Mutiny 19 Suppressed as Hitler Suppresses Storm Troops
BERLIN June 36 Hitler crushed a Nazi storm trooper mutiny after a bloody week. General Kurt von Schleicher was shot resisting arrest as conspirators faced capture. Storm troop chiefs Ernst Roehm Karl Ernst and others arrested. Viktor Lutze promoted as Reichswehr and police seize control. Hitler to address via radio tonight.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Lves
Kurt von Schleicht
Reichwehr
Schleicher
Iso
Ernst Roehm
Hiler
Karl Ernst
Brandenburg
Viktor Lutze
Boehm
Hitler
Flierg Fail To Reach Warsaw In World War I Flight
Benjamin and Joseph Adamowicz, Brooklyn aviators, landed near Flers D L Orne close to Alencon while attempting to reach Warsaw in their Bellanca monoplane The City of Warsaw They made three forced landings and suffered damage to their craft but escaped injury They had departed Harbor Grace Newfoundland the previous day.
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Paris
Benjamin
Joseph Adamowicz
Brooklyn Battlers
Flers D L’orne
Alencon
Warsaw
Harborgrace
N. F
Bellanca
Part of Middle Ave. Open for Two Way Traffic
Traffic on the east side of Middle Avenue is to be opened to two way flow this afternoon as paving near the north end is rushed to finish. The 28 foot wide pavement with a safety strip can handle two way traffic, with bricking of the remaining lanes expected next week weather permitting. Governor George White is expected to attend the formal street opening.
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Middle Avenue
A. P. Layton
Lagron
George White
Indict Policemen in Cincinnati Bribery Probe
June 30 three Cincinnati patrolmen were indicted by the Hamilton County grand jury after a three week investigation into alleged police corruption in the city. The indictments mark the climax of the probe.
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Cincinnati
Hamiton County Grand Jury
Cincinnati Police Department
Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Cloudy, Showers, Storms Likely
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy conditions with occasional showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday. Cooler on Sunday and much cooler Sunday night as a cold front moves through.
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Ohio
Health board reports steady Elyria health gains and inspections
Elyria health workers reported a drop in scarlet fever and other illnesses over the past month. Sanitary officer Williams logged 51 quarantine signs, while Kathryn Fulton noted 207 visits including infant welfare and vaccination efforts. Laboratory tests totaled 286, including milk analyses and water samples. Food inspector Savage oversaw 251 market inspections, leading to multiple condemnations across meat, dairy, and produce.
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Elyria
Cty
Elyra Board of Health
F. H. Williams
Kathryn Fulton
JH. G. Curtiss
G. W Savage
County Hears Bid For 18000 Gallons Road Emulsion
County commissioners approved the purchase of 18 000 gallons of summer emulsion for road treatment from the Ohio Road Improvement Company of Columbus at 2.45 cents per gallon the lowest bid. The material will be used by the county surveyor's department.
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Ohio Road Improvement Company of
Columbus
Bitter British German trade war looms in London
June 2 London reports a near-ceremonious failure to reach an accord on the German foreign asset moratorium after three days of futile talks. Spokesmen warned of a total collapse and a trade war threatened to begin at midnight if the Reparations Bank fails to receive the July installment of the Young loan due tomorrow.
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London
Germany
Bank For International Settlements
Holiday Will Curtail Steel Plant Schedule
National Tubs Company Loram plant operations will be sharply reduced next week for the July Fourth shutdown. Key furnaces and mills will close on July 3 to 5 and reopen around July 8, with extensive repairs planned to ready the plant for efficient restart.
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National Tubs Company
Loram
Bessemer
Skelp
Water hauled ten miles to fight Brag's fire
Elyria city water was carried nearly ten miles yesterday to extinguish a fire. Local firemen were unable to go to the fire.
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Elyria City
Auto Crash Injures Miss Avery on Lake Road Near Sunyside Beach
Miss Maretta Avery of Brownhelm sustained a fractured left arm and facial lacerations when a car she rode in struck a parked machine on Lake Road near Sunyside Beach and then veered into a lot. Driver Howard Kaisel had head and facial cuts. They were taken to Amherst Hospital. The car, recently purchased, belonged to Miss Avery and struck a machine owned by Dan Frazier of Cleveland as Mr. and Mrs. Frazier exited their vehicle.
