Supreme Court upholds PUC rejection of gas rate hikes
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed a Public Utilities Commission order that rejected higher natural gas rates for Dayton Power and Light and several cities including Sidney and Piqua. The decision, tied to the Columbus Gas and Fuel case, voided proposed rate increases and ordered refunds with 6 percent interest to consumers.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Sidney
Ashington
C. H
Troy
Piqua
Dayton Power and Light Company
State Supreme Court
The
Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Columbus Gas and Fuel Company
Dayton
Dayton Company
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Commission
Ohio Anti-Saloon League files mass Masier repeal referendum
In Columbus on June 21 the Anti-Saloon League of Ohio submitted nearly 254000 names under the initiative clause to referendum the Masier Repeal Bill at the November election. State official S P McNaught said 151700 names suffice and they could drop 100000 yet still prevail. A suit was filed in the Ohio Supreme Court to stop the secretary of state from placing the measure on the ballot arguing that electing repeal convention delegates counts as a referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
S. P. McNaught
League
Nets
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Marriage License Applications Headline
Fred Bilkey a car inspector and Frances Morris of Wellington apply with Rev Lutzow as officiant Lorain outlines. John Dembrosk a meat cutter and Rose Drozek of Lorain have a Lorain priest. Norval Bucklew a machine operator Kilbuck Township and Lorna Randels Elyria with an Elyria minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bilkey
Frances Morris
Wellington
Lutzow
John Dembrosk
Rose Drozek
Lorain
Norval Bucklew
Kilbuck
Lorna Randels
Elyria
Vermilion-on-the-Lake roads set for county takeover hearing
County commissioners set July 20 for a final hearing on a proposal to take over four Vermilion-on-the-Lake roads North Berkley Road Rowland Road Edgewater Road and Oberlook Blvd A petition by J L Edwards and others asked the county to assume control and the commission viewed the roads yesterday
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View Roads
Vermilion-on the-Lake
J. L. Edwards
North Berkley Road
Rowland Road
Edgewater Road
Oberlook Blvd
Grass Fire Blamed on Cigarette Near Depot Street
Elyria firemen blamed a cigarette for a grass fire that scorched about 50 feet by 50 feet along the south bank between the New York Central Railroad tracks and Depot Street yesterday afternoon. Hose Company Number One extinguished it with no injuries and only singed stubs reported.
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Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Depot Street
Hose Company Number One
Two Men Fined for Stealing Tires in Lorain County
Fines of 15 dollars plus costs were assessed against Wilford Strehle 20 of Stop 48 Elyria Avenue and his uncle Albert Shepherd of Henrietta after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro on petit larceny charges. Deputies say they stole two tires on June 13 from a truck owned by J R Tinsler of Lorain.
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Wilford Strehle
Elyria Avenue
Albert Shepherd
Henrietta
Joseph Petro
J. R. Tinsler
Lorain
Boy Struck by Bat at Factory Ball Game
Howard McKitrick an 11 year old resident of 318 Prospect street suffered facial lacerations and minor injuries when a bat thrown by a batter struck him while he watched a ball game at the lace factory field around 7 30 P M yesterday. He received treatment at Memorial hospital.
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Howard McKitrick
Prospect Street
Lace Factory Field
Memorial Hospital
Akron man fined and jailed for radio theft
Edward Bledsoe of Akron was fined $5 plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Van Oster yesterday on a petit larceny charge. He was arrested for stealing a radio from a West avenue pool room.
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Edward Bledsoe
Akron
W. H. van Oster
West Avenue
Car hits porch injures no one in Ridgeville
H L Beebe reports a car driven by Mrs James Kelley of Brocton New York ran into the porch of his Ridgeville home causing about 70 dollars in damage deputies say the 7 PM yesterday accident occurred while Mrs Kelley reportedly fell asleep at the wheel.
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H. L. Beebe
Ridgeville
James Kelley
Brocton
N. Y
Extinguish Grass Fire on Sumner Street
Firemen were sent to Sumner Street at noon today to extinguish a grass fire. No damage occurred as the blaze was confined to the grass. The cause of the fire remained undetermined.
