetting cash settlements in the next tax collection period. Malcolm Thomson of Lorain introduced the bill in the House.
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Lorain County
Malcolm Thomson
Y.M.C.A. Trustees Defer Election
Elyria Y M C A trustees met last night and discussed several business matters but took no action. Election of officers for next year, once expected at the meeting, was deferred to a later session.
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Elyria Y. M. CA
Injured Twice In Single Week Harsh Week Hits Hughes Provision Chief
William Wooden, manager of Hughes Provision Co. at 621 Broad Street, suffered facial and hand burns while closing a leaking ammonia valve at the market house. He had earlier survived a minor automobile crash when his car overturned near Grafton. Firemen used gas masks to halt the ammonia leak after the packing blew out the main king valve.
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William Wooden
Hughes Provision Company
Broad Street
Market House
Grafton
Highway Crash Kills Chicago Wool Buyer in Defiance
An unpaved highway stretch near Defiance Friday night claimed the life of Arthur J Boerst a 43 year old wool buyer from Chicago and left John Fleering a 58 year old from Toledo with serious injuries.
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Defiance
Arthur J Boerst
Wool Buyer
Chicago
John Fleering
Toledo
Here
Bonfire spreads beyond plan. fence damaged at Lake Avenue
A bonfire got out of control yesterday afternoon, burning the bottom ends of a board fence on Frank Wagner’s property at 319 Lake Avenue. Firemen from Hose Company Number One and Engine Company Number Three extinguished it with buckets of water, causing only minor damage.
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Elyria
Frank Wagner
Lake Avenue
Engine Company Number Three
Elks Fish Fry and Music Night on Second Street
Members of the Elks and their guests will gather at the club rooms on Second Street for a fish fry and musical entertainment tonight. Bob Burns will direct the musical portion of the program.
Woman Reports Sweet Peas One Day Behind First Signaler
Mrs John Gibbona of Ridgeville Center claimed the second sighting of sweet peas this summer reporting she picked peas yesterday from plants she set out on St Patrick's Day. The near-simultaneous bloom marks a sunny garden note for the town.
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John Gibbona
Ridgeville Center
Elsworth Merritt Fined for Intoxication in Local arraignment
Elsworth Merritt of 245 Operlin Road was fined five dollars plus costs after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning. Police report he was breaking up furniture at his home when arrested.
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Elsworth Merritt
Operlin Road
W H van Oster
Mrs Bradshaw Correction on Club Affiliation for City Auditor
An error in Mrs Jane Bradshaw's candidate notice stated she was a member of the Elyria Woman's Club. She advised the item should read the Woman's Republican Club, clarifying her party affiliation.
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Jane Bradshaw
Elyria Woman’s Club
Woman’s Republican Club
Bradshaw
Machines Collide On Broad Street In Police Report
Machines driven by Freda Geruntiman of 136 West Street and James Beelamy of 139 Seneca Street collided on Broad Street yesterday, police reported.
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Freda Geruntiman
West Street
James Beelamy
Seneca Street
Broad Street
Collision on Broad Street Causes Minor Damage
Cars owned by R J Wheeler of Oberlin and Harold Beal of RD 3 Elsha collided on Broad Street last evening, police reported.
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R J Wheeler
Oberlin
Harold Beal
Elsha
Broad Street
Amherst man fined for disturbance at Alberta Beach hall
Andy Zvara of Amherst was fined $5 and costs by Justice Joseph Petro this morning after arraignment for creating a disturbance at the Alberta Beach dance hall.
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Andy Zvara
Amherst
Joseph Petro
Alberta Beach
Reckless driving fine for Chester Hoffner in arraignment
Chester Hoffner was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster this morning. The case proceeded with the mayor's court handling the incident and set the stage for further legal steps if needed.
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Chester Hoffner
W H van Oster
Death of Ada Finkle widow of Adam Finkle in Warner Ohio
Ada Finkle widow of Adam Finkle died suddenly while visiting in Warner Ohio. Born May 4 1861 she died June 10 1933. Survived by son Ozro Finkel at 124 Riverside Court and two sisters Mrs Jane Good Ashland and Mrs Etta Sprinkle Sullivan. Funeral arrangements set with Sudro Funeral Home and Huntington Methodist Church for 2 PM services Monday.
