Economic Conference in London Descends Into Debates
London June 20 The world body meeting to remove economic instability faces fear that the United States may drift into economic nationalism. European statesmen warn of possible isolationism prompting Britain to seek a European front. Delegates and press blame the American delegation for the conference’s pessimism after early optimism.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Britain
America
Roosevelt anxious to continue voyage at sea off Cape Cod
President Roosevelt sails the Amberjack II from Nantucket toward Provincetown, mass, after seeking shelter at Wantaghuck harbor due to a "forth wind." The yacht battled swells, but Cape Cod sighting prompted engine shutoff and full sails. Destroyer Ellis saluted as ships observed the scene. Weather improved after yesterday's blow.
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President Roosevelt
Harwichport
Mass
Cape Cod
Nantucket
Provincetown
Roosevelt
Wantacket
Ellis
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt Plans Sea Voyage From Nantucket Amid Atlantic Swells
President Roosevelt, rested after 12 hours ashore in Nantucket, weighs resuming his Amberjack II voyage to Provincetown. Escorts report Atlantic swells and Cape Cod canal options. Cook John Cutter earns praise for meals as the crew prepares for a challenging sea return.
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Nantucket
Mass
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Cape Cod Canal
New England
Cape
John Cutter
Cutters
Adverse Weather Halts Search For Mattern
Anchorage Alaska June 20 the search for James Mattern round the world flier lost in the Arctic was halted temporarily by adverse weather. Several ships including the S Victoria were locked in heavy ice near St Michael Bay while Aleutian fog grounded aircraft. Veteran pilot Kenneth Reese was fog bound at Naalakeet with no trace since he left Khabarovsk last Wednesday on a 2400 mile flight to Nome.
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Anchorage
Alaska
James Mattern
Arctic
Victoria
St. Michael Bay
Aleutian Islands
Kenneth Reese
Naalakeet
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Kiwanis talk on oil process set at Hotel Newell
Elyria Kiwanis Club will hear S. B. Shiffgens of Cleveland describe lubricating oil manufacture at noon Thursday. He will show pictures of the production process to clarify the oil making for members.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Shiffgens
Cleveland
Vacuum Oil Company
Boys Set Fire To Rubbish In Elyria Dump
Firemen were summoned to a rubbish dump on Turner street near West River yesterday noon. Three boys playing with matches started the fire. Hose Company Number One battled the blaze for about 20 minutes before it was extinguished.
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Elyria
Turner Street
West River Street
Hose Company Number One
Chickens Killed Report From Ford Road
Dave Hollis reported to the sheriff that 20 chickens were killed last night. Deputies believe a dog caused the damage on Ford Road.
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Dave Hollis
Ford Road
Sheriff's Department
Two inmates released from Mansfield Reformatory in Ohio
Glenn Atwood who faced robbery charges and Edwin Manuel serving a burglary sentence in Lorain County were granted parole today, according to Columbus dispatches. The move frees both inmates after years in state custody.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Lorain County
Columbus Dispatches
Glenn Atwood
Edwin Manuel
Car Fender Damaged After Broad Street Bridge Collision
J. W. Harper of 341 Kenvron avenue told police his front fender and bumper were damaged in a collision with another car on Broad street bridge about 9 15 p m yesterday.
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J. W. Harper
Kenvron Avenue
Broad Street Bridge
Dog bite incident near Riverdale court reported
George Brotherton of 238 Fourth Street was bitten on the leg by a dog around 6 40 p m yesterday while walking on Riverdale Court. The incident was reported to police.