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Maretta Avery
Brownhelm
Lake Road
Sunnyside Beach
Howard Kaisel
Amherst Hospital
Miss Avery
Dan Frazier
Cleveland
Funeral Services for Marie Squire Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Rowe Squire 59 wife of Carlton Squire former Elyria business man were held at the First Methodist church at 2 00 pm. Eastern Star members from Urbana Ohio took part with Rev Edwin Kirby and Rev EB Bond officiating. Body placed in Ridgelawn Mausoleum. Pallbearers included Ed White G S Nichols Wynn McConnell and others. Mrs Squire died from injuries after an automobile crash near Eaton Center Wednesday. Her husband and his father Alfred Squire of Eaton were badly hurt and hospitalized with improved conditions reported today.
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Marie Rowe Squire
Carlton Squire
Elyria
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Order of Eastern Star
Urbana
Ohio
Eastern Stars
Edwin Kirby
Akron
EB. J. Bond
Methodist Church
Ridgelawn
Ed Whitehead
G. S. Nichols
Wynn McConnell
O. Bradbeck
Thomas Osborne
Charles Carpenter
Marie Dressler Near Death
Marie Dressler remains critically ill in Santa Barbara in a coma since Thursday. Physicians warn the end may come in days while the veteran actress fights to finish work on Emma and other projects despite an incurable malady. She is surrounded by close friends at the home of C K Billings.
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C.K. Billings
Chicago
Miss Dressler
Emma
Water Helped Fight Grass Fire Northwest of Henrietta
A. H. Plas of 220 East Broad Street delivered water to the fire scene. Local firemen obtained over 1,000 gallons from the central fire station to combat a grass fire burning over several acres northwest of Henrietta.
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Henrietta
A. H. Plas
East Broad Street
Shelton Refuses to Yield Springfield School Post
Franklin M. Shelton, recently dismissed as superintendent by the Springfield Board of Education, today refused to relinquish his office to Carey Boggess who had been appointed to replace him.
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Springfield
Frank M. Shelton
Springfield Board of Education
Carey Boggess
Taxpayer interest rises with city finances debate
Elyria readers show growing concern over how tax money is spent as the Chronicle Telegram publishes a series on city finances. A chart estimates 1933 city services cost at 14.87 to 21.23 per day for typical properties and ignores school and county costs, prompting questions about municipal operations and tax trends since 1918.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
Middle Avenue
President Roosevelt Sails Tomorrow From Annapolis
Washington June 30 One more session of bill signing vetoing and appointing remains before President Roosevelt sails at 7 pm tomorrow from Annapolis aboard the U S S Houston for a full month at sea The move follows weeks of work on recovery measures and includes expected actions on the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage bill and the railroad pension act He will appoint the five securities and exchanges administrators and the seven to oversee national communications and is expected to name a committee to study a permanent commercial aviation policy
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Washington
Roosevelt
Annapolis
Houston
Dock Worker Killed by Train Near Fairport
Painesville Ohio June 30 J E B Tilton 46 a dock worker at Fairport was struck and killed by a New York Central passenger train yesterday. The death is under investigation and the railroad company has not released further details.
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Painesville
J. EB. Tilton
Fairport
New York Central
Heat wave grips nation as temperatures near 100
Chicago June 30. The United States swelters under a glare as temperatures reach near 100 degrees across 40 states. New York's Central Park hits 101 the hottest in 66 years. Phoenix nears 108 with Emporia unofficially at 110. Heat prostration deaths exceed 60 in big cities and drownings approach 85 at beaches. Western drought stresses livestock and crops face renewed threats.
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Chicago
United States
Californi
New York
Central Park Observatory
Phoenix
Ariz
Emporia
Kan
Board For Trade
Milwaukee strike settled by board after riots
Milwaukee utilities strike ended with the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company capitulating to the strikers. A steel arbitration board, appointed by President Roosevelt, was buoyed by support from labor and management, while only the Pacific Coast longshoremen’s strike stayed unsettled.
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Railway and Light Company
Washington
Milwaukee Utilities
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Steel Arbitration Board
Roosevelt
Pacific
Girls Swim Class Divided At YMCA
The YMCA announces a split of the girls swimming class due to crowding. From Monday, ages eight to eleven will meet at 10 a.m., and ages twelve and older at 10:30 a.m. Seventy girls joined the class that morning, with numbers remaining high for several days under W. C. McClellan's direction.