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Ada Finkle
Adam Finkle
Warner
Ohio
Finkle
Ozro Finkel
Riverside Court
Jane Good
Ashland
Etta Sprinkle
Sullivan
Sudro Funeral Home
Huntington Methodist Church
Funeral services for C D Foote at J H Brown Home
Funeral services for the late C D Foote of 280 Washington Avenue will be held Monday afternoon at 1 00 from the J H Brown and Son Funeral Home on Carnegie Avenue Rev E B Redhead will officiate and burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery. Besides his widow and daughter Wr Foote he is survived by a brother Norman H Foote of Los Angeles.
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D Foote
Washington Avenue
J H Brown and Son
Carnegie Avenue
E B Redhead
Lakeview Cemetery
Wr Foote
Norman H Foote
Los Angeles
Death of Arthur Wellert in Toledo announced
Arthur Wellert died in Toledo this morning. He is survived by two children, John seven and Jean twelve, his mother Vere Herman Wellert of Elyria, one brother Herman, and three sisters Mrs Herman Hady, Mrs Walter Bagnall, and Mrs Floyd Lang, all of Elyria. The body will be brought to Sudro Funeral Home. arrangements for the rites will be announced later.
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Arthur Wellert
Toledo
John
Jean
Vere Herman Wellert
Elyria
Herman
Herman Hady
Walter Bagnall
Floyd Lang
Sudro
Bank Robbery in Canton Suburb Near Louisville
Four armed men held up the Louisville Branch of the George C Harter Bank in Canton today and escaped with an undetermined amount. Deputy sheriffs responded as reports said the bandits fled in a Ford closed car toward cities north of Louisville. Loss is insured, bank officials stated. Louisville is a suburb and village just east of Canton.
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Canton Bank
Canton
Louisville
George C Harter Bank
Lamme medal to Norman W Storer at OSU commencement
Ohio State University will award the Lamme medal to Norman W Storer of Pittsburgh at the June commencement exercises. Storer, class of 1891, has a long career in electrical engineering and is noted as a widely recognized expert and author in the field.
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Columbus
Lamme
Ohio State University
Norman W Storer
Pittsburgh
Storer
Bee Buon
Kelser Defends County Money Distribution Over Criticism
County Auditor C S Kelser rebutted Elyria school board claims of preferential tax money distribution, noting Lorain received funds while Elyria got little. He cited a March 2 letter from Elyria clerk S S Rockwood seeking a $20,000 advance, asking why the board waited after February 7 to request it. Kelser said advances were impossible after banks restricted operations.
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Elyria School Board
Lorain School Board
Elyria
C S Kelser
Kelser
Elyria Board
Lorain Board
S S Rockwood
Lorain
Restraining Order Blocks Lorain Ice Tax Ordinance
Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson allowed a restraining order to prevent enforcement of Lorain’s new ice tax ordinance. Frank St Julian, an Elyria ice distributor, seeks to halt provisions taxing trucks delivering outside ice. Hearing set for Monday at 11 AM. defendants include Mayor Joseph Conley, Police Chief Theodore E Walker, and Treasurer Norman Donohue.
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Lorain
W B Thompson
Frank St Julian
Elyria
Joseph Conley
Theodore E Walker
Norman Donohue
Vote of confidence for B of L E leaders in bank failure case
Delegates at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers seventh Triennial convention in Cleveland on June 10 voted unanimously to back Grand Chief Engineer Alvan Ley Johnston and General Secretary-Treasurer James H Cassell, indicted in the Standard Trust Bank collapse. Support urged restraint until court disposition. The motion strengthened Johnston against Progressive faction, with charges involving Stirling Smith also noted.
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Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Alvanley Johnston
James H Cassel
Treasuer
Standard Trust Bank
Johnston
Brotherhood
Meiers
Johnston and
Cassell
C Stirling Smith
Operations of tel plants increase in Youngstown steel activity
June forecasts show Valley mills expanding capacity. Open hearth furnaces rise from 40 to 42 as production inches toward 48 percent with Bessemer up. Youngstown Sheet and Tube projects 35 percent, Republic Steel at 38, Carnegie at 55, and Sharon Hoop at 70 as heat waves threaten some mills.