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George Brotherton
Fourth Street
Riverdale Court
Milk Price Hike Planned for Lorain Area Start July First
Lorain distributors and producers agreed last night to raise the milk price in Lorain to align with Cleveland, effective July 1. The exact new price will depend on Cleveland’s set rate, as officials aim to protect Lorain’s milk supply amid producers shifting shipments to Cleveland. Roy Deal leads the Lorain Milk Council, with J F Kilbride presiding over the Lorain Milk Producers Association.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Court House News: Divorce Suit and Liquor Charge
Mary Sprak Brambila of Lorain filed for divorce from Joseph Brambila of Mexico on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married in 1926, they have one child. Bud Swisher of Penfield was fined 100 dollars and costs for possession of liquor after a raid on February 4, with Sheriff Dick citing unkept promises to quit. Hagel Davies of Cleveland sued W L Mead of North Fairfield for 10000 dollars for injuries from a July 18 1932 auto collision on Butternut Ridge road.
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Mary Sprak Brambila
Lorain
Joseph Brambila
Mexico
Bud Swisher
Penfield
Joseph Petro
Clarence W. Dick
Swisher
Hagel Davies
Cleveland
W. L. Mead
North Fairfield
Ohio
Butternut Ridge Road
Incomplete Query on Wills and Means
The fragment hints at a legal or philosophical note about how a successful ending implies corresponding means or instruments to achieve it. Without context the meaning remains uncertain and debated among readers.
Charges Sworn Out as Man Flees After Knife Attack
Grant Hales a 40 year old Big Four railroad section foreman fled after allegedly cutting two men during an attempted abduction. The incident sparked a four hour search in Grafton as deputies and officials pursued him. Lewis Gantz sustained the worst stab wounds with hospital treatment reported.
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Grant Hales
Cleveland Street
Big Four Railroad
Grafton
Hales
Gerald Nau
Joe Woodings
Joe Novesky
Albert Gantz
Indian Hollow Road
Lewis
Mansfield
Memorial Hospital
Gantz
Nan
Gantz Brothers
Nau
Woodings
Ed. Monroe
Paul Chapman
Henry Moeht
Marshal Novesky
Improvement at Locat Post Office Nearing Completion
Traffic congestion at the Elyria post office will ease as the project nears finish. The main change is a new driveway extending to Tremont Street allowing entry from East Avenue and exit without blocking traffic. Sidewalk widening on Fast Avenue is finished and the front lawn has been beautified with sedge.
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Elyria Post Office
Tremont Street
East Avenue
Fast Avenue
Writer Shoots Himself as Police Seek Him in Paris Modiste Case
Hollywood June 20 Clif ford Sherwood Los Angeles writer and chess expert shot himself in the head while police sought him in connection with the fatal shooting of Gabrielle Andrieux a young French modiste. He was driving through Burbank when the bullet was fired and was not expected to live.
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Hollywood
Clifford Sherwood
Los Angeles
Gabrielle Andrieux
Burbank
DrownedSwimmers in Lake Erie Near Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio on June 20 Howard Schulte 21 drowned after an attack of cramps while swimming in Lake Erie as heat relief. A second drowning occurred when ten year old Jack Livey ventured into deep water.
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Cleveland
Howard Schulte
Lake Erie
Jack Livey
Rose Stokes Dies. Labor Leader Known as Rose of the Ghetto
Rose Pastor Stokes, 54, a famed labor movement figure and socialist firebrand, died in Frankfurt, Germany, from cancer. Born in Russia, she rose in London slums, worked as a cigar maker in America, and led strikes while championing socialism and later communism. She married J. G. Phelps Stokes in 1905, divorced in 1935, then wed Isaac Romaine. She served time under the Espionage Act during WWI and was later pardoned.
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Mrs. Stokes
Russia
London
Rose
Stokes
America
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Isaac Romaine
Missouri State
Foremen Plan Twilight Picnic for Elyria Executives
The Elyria Foremen's Club executive committee plans a twilight picnic at Cascade Park in the second week of July for foremen, executives, and families from city plants. A post work hours event will feature recreation and athletic activities, with a survey under way to gauge support.
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Elyria
Elvria
M. C
Cascade Park
Asl
Porter, Cincinnati’s Oldest Attorney, Dies at 83
Washington T. Porter, 83, longtime Cincinnati attorney and president of the Cincinnati Southern Railway board of trustees, died Monday. He was noted as the city’s oldest practicing lawyer.
