Madison mother slays three children then dies in crisis
MADISON Me June 22 Father’s Day 60 Irwin G Jones walked with his two older children Hebert and Edward and left Annie Jones with the twins Shirley and Nurian After the walk Mrs Jones tied the twins and bound all the children with a clothesline and rope She then killed the children and herself in the yard No motive or husband details are known
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Madison
Irwin G
Jones
Buine
Annie
Hebert Wud
Edward
Wids
Nullap
Boys Visit Elyria Sewage Disposal Plant Hike
Filoria boys will study the Elyria sewage disposal plant operations tomorrow afternoon under the YMCA boys division 1 direction. Greenler Haynes, boys work director, announced the hike as part of summer series. They will tour the plant and learn about its various operations as guides describe and explain. The group departs the YMCA at about 1 30 PM.
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Filoria Boys
Elyria
Yy Om. GC. A
Greenler Haynes
Bays
Ymw.ca
Kozak given six month driving ban after Elyria arraignment
Adam Kozak of Koraina5 was fined 49 and costs and had his driving privilege suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Two other riders, Joseph £ 5 and Mike Scherochman, were fined costs for intoxication. A car reported stolen from East Avenue and De Pot Street was recovered on Pine Street by police at about 1:60 a.m.
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Adam Kozak
Koraina5
Elyria
Don A. Baird
Kozak
Joseph
Mike Scherochman
Leshnak
Christenson
R. D. J. la Grange
East Avenue
Depot Street
Pine Street
Jerome Roche
William Chambers
Cleveland
Joseph Petro
Vermilion-on-the- Lake
Union Field Strike Leader In Jail
Okey O'Dell, leader in the Hardin County onion field strike of 1934, is back in the Toledo workhouse after six months as a fugitive. Recaptured in Chillicothe, he had been hiding at Point Pleasant, West Virginia, en route to Kenton to surrender. He had served 20 days of a $100 fine and a $1 class sentence for possessing firearms during the strike disturbance.
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Toledo
Okey O'Dell
Hardin County
O'Dell
Chillicothe
William Hirsch
Hirsch
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ben W. Roel
Chilhcothe
Opel
Kenton
Disabled Veterans Elect Officers in Ohio Convention
In Anesville Ohio on June 2, W K Adams of Portsmouth was elected state commander of the Disabled Veterans at the closing session. Jo W Waddington Jr of Youngstown became senior vice commander, Paul Weist of Findlay junior vice commander, with Charles Lewis of Springfield and Robert son of Columbus and Charles Thigpen of Akron as executive committee members. Officers appointed by Adams and the committee included Rh J Thornton and Bernard Southard. Columbus was named the convention city. Proposals to move department headquarters from Cincinnati to Columbus and to elevate zone commanders were defeated. Delegates endorsed Fro Barbour of Cincinnati for National Commander at Milwaukee in July.
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Anesville
W. K. Adams
Portsmouth
Jo W. Waddington, Jr
Youngstown
Paul Weist
Findlay
Charles Lewis
Springfield
FB. Robertson
Columbus
Charles Thigpen
Akron
Adams
Rh J. Thornton
Dinnat
Bernard Southard Cmei
Harry Kuogler
Caton
Albert J. Daniels
Greenfield
George F. Farling
Cleveland
Mawe
Defianeea
E. Lewischvid
Orlan Faber
Canuk Manering
Chillicothe
Eins Stiles
Zanesville
Department
Cincinnnati
Eleveat
Fro Barbour
Cincinnati
Nationa
Milwaukee
Three Calls From Local Firemen Over Weekend
Elyria firemen answered three calls Saturday and Sunday evenings. An ammonia leak at Bluebird Restaurant 125 Court Street occurred at 7 10 p m when a gasket blew in a basement pump and gas masks were used to shut it off. Earlier a grass fire at 171 Kenwood Street was reported and observed being started by onlookers. The final alarm on Ohio Street Sunday evening involved about one acre of grass burning with no damage, blamed on boys using matches.
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Elyria
Bluebird
Coure Street
Kenwood Street
Ohio Street
Oberlin society notes and village briefs update
Oberlin residents hear their regular lodge and club meetings this week. The Vine Rebekah lodge, Karl Wilson Locke Post and Pythian Sister Temple plan June 24 gatherings while the All Star Bridge club and Martes club meet at local homes. Other groups include Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church and the Methodist Service Guild with a Vermilion lake picnic and officer elections. BRIEFS list local visits, family reunions, and weekend guests across Oberlin, Vermilion, Wakeman, and nearby towns.