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Sumner Street
Car Wrecks Into Tree On East and Gates Avenues
Police report that Harry Brouse of Millercourt lost control yesterday afternoon at East and Gates, swerved to avoid a person and struck a tree, badly damaging his car. No other injuries or persons are mentioned in the record.
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Harry Brouse
Millercourt
East Avenue
Gates Avenue
Firl
Lorain County Rabbits Win at Akron and Cleveland Shows
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association reports winners at Akron and Cleveland shows. Elyria entrants Alfred Emery Walter Botamer Maurice Ifills Joe Wojcik and Lorain’s Roy Blake R L Connell and Louise Selby of Wellington earned multiple prizes including twelve firsts and two seconds at Akron and ten firsts two seconds and four thirds at Cleveland. Summer shows set for July 4 at Ashtabula and New Philadelphia. Next meeting moved to July due to holiday with a Wald roast at Lorain home of Russell Connell. Card party announced at Mrs A J Brucht’s Lorain home on June ith.
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Lorain County
Akron
Cleveland
Elks’ Club
Lorain
Alfred Emery
Walter Botamer
Maurice Ifills
Joe Wojcik
Elyria
Louise Selby
Wellington
Roy Blake
R. L. Connell
Ashtanbla
New Philadelphia
Associa-On
Russell Connell
Mveting
Alan
A. J. Brucht
State board of toting machine examiners named
Columbus Ohio June 21 a new state board of toting machine examiners was appointed by Secretary of State George S Myers. The members are Earl P Wagner Akron Walter E Gross Lakewood and Norman Robson Toledo.
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Columbus
George S. Myers
Earl P. Wagner
Akron
Walter E. Gross
Lakewood
Norman Robson
Toledo
Must Take Care Of Relief Gardens In Elyria
State relief officials demand strict cooperation from municipal gardeners and the city relief commission to ensure fair distribution of aid. M. A. Houghton reports most gardeners comply, but some fail to maintain plots, risking reduced relief funds next month. Elyria has about 700 relief families, with Lorain county totaling around 3,280. May relief totals: county 35000, Elyria 16155, city 7250 from state and federal funds. July aid estimates are being prepared.
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City Relief Commission
State Relief Commission
Elyria
M. A. Houghton
Houghton
Local Relief Commission
Lorain County
Electricity production climbs in week to June 17
New York June 21 The Edison Electric Institute reports that American electrical output for the week ending June 17 rose 9.5 percent from the same week in 1932, the largest gain in years, and up 2.1 points from the prior week. All regions except the Pacific coast show increases, with New England up 18.2 percent over 1932 and 14.5 percent higher than the prior week.
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New York
Edison Electric Institute
Pacific Coast
New England
Death Record Julia Donovan of Norwalk Area
Julia Donovan formerly of Norwalk died at her brother T. J. Donovan’s home 68 Chestnut Street. Remains will lie at the Donovan home Thursday evening. Funeral services will be conducted Friday morning at 9:30 from St. Mary’s Church Norwalk.
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Julia Donovan
Norwalk
T. J. Donovan
Chestnut Street
Donovan
St. Mary’s Church
Multiple Court Actions In Elyria And Wellington Area
The First Savings and Loan Company sues Joseph R. Blair and others for 3227 and seeks foreclosure on a mortgage in Elyria. Katie Dubena of Elyria sues B R and Helen F Crisman for 2756 on a contract. Richard C McKisson seeks divorce from Mary McKisson of Wellington. Four common pleas cases were settled and dismissed. Celie McKinnes Lorain seeks divorce from Clifford on gross neglect. Wadsworths of Wellington sue Williams and George Hines for 170. John Attie et al sued by I J Fulton for 1972 on a note with foreclosure sought. Mabel Carstensen sues Dalton Carstensen for divorce. Assault and firearm charges against two men were dismissed for want of prosecution. London Ohio reports beer and betting banned from the Madison County Fair August 22 to 25 by the fair directors.
