Man Shoots Friend Who Befriended Him in Canton
Alfred Davis, 20, circulation manager for the Canton Daily News, was critically wounded by Lloyd Hoover, 21, of Akron, after meeting at a Damascus girlfriend. Hoover rode with Davis toward Alliance, then allegedly drew a revolver and fired twice, knocked Davis unconscious, and fled toward Louisville before being captured. Davis pursued recovery with authorities filing charges against Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Alfred Davis
Alliance
Canton Daily News
Cox Highway
Louisville
Davis
Good Samaritan
Lloyd Hoover
Akron
Hoover
Stark County
Damascus
Harrisburg
Death of Cleveland attorney linked to city graft probe
Wilfred A. Torrance, a 20 year old Cleveland attorney who helped trigger graft investigations into city land deals, died in Ream sanitarium. Reports say he feared for his life and sought a revolver permit which was refused. His testimony aided councilman Walz and tied to probes into councilman Gibbons and others. Officials declined to release details of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Wilfred A. Torrance
Torrance
Ream
Ll. G. Corlett
East Cleveland
F. W. Walz
William G. Gibbons
Liston G. Schooley
William E. Potter
Alexis E. Meade
Gibbons
Sanitarium
Red Cross Flood Relief Funds Accepted Locally
The local American Red Cross chapter announced it is authorized to receive contributions for flood relief in the south. All money collected will be sent immediately to national headquarters and forwarded to Red Cross workers in the flooded district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
South
Red Cross
Will Discuss Farm Aid Institutes In Ohio County
Ohio County Agents' Association directors plan a Columbus meeting Thursday to decide whether state aid farm institutes will be continued. C. E. Rowland, chairman, announces the plan and will travel to Columbus tonight to attend. If continued, the board will discuss institute types. In Cincinnati a boy, three, was killed after running into a street car yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio County Agents’ Association
Columbus
C. E. Rowland
State Association
Rowland
Elvrra
Phelps Denies Non Support Charge In Lorain
George Phelps of 2138 Washington Avenue Lorain was arraigned on a charge of non support of his 11 year old son Willard. He pleaded not guilty and was released on 500 bond for a hearing on April 2. The arrest followed a request by Mrs. Phelps and action by the Lorain County Humane Society. He claimed a permanent settlement was made in 1920 and that he bears no further responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
George Phelps
Washington Avenue
Lorain
John Conaway
Phelps
Lorain County Humane Society
Car collision injures parked auto on Broad street
Autos parked double just east of the post office on Broad street caused an accident last night. A car owned by Henry Baumann of Oberlin was parked double. A second car driven by Lawrence Hale collided with the parked vehicle, causing heavy damage including a broken left rear wheel and jammed axle on the parked car, and damage to Hale's right fender frame and headlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Henry Baumann
Oberlin
Lawrence Hale
West Avenue
Hale
Suit Filed Over 1928 Auto Collision Damages
Jack Kiser sues in common pleas court for 10130 damages and injuries from an auto crash on December 24 1928 on the Grafton road when his car hit William Sudro Elrria’s vehicle. Jacob Kiser, the father, also sues for 2500 for loss of his son's services from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kiser
Common Pleas Court
William Sudro
Elrria
Grafton
Jacob Kiser
Truck from Elyria firm found abandoned in Warren
A delivery truck belonging to the H. H. Smith Company was found abandoned at Warren after the driver left Elyria with a small C. O. D. order. He could not be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
H. H. Smith Company
Warren
Rainy spells reduce alarms at Central fire station
Occasional rains lowered fire alarm calls at Central fire station with none reported in the last five days as damp weather persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Station
Building permits issued by mayor's clerk in Elyria
Building permits issued by mayor's clerk John G. Shrock list multiple projects including frame garages and dwellings at 200 Dennison Avenue 623 Ohio Street 213 Erie Street 201 Eastern Heights Boulevard 323 Dennison Avenue 211 Dennison Avenue 242 Marzgeilles Avenue 214 Courtrland Avenue and brick school building for Elyria Board of Education 316 Abber Road. Other projects cover Woodford Avenue and Lodi Street by Fox Furnace Company Fred and Mary Altfeld Lena Beal Elmer Beal F G Bauer and Martin P Thome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Shrock
T. F. Braman
Dennison Avenue
Charles Deits
Ohio Street
Martin P. Thome
Erie Street
Fox Furnace Company
Woodford Avenue
N. Becker
Lodi Street
Fred and Mary Altfeld
Eastern Heights Boulevard
F. G. Bauer
Fram
Lena M. Beal
Elmer Beal
Marzgeilles Avenue
Elyria
Local judgments, divorces, and notes action in county court
