Resignation tied to Sawyer campaign amid state graft claims
Head of State Liquor Stores Clarence J Burk resigns to work for Democratic gubernatorial nominee Charles Sawyer after Republican John W Bricker charges state workers and liquor permit holders were solicited for Sawyer funds. Bricker alleges a deal with Governor Davey to channel patronage, with letters and blank checks allegedly sent from Democratic HQ. Sawyer pledged to expand state influence in Cuyahoga and warned of political pressure on state employees.
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Charles Sawyer
Clarence J Burk
Equor
Sawyers
John W Bricker
Burk
Liquoratore
Apervisor
Bricker
Arthur ‘Limbach
New
Philadelphia
Chirman Indenoune- Sing
Davey ' Dow
Bainee
Sanser
Sawyer
Sawer
Toledo
Brichc
Davey Yatlegoaiv
Tax Commission
Gas Finally Routs Indian's Widow the church parlors
Hospital news lists admissions including Mrs Ralph Thomps on Lorain who gave birth to a baby boy, Mrs Harry Earle Jackson street, Miss Viola Zimmerman admitted for operative treatment, and Mrs Robert Foster Wellington. Pythian Sisters discuss Nov 15 inspection and welcome Elyria and Lorain guests, with plans for Port Clinton Dec 2 work and a change in past chief delegate.
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Hospital News
Ralph Thompson
Lorain
Harry Earle
Jackson Street
Robert Foster
Wellington
Viola Zimmerman
Maple Street
Elyria
Lorain Temple
Port Chirton
Eva Miller
Edith Holme
Amherst Temple
C E. Schmidt
Vera
Lawrence
Thes
Labrador
Los Angeles
Anna Laura Barnett
Towey
Wilshire
Jackson Barnett
Barnett
Maxine Sturgis
Acme
Ohio Senate Clash Highlights Taft and Metzenbaum Attacks
In Cleveland and Columbus, Republican speakers assailed Senator Taft for campaign expense reporting and voting on key Roosevelt era measures. Paul M Herbert accused James Metzenbaum of dodging roll calls on relief, pensions, works and schools. An endorsement from Lews J Ta bor urged Bricker and Taft to end tax burden and unemployment.
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Sian
Robert J Bulkley
Toledo
Robert A Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Carler
Senate
James Metzen
Bricker
Amherst council weighs water charges and electricity rate
Amherst November 2 The Water Works Co and electric light rate were two joint topics of discussion when the village council met Tuesday evening A motion moved that a letter from the Water Works Co regarding a rate of 150 to 150 for 3 000 gallons a month be referred to a special committee including Dr A F McQueen Alvin Brown and John Sabiers Also that Clerk Miller be instructed to notify the committee of the action taken.
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Amherst O
Water Works Co
Electric Light Rate
Water Works Cosh
A F McQueen
Alvin Brown
John Sabiers
Clerk Miller
Notty
Council Acts and Church Meetings Reported in City Notes
The council discusses fire hazard reporting to the state and a rate proposal from Ohio Public Service, with committee referrals and a new city administrator appointment. City reports on Water Works Co. and health boards are accepted, followed by a schedule of midweek services and club meetings at local churches and chapters including Eastern Stars and St Ann's Society.
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Mary Bricker
Mary McCann
St Anns Society
St Joseph’s
Lincoln Street
Thomas Andrews
Frank Hurlbut
Katharine, Deitz
Clayton Young
Arthur Penders
Prospect Street
Will
First Evangelical Church
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Circle Three
St Ann’s Society
St Joseph’s Church
Arnold Fiock
Jenner
Congregational Sunday School
Ladies’ Aid
St Paul Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Raymond Sick
Woman's Union
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Giant Transport Planes Dilemma Hits Chicago Airports
A survey by the American Municipal Association shows hundreds of airports face a dilemma from faster larger planes. Many airports must expand facilities at high cost, with 78 reporting losses and only six cities profitable. Restaurant owner Louis Yeates notes a running joke about brides leaving his staff.
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Chicago
Cupid's Favorite Cafe Reopens Amid Ontario Labor Troubles
A Peterborough report notes Cupid's Favorite Cafe facing labor disputes and staffing challenges as it attempts to resume full operations in Ontario. Local officials and management cite wage disagreements and scheduling pressures affecting service.
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Ontario
Cats Have Housekeeper And Lost In Luxury
In a nine roomed house overlooking the sea at Bar low ten miles from Bournemouth six cats live in luxury Each has its own room bed and dishes A housekeeper tends to their needs Four times a week a Bournemouth tax funds their meals including steak fish rabbits milk and cream They belong to Mrs Agnes Burrell of Bournemouth.
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London
Barlow
Bournemouth
Agnes Burrell
Mercury 8 introduces luxury and Ford dependability
The Mercury 8 offers added size and luxury at a new price class with Ford quality and the performance economy of a V-type 8 engine. It features quiet operation from Ford developed sound-deadening materials, all steel welded bodies, and hydraulic brakes to Ford safety standards. See the new Mercury 8.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Detroit tones offer eight color choices for cars
The listing highlights eight color options including Black, Jefferson Blue, Gail Gray, Coach Maroon Bright, Dartmouth Green, Tropical Green, Folkstone Gray, and Mercury Blue Metallic. The prices shown include 9898, 984, 934, and 994, suggesting a catalog-style sale with varied figures.
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Detroit
Ceene
Dartmouth
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Board of Public Affairs
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Ohio Public Service
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