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First Savings and Loan Company
Joseph R. Blair
I. J. Fulton
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
John Attie
Roosevelt Visits Gloucester Aboard Amberjack II
President Roosevelt pauses from his sea vacation to study World Economic Conference developments aboard the Amberjack II in Gloucester. Raymond Moley flew in for last minute instructions before London talks. Captain Ben Pine plans to present a painting from the Gertrude L. Thebaud crew. The voyage continues toward Portland with Roosevelt’s sons joining for the remainder of the cruise.
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Gloucester
Masc
New England
Franklin D. Roosevelt
London
Naval Wireless
Yessela
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Nantucket
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Provincetown
Ben Pine
Gertrude L. Thebaud
Pine
Roosevelt Confers With Douglas and House at Gloucester Harbor
June 21 at London Economic Conference scene shifts to Gloucester Harbor as President Roosevelt on the schooner Amberjack II meets with budget director Lewis Douglas and Colonel Edward M. House. A wind and rain dampen plans for further cruising while spectators surround the vessel. Douglas then joins the President to discuss veterans' compensation.
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Gloucester
London
Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
Edward M. House
House
Ellis
Norhward
Douglas
Mitchell's Fate Rests With Jurors
A jury ruled on the tax evasion case of Charles F. Mitchell, former chairman of National City Bank. The charges accuse him of evading 850000 in 1929 and 2930, with potential penalties up to 10 years in prison and 2000000 dollars fine. The judge's detailed instruction preceded the jury's deliberation as Mitchell watched closely.
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New York
Charles F. Mitchell
National City Bank and Affiliates
Henry W. Goddard
Mitchell
Rehearing Sought By Ohio Public Service Co On Order
Columbus Ohio June 21 The Ohio Public Service Company Cleveland filed for a rehearing of a recent Public Utilities Commission order mandating a readinessto serve charge cut from two to one dollar for Alliance Massillon and Sandusky divisions The company also asked for a 30 day stay The complaint claims the commission failed to legally determine property values that support service and lacks jurisdiction and asserts the order would amount to confiscation of the companys property without due process of law
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Columbus
Ohio Public Service Company
Cleveland
Public Utilities Commission
Massillon and
Sandusky
Shively Case to Reach Jury Today in Cambridge
Cambridge Ohio June 21 the case of Ed Shively a Cambridge real estate dealer charged with offering a bribe to Rep Forest Hall Guernsey County to block a bill to reduce interest on chattel mortgage loans was expected to reach a 12 man jury late today
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Cambridge, O
Ed Shively
Cambridge
Forest Hall
Guernsey County
Walter Kruszewski Fined for Intoxication and Disorderly Conduct
Walter Kruszewski of 1306 Middle Avenue was fined five dollars and costs after arraignment before Mayor W HaVnoster this morning. He was arrested last night at a dance hall by Patrolman C FE Parker.
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Walter Kruszewski
Middle Avenue
W. HaVnoster
C. FE. Parker
Grand jury to probe alleged theft attempt at United State Glass Plant
TIFFIN O June 21 The Seneca county grand jury will investigate the purported attempt of Harold J. Ferstler Columbus former Tiffin glass worker to steal machinery from the United State Glass Company plant here Philip Taylor also of Columbus was held as a material witness
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Tiffin
Seneca County Grand Jury
Harold J. Ferstler
Columbus
Tiffin Glass
United State Glass Company
Philip Taylor
Sign wire saved boy from two story fall in Tiffin
In Tiffin Ohio on Tuesday a sign wire broke causing Richard Pryor a two story fall to a concrete walk. He survived with only minor injuries due to the broken wire likely breaking the fall and shielding him from worse harm.
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Tiffin
Richard Pryor
Charles Edwards Dies At Oberlin
Charles Daniel Edwards 21 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Edwards 249 North Main street Oberlin died at Allen hospital after an appendicitis operation Sunday He was born November 27 1911 in Oberlin a Oberlin High School graduate and recently completed a two year business course He was the first Master Counselor of the Order of DeMolays and a member of the Episcopal church Survived by his parents one brother Harold two sisters Marian Edwards and Mrs Harvey Murray a grandfather C P Edwards and several aunts and uncles Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Oberlin, O
Charles Daniel Edwards
Arthur Edwards
North Main Street
Allen Hospital
Charles
Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Order of DeMolays
Episcopal Church
Harold
Marian Edwards
Harvey Murray
C. P. Edwads
Seventeen Lorain County Students Earn College Diplomas
Commencement at the Centennial program closed with a morning ceremony in the Tent. Diploma awards went to 263 graduates from the College of Arts and Sciences and Conservatory of Music, including 17 from Lorain County and others from Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Wellington.
