Tariff Bill’s Fate Hangs in Balance
Washington May 17 Hopes for the tariff bill rest on Republican leaders forcing a four vote change before the Senate votes Monday on the Smoot resolution to relax the Debenture plan for farm relief and the flexible repealer clause. Without this, the measure may die in conference as House and Senate differ on two key features near the end of a 16 month journey. Democrats say Republicans will shed no tears if the Smoot vote defeats the bill and it remains deadlocked. Republicans claim they aim to ease the strain and push the bill through before the summer recess. Independent late Republicans who hold power say nothing.
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Washington
Senate
House
Latepublicans
Ridgeville Grange Has Busy Meeting
Ridgeville Grange held a well attended meeting on Tuesday detailing a potato proposition led by D Harding F Sweet and Van Wormer. May is the event time with dances boosting the treasury and plans for the next Pomona meeting in June and initiation work later in the month.
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Ridgeville Grange
M. Coe
Thompson
Huntington
Grange
D. Harding
F. Sweet
van Wormer
S. Brandt
C. T. Winckles
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Pomona
Sre
George Fortune
F. Mason
Stevens
Gene
Glenn
North Olmsted
Museum Planned at Schoenbrunn Park Ohio
May 17 construction of a modern fireproof museum at Schoenbrunn State Memorial Park in New Philadelphia Ohio is to begin this summer with an appropriation already approved. The site, among Ohio’s earliest towns, will be expandable later. The Zoar Historical Society seeks state funds for a “King’s Palace” at Zoar with a projected 10,000 dollars. A Zoar Soviets meeting on June 11 will discuss further plans for state aid.
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New
Philadelphia
Schoenbrunn State Memorial Park
Ohio
State Archaeological and Historical Society
Zoar Historical Society
Zvar
Gleaners Meet Sunday At Mrs Adama's Home
Mrs Nettie Adama of 406 Columbus Street will host the Gleaners Club Sunday afternoon at her home. Many out of town guests are expected.
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Nettie Adama
Columbus Street
Gleaners Club
Medical ad claims swift treatment for various ailments
Dr. F. M. Sponseller offers rapid treatment for piles fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with no lost work time. Located in Elyria Ohio at Elyria Savings & Trust Blog. Phone 8214 hours 1:80 4:00 and Tuesday evening 6:00 8:00.
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F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria
Ohio
Fined 823 and costs for assault and battery
John Bounds of North Street was fined twenty five dollars and costs after a guilty verdict for assault and battery. He chased Clarence Smith with a brick and threw it, sending Smith over a fifty foot embankment and into Elyria Memorial Hospital briefly. Smith testified this morning as the case proceeded. Work completed. Elyria’s Clean-Up Week ended with trucks hauling rubbish to the dump and residents cooperating, says Safety Service Director John N. Hidt.
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John Bounds
North Street
Bounds
Clarence Smith
Smith
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Safety Service
John N. Hidt
Doctor Loses Medical Case In Garford Avenue Theft
Police investigated a theft from Dr. G Moyer s car on Garford avenue last night between midnight and 8 am. A medical case and a dressing case were stolen containing morphine. Officers sought a possible drug addict as a suspect based on the report.
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G. Moyer
Garford Avenue
Vargo Fined for Reckless Driving in Police Court
Joe Vargo of 3100 Spruce Street was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor James A. Hewitt after pleading guilty to reckless driving. Officer Hamlin arrested him directing traffic near an auto accident at Ta and Middle avenues. Hamlin flagged the vehicle as it sped away a considerable distance.
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Joe Vargo
Spruce Street
James A. Hewitt
Vargo
Hamlin
At &Ta
Middle Avenue
Police hold man on suspicion after alley encounter
Police detained Tom Ellis after an officer found him leaving a dark alley last night. Ellis could not satisfactorily explain his presence in the alley, and was held on suspicion pending further inquiry.
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Tom Ellis U¢Dar
Ellis
Mrs. Rockwell Seeks Proof of Marriage Claim
Mrs. Eunice Rockwell, once of At Vernon, says she is the widow of Dr. Alfred P. Scully. She left Cleveland by train toward the South to obtain marriage certificates as proof. If proven, she would claim a widow’s share of his estate. detectives have found no trace of a rival.
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Scully
Cleveland
Eunice Rockwell
At. Vernon
Alfred P. Scully
Paul
Hugh Duffy
Werdell House
Rockwell
Dr. Scully
Cincinnati
Arrests in Newark raid cascade to Columbus jail
Federal prohibition officers swept Newark and Columbus areas in a massive raid. Four Newark police and city official Clyde Hupp among those arrested. 16 released on recognizance to appear Monday. Raids targeted Druids and Fagles clubs with beer found. others charged with impersonation and conspiracy.