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Youngstown
Bessemer
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Sheet and Tube Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Carnegie Steel Company
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
Unfilled tonnage of U S Steel climbs in May
New York June 10 Un filled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation in May increased 6 241 tons to 1 929 815 on May 31 a company statement paid today. On April 30 tonnage was 1 864 574 tons against 1 841 002 on March 31 1 854 200 on February 28 and 2 177 162 on May 31 1932.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
France Gets New Commercial Weapons
PARIS June 10 the government presented two bills in Parliament to give France new weapons for commercial warfare The first bill would empower temporary tariff surcharges by decree as reprisals or to protect French industry and agriculture in exceptional circumstances The second would empower altering tariffs on products affected by import quotas if the quotas are changed
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Paris
France
Indicted in Milan Bank Holdup Case Near Milan
SANDUSKY Ohio June 10 Ralph Cole 30 Zanesville was indicted here Friday on charges of taking part in the Milan bank robbery last November Hugh Wallenbach who confessed his part in the holdup is serving a 50 year sentence in Ohio penitentiary TIFFIN Ohio June 10 The annual outing of the Junior U A M of Ohio and Southern Michigan will be held Sunday at the National Orphans Home of the order here TIFFIN Ohio June 10 Injuries from an automobile accident near Fostoria a year ago contributed to the death of Mrs William N Frederick 57 Friday
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Balfe MacDonald
Flint
Mich
Grace MacDonald
Balfe
Nashville
Tenn
Elkin Lewis
William Terwilliger
MacDonald
Sandusky, O
Ralph Cole
Zanesville
Milan, O
Hugh Wallenbach
Ohio
Tiffin. O
Junioro Uam
Michigan
National Orphans' Home of the
Order Here
Fostoria
William N Frederick
Krejsa Hospitalized After Six Day Hiccup Attack
Anton Krejsa, 63, of Cleveland was hospitalized after a six day bout of persistent hiccups. Relatives said the coughing began last Monday and increasingly.
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Cleveland
Anton Krejsa
Krejss
Unemployment in France Declines
The number of registered unemployed in France has been dropping, signaling improving labor market conditions. Analysts note a downward trend across regions, with reductions observed in several departments and among various age groups.
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France
500 Bouquets Are Distributed To Shut Ins
About 500 complimentary bouquets and plants were distributed today to shut ins in Elyria and nearby areas. Florists supplied over 10 000 blooms and many potted plants with help from private gardens. The Florists Telegram Delivery Association sponsored the effort, carried out nationwide in 2200 communities by 6 000 florists, with Boy and Girl Scouts distributing the flowers using 30 donated automobiles.
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Elyria
The
Florists Telegram Delivery Association
Milder Weather In Prospect For Ohio
A trend toward milder temperatures is forecast for Ohio after a record heat spell. Fair weather with little rain expected over the weekend and into next week, with thundershowers likely in the south. The heat period has claimed thirty eight lives across the state this week, including Morris Bennett of Portsmouth and Charles Dondero of Cincinnati.
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Portsmouth
Addie Wilson
Middletown
Arthur W Alexander
Monroe Village
Charles Chamberlain
Trenton
Charles Dondero
Cincinnati
Marie Rensing
Harry Hachstedt
David Garrett
Columbus
Margaret A Homelster
Palestine
Christ Pringle
Zanesville
Homer B Johnston
Newark
Cattle Retest Ordered To Preserve Lorain County Rating
Lorain County will retest 28 500 cattle in 3520 herds for tuberculosis to keep its accredited status. Dr Jay Reeder reported one per cent reactors among 28 675 cattle, more than double the allowed. A second test cost 2 800. testers condemned reactors and farmers receive partial compensation. The retest is delayed to next year due to finances.