The County Savings and Loan company was awarded a judgment for 3714.86 against Edmund F. Diederick by Judge W D Thompson. Clara Romnick received a divorce from Mike Romnick on grounds of extreme cruelty. The Wellington Bank filed suit for 5000 against Walter H Cole and others on a promissory note. Milo Myers filed for divorce from Gladys Myers alleging gross neglect of duty. They were married in 1925 and have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Savings and Tloan Companys
Edmund F. Diederick
W. D. Thompson
Clara Romnick
Mike Romnick
Wellington Bank
Walter H. Cole
Milo Myers
Gladys Myers
Personal Injury Suit Involving Helen Janovich Child
A personal injury suit for £15909 is heard in common pleas court today. Lorain nine year old Helen Janovich sues Louis Hadewar Elvira for injuries after being struck by a truck on September 29, 1928. The accident occurred at Flr Tinavente and S2nd stress per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Janovich
Lorain
Louis Hadewar
Elvrra
Common Pleas Cour
Flr
Tinavente
Fourteen Year Old Missing In Medina County Search
Medina County sheriff requests police aid as a fishing outing ends with a teenager not returning home. Local police join the search for the 14 year old girl, who left home for a fishing trip and has not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
Lafaretts
Searey
Medina County
Fourth Hearing Continues in Arnold Case Arguments
Spectators in a packed courtroom pressed for the Arnolds' conviction while a petition challenged the credibility of Junior Hannah and claimed new evidence undermines links to the Horst boys' disappearance. Arnold faces two penitentiary terms. his son risks reform school if pleas for a new trial fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amolds
Hannah. S
Atnee
Arnolds
Horst
Brinz
Rue Arnolds
Arnold
Home of Former Union Leader Dynamited
Vandals dynamited the Brookside Belmont county home of James Kunik, ex United Mine Workers leader. Four family members were slightly injured, including Mia and her six year old twin daughters Betty and Betsy who were buried under debris but survived. He had been expelled from the union a year earlier after opposing minor insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
James Kunih
United Mine Workers
Brookside
Belmont County
Mia
Kunik
Betty
Betsy
Henrietta
Kunth
Florence
Martins Ferry
Union
Ohio
Kasper to Try for Violin Title in Lakewood Contest
Emil Kasper of Elyria High will face Cleveland Heights High in the Lakewood violin championship final after Elyria swept the triangular contest in violin and earned the right to advance. Pearl Tuthill to accompany Kasper. Elyria eliminated in debate, piano and chorus portions after last Friday’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Lakewood
Emil Kasper
Elyria High School
Cleveland Heights High School
Elytia High School
Lorain
T Hat School
Rocky River
Shar
Pearl Tuthill
Kasper
Co. P. Shively
Principa Elyria
Death Record McClellan B Holcomb La Grange 1929
McClellan B Holcomb died at the home of Mr and Mrs Otho Feagler in La Grange on March 19 1929 aged 65 years 11 months and 11 days. Funeral services are set at the M E church Thursday at p mm.
Toll man dies after week long illness at home
John Toll aged 47 died at his Stony Ridge Road home after a week long illness. Survived by mother, brother Jacob and sisters Mrs. Joseph Conrad and Mrs. Peter A. Stauder. Funeral services set for Friday at 9 30 am at St Marys Church Avon with interment in Avon Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toll
Stony Ridge Road
Jacob
Joseph Conrad
Peter A. Stauder
St. Mary's Church
Avon
Avon Cemetery
Prosecutor Don Worters Involved In Lake Avenue Crash
Prosecutor Don Worters was driving on Lake Avenue near Stop Six when John Lewaiski’s car skidded and crashed into Worters vehicle, pushing it off the road into a field. Both cars suffered heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Worters
Lake Avenue
John Lewaiski
Mrers
2 Field
Capone Faces Grand Jury in Second Federal Probe
Daniel Anderson's office disclosed he spent the night in Chicago Heights as Capone withdraws his bootlegging network from Cicero. Anderson plans to defer until the grand jury, while the district attorney allows a cooling-off period before jurors meet Capone after a prior, unsuccessful Prohibition indictment years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Anderson
Chicago Heights
Capone
Cicero
Anderson
Cleveland Café Shooting Injures Eight Men
In Cleveland on March 24 an attempted robbery at the James Nereul Coffee shop led to stray bullets injuring eight men. Police say the assailant, aided by an interested spectator, ordered the men to raise their hands before opening fire as he fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Nereul
Oberlin Publishes Population Lectures Series
Tomorrow marks the start of the Caussy Lecture fund series at Oberlin College with four sociologists presenting under Population a World Problem. E M East of Harvard opens at 4 10 p m on The Population Pressure and Its Meaning with subsequent talks by L H Dublin H P Fairchild W R Thompson on immigration population control and danger spots. Admission is free in the King Bosworth Room Men s building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causly