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Cincinnati
Washington T. Porter
The
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Federal funds to be asked for bridge
Lorain county commissioners and a Lorain delegation plan to seek part of Ohio’s federal recovery appropriation at Columbus on Friday for a high level bridge. Architect Werdell P Brown says current prices put the cost at about 1.4 million, down from 2 million, with no county debt if funded federally and by the state.
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Ohio
Lorain
Columbus
Werdell P. Brown
City Nets 4700 From Beer Licenses
City officials reported a 4700 share from beer licenses in a recent distribution. Councilman W G Smith quipped to Mrs Anna Kennedy about there being something for the drys to argue about, prompting her reply that she would discuss the matter any time.
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W. G. Smith
Smith
Anna Kennedy
Grains Reach New Highs On Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago June 20 oats, rye, and corn climbed to fresh highs as hot weather persisted and the dollar weakened. December oats rose to 26 1 4, December rye advanced, and December corn reached 53 cents a bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Travel Campers Leave Tomorrow On 6-Week Tour
Olmstead Travel Camp for girls will open at Galpin Field tonight then leave Oberlin tomorrow morning on a six week tour. The group of 30 includes 24 preparatory school girls from several cities and one Lorain County girl, Ruth Stark. Staff are John G Olmstead and family, Paul S Brown, and Mrs A J Pettiford. Four cars form the well equipped fleet for the trip through Pittsburgh, the south and east, Chicago Exposition of Progress.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Road
John G. Olmstead and Sons
John, Jr
Allen
Paul S. Brown
A. J. Pettiford
Veteran Faculty Members Retire From Oberlin College
Two Oberlin professors retire after long service S F MacLennan and F O Grover. MacLennan joined Oberlin in 1897, became Professor of Philosophy and Comparative Religion in 1912 and has contributed to Philosophical Journal and Psychological Review. Grover, trained at Dartmouth and Harvard, began at Oberlin as Associate Professor of Botany and later led the department.
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Oberlin
S. F. MacLennan
F. O. Grover
Oberlin College
MacLennan
University of Chicago
Philosophical Journal
Psychological Review
John Dewey
Grover
Dartmouth
Harvard
Oberlin professor Grover a founder of Alumni Magazine
Botany department head and later full professor in 1900 Prof Grover helped found the Oberlin Alumni Magazine and served as president of its board. He chaired the Decorations Committee originated Illumin ation Night with 300 lanterns, and led campus lighting from then on. He led the college flat program and was active daily on campus. He joined many scientific societies including Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Xi AAAS Genetic Association Botanic Society of East Anglia and other notable groups.
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Grover
Oberlin Alumni Magazine
Alumni Association
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
American Association For the Advancement of Science
The
Genetic Association
Botanical Society of
East Anglia
England
Oberlin Social Roundup Tallys Visits and Travel News
Keith Haien recently returned from Mt. Herman Prep School with high honors and soon went to Chicago to help his father who opened a chau taqua at the World’s Fair. Mr and Mrs George W Preston of Ashland were weekend guests of his sister on Groveland street. Preston returned home Sunday evening while Mrs Preston stayed for a week with Miss Whitney of North Park street. Mr and Mrs Amos Meyhart of Penn State Pa visit Oberlin friends. Mrs Meyhart formerly Miss Mary Helen Keim, class of ’22. Mrs Jean Hall of Bering Springs Mich visiting Oberlin. she formerly lived on East College Street. The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs G A Bahr on Spring Street. Mrs A B Munger of Cleveland spending weeks at the Mack residence on Groveland Street. Mr and Mrs Alton R Stevens of Freedonia NY visiting his parents on North Park Street.
