Break 21 Hour Mutiny of Convicts Break 21 Hour Mutiny of Convicts
Kansas State Prison guards quelled a 347 convict mine mutiny at Lansing with a reversed ventilating fan driving smoke away from the rebels. No injuries or shots occurred as convicts were moved to cells, eleven guards released, while damage from timbering fires ran into thousands of dollars. Forder Dr David Parker was not ousted despite mutiny demands.
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Laas
Lansing
Kan
Kansas State
David F. Parker
Lutheran Church Convention Opens in Cleveland
The Missouri Synod begins its triennial convention in Cleveland with 829 delegates from over 4,000 congregations in the United States Canada and South America. Education policy dominates talks including coeducation as a means to fund and sustain colleges and seminaries. E J Gallmeyer of Fort Wayne attacks national recovery schemes, urging wealth distribution and opposing certain proposals backed by named groups.
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Cleveland
Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church
United States
Canada
South America
Frederic Pfotengauer
Chicago
E. J. Gallmeyer
Fort Wayne
Ind
National Lutheran Laymen's League
Gallmeyer
Townsends
California
Couchlins
Michigan
Longs
Louisiana
Frankfurters
Harvard
Laymen’s League
Charles Hahn 87 Lorain Banker and Farmer Dies
Charles Hahn 87 lifelong Lorain County resident and prominent banker and farmer died likely of heart failure. He was found in his bed by daughter Bertha Schmidtkons. Born June 11 1848 on a 400 acre Lorain County farm he helped organize the National Bank of Commerce of Lorain and served as its first president and later as president of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hahn
Lake Road
Lorain
Lorain County
Bertha Schmidtkons
National Bank of Commerce of
Ohio Weather: Cloudy Showers North Cooler Central Tonight
The forecast says cloudy skies with showers in the north and cooler temperatures in the central and northern parts tonight. Thursday will be fair with a gradual rise in temperature.
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Ohio
Roosevelt program battered by storms of opposition
Washington June 13 Administration leaders pressed President Roosevelt's must legislation through fierce opposition. The Senate planned a vote on the social security bill as the cornerstone of recovery and reform while the House weighed the Wagner Labor Disputes Bill. Debate limits were set to three hours to speed passage amid unified GOP and Democratic resistance. The drive included AAA amendments and increased Agricultural Department powers, with claims of unconstitutionality and confiscation by critics. Senate leaders sought early passage, facing a private company amendment on old age pensions and payroll taxes, while opposition centered on constitutional concerns. Additional measures, including TVA amendments and holding company reform, faced slower progress. Hearings continued on key bills such as NRA coal, liquor control, railroad, and motor bus regulation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
House
House Teadhers
Secretary of Agriculture
Bennett Champ Clark
Savage
Social Security Board
Ggorge
Georgia
King
Utah
Byrd
Virginia
Gore
Oklahoma
Congress
New Deal
TVA
Wheeler- Rayburn Public Utility Holding Company
John J. McSwain
S. C
Mouse Military Affairs Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sam Rayburn
Tex
House Interstate ‘Commerce Committee
Plan Democratic Rally And Picnic At Crystal Beach
Plans for the largest off year Democratic rally and picnic in Ohio are under way by the New Deal Democratic organization and Roosevelt Davey Club of Lorain County. Rep Don W Harter of Akron will be honorary chairman. Gov Martin L Davey and other state party leaders are expected to attend. Francis Poulson, state chairman, has invited county executive chairmen to join the sponsors at Crystal Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New Deal Democratic Organization
Roosevelt-Davey Club
Lorain County
Don W. Harter
Akron
Fourteenth
Martin L. Davey
Fourteenth District
Francis Poulson
Nation's College Men Most Likely To Succeed Go Job Hunting
CHICAGO June 18 The nations college men most likely to succeed went job hunting today, leaving diplomas at home. Elmore Patterson USC football star and 55 club president embodies the era, a practical big man on campus who seeks a comfortable income around ten thousand dollars. The class spans conservatives to mild liberals with no political ambitions and plans to save five thousand dollars before marriage.
