Illinger mocks thousands of officers in Chicago
May 1 Chicago report says Moeclons of the thousands of federal, state, and local officers joined forces to pursue Joshua Olinger and his accomplice gang after they armed, insulted Bed yd policemen. Witnesses identify the trio as red hevehmnen Wtowas Dillinaar, Wayland, and another. a gray V-5 sedan with a bullet riddled instrument panel linked to the retreat. Despite a nationwide hunt, agents admit no definite lead emerged near Hilcothe while a similar car was used.
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Chicago
Federal
Ate
Loer
Hhr
Joshua Olinger
Ree
Bedyd
Wad
Rir
Harry Wad
Wayland
Hilcothe
Iaro
Department of Stice
Ohio Senate Taxation Plan Evolves With Sales Tax Feature
Ohio's Senate Taxation Committee outlines a revised revenue plan for the state mixing elements of past proposals. A one half of one percent sales tax would fund schools, with income tax provisions and other levies. The plan faces House approval, adjournment risks, and potential shifts in school funding allocations.
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Olumbus
Senate
Ohio
Tr’ Udes
White Monday
Oricia
The Weather Forecast The Weather Forecast
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. A warm spell with light winds and rising temperatures is expected across the region.
President shifts away from experimental money policy
United Press reports a shift toward orthodox monetary policy under President Roosevelt. Indicators include opposition to silver rehabilitation, a near seven billion dollar federal deficit, slower spending and borrowing, and no further boosts to gold prices. A $2 billion exchange stabilization fund is prepared to steer domestic prices without new experiments. Britain previously used a similar fund to stabilize exchange and commodity prices.
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United Press
George Warren
Warren
Washington
James Rooters
China
Treasury Department
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Three Escaped Convicts Surrounded near Columbus
A posse of up to 35 deputies and farmers trapped three escaped Ohio Penitentiary inmates in the hills east of Coshocton and Muskingum River. The pursuit centered on a covered bridge. gunfire erupted as the convicts abandoned a car and fled toward hills, with authorities reporting weapons recovered later.
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Columbus. O
Sherim’y Posse
Ohio Penitentiary
Capedeg
Shorf John Abbott
Coshecton
Everett Bailer
Nicki
Hells
Separes
Albert
Anothem Firma
Aicht Chate
Gauce
Sun
Simday
Ohie
Pennitentiacs
Unclear source article prompt not possible to headline
Readable facts indicate a union demand for recognition by 1 900 workers at multiple plants in Toronto and surrounding areas. No disorder reported though ten plants are closed. Further context missing due to fragmented OCR.
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Steubenville
Toronto
Straten
Empire
Labor groups press for jobs as AF of L seeks relief
Washington leaders of business and labor met on a day of labor demonstrations. The American Federation of Labor pressed for more jobs as a survey shows rising unemployment under the National Industrial Recovery Act. The U S Chamber of Commerce, at its annual meeting, reported employment gains in some sectors while warning of intensified tensions. President William Green warned that mass action could be used to secure aims, a stance that drew careful attention from readers.
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Washington
Max
American Federation of Labor
NIRA
U.S Chamber of Commerce
William Green
Caiing
Milo Snehads
Kidnapped Granddaughter Held For Payoff Near Tucson
Tucson May 1 United Press reports 6 year old June Robles granddaughter of a wealthy cattleman is to be released in 3 days for 15900 dollars. Authorities including FBI agents were withdrawn to permit negotiations. The girl is said to be held near Tucson with a secret rendezvous planned across the Sonora border.
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United Press
Tuscon
Ariz
Tucson
Mexico
Ranson
Sonora
Joseph Dunn
Los Angeles
Dunn
Robles
Juno
Fernando Robles
Jame
Bernabe Robles
Nofales
Dalten
Deepita
Cate
Nef
Nhlen
Jaidan
Ayibdrawal
Federat Areonte
Cata
Gasoline strike in Cleveland ends as unions accepts peace proposal
The Gasoline Station Operators Union voted 1,426 to 244 to accept the Petroleum Labor Board peace plan and end a week and a half strike. Major oil firms will consider the compromise today. arbitration may go to a petroleum labor committee. The settlement, engineered by W. M. Leiserson, returns strikers with no discrimination and requires immediate wage and condition negotiations.
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Cleveland
Petroleum Labor Board
W. M. Leiserson
Petroleum Board
Washington
Department of Labor
Petroleum Labor Committee
County Pension Blanks Not Yet Received
County commissioners announced they have not received old age pension application blanks and cannot process applications until the blanks arrive. They expect them by mid month and will notify the paper when received. Commissioner’s Clerk Frank Ellenberger said many people have come to the courthouse seeking blanks.
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Frank Ellenberger
Crippled Children to See Donkeys at Gates Hospital
John W Brandt of Troxel Manufacturing arranged donkeys that played at Riverview Park Sunday to be shown to crippled children at Gates Hospital this afternoon at 3 oclock. Howard Mandlebaum owner of the jacks and George Sykes and Fimo Todd will supervise.
