Explosion on Jaime Primero cripples Spain’s sole battleship
In Valencia on June 18 Loyalist authorities opened an urgent probe into a mysterious internal explosion crippling the Jaime Primero the only battleship in the Spanish navy. The blast in Cartagena harbor caused fire and heavy damage with over 120 casualties including more than 100 wounded and 18 confirmed dead. A film may reveal the moment of blast as investigators assess interior damage and link to the Espana sunk earlier by a mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Spain
Jaime Primero
Cartagena
Southeast Coast
International Neutrality Committee
Espana
Bay of Biscay
Elyria Mfg Picnic Fruits of Vermilion River Event
The Elyria Manufacturing Corp plans its third annual employee picnic and fishing party on Vermilion River Saturday. Activities start at 7:00 a.m. with a largest fish prize, a full morning of games, a 12:00 noon dinner and drawings for prizes. The day continues with baseball, fishing and swimming. In Columbus, Henry P. Zimmerman of Covington Ky sues John Bentley of Russell's Point O for 10550 damages over a fractured hand from a defective faucet handle at a hotel on July 18, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Mfg. Corp
Vermilion
Columbus, CO
Henry P. Zimmerman
Covington
John Bentley
Russell's Point
Zimmerman
Treasury probes race to identify suspects in fraud cases
Continued from Page 1 details show a wide spread of suspects from British Columbia, the Bahamas, and Jamaica as investigators push to match names to submitted cases. Magill said cases are being developed as fast as possible and will be filed once complete. LaFollette urged fairness to individuals whose names may resemble others, and questioned identifying a person as Westinghouse without details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Bahamas
Jamaica
Westinghouse
Dfazis
LaFollette
Treasury
James Srr
Tes Sotien
Magill
League Asks For Examination Of State's Accounts
In Columbus Ohio on June 15 the Limitation League urged Governor Davey to audit the state treasurer's books amid charges of irregularities and errors totaling over 11000 dollars. The letter cites unaccounted desk cash, a 12929 shortage in beverage tax stamps, and T O U entries tied to former treasurer Harry S Day. An audit led by Examiner William C Marker is underway and expected in about 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fetter
Tax Commission
League
Clarence J. Kinsley
Norman Beck
Wiliam C. Marker
Probes Slaying Of Coal Mine Foreman
In Tennessee Governor Gordon Browning ordered an investigation into the ambush killing of C. H. Woods a 25 year old foreman at the Zenith coal mine in Fentress County. Woods died when a truck was fired upon by an unseen assailant. Thomas Ross an 18 year old mine commissary clerk was wounded by flying glass. Browning called Adjutant General Raymond C. Smith to obtain facts and Sheriff Wilford Smith who is recovering from prior wounds urged military aid to curb further violence.
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Nashville
Tenn
Gordon Browning
C. H. Woods
Zenith
Fentress County
Woods
Thomas Ross
Ross
Jamestown
Browning
Raymond C. Smith
Tennessee National Guard
Wilford Smith
Ohio Boys' State government leadership outlines duties
NUMBER FOUR Continued From Page 1 outlines the state’s law and order duties. The Boys' State Commission of the American Legion, with experts in Ohio government, directs operations led by Attorney General Herbert Duffy and officials including Donald Hoskins, K. W. Kitchen, P. E. B. Kirchtlinger, and Judge Arthur H. Day. State and local officials join in support as 239 Ohio State University law students act as immediate counsel.