Local residents listed in Elyria Lorain Wellington notices
Eva Mae Parker John Woodruff LaVerne Zimmerman and Robert Wright Elyria Glenn Cowen Lorain Carolyn Garner Katherine and Edward Schmidthkins Blanche Moos William DeVeny Eugene Adams Wellington Glenn Piper are named in a public notices listing with addresses or affiliations.
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Eva Mae Parker
John Woodruff
LaVerne Zimmerman
Robert Wright
Elyria
Glenn Cowen
Lorain
Carolyn Garner
Kathering
Edward Schmidtkins
Blanche Moos
William DeVeny
Eugene Adams
Wellington
Glenn Piper
Encampment guests and local society notes in Canton
Miss Fannie A. Drummond plus several peers attend the encampment of the Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Canton at the Comings home. Visitors include Miss Vera LaDow of Chagrin Falls and Miss Elizabeth Houghton bound for the Chicago World's Fair, with Mrs. Julia Jones and Mr. William Tucker visiting Oberlin summer plans. The Thursday Comfort club meets at Elyria and First Church hosts midweek services with L. J. Christian speaking. Oberlin guests Lottie Dirlam and Ida Edwards return from Chicago Worlds Fair.
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Fannie A. Drummond
CO West College Street
Canton
Young People’s Branch
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Elizabeth Shaffer
Bryan
QO. C
Bea Merriman
Carrolton
Alice Nesbit
Chicago
Oo. C
Charles Comings
Elm Street
Vera LaDow
Chagrin Fallss
Claude Lyman
East Lorain Street
Elizabeth Houghton
East College Street
Julia Jones
Oberlin
William Tucker
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker
Lillian Starr
Medina
Chalmer P. Davidson
Starr
Oberlin College
Walter Standen
Elyria
First Church
L. J. Christian
Lottie Dirlam
Ida Edwards
Girl Identifies Kidnapper in Cape Cod Court
In Barnstable Massachusetts on June 21, 10 year old Margaret Peggy McMath testified in a crowded Cape Cod jury how she was kidnapped and imprisoned for three days until her father paid 60,000 dollars ransom for her release.
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Barnstable
Mass
Margaret
Peggy) McMath
Cape Cod
Urge Cautious Advance In Business
Washington June 21 American industry is urged by the National Industrial Recovery Administration to declare an armistice of production increases for an orderly, substantial recovery. Administrator Hugh S Johnson vows a fighting campaign to put several million men back to work this summer. Railroads face wage-cut plans while the Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorizes five self liquidating loans to fund municipal work for about one thousand men.
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Washington
National Industrial Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
Joseph B. Eastman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Man Surrenders To Gratton Marshal
Grant Hales a 49 year old Grafton railroad employee fled into the woods after an alleged cutting incident at the Gantz home Monday night. He surrendered to Marshal Joe Novesky around 11 P M yesterday and was arraigned on a charge of cutting to kill with a $3000 bond. Hales was found hiding in bushes after a search by deputies and citizens. he was bruised from his flight.
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Grant Hales
Grafton Railroad
Grafton
Albert
Lewis Gantz
Hales
Joe
Tango) Novesky
Novesky
Joseph Petro
Albert Gantz
Gantz
Lewis
Marshal Novesky
State Sales Tax Passage Shapes Budget Debates
Lawmakers advanced a proposed one cent per gallon sales tax on gasoline and kerosene amid a broader $80 million appropriation plan. Amendments trimmed exemptions on staple foods. debate occurred behind locked doors as votes split along party lines. Rumors swirled of a possible special session or sine die adjournment after final action.
