Thomas Again Nominee Of Socialists In 1936 Convention
The 1936 Socialist Party convention in Cleveland neared close with a national executive committee to be elected and an eight point platform to be adopted. Norman Thomas, seeking a third presidential bid, spoke against Republicans and Democrats while urging worker empowerment under a new social order. George A. Nelson was named as running mate, and Earl Browder pressed for a united front with Communists. A platform vote was postponed as reports from Colorado pushed for a cooperative commonwealth and full caucus action on a joint ticket with the Farmers and Labor movement.
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Cleveland
Socialist Party
del Gates
Norman Thomas
Airright
Allerton
Thomas
George A. Nebson
Milfesd
Wis
Wiscopsii
Gener. Assembly
M Thomas
Nelson
Convertion Y&sterday
United Front
Earl Browder
Jorge Cosultation
Lock
Farmer- Labor Party
Browder
Colorado A Tion
Cooperative Commonwealth
Court Actions and Divorces Filed in Local Court
In And About The Court House N. Ardison Hewitt was granted a divorce from Selma on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Judge Guy B. Findley. Emma Wallker was granted a divorce from James on grounds wilful absence by Judge D. A. Cook naming Hazel Morse et al as defendants. William alleged due on a note on foreclosure of property in Huntington township as Morieaze Loan Company filed suit against Thompson on four promissory notes.
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N. Ardison Hewitt
Selma
Guy B. Findley
Emma Wallker
James
D. A. Cook
William
Huntington Township
Local Black Legion Leader Endorses Law and Order
Lima resident Vern F Effis ger, a reputed Black Legion leader, denounces the Detroit incident and urges restraint. He asserts the group’s aim is law and order, states membership does not reflect rogue actions, and condemns violence while defending loyal members of lawful organizations.
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Lima
Detroit
Vern F. Effisger
Black Legion
America
Amer Vanizes
Ertigger
Legion
Knights of Prihias
Rights of
Columbus
The
Odd Fellows
Organizeiinus
Number One Continued from Page One Teown 3 teen sought Lee report
Fragmentary OCR notes show a teen demanding something connected to Pat and a denial of a request. The text references a page continuation and a brief remark about “thought.” The readable items indicate a clipped, possibly sensational early report with unnamed sources and partial quotes.
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Teown
Lee
Pat
Eamel
Four H Clubs Plan Busy Programs
Four H clubs prepare a busy slate of activities as rural schools close for summer. Leaders coordinate start dates and dairy gate activities while members assist with duties in clusters. Local leaders like W Harsh and Bob Beren dish organize efforts. Lake Avenue and Middle Ridge groups meet at Leivin Kolbe’s home. Paul 3¢ ms serves as advisor as Sandstone Four H Amherst reports on progress.
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Mers
Wadio Imspers
Elyria
Ists
W. Harsh Ass
Cometeers
Bob Berendish
Lake Avenue
Middle Ridge
Leivin Kolbe
Paul
Amherst
Schacht
secTeas
Schache
Death Record for Miss Loeise Schnitzler and Hogan Fusera
Fragmentary notice from Nipawin Saskatchewan reports a death record involving Miss Loeise Schnitzler and Hogan Fusera. The scant text mentions a home, church, Lot 3 Morz, and a tractor incident with unclear details. The fragment offers no clear dates or outcomes.
Prosecutor Signed Application For Membership Report
Detroit report notes the prosecutor signed an application for membership. The item references Duncan C. McCrea, Warne county, and an organization’s records. The article mentions a writte ngamatere phrase and a newspaper report from the Black Lesson era, with unclear context and signatures.
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Detroit
Mary
Devon Times
Bises Letiog
Duncan C. McCrea
Warne County
Sigmatefe
Club To Hold Golf Tourney Tomorrow
A local club announces a golf tournament scheduled for tomorrow evening. Organizers list participants H tar R. J. 4 Jr. and MF. The notice provides few readable details beyond the names and timing.
Asks Vote Recount 2 Votes anc unt
A local notice requests a recount after a narrow two vote margin. Officials will review ballots to determine the final result and resolve the disputed tally. The article notes timely action by election authorities and concerns over vote accuracy.
Sparks Cause Fire Axed Three Zei Was Esu2 Tier
A fragmentary item notes a fire sparked by an incident labeled Sparks Cause Fire. The text is garbled, but indicates a casualty or action involving three individuals and an entity named Esu2 Tier. Details remain unclear due to damage.
Oberlin Senior Piano Recital and Engagement Notices
Oberlin Conservatory presents Dorothy Turner Phelps in her senior piano recital at Warne Hall Studio Theatre with a Beethoven Moonlight Rachmaninoff program. Also announces the engagement of Elizabeth Houghton to Stewart Beckson, fall wedding planned. notes club leadership and local news items including university staff appointments and visiting speakers.