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Lorain County
C D Murray
Jay Reeder
Murray
Lotain County
Cleveland
National Recovery Bill Advances Toward Roosevelt Desk
Congress gave final form to a vast national recovery bill enabling the President to stabilize industry, expand employment, and fund up to 3.3 billion dollars in public works. Senate approval included major tax provisions on exempt bonds and income returns, with House-Senate talks to resolve differences before final passage.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Clark
Dem
LaFollete
House of Congress
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court in Elyria
Edward Taylor of Elyria obtained a divorce from Helen on gross neglect grounds in common pleas court today. Judge W B Thompson also ruled on various civil actions including a stand contract cancellation sought by Lynn Burge against Anna May Cromwell and appointment of a receiver to collect rents from I orain property.
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Edward Taylor
Elyria
Helen
Common Pleas Court
W B Thompson
Lynn Burge
Anna May Cromwell
Common Pleas
Chris Parman
Monroe G Bond
Baltimore and Ohio
Inquiry Into Kuhn Loeb Co Planned By Senate Panel
Washington June 10 Chairman Fletcher of the Senate subcommittee investigating private banks summoned a special meeting for Tuesday to decide whether to proceed with an inquiry into the affairs of Kuhn Loeb and Co. The move signals a formal step toward a broader review of the investment bank and its operations.
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Washington
Fletcher
Senate
Kuhn, Loeb and Co
Poetker Patriarch of Catholic Circle Dies in Cincinnati
Henry H Poetker aged 73 a longtime Catholic lay leader in Cincinnati died at his home after a long illness He was father of Rev Albert H Poetker president of the University of Detroit and noted for his community service within local church organizations.
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Cincinnati
Henry H. Poetker
Albert H Poetker
University of Detroit
Market summaries from Cleveland grain and produce markets
Cleveland market notes list receipts prices and standards for wheat corn oats rye barley and seeds, with price ranges for No 1 red No 2 yellow No 3 white No 1 timothy and alfalfa. Includes butter egg poultry and potato data, with futures storage standards and various grades and packings.
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Cleveland
GMAIN
Cleveland Grain-fmd Hay Exchange
Legislative action on bills across houses continues
The report lists bills moving between chambers including licenses for barbers and cosmetologists, reforms for sub divisions, hospital reimbursements, and measures regulating embalmers, petty taxes, roof use, and film censorship. A conference aims to reconcile beer law amendments as the Motorists Responsibility Bill fails.
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House
Senate
State Highway Department
Lefever
Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors
McManus
Marifes
Ackerman
List of council candidates and filing fees for primary
The list shows Democrat candidates for council at large and wards, including F J Kell ing, Leonard Fisk, Herman Esch, William Jones, B O Stroup, Frank Waller, and others. Republican candidates include Anna Kennedy, John J Kolopos, Clarence C Locke, George Thompson, Earl Lautenschlegel, Robert Stephen, R E Young, James C Scott, Elmer E Nelson, William C Schuur, Obert Chester, W E 3B Notley, James E Brown. Filing fees for office entries are mayor 16, auditor 10, solicitor 12, treasurer 225 and all council members 68 cents.
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Democrat—Council
F J. Kelling
Leonard Fisk
Herman Esch
William Jones
B O Stroup
Frank Waller
W G Smith
Roger Kellogg
N P Baumhardt
James Youngman
Frank Henke
Republican—Council
Anna Kennedy
John J Kolopos
Clarence C Locke
George Thompson
Earl Lautenschlegel
Robert Stephen
R E Young
James C Scott
E B Hauetsen
Elmer E Nelson
William C Schuur
Obert Chester
Notley
James E Brown
Five furnaces lit at Republic Steel plant in Massillon
Massillon Ohio reports a surge in steel industry activity as five furnaces burned at the Republic Steel Corporation plant marking a sharp rise in local employment. Employment across 22 plants reached 3321 workers, double the figure from the previous year.
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Massillon
Republic Steel Corporation
Bucyrus QO Picks Tamb for Republican Mayor Ticket
Robert W Tamb, a retired New York Central Railroad worker from Bucyrus, was chosen as the Republican candidate for mayor on June 10. Local observers note Tamb’s background in transit and public service as preparation for leadership.
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Bucyrus
Robert W Tamb
New York Central Railroad
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