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The
American Legion
Ohio
Attoney
Herbert Duffy
Donald Hoskins
Franklin County Pressenter
K. W. Kitchen
Cleveland
P. E B. Kirchtlinger
Warren City
Cities
Supreme Court
Arthur H. Day
Edward P. Gibson
Ohio Senate
Col
Lynn Rilack
Columbus
Ohio State University Law
Bors
Strike film shown to aid senate inquiry
In Washington on June 18, the Senate Post Office Committee viewed motion pictures as evidence for its probe into strikes and steel companies. The films reportedly show strikers interfering with interstate commerce by pulling railroad ties and wrecking switches, while a second film depicts Memorial Day disturbances in South Chicago resulting in nine deaths. Senator Styles Bridges says the footage supports a broader investigation into tampering and interference with U.S. mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasilington
Senate Post Office
Sen. H. Styles Bridges
Senate
United States
Senate Civil Liberties Investigating Committee
Chicago
Mother Who Killed Her Daughter Pleads Guilty
Riverhead New York June 18 1923 Mrs Helen Tiernan 28 year old seamstress who murdered one of her two children to make room in her home for a lover pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree after the prosecution rested a case to seek the electric chair Justice James T Hallinan will pronounce sentence Monday The victim seven year old Helen was killed with a hatchet after which the mother set fire to clothing Jimmy age 3 survived badly injured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverhead
N. Y
Helen Tiernan
John R. Vink
Alea
J. Barron Hill
Court House News Dampens Lorain Separations
In And About The Court House items note William Walker of Lorain filing for divorce from Theresa Walker on neglect. Helen Christina Krakow sues Clarence Louis Krakow of Avon for cruelty and neglect. Ina Gardner sues Nettie Klady for 1765 dollars on a note. Foreclosure actions and a county power-line extension are listed along Vermilion and Gilford roads. Luther Warren, 48, of London, dies from truck fire burns in Columbus, to be buried at Blanchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Christina Krakow
Clarence Louis Krakow
Avon
Ina Gardner
Nettie Klady
Elyria
Ohio Public Service Company
Vermilion
Gifford
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Vermilion Road
Middle Ridge Road
Gilford Road
Columbus
Luther Warren
London
Blanchester
Number Five Continued From Page
In this life extending effort 29 doctors and nurses are employed with all possible equipment. Satie will arrive aboard the liner President Coolidge docking Saturday. He must be moved from his artificial respirator to a shipboard system set on a special railroad car. A siding is built to reach the ship’s landing spot for rapid transfer. To avoid infection nurses wear masks and surgical gowns. Suite ix 28 and a former Notre Dame athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satie
President Coolidge
Notre Dame
Tax Collection Here Greatly Improved
County Treasurer Walter J Wright reports improved tax collections through 1956. First half 1935 current duplicate 1 420 509. collected 1 442 553, 102 percent. Second half 1935 collection 106 percent. Latest period shows current duplicate 1 418 945. collected 1 795 025, 120 percent, indicating reduced delinquencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wright
New Water Main Increases Pressure at Factory Area
Tests show water pressure rising from 30 to 40 percent in the factory district along Filbert Beech and Turner streets after a new six inch main on Turner street. City Service Director I D Faxon says further tests will refine results. The upgrade aims to support automatic sprinkler systems for fire protection at local factories, including The Universal Crane Company, per officials’ report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filbert Beech
Turner Streets
Turner Street
I. D. Faxon
Universal Crane Company
Urges Owners Of Property To Cut Weeds
Service Director I. D. Faxon urged owners of vacant lots to cut grass and weeds in compliance with city ordinance No. 2948. The official noted the weed nuisance is worse this year due to heavy rains and warned noncompliant owners may be arraigned in police court with fines from 1 to 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. D. Faxon
Oddities and Oddities In A Bustling New York City
News oddities recount John Stillato’s failed crime with no runs and two errors as the 51 year old homeless man stole a blanket from Detective Thomas T. Mason and then tried to sell it to him. In Atlantic City police worry about a man who spent 36 hours partying with 25000 in his wallet. In Clarksville Emerson Mosely, 19, is sentenced to a year for forging a check and cheerfully thanks the judge. In Lima Rambling Hoboes of America plans a July 1 meeting in Patterson New Jersey to organize hitchhikers and promote road safety while opposing holdups, communists and wise guys.
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New York
John Stillato
Stillato
Thomas T. Mason
Atlantic City
N. J
Clarksville
Tenn
Lune
Emerson Mosely
Lima
Hoboes of America, Inc
J. Leon Lazarowitz
Patterson
Lewis Denounces Chicago Police Murderers at Labor Rally
South Chicago steel workers renewed their union drive after C I O leader John L. Lewis denounced Chicago police as murderers. About 18,000 filled Chicago Stadium to hear the charge after a Memorial Day clash at Republic Steel that left nine dead. A telegram from Lewis read and newsreels shown in Washington described the killings as cold blooded murder in league with Republic Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
I. Q
Republic
Thomas Kennedy
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Kennedy
Bittner
Denies Steel Co Paid Deputies Withheld Salary Allegations
Sen Bridges read a telegram from Sheriff Ralph E. Elser of Mahoning County Ohio denying charges that Republic Steel Corporation paid salaries of his deputies. The telegram was presented to the Senate post office committee in Washington on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fn. H. Styles Bridges
N. H
Senate Post Office Committee
Ralph FE. Elser
Mahoning County
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
Meat dollar breakdown outlines share for packer retailer and others
A Chicago packer details meat pricing shares. He states the farmer earns about 50 cents of every retail dollar, retailers 26 percent, wholesalers 5 percent, processors 15 percent, and transport and marketing about 4 percent. He notes unsaleable meat weighs heavily on price comparisons and that large waste meat costs affect the packer. In Ohio, New Philadelphia, William L Newton marks his 103rd birthday from bed as ill for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Philadelphia
William L. Newton
Tuscara
Dedicate Flag Pole At Home For Aged
The Elyria Kiwanis club dedicated a 40 foot flag pole at the Elyria Home for the Aged after a brief shower. Club president Harlan Brown and members honored residents with dinner and songs. A flag presentation to A. B. Taylor followed, with Mrs Myra Osbun leading a toast and ode to John Kaley. The Star Spangled Banner closed the program as George Richwine and A. H. West unfurled the flag.