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Columbus
Newark
Olso
Licking County
Charles l. Hurlbut
Druids
Fagles
Clyde Hupp
Earl Hockley
Carl Coblens
Leroy Albin
Gus Gallagher
Art Graham
W. F. Mitchell
Lawrence Dixton
Prohibition
Lena Harris
Marvy Smith
Sarah Brown
Fixon
Franklin
Prisoners Must Pay For Correspondence Courses At Waupun
Chester Allen director of the extension division field organization announced in reply to criticisms of his department. Wisconsin prisoners must pay for correspondence courses through the University extension division due to state statutes requirements. Scientific investigation shows that table salt does not increase blood pressure. The first patent issued to a native born American woman was issued in 1859.
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Wis
Waupun
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Chester Allen
Trading light on changes on New York Stock Exchange
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange was light for a Saturday, with many leads showing fractional decreases. American Tobacco and Armour issues gained, U S Steel dipped then steadied near 173, while utilities oils and rails edged lower and overall volume was among the lightest in months.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Armour
J. S. Case
United States
Maryland
Worthington Pump
U. S
Warner Brothers Pictures
Death Record Eva Bungart 80 Wife of Lawrence Bungart
Eva Bungart 80 wife of Lawrence Bungart senior Floral Acres company member died yesterday at 4 30 p m at her home Stop 14 Grafton road La Porte she attended La Porte Methodist church and Ladies Aid society Surviving husband and son Paul Bungart and one grandson Funeral services Monday May 19 at 2 00 p m from the home with Rey Bosler La Porte M E church pastor burial in La Porte cemetery
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Eva Bungart
Lawrence Bungart
Floral Acres Company
Grafton Road
la Port
Methodist Church and Ladies’ Aid Society
la Porte
la Porte Cemetery
Buda Pest Manufacturing Output Climbs to 1928 Peak
Manufactured products of Buda pest reached S577,600,000 in 1928, three times the level of 1934. The data reflect rapid growth during the late 1920s and a sustained high output into the mid-1930s. The figures underscore the city’s industrial expansion and economic conditions tied to the period.
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Budapest
Four alleged racketeers arrested in Cleveland extortion plot
Four men, said to be Detroit racketeers, were arrested in Cleveland on charges of plotting to extort about 15 000 from two grocers under threat of death. Three confessed after six hours of questioning. the fourth, the alleged brains, remained silent. The group allegedly canvassed the district, targeted Fred Grossman and Herman Garson, and planned to collect 10 000 and 5 000 respectively. Police halted the scheme when the men were observed boarding a street car with suitcases. A clear case was reported to police.
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Cleveland, O
Pelve
Detroit
Cleveland
Ivy
Robert Machavee
Frank Korynta
Ite
Commission House
Fred Grossman
Merchants’ Grocery Company
Herman Garson
Economy Cash & Carry Grocery Co
Garson
Gerson
Theodore Gerson
Grossman
Leo
Wall
Oberlin to Host Summer Music School This June
A six week summer music program will run from June 18 in Oberlin under the board of education and conservatory music department. Eligible pupils from junior and senior high or upper grades may enroll with musical ability. Courses include violin for beginners and advanced, beginners band, orchestra, glee clubs, appreciation, and creative music with Miss Hild Maedsick as principal and advanced department students teaching. Directors include Prof. K W Gehrkens Lon Morrison and Arthur Williams with approval from Marian Williams and Rawdon.
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Oberlin. U
Oberlin
Board of Education
Conservatory
Hild Maedsick
K. W. Gehrkens
Lon Morrison
Arthur Williams
Kilmer Elected Class President With Ballot Revote Planned
Robert Kilmer was chosen president of the class of 1935 at the recent election. An error in candidate names on the vice presidency ballots prompts a re vote on Genevieve Delfs and Jean Mould to be held Tuesday noon. Other officers chosen include Antoinette Claypoole secretary Hugh Ransom treasurer Natalia Stone women's social chairman Cyrus Giddings men's special chairman Richard Irwin and Donald Church men's representatives to the Men's Senate.
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Robert Kilmer
Student Council
Genevieve Delfs
Jean Mould
Electron Rm
Antoinette Claypoole
Hugh Ransom
Natalia Stone
Cyrus Giddings
Richard Irwin
Donald Church
Death of Donald Sage in Pasadena California
Word reached of Donald Sage's death last week at his Pasadena home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Sage of Los Angeles and a Oberlin native born SG years ago. He attended local public schools and served overseas in World War I. His family moved to California after the armistice and have lived there since. He leaves his wife two sons two sisters one brother and his parents. He was a nephew of Warren Sage of this place, twin brother of the deceased's father.
