FiveYearOld Explorer Found After River Search
Five year old Roger Wilder of Jamestown was missing for about an hour Saturday evening prompting a police search along the river and nearby streets. He was picked up by Mrs. Re Hl Wentz near Chafton road and Indian Hollow road, reporting his name and Jamestown address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wilder
Myron Wilder
Jamestown
N.Y
Roger
Henry Sandrock
Wolfcourt
Tom
Re. Hl. Wentz
Howestreet
Chafton Road
Indian Hollow Road
Burglars Take 60 From Gas Station Near Harlow
At 1 30 a m today Harry Bower an attendant reported burglars looted a cash till after breaking a window at a gas station near Harlow and Cleveland roads. Deputy Ed Monros and Chalmer Davidson investigated noting the till was emptied and the dog alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlow
Cleveland Roads
Sheriff’s Department
Harry Bower
Bower
Sire Ed Monros
Chalmer Davidson
Court notices of suits and divorces in Lorain area
In And About The Court House the Andwur Mortgage Loan Company filed suit against Adam Wagenstein et al for 9738 and for 2232 and asked foreclosure of a mortgage. L A Bell was granted a divorce from Agnes by Judge D A Cook on grounds of willful absence. Nason B Holmes sued Lorain for 4200 for injuries from car leaving road. January 11 Valerie Aguayo granted a divorce from Joseph Aguayo on extreme cruelty by Judge Guy B Findley today, Helen Elizabeth Weaver sued Howard Weaver of Amherst for extreme cruelty. Roy Wilson appealed to common pleas from a justice court judgment of 150 in Florence. Andrew Saxewszyn granted a divorce today on willful absenvicr by Judge Do A Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Adam Wagenstein Et al
L. A. Bell
Agnes
D. A. Cook
Nason B. Holmes
Theity of
Lorain
West 23Rd Street
Valerie Aguayo
Joseph Aguayo
Guy B. Findley
Helen Elizabeth Weaver
Howard Weaver
Amherst
Roy Wilson
Common Pleas Court
Justice Court
Florence
Andrew Saxewszyn
Do. A Cook
Fireworks Gone The Wonders Where Fireworks Went
H W Stang, owner of a fireworks stand near Amherst, wonders if a new Fourth of July racket targets him after a theft from his car at Vermeulins on 1459 Lake Road. About $40 of fireworks were on consignment. the stand was earlier cleared by a company stating they represented the fireworks firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Stang
Nomile
Amherst
Star
Coneignment
Almit
Stans
Fireworks Company
Explosives Law In Ohio Disregarded
Columbus report discusses Fourth of July celebrations and legal limits on explosives in Ohio. It notes fines up to 50 dollars for street cannon use and penalties for firing more than four ounces of sunpowder on public streets. The piece cites vague regulations, storage caps, and a prohibition on selling explosives to anyone under 18, highlighting enforcement challenges and public safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wallace Policies Attacked By Lemke
DES MOINES IOWA June The U S party may direct its congressional campaign principally against those representatives who voted against the Farm Mortgage refinancing bill which he sponsored Rep William Lemke Union party presidential candidate indicated last night He said his party would fight for the representatives who urged passage of the measure Lemke invaded the hometown of Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace to campaign against administration for policies He attacked Wallace for taking a dollar in return for crop support payments and criticized postwar trade treaties that allowed millions of dollars and thousands of bushels of corn to enter midwestern states He concluded with a Burlington address asserting over production is over production of ignorance at Washington
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Wallace
Burlington
Washington
Clothing stolen from rummage sale at vacant house
Five women's dresses and other clothing gathered for a rummage sale at East Oberia Community Church were stolen from a vacant house owned by Mrs. M G Peard on Hiallaer Road. Deputy sheriffs Gerald Nan and Paul Kapman are investigating the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberia Corimunty