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Oberlin, O
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Legion Hall
All Star Bridge Club
Charles Weeks
West Vine Street
Martes Club
H.W. Barone
West College Street
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Order of Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Lodge
Democrats Meet in Philadelphia to Chart 1944 Campaign
The National Democratic Committee met in Philadelphia with anti New Deal critics absent, led by National Chairman James A. Farley. The main task was selecting a subcommittee to hear contested delegations from Puerto Rico Minnesota and Panama amid lingering factional tension.
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Philadelphia
Upp
Democratic National Committee
James A. Farley
Housevelt
W B Parbes Morgan
Evsene Tabadge
Georgia
Josep Ely
Massachusetts
Ely
Alfred B. Smith
Seo
James R Reed
Telelin
Roosevelt
Grain
Puerto Rico
Minnesota
Panama
Farley
Elyria Widow Mary Hennings Dies at 94 After 62 Years Here
Mary Hennings 94 of 41 Columbus Street died Sunday at 2:20 AM after bronchitis. Born March 1848 in Germany she came to the United States 62 years ago settling in Elyria. Surviving are four daughters one son and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services by J B Baker will be held at St Johns Lutheran Church Wednesday at 2 PM with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Mary Hennings
Columbus Street
Hennings
Germany
Conntry Stxty
Tme
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hep Tiishand
Henry
Joho
John Schiede
Henry Schultz
M. J. Baker
R. J. Stark
This City
August Kudel
Cleveland
Charles Jlleanings
Elyria
Charles Garford
Mass
William Pomeroy
James Chesmar
EL CU. Genee
Clifford Hennings
H. H. Baker
C. Baker
JW. BE. Baker
Berea
St. Johws Lutheran Charch
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Contempt sentence. six days jail in county court
Wilhalm Seehremp, 32, was sentenced to six days in the county jail after arraignment in common pleas court on a contempt charge for non payment of alimony. He was arrested yesterday on a bench warrant as prosecutors and county officials handle related claims against Spring Valley Land Company bonds.
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Wilhalm Seehremp
Common Pleas Court
Howard KR. Autier
Frank Ellenberser
New York
Spring Valley Land Company Improvement Bonds
Board of
County Commiisioners
Reverse Lower Court Ruling In Suits On Utility Holding Act
Washington June 22 The United States court of appeals reversed a lower court ruling on the constitutionality of the Wheeler Rayburn Utility Holding Company Act. The suits by North American Company and American Waterworks and Electric Company proceed to trial after a stay sought by Attorney General Homer S. Cummings. Similar suits are filed in federal courts nationwide.
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Washington
United States Court of Appeals
Rapling
Wheeler-Rayburn Utility Holding Company
North American Company
American Waterworks and Electric Company
Supreme Court
Jennings Bailey
Electro Beach and Share Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Homer S. Cummings
Justice Department
Boy Takes Bike And Detective's Badge
A nine year old Lorain boy admitted stealing a bicycle from a Lorain store. While questioned at police headquarters he found Detective Buda’s badge. His mother later discovered the badge in his pocket. At the judge’s request he was committed to the Lorain County Children's Home with his parents separated.
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Ab Asert
Lorain
Britt Buda
Bodie Atmost
Cammaon Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Boas
Lorain County
Trailer License Stolen Report In Columbus Street Incident
Russell Walker reports his Saturn license plate 137-LM-1 stolen from 19 West River Street. Gove delegates to the United Spanish War Veterans parade. witness mentions four days until event with leaders Beatt Bras and Commander spoke at a memorial ceremony. It notes Sunday events and a Sunday welcome.
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Russell Walker
West River Street
Saturn
Columbus
G. Anne
Gove
Atsasos Beatt Bras
Senias
Nyemmyial Acrysices
Wreck injures man as deputies report crash near Cleveland
A car collision near Cleveland at dawn left a man identified as Micas Brown injured. Deputies reported the vehicle was driven off the road and damaged badly. Details on injuries and cause were not provided in the fragment.
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O Chapman Casaline Eatian Ab
Death Records and Obituaries from Belden and Avon Area
Agnes J Miller wife of William L Miller died Sunday afternoon at 1909 at her Belden home after a lingering illness. Born in Saint Ste Marie Michigan July 3 1907 she lived in Belden three years and leaves husband two sons Thomas F and Charles E and four daughters C F Hueller Q B Mitchell FU Shannon C GlebGraw plus three sisters and one brother. Body to Taylor Funeral Home. services Wednesday 2:30 from residence with burial in Brunswick Ohio. Allen Funeral. Thomas Allen services Tuesday 2:30 Welsh Funeral Home Avon Lake. Sicolaus 7 big home Jaycox Road died following four weeks illness. Survived by wife two sons Angst Kari two daughters Tillie Walters Sona Ansiau. Services at Kari home 1228 Gielvrnue Lakewood 2:30 Tuesday. Phillip Tievhant 34 died suddenly on French Creek Road. Survived by Agnes nee Austind wife John G Derhant three brothers Leonis Leo Sylvester two sisters J L Donnelly Avon C C Oster Anderson. Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m. at St Marys Church. Harold Donald Worcester Wakeman died at 3 p.m. Saturday at home on Blackman Road Clarksfield township after poisoning from horse medicine. Survived by a brother and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Wakeman Congregational Church Reverend Eastlian officiating. Burial Ridgeville’s Ridge cemetery.