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Donald Sage
Pasadena
Calif
Wendell Sage
Los Angeles
Oberlin
California
Warren Sage
Senior Honors Meeting at Dean Benworth’s Garden
The final Y W C C A meeting of the year will convene tomorrow in Dean Benworth’s garden to honor the seniors with Dr Richards as speaker and music planned. Mary Lou Austin, class of 1920, leads the nurture meeting which begins at 6 49.
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Dean Benworth
Dr. Richards
Mary Lou Austin
Pleasant Street School Hosts J. P. A Meeting and Oberlin Prize
The jJast Parent-Teachers Association held its annual meeting at Pleasant Street School this week electing officers: President Mrs. A Papworth Vice president Mrs Dewey Fackler Secretary Mrs Sc M Young and Treasurer Mrs T G Murphy A program followed with an operetta by Miss Woods room music by the school orchestra and stunts by teachers and parents Refreshments were served The Gilchrist Potter Prize fund of 2300 was awarded to Miss Mary Andrews 17 The fund supports Oberlin women graduates in graduate work A geology course for the summer session will be run by Professor G D Hubbard and Fred Foreman in southern Vermont The seven week course includes a trip to Niagara Falls and thirteen registrants including students from Muskingum College Northwestern University and Berea College Mr and Mrs D H Lightner of Aberdeen S C are visiting their son Dean a student here The League of Women Voters will meet Monday May 19 at 38 oclock at Mrs L E Burgner home with Professor E A Miller speaking on Current Educational Problems and Miss Bertha Safford providing the Monthly Review of the Woman Voter
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jJast
Parent-Teachers Association
Pleasant Street
A. Papworth
Dewey Fackler
Sc. M. Young
T. G. Murphy
Mary Andrews
Oberlin
G. D. Hubbard
Fred Foreman
Vermont
Green Mountains
Niagara Falls
Muskingum College
Northwestern University
Berea College
Hubbard
Europe
League of Women Voters
L. E. Burgner
E. A. Miller
Charles Baum
Sittaning
Jeannette Kasinger
American Legion
Legion Hill
Robert Nfolland
Franklin Jones
David Arnold
Burt Curtice
Milton Cayce
Wellington
Bay Village
Ramser
Style Shop
Brenner
Foundry
Penfield
Q. S.A. Williams
Two Men Escape From Police Ward In Cincy Hospital
Cincinnati Ohio May 17 Two prisoners escaped from the police ward of General Hospital here by picking steel netting and climbing down 18 feet Then they hijacked two attendants from a garage and drove away in two autos One fugitive Jack Stein 30 of Chicago and Cleveland was wounded last November during an oil company safe blowing incident The other Paul Beaumont 42 alias Paul Turner once called the mystery mat of Radio previously held prisoners as stated
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Cincinnati
General Hospital
Jack Stein
Chicago
Cleveland
Norwood
Paul Beaumont
Paul Turner
Youths Fined By Mayor For Disorderly Conduct
In Elyria Mayor James A. Hewitt presided in police court today over a case of two youths charged with disorderly conduct for trying to lure a young woman into their auto on Lodi street at 10 p m. Elmer Nichols of South Amherst and Fred Hawks city pleaded guilty, each fined one dollar and costs.
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Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Lodi Street
Elmer Nichols
South Amherst
Fred
Market Prices for Produce Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Cleveland market listings show butter at 37 cents per pound ex, eggs extras 2 cents, firsts 21, poultry prices for fowls 23 to 24 cents, heavy springers 58, leghorn 28 to 32, ducks 20 to 24, old cocks 12 to 14, geese unclear. Potatoes list Maine Green Mt at 3.75 to 3.89 per 120 lb sack and Idaho Russet at 1.10 per 25 lb sack.
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Cleveland
Maine
Idaho
Chicago
Neris nAgis
IU. S. Dept. Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Bliss
Hogs fall to 400, steady market with light demand
Hog prices ease to about 400 with no holdovers and a weaker offering mix while cattle show standstill and narrow demand. Calves steady to 12.00+, sheep quotable none. Chicago cash quotes note mixed beef and dairy products with varying egg, potato, and grain prices across regions and departments.
OSU Gardening Specialist to Visit Torain County
Walter Marion, a gardening specialist from Ohio State University, will visit Torain County next Tuesday to offer information and recommendations on vegetable gardening. County farm agent Tlorton B. Alger announced the event, noting this will be Marion’s third visit in the county’s educational campaign for gardeners.
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Torain County
Walter Marion
Ohio State University
Tlorton B. Alger
Marion
Peach crop totals reported for Pennsylvania orchards
Harrisburg figures from the State Department of Agriculture show Pennsylvania peach orchards produced 1,867,000 bushels in 1928 and 1,147,000 bushels in 1929. Franklin, Allegheny and Adams Counties rank as the top peach counties in the state.
