Hoover Says Bipartisan Senate Cooperation Aids Recovery
Washington May 10 The president claims bipartisan cooperation among Senate leaders is restoring confidence and easing fear about the economy. He cites progress on tax and revenue bills, urging swift action and the creation of a new Senate subcommittee on economy. He sees potential savings of up to 200 million dollars from the original proposal.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
Congress
Arizona Goes To Roosevelt in Democratic Nomination
Arizona delegates at the Democratic National convention were instructed to vote for Franklin D. Roosevelt "until such time as the delegation believed a change would be to the best interest of the party." Each delegate holds half a vote, part of a six-vote promise by the state. In Buckeye, five cereal company workers survived a truck overturn near Mansfield after traveling from Tiffin.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bucyrus, O
Tiffin
Mansfield
R. Stevens
J. Panpos
C. Gravell
A. Schneider
Jack McCoy
Columbus
Bright Spots In Business World
A roundup from multiple cities notes April factory and business trends. Dun and Co reports 2816 failures in April, down from March. Mahoning Valley Steel fills backlogged sheet orders as Niles plant restarts. New York building trades employment up 9 percent per Frances Perkins. Tin Plate Mills run above 50 percent capacity with rising domestic and foreign demand. Hosiery output in March reaches 4,521,847 dozen pairs, up from February.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Frances Perkins
Pittsburgh
Washington
Department of Commerce
Senator Trammell Sleep Habits Challenge Washington Cost Claims
Florida Democrat Senator Park Trammell says living costs in Washington are not forcing payroll abuses, sleeping in the Senate Office Building to save rent and sending a $75 monthly housing allowance to Florida relatives. He notes occasional hotel stays, and that his clerks include his brother and sister-in-law. The piece also mentions calls to publish congress payrolls and Patman’s critique of delayed transparency.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
UBP
Florida
Trammell
House
Patman
Dem
Texas
Rep
Cochran
Denny Missouri
Senate
A. M. C. A. Members Elect Eight Directors Today
Members of the Eigha MC A are voting today to elect eight directors for three year terms. Sixteen other directors will continue for one or two years. Twelve men are nominated, including all eight directors up for terms. A heavy early vote was reported as many members expected to vote before polls close.
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Eigha ¥. MC. A
Ohio
Association
Salvation Army work explained to Young Men's Club
Captain F W Wilkinson of the Salvation Army in Cleveland spoke to the Young Men's Club about Salvation Army efforts. Howard R Butler outlined primary election ballots and club plans, noting May 24 as the rescheduled meeting and golf tournament date. Arthur Richards and Russell Francis were appointed to lead the club's participation in the national employment relief drive.
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Salvation Army
Young Men's Club
F. W. Wilkinson
Cleveland
Yo M. C. A
Howard R. Butler
Arthur Richards
Russell Francis
Texas Guinan Arrives In France
PARIS May 19 Texas Guinan once barred from France with her troupe arrived for a visit. She expressed disappointment at the reception with only two reporters present. She promised to buy new clothes and leave in ten days, and joked about marriage as merely carrying love too far.
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Paris
Texas
Guinan
France
Youth Trapped and Shot by Officer in Grocery Store
Patrolman Earl Longley reported a 19 year old youth, Robert Wallo Way, trapped inside a grocery store after thieves breached the glass front. He fired four times as the boy fled, striking him once in the right side and wounding his lung.
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Cleveland
UPI
Earl Longley
Robert Walloway
Longley
Missing Broadway dancer feared kidnapped in Joliet
A 24 year old Broadway dancer Miss Lane, described as a platinum blonde, vanished from her Joliet apartment after saying she would ride a horse at Pincher Park. Authorities fear kidnapping or murder as she had been missing for over 48 hours since Sunday morning.
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Joliet
Leychester Lane
Plan To Resume Stock Market Probe Hearings
Chairman Norbeck announced plans to resume Senate stock market investigation hearings next week. He said testimony would cover information developed by committee investigators in New York and other cities.