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John W. Brandt
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Riverview Park
Gates Hospital
Howard Mandlebaum
George Sykes
Fimo Todd
Man Drops Dead In Field on Stoney Ridge Road
A heart attack killed 69 year old farm hand Adam Czoplinski on the Baner farm on Stoney Ridge road yesterday while plowing. He was found by a fellow worker shortly before noon and taken to Ford Thompson Mortuary in Lor am for funeral arrangements.
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Adam Czoplinski
Baner
Stoney Ridge Road
Ward
Czoplinski
Ford Thompson Mortuary
Loram
Lorain County Health Commissioner Resigns
Dr. H. R. O'Brien resigns as Lorain County Health Commissioner effective immediately. No successor named yet. He will continue leading the Tuberculosis Survey and remain in charge until completion. O'Brien served nearly three years since joining from Johns Hopkins in June 1931. He thanked staff for sustaining health programs amid a 35 percent budget cut.
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H. R. O'Brien
Lorain County
Johns Hopkins University
O'Brien
Health Department
Verdict for Bond Stores Inc. Returns $15,000
A common pleas jury awarded the plaintiff $15,000 in the second trial of the suit against Bond Stores Inc. The first trial had awarded $30,000 to Mrs. Addie M. Miller for the death of her husband Royale Muller after a motorcycle collision with a car driven by a company official on the Elyria Milan road about two years ago. The Bond Stores was granted a new trial in the first case.
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Common Pleas
Bond Stores Inc
Addie M. Miller
Norwalk
Royale Muller
Elyria-Milan
Elyria Woman recalls seeing Abraham Lincoln
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Stewart aged 91 last August 1 is entered in Elyria’s oldest mother contest. She lives at 967 Foster Ave and recalls pioneer life from Bima New York to Michigan wilderness in a covered wagon. She remembers the steam locomotive and meeting Lincoln, and remains active in the neighborhood with daughter Mrs Archambeau.
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Elyria
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Hlizabeth Stewart
Foster Avenue
Loc
Bima
Los
Elma
Miehyar
Flaura Peat
Rogne
C. J. Archambeau
Stewart
North Dakota
Indiana
Tennessee
Texas
Iowa
Oklahoma
Andrew
Episcopal Church
Steensart
Benz
TS Pescons
Far City
Wiehizan
Bas Tis
Bung
Stewartsa
St Andrea's Church
Ara Halen
Tao
W. JT Stockton
Fr. Capa
New Western Bus Lines barred in Ohio amid suspension
May 1 in Cleveland and Columbus report Nevin Western Bus Lines pressed by Ohio Public Utilities Commission. Suspension remains until May 18 after prior order cited unsafe equipment and failure to report, with one Elyria crash earlier killing six passengers and prompting fines and tax payment concerns. Continuous operation denied. hearings scheduled to review license status.
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Cleveland
Nevin Western Bus Lines, Inc
Ohio
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Nesxin Western Bus Lines, Inc
Publc Utilities Commission
Fose Bus
Elvria
Commisson
Ate
Omer
Remem
Elyria
Eirria
Mansiauzher Charses
No Health Day This Year Debate Over Program Cut
A garbled OCR note discusses Health Day absence and a school district stance on preventive health programs. It references funding gaps from Moyers Venety and notes districts facing shortages while schools weigh options. The piece hints at the impact on students and community health initiatives.
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Ratte
May Day unrest across nations tests troops and police
United Press reports May Day celebrations worldwide accompanied by clashes and heavy security. Germany saw a disastrous fire at Singer Hall Augsburg as Communists faced repression. Austria faced gunfire on Italian motorcyclists. U S National Guards patrolled on the Kansas Missouri line amid miner tensions. Across Europe and the Americas protests and parades occurred while authorities imposed censorship and deployments to curb violence.
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America
United States
Nazi Germany
Augsburg
Austria
Vienna
Kansas- Missouri
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Chicago
Boston
Argentina
Chile
Pats
France
Spain
Cuba
Russia
Moscow
Red Square
Japan
Mexico
Cota Rica
Panama
Central
South American
April Was Busy Month At The Hospital
Elyria Memorial hospital reported the busiest month since 1930 with 79 patients per day, totaling 2357 patient days for 30 days. March 1931 had 2307 patient days, 59 fewer than April. Maternity department saw 35 births, 22 boys and 13 girls. Frank Hoover, the superintendent, noted a bus wreck boosted patient days but did not drive the total.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Frank Hoover
Hoover
Car Sales Show Big Increase in Lorain County
New car sales in Lorain County nearly quadrupled last month compared with April 1933, per the Clerk of Courts automobile bill of sale records. Total deliveries were 222 new passenger cars and 28 new trucks, versus zero cars and 9 trucks a year earlier. The March figures stood at 138 cars and 15 trucks. Dealers attribute part of the rise to motor companies meeting prior orders, while production delays have slowed some deliveries.
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Lorain Couswy
Automobile Bill of Sale
Clerk of Courts Office
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Unman
Nate
Harriman
Peggy Hopkins
Joseph W. Harriman
Constance Talmadge
Joyce
Miss Talmadger
Townsend Netcher
ALF
Bycyrus
Samuel Ho Squires
Elsma
Gerard Matter
Masayie Blue Lodge
Wall
Ryerry Lodge
Labor Board
Chronicle-Telegram
Bimea
Rose Lafarty
New York City
Lafarty
NEW Western Bus Line
Germany
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