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Chicago
Horatio Alger
Elmore Patterson
Clave
University of Chicago
Patterson
United Press
Rabtah
John Gamble Cook
University of Southern California
Herbert C. Ahrend
Columbia University
Hit-Skip Driver Sought After Elyrian Struck, Injured
Police seek identity of a hit-skip driver who seriously injured Harvey Whitmore, 50, of 128 Harvard avenue, at Lake avenue near the B and O crossing about 10:20 p.m. yesterday. Whitmore suffered a compound fracture and other injuries and was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Witness John Jack pursued the vehicle for about a mile before losing it near West Third and West River streets. Two minor accidents were also reported, including a Broad street collision on Broad street at 3:15 a.m. and a Gulf road ditch incident near 5 p.m. yesterday with Lorain residents Nathan Jacolty and Dorothy Donner Kiel injured.
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Harvey Whitmore
Harvard Avenue
Lake Avenue
Whitmore
Elyria Memorial Hospital
John Jack
West Third
West River Streets
Harold #. Packard
Warren Avenue
M. M. Baxter
Grave Avenue
Broad Street
Nathan Jacolty
West 17Th Street
Lorain
Dorothy Donner Kiel
30Th Street
Gulf Road
About & P. m
Abyssinia Prepares For War With Italy
Abyssinia gears for war against Italy with an Aug to Oct clash expected. Addis Ababa and Harrar recruit, boosting army from 3,000 to about 15,000 as Britain and France hoped to deter Italy. Ogaden border area cited as the likely theater with severe terrain and disease challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Addis Ababa
Abyssinia
Italy
Hague
Great Britain
France
Harrar
Italian Somaliland
Five Arrested In 400 Club Raid Plead Guilty
Five people arrested in a surprise Oberlin Avenue raid on the 400 Club pleaded guilty to promoting games of chance and selling rare horse pools. Before Judge Guy B. Findley they faced fines totaling 200 dollars plus costs for Joseph Yankowski and Tony Ferrara, 75 dollars for Sidney Leavit, and 50 dollars plus costs for William O'Connor and J. W. McMannus. Gambling equipment including two tables forms and a ticker were confiscated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberline Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
Guy B. Findley
Joseph
Doc Yankowski
Tony Ferrara
Sidney Leavit
William O'Conner
J. W. McMannus
Former Elyrian To Be Installed As Grand Master
The 1935 36 installation of officers at the Grand Lodge session in Steubenville will set E L Bailey as grand Master of the Ohio Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Bailey, Plymouth Ohio schools superintendent, will succeed as deputy grand master Ralph Williamson of Marion, with Williamson likely to become grand master for 1938 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Sisclans
E. L. Bailey
Lorain County
Bailey
Plymouth
Ralph G. Williamson
Marion
Williamson
Frank Williams
Legion Told Of Ohio Prison Probe
Frazier Reams urged the American Legion to unite against racketeers and restore law and order as he described the Ohio penitentiary probe leading to Governor appointed reforms and the resignation of Warden Preston E. Thomas. He criticized lax guard training and fire procedures, noting prior warden staff received no drills. Continued on Page 2.
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Frazier Reams
Toledo
Lucas County
American Legion
Reams
Elyria Post No. 12
Legion Hall
Ohio
Preston E. Thomas
Legion
Olio
Company Refuses To Yield In Omaha Strike
Riots in Omaha trigger martial law as street railway workers and the company refuse to arbitrate the closed shop and reinstatement issues. Gov. Cochran orders arbitration on all cardinal questions while unrest prompts National Guard mobilization and routine trolley operation continues in South Omaha. John Ledwith of Lincoln to chair the three member panel with company and striker appointees.
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Omaha
Neh
Dane la
Omaha Council Bluffs Street Railway Company
Roy L. Corhran
John Ledwith
Lincoln
Grand Master Outlines Three Objectives For Odd Fellows
C W Angerman grandmaster of the Ohio Grand Lodge outlined three objectives for delegates at the Odd Fellows convention in Elyria. The aims include world peace better rural urban sentiment and a labor capital court. The event drew 150 attendees as Bailey and Summers addressed the crowd before Bailey's upcoming installation.