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Elyria
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Proxsrain
Duattution
Harland ‘Brown
Chas
Guan
Karl Meister
A. H H. West
Meister
A. BR. Taylor
Taylor
Cift
John Kaley
Myra Osbun
George Richwine
A. H. Weat
Has New Theory In Disappearance Of Mrs. Parsons
STONY BROOK N Y old friend of Mrs Alice Mc Dowell Parsons volunteered as contact man in the investigation of her disappearance from the Long Meadow estate. Lawrence F Deutzman a former secret service agent and Pinkerton executive now editor of a North Shore Nassau County newspaper advanced a new theory. He said Mrs Parsons left of her own free will and had been prevented from returning by a furore. He proposed placing an advertisement in New York papers asking her to contact him to produce results.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Sinc
Lawrence F. Deutzman
Mis
Alice McDowell Parsons
PE Real Society
Long Meadow
Deutzman
Secret Service
Pinkerton
North Shore
Long Island
Parsons
Deaths: Eli A Thompson longtime North Eaton resident
Eli A Thompson born March 25 1849 in Shalersville Portage County Ohio came to North Eaton as a child and lived in the area until illness sent him to Berea then West View where he died Tuesday He left two daughters Adah Rothel and Laura Heath two sons John and Frank and a son Marion who preceded him 17 years ago He also leaves 35 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren Frederick Harrison Smith died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a fall fractured hip He was in WWI health and a member of the Elyria Bible class He leaves wife Cornelia Blaine Smith daughter Mrs R Horner and son F B Smith Funeral Monday at Nichols Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli A. Thompson
Shalersville
N’ Portage Country
Ohio
North Eaton
North Ridgeville
Berea
Adah Kothel
West View
Adah Rothel
Laura Heath
Elyria
John
Frank
Olmsted Falls
Marion
Frederick Harrison. Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mr. Smith
Markets Chicago Cash Quotations Sweep of Grain and Hogs
Markets show Chicago cash quotations for grain and live poultry. Prices list No 2 yellow corn, white oats, wheat and bran with bids for hogs, cattle, and lambs, including grades and weights. Trade centers on Chicago and Cleveland reporting unsettled or steady markets across commodities and livestock.
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Chicago
Cara Doe
Tose Ley Fiern
Fryars
Tye
Mymouth
Brotlers
Volore Dyer
Pisoouth
Lee
Geyhorn
Plymouth Roch
Sey Roosters
Horn Roosters
Turkey
Amall Luc
Geesa Ou
Wh. S. Depth of Agriculture
Reets OG Eara
Vtat
U.S
Wales
California
North Carolina
Bilas
Arkane
Louisiana
Elia
Bannex
Feea Biggie
Tee Ghain
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling
Caton
Cleveland
D&e
Vieginga
North Carolint
Leuiainon
Alabama Reds
Market
Stehary
Chotel
Governor designates Father's Day in Ohio
Ohio in brief reports Governor Davey designated Sunday June 20 as Father's Day in Ohio. Findlay notes E E Morrison, 42, farmer, killed when his car collided with a truck. Dover reports Kenneth Yackey, 5, killed after being trampled by a horse. Robert Baer, 1½, fell from a team and sled. Chillicothe covers Mrs Clem Oty, 13, a seventh grader who wed in Kentucky with parental consent, now 26-year-old husband from New Holland, saying she expects married life.
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Columbus
Davey
Ohio
Dover
Kenneth Yackey
James Yackey
Robert Baer
Chillicothe
Clem Oty
Clarkeburg
Kentucky
Holland
Helen Alexander
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Spanish
Elyria Manufacturing Corporation
Jay Box
Murbach
Sederis
Clarence H.kinsley
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Wiliam Walker
Lorain
Theresa Walker
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Hygienic Ice and Coal Company
Page
Bluebird
Stone's Grill
Steel Co
Cing
Lie
Elmore
Fremont Circle
Ove
Sanday
Spegal
Monremile Norenik Wakenan Kup
Orellana Eyre. . Arrive CI TP. M.ord . CE
Sodern Coaches
Oita
M. Land
Ntral
Ase A. Thompson
Frederick A. Smith
Toledo
Ohio News
United Press
Crystal Restaurant
Jersey
Guernsey
McCormick
H. T. Snell
Clayton H. Looy
Lee Rlinect
Woodbury
Vox Woodbury
Wm A. Woodbury’s
China Shop
W. Bread
Eiytia
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