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Oberlin
Dorothy Turner
Conservatory the Music
Warner
Conservatory Aphestra
Miss Phelps
Henoer
J. H. Phelps
West Vine Street
Moendsissohn
Beethoven
Concerto
Rachmanisoi
Conservatory
Studio Theatre
Warne Hall
Craig
Mrs Crowe
Walter Barrow
Aus- Ethel Landings
iZen
Jacek Kiein
Mazien
Harold
Katherine Eide
M. A. Houghton
College Street
Stewart P. Beckson
Peanry
Cooperstown
N.m.s. Houghton
Oberlin College of Re
Otseze County
New York
Beckley
St. Lawrence University
Hartwick College
Testers Report On Butterfat Production
Lorain county dairy herd associations lead April butterfat output with higher averages. Madison-Darby and Ben G. Burge herds report strong butterfat and milk totals. state totals show numerous farms surpassing 4 percent butterfat.
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Lorain Counly
Testers Tax State Association
Amber
Ben G. Burge
Amore
Close Lipp and Black Legion figure in town murder case
Investigators described a secretive Black Legion network as twelve of its twenty five members faced preliminary murder charges for Poole's killing. Leaders claimed the group promotes American ideals while denying direct ties to Poole and vowing to reveal none of its inner workings.
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Beishton
Justi
Beidge Chatzged
Charles A. Poo
Legion
McCrea
Rhar F. Lupp
McCree
Black Legion
Iona
Ourofana
Rath
Domars
Rea Soonor
M-Crea
Lupp
Luopp
Cir Musicim Specior
Legionaire
Poole
Mourn Death of Newspaper Woman Annie Laurie
San Francisco observers mourn the death of W. B. Bentts known as Annie Laurie at age 73. A veteran reporter for the Hearst papers, she covered major national events from Paris peace talks to Washington disarmament conferences. Born in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin, she was the daughter of the late Gepersi Bertamia Savet.
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San Francisco
W. B. Benttts
W. R. Hearst
Annie Laurie
Chittes
Wis
Gepersi Bertamia Savet
Fragments Reveal Plot and Killings At Legion Meeting
Witnesses recount a planned assassination linked to a legion meeting where Puates death was discussed. Darton Dean confessed to firing shots while another man, Jol H. Bangerman, was named though did not arrive. A guard’s record shows sectarian hatred and oaths praising violence, with recruits questioned on loyalty and white supremacy.
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Cers
Jobo Dee
Bangerman
Dean
Poole
Hay Erust
Javcison
Ammons
Yepdt
Prine
Tax plan shifts and modest gains outlined in committee
Legislative leaders discuss lowering exemptions and raising surtaxes to close a revenue gap. A proposed increase in the normal income tax from 4 to 5 percent aims to boost permanent and windfall taxes, while measures to curb tax evasion and adjust estate rules are considered. The committee rejects some excise ideas but approves targeted relief for bankruptcies and reorganizations under bankruptcy law.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wis
Festerdeay
British scientists perfect automatic air liner fire extinguisher
After months of research British scientists claim to have conquered aircraft fire risk. An automatic fire extinguisher is described as nearly preventing a fire in the air or on impact ground, marking a major safety advancement for air travel.
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London
Caution Urged In Wiring Of Home
Caution urged in home electrical wiring to ensure safety. The article stresses expert supervision, proper concealment of wires, and using nonconducting protection where cables pass through wood or damp spaces. Emphasizes metal conduits, proper insulation, and weatherproofing for exposed or damp areas.
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Chase Cural Aris
Fort E
Car Sideswipe Damages Vehicle on Lake Avenue
Merie Eddington reported his car damaged by a passing, unhitched vehicle on Lake Avenue near Stop. He gave the license number to the sheriff's department. Dionne quintuplets replace Niagara Falls as Ontario tourist draw in Callander shift.
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Merie Eddington
Cleveland Street
Lake, Avenue
Toronto
Ont
Niagara Falls
Ontario
W.L. Houck
House
Callander
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Hazel Morse Et al
Sitors Morieaze Loan Company
Ageinasc Thompson
Blue Bird Run
Lima Man
East Ave
Imperial Furniture CO
Miss Loeise Schnitzler
Hogan Fusera
Xane
Church In
Lot
Theactor
H Tar
R. J. 4 Jr
Anc Unt. OF
Oberlin de
Esther Alflen
Craig's
N.Y
Bryant
Margaret
Bessie M
Ralph J
Pleasant Street
D. St Tre
Birmingham
J. T. Henderson
Hite
Lumpton Lake Avenue
Rouse
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Court Street
Ulenveland
el Esie
Tolle Ae
Prgar
Chicago
Eax
Evita
Semple
Gottlieb
West Broad
Murbach
Puritan
Schroll Coal
Lorain County
Western Reserve
Turner
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