Ohio shields executioner by secret device
Columbus Ohio reports that Ohio uses a secret-switch method to conceal which guard activates the electric chair. Warden J C Woodard names three guards to operate switches, only one of which is tied to the chair. The system hides responsibility and details of the execution process while noting past electrocutions and the first official execution in 1884.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
J. C. Woodard
Woodward
Floyd Hermitt
Ashtabula
Hausing
William Haas
Hamilton County
Valentine Wagner
Morron Courty
Texas Relief Gardens To Yield Winter Food
Texas relief program expands home and community gardens across 257 counties. A. D. Allen reports 76,891 home gardens covering 20,250 acres, with 2 counties adding 909 more acres. The state will operate 509 canning factories to conserve excess vegetables for winter use.
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Seedo
A. D. Allen
Texas Relchef Commission
Texas
Monthly NRA payroll figure disclosed
The document notes the NRA monthly payroll amount as 000,000 dollars, with no further context or breakdown provided. The record centers on the total payroll figure in a terse financial snapshot.
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The
NRA
Church Notes and Briefs From June church activities
Father’s Day services opened with piano prelude and hymns, highlights included violin solos, a sermon titled The Tracks of God and The Measure of a Man's Life. Briefs cover meetings, visitors, and club news from 4-H and W POMS with multiple local families noted including Hulse, Kern, Bainbridge, and Shuster, plus upcoming events in Berea, Elyria, and Norwalk District.
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Charles Futia
Roy Perkins
Thompson Rev
Maple
Kansas
Wassau
Vienna
Istrit
Jove Mis
Leu Hul
Letra Pater
Lakewood
Jepce
J. C Everard
Arnie Everard
Elyria
Lake Superior
C. C. Mantle
Covington
Ohio
E. D Kern
Charles
Kern
Katherine Jshlling
Ladies’ Aid Society
de Liord
Mason
Ira Bainbridge
F Nobig Grand Club
Binnie O- Olmsted
Hai
Glen Checkman
Fields
A. J. Hulse
Son Mi
Lapp
Berea
Veda
Vre Spicer
Elsina Mire
A Bainbridge
Elyvia
Iis
John Bainbridge
Aete
Wes Arndt
Rochester
N.Y
Uaty
Wenmboti
Bally
Wes Harding
R Harding
Elyma
Vern Harding
Olmsted Falls
H ( Jennerson Frank
Corseland
Lois Nieding
Cleveland
Wes Shadlan
Veraina
Wiss Anna
Nhony
Bumingham
Rieiv
Kei
WPOMS
Norwalk
New London
Iamawims
Thatae
Wiss Trasie Poe
Cork Giurst
Francis McCalie
Young Teople
Bint Smih
Peetaiv
Wis
Vern
Chamberlaw iViewd
Benaetais
Cary
Pash
Young People
Wiss WooiChen
Radio Programs Thursday June 20 Highlight Busy Schedule
A cluttered radio guide outlines Thursday June 20 with multiple programs across stations. Listings include bands, orchestras, dance shows, news, sports scores, and variety acts featuring numerous named groups and hosts.
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Goefus Perkins
Fis Beros
Ted
Raschall
Bosa
Orisa
Wepries
Oberlin Grange Notes Report on June Meeting Minutes
Oberlin Grange No 1008 met with smaller attendance, brief business by Master Ernest Parke, a program by Beulah Feakins, a poem read by J McAlbright, and readings including Dont Quit. Social hour featured Frank Mason visit. card party plans announced for Saturday. Lorain Pomona Grange held at Belden with 12 of 14 subordinate granges represented. sixteene candidate class. a one dollar per subordinate grange fundraising plan for summer picnic. a proposed education director appointment for Joseph Fichter to Gov Davey. Pomona memorials and music numbers. next Pomona meeting in Hannetta Sept 14.
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Grange
Oberlin. O
Oberlin Grange No
Ernest Parke
Beulah Feakins
J. McAlbright
Feakins
Ringo
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Clayton Peabody
William Berg
Henry Sandrock
Fred Berg
Edward Schramm
Juanita
Oberlin Grange
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
Belden
Pomona Giance
Litchfeld
Spencer Ranges
Medina County
Martin L Davey
Joseph Fichter
Fichter
Lorain
Ohio State Grange
Pomona
Henry Schriver
Nellie Lehman
Ruth Stock
Belden Grange
F. E. Schriver
Bennett
Mary Frances Schriver
Abe
M. D
Michie Radd
Hannetta
Elmer Long
Cherlin Grange
Black Fury at Capitol and Strangers in the Moon at River
Theatres report Faul Man star in Black Fury rising at Capitol Theatre in a dramatic coal mine story. May Robson leads Strangers in the Moon at River Theatre, a domestic comedy with Preston Foster Florrie McKinnes and William Bakewell among the cast. Local notes cover Grange meetings, theater programs, 4-H activities, community visits, and social events through midweek.
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Faul Man Aleady
Capitol Theatre
May Robson
Rively Theatre
Preston Foster
Florrie McKinnes
Willian Bakewell
Vienna Opens Action On Beggar Plague In city streets
Vienna moves to clear beggars seen as the capital’s worst in the western world. Officials report a surge from provinces during the season with healthy young men and women begging by kneeling on pavements and pleading for alms. The beggars run a coordinated system with scouts at various spots.
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Vienna
Vari
School report cards drop flunk marks in new scheme
In Los Angeles next term report cards will omit flunk marks and use S for satisfactory progress and SN for need improvement. The shift emphasizes character and a well rounded education under Superintendent Frank A. Roudle. Germany has about three film theaters with total seating of two million.
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Los Angeles
Johnny
Delicous
Frank A. Roudle
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Race of Nations
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Arthur Wangerein
Charles Scharble
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Barrows House
Tauter
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RINSO
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Lipton
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Jam 2 Ige
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Hellman’s
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Gulf
Gulf Refining Co
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