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Washington
Senate
Norbeck
Banking and Currency Committee
New York
Local News In a Few Lines FACES CHECK CHARGE
Deputy sheriffs returned Chas Sternberger from Tiffin to answer a fraudulent check charge in Justice Petro s court. He is charged with a 43.75 dollar check to City Produce Co lacking funds. Henry Kelley Elyria was arrested on non support in Justice Ferronere s court. Paul Bates was fined 4 dollars and costs for intoxication before Mayor Van Oster. An abandoned car found in Ridgeville, believed stolen in Cleveland, was recovered by deputies. it was out of gas and police in Cleveland were alerted.
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Chas. Sternberger
Tiffin
Court of Justice
Joseph Petro
City
Henry Kelley
Elyria
Joseph Ferronere
Paul Bates
W. H. van Oster
Ridgeville
Cleveland
Death record for Mrs Mars Purnowski funeral today
Funeral services for Mrs Mars Purnowski, connected with a train incident in Grafton, will be held Thursday at Brotner's Funeral Home in this city and at 9 a.m. at the Assumption Church in Grafton, with Reverend Orlemaski officiating. Burial will be in St. Marys Cemetery in Grafton.
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Pernowskt
Mars Purnowski
Grafton
Brotner
Assumption Church
Orlemaski
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Courthouse notices and civil actions in Lorain and surrounding areas
Martha Jarmish sues Edward Jarmish for alimony after a 1898 marriage. Margaret Boone files for divorce from Everett Boone due to neglect and cruelty. married in 1324 with one child. Catherine Smith seeks divorce from Walter for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. married in 1927. Mary Lukanich sues Michael for divorce amid gross neglect and cruelty. married in 1933 with two children. Harry Brickner arrested in Lorain on a non support indictment. Tomato and pepper plants stolen from Charles Jerrell’s North Ridge farm. two suspects fled after tracks. In Salineville an automobile caravan of 150 strike sympathizers was turned back en route to the Columbia coal mine by Sheriff Barlow and deputies. The caravan originated from Belmont, Jefferson and Harrison counties. In Hamilton a city electrician, W A Crabb, 39, was revived after an electric shock of 4000 volts by fellow workers.
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Margaret Boone
Lorain
Everett Boone
Elyria
Catherine Smith
Walter
Mary Lukanich
Michael
Charles Jerrell
North Ridge Road
Amherst
William Caley
George Greagger
Salineville
Columbia
W. J. Barlow
Columbiana County
Belmont
Jefferson
Harrison
Hamilton
W. A. Crabb
City Electrician
Life Of Eagles Described For 115 At Oberlin
About 115 people attended the Oberlin Exchange club Guest Night at Oberlin Inn, where Dr. Francis H. Herrick of Western Reserve University spoke on the life and habits of eagles near Vermilion. His talk included three reels of moving pictures and a warm greeting from President Sherman to H. E. Arnold after a long illness. Dr. J. A. Richards attends state Congregational conferences in Mansfield and Traverse City and will lead a seminar in Michigan. The First Church sections plan meetings at listed homes on Thursday and Wednesday for Section 5 with Mrs. Mallory.
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Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Francis H. Herrick
Western Reserve University
Vermilion
Herrick
Sherman
H. E. Arnold
J. A. Richards
Mansfield
Congregational Churches
Nellie Smith
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C. D. Herrick
E. Lorain Street
H. J. Behr
Elm Street
Mary Elmore
Morfan Street
A. C. Lindgust
Forest Street
A. E. Heacox
W. College Street
Mallory
North Professor Street
Akron Airship Battles Storms to Reach Earth
The dirigible Akron, with Commander Rosendahl at the helm, battled a severe storm as hailstones pelted the craft. Signals indicated a planned earthward course, with landing near El Dorado and later San Antonio considered hazardous due to weather and radio interference. The airship crew of 80 faced dangerous conditions as the ship maneuvered toward safety.
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Earth
Rosendahl
San Antonio
Oldame
el Dorado
Herr
Comdr. C
Tornado Tears Through Bengal Prison Marked by Mass Escape
Bulletin from Calcutta reports 22 guards and prisoners killed when Bornado razed a prison at Mymensingh Bengal. About 200 prisoners escaped, with 100 injured and 35 seriously hurt. Auxiliary buildings destroyed and fears of buried wounded. Nearby villagers suffered storm damage in the same event.
