World War Leaders Pass In Quick Succession
The deaths of Foch Bra & Haig mark a rapid fading of World War leadership. Viscount Byng Lord Allenby Admiral Madden General von Linsingen are named among Britain and Germany’s noted commanders, with Madden praised for naval service and von Linsingen for stubborn defense against Russia and Brest Litvosk. both histories cited.
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France
Foch
England
Haig
Viscount Byng
Lord Allenby
Charles Edward Madden
Germany
Alexander von Linsingen
Hindenburg
Admiral Madden
General von Linsingen
Madden
Maine Mor
George V
Telliene
Jutland
Hiim
Charles
von Linsingen
Austria
Russia
Brest- Litvosk
von Lindengen
War Ministry
Berlin
Parole Policy in Roosevelt Era Faces Parole Review
President Roosevelt questions parole practices after reviewing paroles of criminals tied to the Weyerhaeuser boy kidnapping. The White House challenge aims to curb abuses, while acknowledging parole’s potential for social salvage. Expect reforms in how releases are decided.
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Cummings
Roosevelt
White House
Weyerhaeuser
Open Season For Camping Opens Mixed Reactions Across Campers
Aboard the new outdoor season opinions vary from indifference to ardor. Some campers embrace the nomadic drive while others stay home or dream in offices. Automobiles expand access, but veteran outdoorsmen worry the wilderness loses its solitude as modern travelers leave litter and wreckage behind.
Not Much Profit In Kidnaping In The Weyerhaeuser Case
A paragraph from the story of developments in the Weyerhaeuser case notes that public figures estimate little financial gain from kidnapping. It cites Waley’s losses and potential prison terms, including the death penalty, and references ongoing saga elements involving the Dianas and Annette. It also mentions Florida’s divorce‑while‑you‑wait law and Reno’s potential moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyerhaeuser
Waley
Hoover
AJ Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
AH Waley
S!ee Her
Florida
Reno
New York Day by Day: White War Fades in Murky Signs
C O McIntyre reports New York in June 1935 as electric signage wanes from bold moving displays to steady flashes. Times Square shows the priciest top sign, while general street lighting and urban chatter shift with the season. The piece touches on celebrity gossip, theater, dining trends, and notable figures, noting Broadway eateries struggling amid economic shifts and cultural flirtations with notoriety.
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New York
Itig
Columbus Circle
Mighi
Sory
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlight Noted Figures
A compiled note lists anniversaries for colonial and early American figures born in New York and elsewhere, including William Smith, John Langdon, Eliphalet Nott, Sir James E. Murdock, Olive Thorne Miller, William Hayes Ward, Charles T. Yerkes, plus a “Today in History” section recounting events from 1530 to 1923 and noting births of Jesse J. Straus Maj. Gen. Leon B. Kramer and Dr. Waldo L. Schmitt.
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William Smith
New York
Canada
Quebec
John Langdon
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
S. H
Beliphalet Nott
Union College
Schnectady
N. Y
The
Independent
Abington
Mass
Charles T. Yerkes
Great Conservatory
Philadelphia
Jesse J. Straus
New York City
France
Leon B. Kramer
Cavalry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Waldo L. Schmitt
Avon Sunday Guests And Church Deacon Ordinations
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jameson included families from North Fairfield Avon Lake Els ha Williamsfield Elyria and Avon. Seven deacons were ordained at the Baptist church service along with installation of officers and baptism of nine candidates. The QO A Steele and Eastern Star lodges from Cleveland attended St John s day service at the local M and church with musical solos by Gladys Watther and Irene Copeland.
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Avon
Wilson Jameson
Willis B. Squire
Quentin
North Fairfield
Ohio
Leonard Mitchell
Avon Lake
Bertha Burrell
Elsha
E. A. Brown
Williamsfield
Ohto
Mary Brooks
Leslie Jameson
Elyria
The
Baptist Church
John Townsend
Ben Walker
Arthur Hudson
QO. A. Steele
Eastern Star
Cleveland
B. H. Ryan
Gladys Watther
Irene Copeland
C. G. Rush
la Grange
Dover
B.H. Ryan
Mark
John Terrern
Britton
Owen Lake
B H. Ryan
Perle Wilford
Arnold Buck
Two Rewarded In Bomb Convictions
Marshall Delaney and Roy Harris, former Ohio Rubber Co. workers from Willoughby, received a $1,000 reward from the Associated Industries of Cleveland for aiding the conviction of four men linked to bombings at Rubber Co. homes. The payout, the association's first under its April offer, underscores the drive to curb lawless acts connected to the company strike.
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Cleveland
Marshall Delaney
Roy Harris
Ohio Rubber Co
Willoughby
Associated Industries of
Wiloughby
Rubber Company
William Frew Sons
Association
Cuyahoga County
Lake County
Board of Governors
Harry Mitchell
Painesqlle
Mitchell
Ferdinand 3Ahs
Delaney
Hall
United Rubber Workers Union
Summer visits and funeral services noted in local notices
Mrs. G. G. Rush hosts a guest in LaGrange while Dori Jameson visits Williamsfield, Ohio. Miss Margaret Wells attends Baldwin Wallace College summer school in Berea. H. W. Green and Rev. B. H. Ryan attend George Wetzel’s funeral in Cleveland with burial at Del Rey, service led by the Masonic lodge.
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G. Rush
LaGrange
Dori Jameson
Ed. Brown
Williamsfield
Ohio
Lwwo
Margaret Wells
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
H. W. Green
B. H. Ryan
George Wetzel
Cleveland
Ryan
Pair Steals Cruiser Then Are Nabbed In Piqua
Two men seized a police cruiser while Patrolman Ed Henderson left it running. The car stalled but the culprits fled in it before Henderson commandeered a second vehicle and recaptured them. Both suspects, armed, were charged with robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Henderson
Eye-tooth at 54 surprs Montrose man in town tale
Dave Wood of Montrose Colorado aged 54 displays a single tooth after an 84 year life, with X rays showing no other teeth. The odd dental feature surprised locals and drew curious attention at a public gathering.
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Montrose
Colo
Dave Wood
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Detroit
General Motors
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Berdania
C. O. McIntyre
Times Square
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Romeo
Daddy Browning
Page One
Ted Woodward
McNaught Syndicate
U.S. National Museum
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Chest W. Jurmey
TL &. Senate
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Tea
Edward J. von K. Menge
Fond du Lac
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Madison, O
Wilton Lackete
Harry Laon Wilson
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Broadway
Harry Cooper
Empire City Quartette
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Augsburg
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Dom Pedro
Brazil
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Tonay
Mrs. C. T. Wilford
Lorain
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Jennia Nead
Norma
John Mackett
Stephen Alten. Rey
City Cab
Howard Peters
Mgr
Murbach Coal
W. Bridge
Elyria, Ohio
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Electrolux Gas
the Gas Company
P.S
Pierre R. Smith
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Firestone
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Cedar Phone
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