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Princeton
N. J
Theodore Kemp
Licking County
W. H. Beard
Dayton
House
Senate
Republic
Eichkenberry
Market Report Cleveland Live Stock and Grains
Market notes from Cleveland show steady live poultry and eggs with various prices for heavy and leghorn fowl, ducks and turkeys. Hog receipts 1800, with price ranges from 3.50 to 4.75 per cwt. Cattle receipts 256 with midrange 5.25 to 6.00, calves 390 steady 5.50 to 6.90, sheep 700 steady 5.50 to 6.90. Grain and potato prices listed, including wheat 0.75 to 0.77, corn 0.44 to 0.46, oats 0.121 to 0.33. US Department reports note reduced market service after June 30 with regional stocks and seed prices quoted.
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Leghorn
Ducks
Old Roosters Sc
Federal Market
Arenas
Yeapea
United States Department of Agriculture
Unitedtates
North Carolina
Bbl
Coutblers US
Oklahoma
Arkansae
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Barkley
Timothy
Grain price quotes from Cleveland market report
The Cleveland grain report lists No 1 red wheat at 3 percent, 84 1 4 cents, No 2 red at 8 24 percent, corn No 3 Yellow at 49 43 50 cents, No 2 Yellow at 30 percent. Oats No 3 White at 36 384 cents, No White at 16 percent 374 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Iltec
Chicago Cash Quotations June Market Summary
Chicago cash quotations show Brutter receipts of 1,664 tons with creamery specials at 23 1 2 cents and extras around 21 1 2 cents. Egg receipts total 15,305 cases with extra firsts at 12 1 2 cents and graded firsts at 12 cents, plus storage packed options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bey Storgesa
Unclear highway and unemployment bill motion in assembly
Debate over highway assessments and unemployment insurance stalled as the Senate and Federal Administration faced likely non revival as a legislative issue in the present Assembly. Action on the Kelfer Bill moved by Sen. Marvin C. Harrison asked the Labor Committee to be relieved from further consideration. The motion to table Harrison’s request, offered by Sen. W. P. Haynes, passed 18 to 10.
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Senate
Kelfer
Marvin C. Harrison
Cleveland
Labor Committee
House
Harrison
W. P. Haynes
Coshocton
Haynes
Bank Plan Would Freeze 40 Percent of Deposits
Bank directors explain a plan to transfer 2.5 million dollars in assets to a trustee fund to cover 40 percent of deposits. The move aims for an orderly liquidation without harming borrowers, with future earnings pledged to meet deposit obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Jenson
Smythe
F. A. Smythe
State Banking Department
Grain and Feed Prices From Cleveland Exchange Report
Quotations for corn, wheat, oats, flour, hay and feeds from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange. Prices listed per bushel or per ton, with figures for No. 1 and No. 2 grades, various mill feeds, straw, and alfalfa first and second cuttings. Includes wheat red, flour jobbing, and cottonseed meals with multiple per cent contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Bank deposit plan discussed at public meeting
Mr Smythe and Mr Squire addressed stockholders on a waiver plan that keeps all deposits on equal withdrawal terms and foresees eventual Federal Reserve membership. Trustees control the trust fund, and depositors are reassured about privacy of their accounts.
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Smythe
H. Squire
Jenson
Squire
Federal Reserve System
Square
State Banking Department
A. J. Plocher
A. H. Waters
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Greyhound
Pittshulagh
Elgria
S Western Reserve
Parner Biosk
County
Solons
Lorain County Rabbits
Katie Dubena
B. R
Helen F. Crisman
Richard C. McKisson
Mary McKisson
Hey
Gertrude Tuscaray
Louis A. Lieb
Estella Lynch
L. B. Stephan
Norman Fischer
Stephan
Cifford Benson
Celie McKinnes Lorain
Clifford
L. H
W LL. Wadsworth
William and
George Hines
Mabel Carstensen
Dalton Carstensen
South Amherst
Martin Kartman
M. J. Dorsini
Penfield Junction
Madison County Fair
Moley
Rousevelt
Bulletin
Shively
Esther Auflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Charles Edwards
Man
Gratton
Cleveland Produce
Fage 1
Triestino
Wanda Street
LaGrange
Oberlin Roads
Tony
John
West Broad
O’ Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co Co
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