Oberlin
Causey
Oberlin College
United States
E. M. East
Harvard University
Sxiven
King- Bosworth
James H. Causer
Denver
Colo
Noted Geologist Barnum Brown to Speak Monday
Barnum Brown noted geologist and naturalist will lecture next Monday evening March 25 in Oberlin. He is curator and in charge of the fossil reptiles hall at the American Natural History Museum New York, with many collections and papers in National Geographic and Scientific American. His subject Hunting Big Game in Ancient Dars will use slides and motion pictures in the Men’s building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum Brown
Oberlin
Brown
American Natural History Museum
New York
National Geographic Magazine
Scientific American
Woodland Avenue Sewing Bee Set At Mrs Chapin Home
The Woodland Avenue Sewing Bee will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs W H Chapin 291 Woodland Avenue. Mr and Mrs E J Yeamans of 160 Morgan Street are in Akron to attend the funeral of Mrs Emma Roux. Dean Frances G Nash of the Conservatory of Music is confined to her home with illness and unable to read chapel exercises yesterday. Professor R A Jelliffe took charge instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Avenue
Sewing Bee
W. H. Chapin
E. J. Yeamans
Morgan Street
Akron
Emma Roux
Frances G. Nash
Conservatory of Music
R. A. Jelliffe
Amherst Entertain Guests
Amherst March 20 Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ruth Brownheim were Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stastar, Mr. and Mrs. O B Bower and son Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Underhill, Mrs. Birdie Duchoslav and son George, Mrs. George Ba sore, Lewis Klier and Elmer Krueck of Lorain, Mrs. Alvin Kolpe and children Nadine and Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Wm. Ruth, Brownheim
Chas. Stastar
O. B. Bower
Bruce
Robert Underhill
Birdie Duchoslav
George
George Basore
Lewis Klier
Elmer Krueck
Lorain
Alvin Kolpe
Nadine
Robert
State Highway Police bill renewed in Columbus hearing
Advocates for a state constabulary pressed the house highways committee to back the Ackerman Highway Police bill. Support came from the Anti Saloon League the Ohio Grange the Ohio Bankers Association and the Ohio Federated Farm Women's Clubs. After prior shelving sharp opposition persisted and the hearing was continued to tonight for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House Highways Committee
Ackerman
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio Grange
Ohio Bankers Association
Ohio Federated Farm Women’s Clubs
Senate panel backs bill to raise county official pay
Columbus March 20 The senate judiciary committee recommended passage of the Ackerman bill to raise pay for county officials on a population based sliding scale. Maximums would reach 12000 for prosecutor 10000 for commissioners 9000 for auditor sheriff treasurer and surveyor and 8500 for clerks and recorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ackerman
Oil Tank Blast Kills Two at Sun Oil Plant
Marcus Hook Del March 20 Two men died and about a score were burned or injured when an oil tank exploded at the Sun Oil Company plant. James McAbee 24 was killed instantly on the catwalk while Joseph Bennett of Linwood Pa died later from burns. Plant damage ran to hundreds of thousands of dollars but was insured Sun Oil officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Hook
Del
Sun Oil Company
James McAbee
Joseph Bennett
Linwood
Three Killed in Crash of Fast Passenger Trains
In Drocourt Ont that is 41 miles north of Parry Sound three are known dead after a head on collision between two Canadian National Nationals passenger trains. One car caught fire and grave fears were held for its occupants as emergency trains with doctors and nurses rushed to the scene from Toronto Sudbury and Parry Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry Sound
Canadian National Railways
Drocourt
Here
Vancouver
Toronto
Sudbury
Funeral attendance for Heart Best in Freeport
Mr and Mrs Oliver Best of Oak Point and Mr and Mrs Henry Lecriner with daughter Helen of Amherst attended the funeral of Heart Best in Freeport on Tuesday. The deceased was a brother of Oliver Best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Mirs
Oliver Best
Oak Point
Henry Lecriner
Helen
Amherst
Heart Best
Freeport
St Ann's Society Meeting At St Jespens Caured
St Ann's Society of St Jespens Caured will meet tomorrow afternoon at the school hall. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Ann’s Society
St. Ann's Society of
St. Jespens Caured
Baby Boy Born to Mrs Adams in Elyria Hospital
Mrs Mark Adams welcomed a baby boy at Elyria hospital, with the family noting the birth Tuesday. The newborn joins the Adams household as relatives celebrate the new arrival in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Adams
Elyria
Tuesdar
Missionary Society of St. Peter's to Meet at Mrs Deuschle’s
The Missionary society of St. Peter's Evangelical church will be entertained at the home of Mrs. John Deuschle on Franklin avenue with Mrs. Walter Jaeger assisting, Thursday afternoon.