M G. Peard
Hiallauer Road
Gerald Nan
Paul Kapman
Hast Broad Street man pleads not guilty in driving case
Dick Taylor of Hast Broad Street was arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird, pled not guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated, and released on bond pending trial. He was arrested on Broad Street recently, and police reported no serious altercation during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Taylor
Hast Broad Street
Don
A. Baird
Elis Var
Patire
County plans road work and tax provisions in La Grange
County commissioners discuss MePpA VemA project on Whitehead Road in La Grange township. They authorize two years rent cost sharing and 19 year aid. Road will be graded for traffic and improvements proceed with public funds. Separate notes cite brick, station, and inspection implications and impeachment court references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couunty
Whitehead Road
la Grange
Wits Pepaired
Oberlin Wedding Joins Miss Carol Jordan and Dr Elmer Winters
In Oberlin on June 4 Miss Carol Jordan and Dr Elmer Winters united in marriage at five o'clock in LaGrange with Rev. McAlpine officiating. A small group attended, and a wedding dinner followed at Hi O Hi tea rooms with guests from Oberlin Elyria and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa Man
Oberlin
Carol Jordan
Elmer Winters
New Sharon
Iowa
McAlspine
Fourrerr
Elyria
Detroit
Whelvide
Eva Jordan
PSS West
Obertin
Winter
Ato
Deaths in Ohio and Cleveland area obituaries
The death notices record Thelma Grace Brazo of Elyria born April 1 194 in Canaanville Ohio, wife of Anthony Brazo with two children and details of survivors. Also listed are obituaries for Hlannal Kelner LaGrange Mrs. J H Deane Newton Mc Newton and others, with funeral arrangements and burial places, including Ridgelawn and Westwood cemeteries, plus Wellington resident Thomas Hugh Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Grace Brazo
Anthony Brazo
Bondstreet
Elyria Merrovial Hospital
Miss Brazo
Canaanville
Ohio
Phylli
Jon Barker
Cleyters
Irene Cleveland
Vedda Musser
Newton Falls
Ohip
Earl Barker
Canton
Gipson
Milton Barker
Cleveland
Airse Hill Memorial Park
Kaves
Obituary notice for Luella in Ma Surviving area
Luella, member of the Ma Surviving area, survives two brothers George of Camtah and Charles of Ashiihu, two sisters Mrs. George Tandon and Mrs. TY. L. Cumiunuss, both of State Michigan. Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon at 29 fr the late home, 41S Hi me, Fast, with Dr. Charles Recart conducting the Masonic services. Burial will be made in LaGrange cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanewton
Parkview Court
Syria
East 105 Street
Cleveland
Noehes Funeral
J. J. Bend
Phurtal
Ridgelawn
Mc Newton
Weren'’s Hospital
Weshorn
Miyria
Tencoin Blertres
Clesland
Jie
Anierinim
Saerty
Wo. Newton
Sis- Venis Ferre
Robert HH. Newton
Ella Gates
Nichols Pomeval
Hig Jndse
Agin
Luella
Gieorge
Camtah
Charles
Ashiihu
George Tandon
TY. L. Cumiunuss
Michigan
Charles Recart
LaGrange Cemete
Democratic Party Platform Signals Democratic New Deal Alignment
The Democratic National Convention adopted a party platform aligning with New Deal policies, drawing public officeholders into a shared stance. Some Democrats resisted or abstained, while several figures offered to campaign for the party if nominated, reflecting internal tensions and broader support for Roosevelt’s agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
New Deal
Sen Royal S
Sen Royal S&s. Copeland
Bart Big Hott
Ray
al Smirk
Mr. Pneeseyel
Gail
United State
Rapalle
Wes Reed
Tnsech
Jamees A . Bainbridze
Danie Cohn
New Eneland
Fragmented OCR reads but hints at campaign events
The text shows garbled fragments about candidates and party platforms, mentioning a keynote and references to Wall Street and a president. Several names and places are unreadable, leaving only broken cues about political proceedings and ongoing coverage from Page 1.