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Keith Haien
Mt. Herman
Chicago
John Haien
George W. Preston
Ashland
Mack
Groveland Street
Preston
Miss Whitney
North Park Street
Amos Meyhart
Penn State
Oberlin
Meyhart
Mary Helen Keimback
Jean Hall
Bering Springs
Mich
East College Street
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Lecture delays stall tax vote in Columbus Ohio
In Columbus Ohio on June 20, a lecture titled Know Cho delayed the 40 million retail sales tax measure in the House of Representatives. Speaker Cave said the lecture was unrelated to current legislation. A decisive vote on the tax may come tonight or Wednesday with governors’ spokesmen claiming 63 votes. The Senate planned to push the Keifer unemployment insurance bill from the labor committee to the active calendar.
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Columbus
Cho
House of
Frank Cave
B. A. Aughinbaugh
State Department of Education
Senate
Marvin C. Harrison
Labor Committee
House
Poison found in yard prompts warning from police chief
Rat biscuits discovered in the rear yard of Lotn Street near West Avenue prompted Police Chief E J Stankard to warn residents that reckless or malicious spreading of poisons may cause tragedy. City Chemist Edward D Curtiss reported two potent poisons could kill a child and anyone throwing them risks prosecution for poisoning pets and potential liability for harming a child.
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Lotn Street
West Avenue
E. J. Stankard
Edward D. Curtiss
Stankard
Akron man charged after pool room radio theft
Ed Bledsoe, 19, of Akron, was charged with petit larceny after being arrested early today for allegedly stealing a radio from a pool room on West Avenue.
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Bledsoe
Akron
West Avenue
Waiver Plan Outlined To Legion Group
K. R. Jenson, general chairman, spoke to about thirty Legion members last evening and explained the waiver plan. Frank Hoover, Elyria Memorial hospital superintendent, leads the Legion team in the drive. The plan has approval from the State Banking department granting depositors access to sixty percent of restricted funds for normal needs and full access to segregated or unrestricted deposits.
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K. R. Jenson
Legion
Frank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
State Banking Department
Man Facing Murder Trial in San Jose
San Jose, Calif. June 20 David Lamson manager of the Stanford University Press faced trial in Superior Court today on a charge of murdering his attractive wife. Justice of the Peace Grandin H. Miller ordered Lamson held after a three day preliminary hearing. The defense summoned 24 witnesses, none testified, and Lamson showed no emotion as the ruling was delivered.
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San Jose
Calif
David Lamson
Stanford University Press
Justice of the Peace
Grandm H. Miller
Lamson
Defens
Grandin
Lorain man searches for brother's slayer
Handeho Delgardo of Lorain says he is investigating the death of his brother and provided Tiffin police with a description of the man he claims killed him after a June 16 incident. Delgardo gave details at the Tiffin precinct late Monday about the alleged slaying and the suspect he seeks.
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Tiffin
Bhandeho Delgardo
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Delgardo
Four Held After Woman Claims Six Month Captivity
Margar et Boyd, 19, of Steubenville accuses Harold Willoughby 34 Staunton Ill L Davis 40 Vincent Gilmore 25 and Mary Kolesky 24 all of Steubenville of holding her captive in a city house for six months drugging her and attacking her She escaped once and authorities detained the four suspects today.
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Steubenville
Margaret Boyd
Miss Boyd
Harold Wiloughby
Staunton
Ill
L. Davis
Vincent Gilmore
Mary Kolesky
Farmer Takes Own Life in Bluffton Basement
Findlay Ohio June 20 Henry Badertacher a 60 year old retired farmer hanged himself in the basement of his Bluffton area home after a period of illness. Local authorities reported the death as self inflicted.
Young Stephenson Marries After Shoe Crafting Earns Wealth
When George Stephenson, the English locomotive inventor, was twenty, poverty delayed marriage. He mended and made shoes for fellow workers, earning enough to furnish a small cottage for his home.