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Ohio
Odd Fellows
C. W. Angerman
Massilton
Grand Lodge of Ohio
M. E. Church
Martin L. Davey
Gand
Angerman
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
Congress Sets Public Works Program Worth 173 Million
The House Appropriations Committee recommended a public works package totaling 173.5 million dollars for 433 buildings and federal projects including defense work in the Hawaiian Islands. It also excludes a 23.86 million request to reimburse the Philippine government for gold value changes, with the bill set for House action tomorrow and funding details across hospitals, dams, mints, and land banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Hawaiian Islands
Treasury
Postoffice
Veterans Hospital
Tennessee Valley Authority
Gunterville
Chickamauga
Boulder Canyon
Pacific
Labor Department
Chillicothe
Philippines
United States
Storm Damages Reported Across Central Ohio
Rain and wind storms hit Central and Northern Ohio causing crop and road damage. Mansfield saw thousands of dollars in damage while Columbus recorded a death from heart attack during the event. City engineers logged 1.5 inches of rain in one hour and cooler conditions followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mansfield
Columbus
Samuel Butler
Ohio Odd Fellows Parade Opens Annual Convention in Elyria
Ohio Odd Fellows stage their annual convention parade in Elyria this evening. Leading the procession will be the Patriarchs Militant with 200 to 400 marchers, joined by the Akron Patriarchs Militant Band, Elyria High School band, and the Springfield Children’s Home band. Delegations from lodges across Ohio gather in formation along West Avenue and Broad Street with anticipated arrivals throughout the day.
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Elyrians
Elgiia
Ohio Odd Fellows Annual Convention
Streebs
West Avenue
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Patriarchs
Mar ‘Son Smith
Elyria Lodge
Odd Fellows Childrens Home
Springfield
Elyria
Hherst
Grafton
Wellington
Dovjer
Medina
Lodi
Cleveland
Sutt
Perry D. Eberly
Canton
Ohio
Smith
Eberly
Akron Hand
Second Street
Eligina High School
Grand Lodge
Third Street
Rebekah
Smith and Soerly
TVA Spent $909 on Cow and Other Agency Costs
Washington June 19 Congress hearing on Tennessee Valley Authority amendments revealed TVA paid $909 for a cow and spent $90,000 in nine months on automobile rents. TVA director Dr Arthur E Morgan testified in secret before a House appropriations subcommittee. He disclosed rent for a TVA house at $45 per month, three airplanes including a $19009 Bellanca, 21 horses and mules 34 cows one bull and 115 hogs.
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Washington
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
House
Morgan
Accident Victim Katherine Little Remains Unconscious
Mrs. Katherine Little a 30 year old Cleveland woman remains unconscious after a traffic crash on Route 32 near Birmingham around 9 p.m. Saturday. Memorial Hospital staff doctors and officials monitor the case with keen interest as she has been unconscious for 90 hours since the injuries.
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Memorial Hospital
Katherine Little
Cleveland
Birmingham
Real Relief From Rent Woes By Clever Landlord Ad
A short, odd want ad describes a landlord solving persistent rental income concerns with a simple idea. The fragment highlights furnished hours at a street address and hints at potential tenants, phones, and vacancy relief, framed in a small newspaper notice style.
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United
Jevel
Lutheran Church Convention
The
NRA
James L. Oneill
New York
Leon C. Marshall
Division of Review
Crystal Beach
Elyrian
Ogaden
Somaliland
B. L. Bailey
Elyti
C. R. Summers
Oberlin
Odd
Banqnuet
A. E. Grant
Faustina Rawson
Charter Maduber
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Martin Mueller
Odd Fellows Lodge
Henri Gilbert
Robert Wilson
C. E. Broadbeach
J. Martin Beck
Louise Brown
Walter Hinkle
Summers
Grant
N. P. McGay
A. G. Fuller
Xesrep Ave
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