Steel Industry Declares War On Organizers
In New York, steel companies, controlling a large share of the industry, announce a hard line against unionization efforts. Through the American Federation of Labor allied groups, the firms vow to use resources to protect workers from intimidation and to maintain free collective bargaining despite the drives led by John Lewis and the United Mine Workers. The move signals potential labor conflict with broader political implications and a pledge to resist organized agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Diate
American Fron and Steel Institute
Ehallenger
Lewis
Merwan Federation of Labor
Fr Vishe
Eritt Untens
William Greene
A. Float
Apo
A. F
Press
Roosevelt
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Caspdy Stores Steel Corporation
Bearhii Steel
Jones and Lauchlin Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
National Steel
National Industrial Conference Board
City offers work program to settle delinquent water bills
A city initiative invites residents with overdue water bills to work for the city as a means to settle debts. The director emphasized current openings and urged eligible individuals to apply for this debt relief opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirectap
Perons
Direc- Veep Saad
Mrs John E. Davidson Confined for Treatment
County Commissioner Davidson's wife, Mrs. John E. Davidson, was confined to bed Saturday for treatment of a long standing ailment. The report notes a discussion on the distinction between the fine arts and the crafts, stating the artist's creation or invention versus the craftsman's skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davidson
Davidson
Several Persons Fined By Baird
Mayor Don A. Baird imposed fines and costs totaling $1 and more for multiple incidents. Individuals include Warren Wright arrested Saturday night, Stanley Alenski of 456 17th Street for breaking windows, John Corlett found in a car on Cleveland Street shortly after midnight, Jack Balzar who reported a black eye, Carsaueter of 404 West Street for a disturbance, and Mike Kordalesky of Lorain who fell from a cliff near Cascade dance hall but escaped serious injury. The mayor suspended a portion of the fine for George Glass after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don A. Baird Todiaye
Warren Wrieht
Stanley Alenski
17Th Street
John Corlett
Cleveland St. A
Jack Balzar
Carsaueter
West Street
Ota KL Misehka
Mike Kordalesky
Lorain
Cascade Dance Hall
George Glass
Speedboat Strikes Breakwall injuring six at lake breakwall
A speedboat with three men and three women struck the breakwall west of Cleveland Harbor early today. Two occupants were seriously injured including Mr and Mrs Bar Beck. Pilot Lloyd W. Sanderson of the Cleveland Packard Co used car department received cuts and was treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lake Eris
Bar Beck
Lloyd W. Sanderson
Cleveland Packard Co
Sanderson
Real Estate Transfers Across Elyria and Lorain Areas
Transfers record multiple property actions including Loretta J Lansbury to Rolla FB MacDonald on Sth Avenue Elyria and Clive M Barber to Jack Ty on Cornell Barber. Includes Krake and Ward subdivisions Sublets Nos 15 and 18 Block C and other sublots and mentions Cleveland Road Homesite Allowment Ridgeville Township and property on East Lorain West 22nd Street Lorain with several parties such as Joseph Kane ta Mike et al and Michael if et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta J Lansbury
Rolla FB. MacDonald
Sth Avenue
Elyria
Clive M. Barber
Jack Ty
Cornell Barber
Fedward Krake
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville Township
Joseph Kane
Mike Et
East Lorain
Michael If
West 22Nd Street
Lorain
World War I Era Assembly Debate Persists in Europe
The report outlines calls for immediate action as European leaders debate a peaceful settlement to the African crisis. Italy presses for renewed involvement at Geneva talks while denouncing anti Italian sentiment. An Ottawa note mentions a Warned toad from the Texas Centennial Exposition facing starvation. Trade class exchanges in Napoleon, Ohio feature Mary Elizabeth Smith and Wat ering Eddbrooke exchanging cross country study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eipecar
League
Aretassiou
l@aaite
Ethiopia
Quraher Ur
Ethopia
Italy
Thalys
Ethopian Couther
Benny Musso
Geneva
Steel industry election drive threatens workers and country
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports a campaign to overthrow newly elected representatives chosen by secret ballots amid protests of industrial strife. The industry warns interruption would harm employees, families, and related businesses while vowing to protect collective bargaining free from interference. In Elyria, Mayor Tinn fined Join Love of Elyria for an assault incident involving a vehicle crank handle and a person named Zander Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barga
Aus
Step
American ON and Steel Institute
Briarian
Join Love of Elyria
Tinn A
Zander
Kansas Drought and Locusts Threaten Midwestern Crops
The article details grasshopper invasions across Kansas and neighboring states, describing swarms that consume alfalfa and grain, threaten livestock, and push farmers to seek federal aid. It notes grasshoppers numbering up to 17 per square yard at peak, their persistence, and widespread damage across Missouri Iowa South Dakota North Dakota and other regions.