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Harrisburgh
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Franklin
Allegheny
Adams
German manufacturers lead export surge to 1929
German implement makers enjoyed the largest export business since 1913 to 1929 with Russia as their best market, reflecting strong foreign demand and shifting trade patterns.
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Russia
Wellington Mothers League formed from Child Conservation Group
Wellington May 17 At a meeting at the homes of Mrs. Matt King and Mrs. Betchley the Child Conservation League voted to reorganize as The Wellington Mothers League. Members include president Mrs Charles Barnes and vice president Mrs Ireta Morgan with secretary treasurer Mrs Matt King and press correspondent Mrs T T Burnside. Next meeting June 7 will present a full plan.
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Child Conservation League
Wellington
Matt King
T. T. Burnside
Oberlin reunion luncheon for college friends
Mrs. Keith Andrews entertained Miss Elizabeth Bell of Saranare Lake New York and Mrs. John Oakley of Akron this week. The out of town guests joined Mrs. Andrews for a luncheon in Oberlin, a reunion of friends who attended Oberlin Business College eleven years ago.
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Keith Andrews
Elizabeth Bell
Saranare Lake
N. Y
John Oakley
Akron
Andrews
Oberlin
Oberlin Business College
Mohrman Funeral Rites Held at Pittsfield Church
Funeral services for Frank Mohrman were held yesterday afternoon at the Pittsfield Community church with Rev. Charles Recard presiding. Burial in Pittsfield cemetery was conducted by Keith Andrews.
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Mohrman
Frank Mohrman
Pittsfield
Charles Recard
Keith Andrews
Funeral rites for Mrs Abbie Ledyard held at Rochester home
Funeral services for Mrs Abbie Ledyard were conducted at her Rochester home this afternoon with Rev F G McCauley of West Salem officiating. Burial, supervised by Keith Andrews, followed in Rochester. She leaves two daughters Mrs Parker and Miss Abbie Ledyard both at home.
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Abbie Ledyard
Rochester
F. G. McCauley
West Salem
Parker
Keith Andrews
Moody joins City Motors in ownership stake
E. L. Moody announces purchase of Rh. L. Walker's interest in City Motors KFE. Moody, a 16 year Elyria resident and 15 year ITT Rubber Co. veteran, will run a full sales and service operation for Oakland and Pontiac vehicles with Frerett Bliss as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. L. Walker
City Motors Kfe
L. Moody
Park Avenue
Frerett Bliss
Moody
Elyria
IT. T. 5S. Rubber Co
City Motors
Oakland
Pontiac
Avon seniors stage The Dutch Detective play in Avon Ohio
The Avon High School senior class presented The Dutch Detective Thursday night directed by Mrs. Helen Lawrence. Principal roles included Jack Comerford as The Dutch Detective and Rose Mary Heckle as his Dutch sweetheart.
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AVON
Avon, O
Avon High School
Helen Lawrence
Jack Comerford
Rose Mary Heckle
Badgers Favored In Quadrangular Meet At Columbus
Wisconsin's well balanced team held a slight edge to win the seventh annual quadrangular meet at Ohio Stadium in Columbus as Ohio State Northwestern and Chicago stars competed for honors.
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Columbus
Wisconsin
British Arrest Volunteers in CIA Drive Bombay
Passive resistance volunteers were rounded up as Britain tightened control after Mrs. Surajlai Naidu’s failed Dharasana Salt Works raid. About 200 volunteers were wounded or arrested when police moved at Dharasana. Another 224 volunteers were later arrested near Dharasana, including Bathwala Pars, son of Dr. Bathwala, former Bombay mayor.
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Bombay
Surajlai Naidu
Mahatma Gandhi
Dharasana
Bathwala Pars
S. Bathiwala
Guard Shields Texas Slayer From Mob at Brownwood Jail
Brownwood Texas March 17 Threats of violence against Joe Shields the slayer of his wife and her parents were quieted today as a double guard patrolled the Brown county jail. Shields was spirited away last night when a mob formed at Brooksmith twelve miles away to seize him. he was returned here later. Shields had shot and killed his estranged wife and wounded her father and mother in law during the attack.
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Honey Grove
Tex
Texas
Sherman
Sam Johnson
E. F. Fortenberry
Fortenberry
Tom Mannard
Johnson
Bortenberry
Hannard
Oscar Davis
Davis
Brownwood
Joe Shields
Shields
Brown County
Brooksmith
J. Hk. Shields
Pulpwood Crops Prove Profitable for Cloquet Farmers
In Cloquet Minnesota pulpwood farming yielded strong returns last year with total receipts around 1,000,000 dollars, signaling a notable surge in local timber crop profits for farmers and related merchants.
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Cloquet
Minn
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