Special Lent Services at St Josephs Church
Rev. Fr. James Elsenen will lead special Lenten services at St Josephs Catholic Church this evening at 7 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elsenen
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Wo Man's Christian Temperance Union Meets On Lincoln Street
The regular Wo Man's Christian Temperance Union meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at Mrs Geo Hough's home on Lincoln Street. A program commemorating Neal Don Maine who started the temperance push for local option is in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Geo. Hough
Lincoln Street
Neal Don
Maine
Friendship Club entertains guests with 500-point games
The Friendship club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Alex Burnett of Tenn er street. Three tables of five hundred were in play. Mrs. Emery Senderceld won first honors, Mrs. Que Ruering second, and Mrs. Elmer Battenhouse was consoled. Mrs. Haber of Vermilion and Mrs. Thomas Bruce Jr. were guests of the club. In two weeks Miss Martha Bartlome will host at her Brownhelm home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
Alex Burnett
Tenner Street
Emery Senderceld
Que Ruehring
Elmer Battenhouse
Haber
Thomas Bruce, Jr
Cad
Martha Bartlome
Brownhelm
St Pauls Lutheran Men's Club Meets in Parlors
The Men's club of St Paul's Lutheran church met in the church parlors last evening. After a brief business session a social hour followed and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Local Social Notes From Amherst and Elyria
C Gannon of Cleveland served as Amherst caller Tuesday. Miss Rose Full returned home after several days with Mr and Mrs Harvey Andrews. Mrs Charles Cheesman spent Tuesday in Elyria. Mrs William Ruth attended a surprise party for her aunt Mrs Frank Carek Lorain. Mrs Katherine Kolbe and her son Carl visited Mr and Mrs George Knittie in Elyria Monday. Eastern Star chapter to meet in Masonic Hall Ehrman district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Ehrman Bicez
Auto Crash Injures Park Avenue Man
L. F. Beach of Park Avenue was in an auto accident Monday when Wille, across Penfeld Junction, failed to clear a street car crossing. The sedan was struck. Beach suffered several bruises and a possible concussion, with recovery described as comfortable at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Beach
Park Avenue
Wille
Penfeld Junction
Reach
Mrs Wrage Hosts Social at Amherst Dinner
Mrs. Sarah Wrage of Gaston road South Amherst hosted a twelve o'clock dinner Tuesday. The guest list included Mrs. Henri Schiefeerstein Amherst Mrs. Wim Emert Mrs. Annie Allsop and the hostess. The afternoon was spent in a social manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wrage
Gaston Road
South Amherst
Henri Schiefeerstein
Amherst
Wim. Emert
Annie Allsop
Hoetese
Hosts At Dinner On North Main Street
Mr and Mrs Frederick Hezx of North Main street hosted a six o'clock dinner last evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wm Coburn their son Burton and daughter Bessie Mrs Mary Makorn Marion Krntel and the horts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick He2zx
North Main Street
Wm. Coburn
Burton
Bessie
Mary Mahkorn
Marion Krntel
the Horts
Amherst Ladies To Meet At Prospect Street Home
The Ladies Aid society of South Amherst Methodist church will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. F. Mailles and Mrs. Henry Nickel at Mrs. Mailles home on Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the
South Amherst Methodist Church
A. F. Mailles
Henry Nickel
Prospect Street
Red Acres Farm staged by Delaware M E youths
The young folks of the Delaware M E church presented a three act play titled Red Acres Farm at the town hall last evening. The performance was under the auspices of two youth classes and drew a well attended audience. The Tarain Delaware Methodist church orchestra provided music between scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Three Lorain officers halt liquor truck near East Thirty First
Bettie Herwood and relatives ride with a cargo of liquor from Cleveland, as Louis Cicco and two others fire at the car. Miss Heywood is wounded in the neck by a bullet. Cicco, Klack, and Knitter are charged, with Cicco later convicted of assault and battery and fined. Knitter reinstated on Lorain police force. suit filed for 59,000 in Cleveland. Trial likely in September term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Thirtyfirst Street
Lorain
Cleveland
Bettie Herwood
Richard
Charles Edwards
Elyria
Miss Heywood
Gulf Road
Thirty-first Street
Edwards
Louis Ciceco
Cicco
Klack
Kuitter
England
Wiss Herwood
A. R. Weaber
Knitter
Kindy
Miss Hevswood
Common Pleas Court
Woman fatally burned as clothing caught fire at Ramhil home