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George Stephenson
Markets Cleveland Produce Buyter Market T: Markets Cleveland Produce Buyter
Markets Cleveland Produce Buyter Market steady extras 261-40 standards 267 2e KLGGS Market steady extras 1d L fe current revelpls lle extra firsts 11 l-2c LIVE Pot LVRY Market steady heavy fowl lu i2e medium fowl l0 ize Leghorn fowl 110c heavy Srowlers Wolle Leghorn broilers 114c ruckmss ldc ald roosters sn POTATOES No receipts occasionally 86.50 little below 4.00 SHEEP 700 etwady quality considered bulk nearly good lambs 7.00 67.50 top 8.00 throwouts sea ewe moatly good yearlings 0.00
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Cleveland
Ald Roosters
Etwady
Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Market notes show hogs at 2200 pounds with mixed prices around 4.75 to 3.50 per hundredweight. Cows and bulls trade weaker, calves strong with demand, prices drifting from 350 to above 600. Local buyers steady, several bids incomplete due to damaged text.
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Cleveland
S.lusilare
Oberlin alumni elect officers and centennial events noted
Mrs Irene M Stimson of Syracuse NY was chosen first vice president I S Metcalf of Lockwood OH second vice president Mabel J Baker of Lakewood OH secretary Phiny Williamson of New York treasurer Dr Dan F Bradley pastor and Oberlin trustee spoke predicting long term campus strength President Wilkins outlined future college changes Telegrams of congratulations arrived from Oberlin missionaries in China Japan and Strasbourg as centennial week neared completion Commencement exercises and senior events were set for today and tonight
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Irene M. Stimson
Syracuse
N. Y
I. S. Metcalf
Lockwood
Mabel J. Baker
Lakewood
Phiny Williamson
New York
Bradley
Dan F. Bradley
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cleveland
Oberlin
Wilkins
Ernest H. Wilkins
H. H. Wine
Shansi
China
Fuchow
Kiobe
Japan
Strassbourg
Alsace
Iowa Votes on 18¢ Amendment Repeal in Des Moines
Iowa favors repeal of the 18th Amendment after a close statewide vote. Prohibitionists and repealists campaigned intensely in the final week as Des Moines and other cities reported results, Iowa standing near the front of states voting on repeal.
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Iowa
Des Moines
F.a
Ioda
Kenton Scout to Attend Century of Progress Exposition
William Heese a Kenton De malay chapter leader and district representative is among eight De malay members nationwide chosen to attend the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago as guests of the National organization. His selection cites order activities scholastic and civic work with Flo also slated to go in August.
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Kenton, O
William Heese
Kenton Demalay Chapter
Demalay
Chicago
Tresse
Flo
Wheat and Feed Prices From Local Market Report
Market notes list commodity prices for wheat corn oats and mill feed. Includes No 3 and No 2 grades for wheat and corn, oats white grades, mill feed options with middlings bran and hominy, and flour prices for spring and winter wheat. Prices shown per bushel or ton with varied cents and dollars.
Chicago market summary of butter, poultry, and grains
Chicagoreport shows butter receipts 18 739 cases with varied grades and futures. MGUS receipts 17 384 cases and storage standards. Poultry receipts 187 cars with prices for hens leghorns and turkeys. potators receipts 187 cars on track 248. stock trends include weaker Tri umphs with steady demand and moderate supplies. wheat, corn, rye and timothy seed prices listed with bid ranges across several grades.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Timothy
Lover
Toledo grain quotes on track and in store
Grain on track at 23 1 2 cents for wheat No 2 red options No 1 red 74 1 2 cents. Corn No 2 yellow 43 45 12 cents. Oats No 2 white 1 32 1 2. Seed prices in warehouse red clover Alsike listed with cash and futures prices.
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NLEDO
Toledo
Grain and feed price listings from Cleveland exchange
Quotations from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange cover corn, wheat, oats, flour, hay, mill feeds and seed meals. Prices are given per bushel for grains, per ton for feeds and hay, and per barrel for flour, with No 1 medium red corn and No 1 red wheat among the listed items.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Timothy
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Locat
Rose Stokes
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City Nets
South Pleasant Street
Mars
Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Brother
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O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper C Co
Richmond
Ashbolt Orchards
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Cherries
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