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W. C. McClellan
Association
Ohio Man Kills Wife Daughter Ends Own Life
Roy Nickell, 44, a tobacco worker, shot and killed his estranged wife Lury, 34, and his 18-year-old daughter Iris, then wounded himself in Middletown Ohio. He confronted them at the home they shared after their separation, argued over their nine-year-old son Harold attending a movie, then opened fire twice at Lury, killing her. Iris rushed onto the porch and was shot in the heart. Nickell killed himself in an alley nearby with a bullet to the temple.
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Middletown
Roy Nickell
Nickell
Lury
Harold
Iris
Bank Gang Raid Kills Officer in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana a gang raided the Merchant's National Bank, fatally shooting a policeman and wounding two bank officials. Loot estimated at 15 000 to 25 000 dollars. Bank official C W Coen identified the gang leader as John Dillinger, remarking he matched his pictures.
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South Bend
Ind
C. W. Coen
John Dillinger
Rotarians Return From Detroit International Convention
Elyria Rotary Club members who attended the Rotary International Convention in Detroit this week are home again. A feature of the convention was a program by the International Society for Crippled Children led by EB. F. Allen of Blydla. Other Rotarians from Elyria included Frank W. Heovar, president elect, and J. B. Thomas, secretary.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Detroit
International Society For Crippled Children
EB. F. Allen
Blydla
Society
Hfyria
Frank W. Heovar
J. B Thomas
Governor George White Tours Ohio Campaign Schedule
Governor George White spent Friday and Sunday in Cuyahoga County campaigning and attending events. He planned to dedicate the new Rocky River bridge this afternoon and speak at the annual Cr e tan day observance at Wildwood Park in Cleveland on Sunday.
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Columbus
George White
Cuyahoga County
Rocky River
Wildwood Park
Cleveland
Newport Atmosphere Very Toney Astor-French Wedding
Newport society buzzed with the Astor French wedding as John Jacob Astor and Ellen Tuck French prepared to wed at Trinity Church. Parents and relatives from America and Europe attended amid private detectives and police to maintain decorum, while the bride and groom faced a tense ceremony and rehearsals.
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Newport
R. L
America
John Jacob Astor
Ellen Tuck French
Europe
Enzo Fiermonte
Bank plan approved to reopen City Bank of Lorain
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber approved the banks reopening plan forcing non signers to accept the waiver. The bank will be out of liquidation July 2 and operated under restricted rules until insurance deposits are secured. FDIC is expected to insure deposits up to 5000 and a license for normal operation will be issued. The plan provides 889000 for depositors, about 60 percent of restricted deposits, with 532666 waived and secured by 693000 of slow assets toward participation certificates. About 92 percent of depositors consented. no objections were filed. The court stressed no misconduct by bank officials and approved the plan.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
City Bank Company of
Lorain
State Banking Department
Tt Ig
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Paul A. Mitchell
Webber
Woman's Life Spared for Second Time in Sing Sing
In Ossining New York June 30 1930 Anna Antonio a 28 year old mother faced the electric chair but received a second stay of execution from Governor Lehman. Crucifix candles burned in the death cell as she prayed and the shaved spot on her head awaited the chair but was hidden by a towel awaiting relief. She spoke with her brother and expressed gratitude as the warden was informed of the reprieve hours before the scheduled 11 o clock execution.
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Trinity Church
Francis Ormand French
New York
Dedham
Mass
Astor
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Anna Antonio
Lewis B. Lawes
Lehman
Taxpayer's Suit Dismissed Over City Garbage Contract
Common Pleas Judge W. B. Thompson dismissed Mich ael Mishak's suit to enjoin Lorain officials from finalizing a two year garbage contract with D. A. Miller. The ruling cited lack of evidence of abusive discretion in awarding the $11,244 contract despite lower bids from five bidders. The lowest bid by Adam Selyeak was $9,959 and the contract's term expires today.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Michael Mishak
Lorain
D. A. Miller
Adam Selyeak
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Santa Barbara Calif
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T3rd Congress
Milwaukee
Bt Board
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Coen
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