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Calcutta
Bornado
Mymensingh
Bengal
Debrig
Washington Man Will Give Talks on International Law
Dr. James Brown Scott, secretary of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington DC, will lecture Wednesday May 11 at 11:00 AM in Peters Hall on The Unity of International Law and at 4:10 PM in Carnegie Library Faculty Roof on Equal Rights by Constitution or by Treaty. Other local notes include hospital stay for Dr Liedecker, neighborhood club date change to May 13, and various social visits across Oberlin.
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James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Washington, D. C
Peters Hall
Carnegie Library
British Flier Indicted in Florida Death Intrigue
British aviator Captain W N Lancaster faces a first degree murder indictment in the death of Haden Clarke in Florida. The case centers on a love triangle with Mrs Keith-Miller of Australia, Clarke’s fiancée, and Clarke’s death on the sleeping porch after a quarrel over a biography. Lancaster reportedly bought a revolver in St Louis before returning and admitting writing notes that imply self harm to shield others. The grand jury cleared Mrs Keith-Miller of blame. Franklin Grey, 17, drowned in the Ohio River, his body recovered after a canoe overturn.
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W. N. Lancaster
Keith Muller
Haden Clarke
Dade County
Young Clarke
Keith-Miller
Lancaster Hse
Lancaster
Clarke
St. Louis
Cleveland Livestock and Produce Market Report
Markets show steady to weaker quotes across hogs cattle calves and sheep with mixed grain and produce prices. Prices listed include hogs 110 to 280 pounds 3.76 to 3.00 per cwt, cows 2.00 to 5.75, calves 6.00 to 6.50, lambs around 5.50, butter 31b extras 31, eggs 12 to 13 cents per dozen, poultry varied, potatoes and grains mixed across Chicago and U.S. markets.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Louisiana Biss
Timothy
Emergency operation with butcher knife in quinsy death
In Cleveland on May 10 Dr L W Potts recounted a desperate emergency to save Walter W Precker, a quinsy victim. With a throat blocked, he used a butcher knife to insert a tube, delaying for 90 minutes as firemen supplied oxygen before the patient died. The report also notes the American Missionary Association and the German population in Poland.
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Cleveland
L. W. Potts
Walter W. Precker
Precker
Dr. Potts
Senate Appropriations Creates Bi Partisan Economy Committee
Washington May 16 The Senate Appropriations committee formed a bi partisan economy committee to study the economy program Chair man Jones named himself and Senators Bingham Republican Conn ickinson Republican Iowa Mc Kellar Democrat Tenn Brattos Democrat N M and Byrnes Democrat S C Ends life with gun Tidlightville O May 10 Colonel Hartline 25 unemployed for months shot himself at his home as wife and three children talked with neighbors
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Jones
Himelf
Bingham
Ickinson
Iowa
McKellar
Tenn
Brattos
N. M
Byrnes
S.C
Veteran Public Official Dies in Cleveland at 76
Lyman D. Bothwell, a 53 year veteran of public service and deputy county auditor, died of pneumonia in Cleveland. The longtime chief of the tax accounting division, he supervised 56 workers and became ill at work last Thursday while on duty.
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Cleveland
Lyman D. Bothwell
Bothwell
City safety chief removed as mayor cites defiance
WERT Ohio May 10 0 safety director Robert A Wilkinson was ousted by Mayor James F Gamble after Wilkinson refused to discharge a probationary patrolman M L Kennedy. The State Civil Services Commission overruled the dismissal order. Gamble also fired Safety Director B A Welch. Marysville May 16 UP fines of 100 dollars and costs were levied on 19 people pled guilty to violating state liquor laws after a probe by special prohibition officer B J Licciardi of Toledo who planned to file 190 additional affidavits. Urbana May 19 10R Frank A Zimmer 58 former Champaign County Prosecuting Attorney is dead in Urbana.
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Was Wert
Robert A. Wilkinson
James F. Gamble
Wilkinson
M. L. Kennedy
Thestity Civil Services Commission
Kennedy
State Commission
Gamble
B. A. Welch
Marysville
Cammon Pleas
Leroy Allen
B. J Licciardi
Toledo
Urbana
Frank A. Zimmer
Champaign County
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