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Fede
Msecc
Qurplies Anh Witgans
Towa Alowe
Uhey
Gstratty
Missouri
Dakotas
St South Dakuta
North Dakota
North Central
Rome
Grasshoppers Devastate Crops Across Multiple States
The report lists severe drought and grasshopper outbreaks across Kansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Colorado, Idaho, Utah, and Kentucky. It notes damage to potatoes, gardens, legumes, corn, wheat and livestock, with losses from drought, surface moisture issues, and planned WPA/UC efforts to combat crickets with poison, fences and aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Kansas
Nebraska
Greer
Wisconsin
Colorado
Idaho
Letah
WPA
Kentucky
Crepsa
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Non Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Vermeulinn-on-th Co
Lake “Lake
Quarte
Court Street
Lemke
Vitornes General
Jola Wo Bricker
Mme U. S. Senate
Supreme Court
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Esther Toad
Allan Uacks
Aaa
Restiar
Obertin Grange Heli
Department
Imytiebers
West Russia Club
Thurveday
R. J. Bets
Muresan Street
J. A. Richards
Brion
Mauve
Myra Sylvester
Iver Tunse
Mich
Steven Coinman
North Pleasant Street
Ad Jones
Diaueller
George M. Jones
Forest Street
New York City
Knope
Hoa Pink
West College Stroet
Twane-ko-tah
Chauquah
Carrick
Pemigewasetn
Mors Frances Cooke
Forest Reer
Weefarn
W. FL
Merece General Council
nal-Ch
Adler
Mas
Missions Council
Sey Last
Hannah Kelner
Hlannal Kelner
W. Kelner
LaGrange
Lange Decekt
California
Florida
Methed
Novy and
Ladies’ Aid
LaGrang
Cassie McKelner
Lakewood
Earl W
Berkley
Fog. Prasses
Rowan B. Kolper
Glenne Horton
LaGrauar
Jogeie Edwards
Ueriin
Nora Miller
Duanemig
Geren EH Nichols
Imberst
Watt Nichols
Dean
Dean Frat
le Greuge
Hev. Tliberry
Deane Newton
Uberloin
Fhette Wills Pyle
Allen Hospital
Pye
Magnolia
Tosa
Andrew
Judson Tyle
Heather
Thomas Hillis
Thurmas
Hugh Wank
Wellington
Thurmas Hugh Kane
George
Mr. Kane
Tage
Pardo
Ptbelee
Rte
Yes Bee
Casendonia
Walfwig
Crystal Restaurant
Steel Industry
William Foster
Cee
Star Shoe Shop
Baird
Paget
Toad
Ottawa
Texas Centennial Exnosition Committee
Stanley Lewis
Napoleon
Oneaver
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Eddbrooke
Gloucesters
England
Drsedeve
Caies Qaieh Steibe
Grove
Deris Ad
Lee
Police Dept
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
The
Chronicle-Telegram
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