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Agnes J. Miller
William L. Miller
Belden
Mrs. Miller
Saint Ste. Marie
Michigan
Thomas F. Miller
Charles E. Miller
C F. Hueller
Q. B. Mitchell
FU. Shannon
C. GlebGraw
Avon Lake
Man Sicolaus
Jaycox Road
Weideran Co
Cleseland
Tweny
Anveriman Sap Building Co
Angst
Kari
Tillie Walters
Sona Ansiau
Avon
Phillip Tievhant
French Creek Road
Mosn
Agnes (Nee Austind
Suirs
John G Derhant
Leonis
Leo
Sylvester
J. L. Donnelly
C. C. Oster
Anderson
St. Mary's Church
Harold Donald Worcester Wakeman
Harold Donald Worcester
Raxsmond Worcester
Blackman Road
Clarksfield Township
Wakeman Congregational Church
F. FE
Three Injured In Crash Of Autos
Wellington High School principal Glen Swanger sustained an elbow injury and his wife a severe nose laceration while Joseph Pika also suffered a severe scalp wound after their cars collided west of Wellington around 11 p.m. Saturday. Puke swerved to avoid two bicyclists, were reported, throwing him from the vehicle. The injured were treated at Falls Clinic in Wellington.
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DY Glen Swanger
Wellington High School
Roosevelt Era Split over New Deal Platform Revealed
A debated split among Democratic leaders and White House allies is foreshadowed as conservative elements plan to form a group for supporting Roosevelt or shifting the platform toward traditional Democratic values. Prominent figures including Senators Carter, Tydings, Waulst, and Coneland are cited as key players amid party realignment, while calls for budget balance, reduced federal spending, and protection of American industry frame a movement wary of federal overreach and foreign entanglements.
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Farley
American Liberty League
Roosevelt
Carter
Virginia
Mulucci
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Smith
Lemi
Seid
House
Senate
Glass
Harry PF. Reid
Walter George
Georgia
Rogsercht
Hoovevelt
Live Poultry Market Report Snapshot and Prices
The market report shows steady live poultry prices with ducks, broilers, and hens listed by weight and quality. Leghorns, turkeys, and other fowl appear with varying prices across grades, with larger birds demanding higher values, and sheep and lambs noted as steady.
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Lea- Norn Heony
Colatad
Syer Browters
Letisiand
North Ascoe
Major 1930s laws listed for federal programs and acts
The document lists flood control work nationwide and calls for legislation to enforce wage and hour standards on firms bidding for government contracts. It reviews major legislation from the previous session including hundreds of billions in work relief, Social Security, utilities regulation, labor disputes, neutrality, banking, TVA, and the AAA.
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NRA
Public Utilities
Federal Reserve Board
TVA
AAAY
Platform debates shape New Deal labor and public works planks
A draft Democratic platform sketches labor reform including minimum wages and maximum hours, wage parity for men and women, and housing plans under Wagner. It envisions federal cooperation for labor standards, public works built on merit, and continued work relief, while clashing with AFL leader Green over male workers. It also airs flood control and broader coal and regulation topics, with women’s groups’ influence noted but contested.
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Desi
wWself
William Green
Amerivan Federation of Labor
Green
Washington
Regord
Josep Guffey
Pennsylvania
ESE Sc
Guffey
Resolu‘viens
Boys Begin Season At Y M C A Camp On Vermilion River
Elyria boys moved into Camp Iss-See-Kes on the Vermilion River to start the 1926 camping season. The exact camper count was not known as some arrived with parents and others were expected to join during the day. Harrie G. Stevick Mo. A. business manager reported extensive repairs and new facilities completed for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Elyria
Ines
Harrie G. Stevick
G A R Encampment Opens At Cleveland
Cleveland Ohio June 22 veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic opened their annual encampment. White haired veterans in campaign hats gathered in groups and recalled battles as the five day event began aboard the U S Wilmington during a Great Lakes cruise. Ohio Department commander Henry F Russell of Atlanta led activities as older veterans, weary from time more than battles, gathered for the gathering.
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Cleveland
Olion Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Anthony A Mickiett
U . S. Wilmington, Great Lakes
Henry F. Russell
Atlante
Ohio Department
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