New Philadelphia March 29 Mrs Emmanuel Visiniiner of Midvale was fatally burned when her clothing ignited from a stove at her mother’s Ramhil residence. The accident occurred in the home kitchen, leaving authorities to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Emmanuel Visiniiner
Fpirtrave
Midvale
Ramhil
Freeport Officer Battin Dies After Operation
Lieut. C. Battin of Freeport, attached to the marine corps, died at Newport R I after an operation. Word of the death came as details reached Freeport where Battin recently underwent medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Nm. C. Battin
Marine Corps
Newport
R. 1
Battin
Born On April First Chronicle-Telegram Note
The Chronicle-Telegram reports an April First club growth with many members born on April 1. The latest member cited is Mrs Cotts who reportedly was born on the first day of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
KM Cotta UU
Cotts
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland O March 20
Butter tublets and extra firsts quoted with price ranges. Eggs list multiple grades with cents per dozen. Poultry prices shown for express stock heavy fowls leghorns broilers and others with per- dozen or per-pound figures. Potatoes sold by 150-lb sacks and 100-lb bags with regional and home grown varieties plus Florida new potatoes in barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
York
Maine
Green Mountain
Michigan
Idaho
Florida
Market Produce Prices From Columbus Listing
Columbus market list shows prices for cauliflowers cucumbers grapefruits lemons lettuces onions and potatoes. Notable items include California lemons box 4.50, iceberg lettuce crate 4.25, yellow onions 100 lb sack 4.00, and Bliss Triumphs potatoes 100 lb sack 4.00. Shalots priced at about 4.58 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
California
Bliss
Cleveland Livestock Market Summary Tightens and Ranges Noted
HOGS 2200 heldovers. 359 lb tops firmer, others steady to 25c lower. 250-350 lb $11.85 to $12.00, 290-250 lb $11.90 to $12.10, 160-200 lb $11.85-$12.00, 60-130 lb $10.65-$12.00, sows $9.85-$10.05. CATTLE calves 100, cattle weak, steers up 25c, yearlings steady. beef steers $12.65, beef cows $9.50-$9.50, low cutters $6.00-$7.25, vealers $15.50-$19.90. SHEEP receipts strong, lambs weak. bulk prime lambs $17.25-$17.50, culled lambs $14.50-$15.50, fat ewes $9.90-$18.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago commodity prices and receipts report
Chicago cash quotations show receipts for butter eggs poultry and produce with prices per unit. Butter creamery butter firsts and seconds quoted with small changes. eggs steady with extra firsts and firsts. poultry alive with fowls springs broilers turkeys ducks geese and roosters priced. potatoes market weak with several state shipments listed. wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed prices provided along with rib and belly prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Springs
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Toledo Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs listed at 25c lower with ranges for different classes from 10.00 to 13.75. Calves light and market slow. Sheep and lambs in light trade with a steady market. Readings posted for Toledo, Ohio area on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Wheat and corn prices and clues from Toledo market note
Toledo market update shows No 2 wheat $1.12 to $1.43, No 2 corn 99 cents to $1.10, No 2 white oats 52 to 55 cents. Clover seed cash import old price $12.95 to $13.25 in February. other prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Minneapolis grain prices and futures details
Unchanged shipments listed for Minneapolis flour, bran and wheat. Prices show No 1 northern wheat at 1.51 to 2-4, durum at 1.02 to 1-4, May 1.22 and July 1.24, Sept 1.26, corn No 3 at 89 to 30 cents, oats No 5 white at 0.455 to 0.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Gas tax battle and bills move in state house continues
Political maneuvering over the gasoline tax increase dominates the house agenda as supporters insist on votes while denying trading and filibuster claims. The chamber advances the Roche‑Morgan offices bill, Emmons‑Hanna higher education bills, and a cigaret tax measure, with mixed prospects in the senate and continued partisan debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Sullivan
Senate
State Medical Board
Roche-Morgan
Cooper
Emmons-Hanna Hi
Bowling Green
Kent State Normal Schools
C. M. Emory
Pike County
C. C. Runser
Hardin County
Donahey
Ingalls
Donaheyr
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Cincinnati
Common Pleas
McClellan B. Holcombe
W. B. Tucker
Hospital News
Toledo Grain
Belans Indigeston
Bellans
Kaalmann
Caniah
Dizscomfort
Alauri
Baatmann
C. W. Phillips
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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