Body Of Gang Leader Found In Grave Near Monticello
New York nov 5 the body of Charles chink Sherman kingpin racketeer and top in the Dutch Schultz gang was found in a lime filled grate near Monticello New York early today The discovery follows the disappearance of Bo Vem pers another Schultz commander and the group’s leaders were reportedly assassinated in Newark Oct 23 Police say the body shows extensive disintegration likely from quick lime and foul play is suspected in the Schultz network
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New York
Charles
Chink) Sherman
Monticello
N. Y
Bo” “Vempers
Sherman
Schultz
Newark
Beltin
Schulz
Mz Pier
Mambatta
Immedi
Kromp
Florida
Ohio pension system under political influence criticized
The Association for Social Security charges the Ohio old age pension program is politicized, inefficient and wasteful. An article in the group’s official publication urges state leaders to enact immediate reforms, citing Col. C. O. Sherrill’s committee findings on pension tarnish and political favoritism in applications, payments, and job awards.
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Washington
Chi
Ohio
Ihe
C. O. Sherrill
Io Mess
Elyria Chamber of Commerce Forum Thursday
Elyria Chamber of Commerce members will meet Thursday at the chamber offices to discuss a city project. Harry W. Luethi will announce details and seek suggestions from all interested in the organization’s work. The forum is open to any interested party, whether or not they are members. A note on Fascist Italy mentions a Roman Academy fostering science.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Harry W. Luethi
Poultry School Begins in Lorain County Tuesday
Lorain County poultrymen gather at Elyria Savings and Trust Company in the directors room for the first session of a poultry school run by the county agricultural extension service. Sessions occur every two weeks for five weeks with topics on production, marketing, nutrition, and flock management led by local committee members and extension staff.
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Lorain County Poultry
Elyria Savings
A Trust Company
P.m
County Asricultural Extension Sértice Hhe County Poultrymen’s “Onimines
Reid
Ron Vas
Hummel
T.H. Brerley
E. Symers
Elyria
L. Wheeler
la Grange
BR Browshelm
Elyria Township
Ezes
Death Record for Mrs Bertha Schenke and Meeker kin
Death notices indicate Mrs Bertha Schenke age 78 died at the home of daughter W Becker at 227 Fake Street. Burial at cemetery. Survived by daughter K of Boston and Warne White of Elyria a grandson Mar Russell of Boston. Funeral services for W A H Meeker at his brother Loa chant home on West Main Street with burial to follow.
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Bertha Schenke
Sechenkse
Dausé W. Becker
Fake
Gerher Dausher Rar
A. Ernoon
The
Bec
Armitage
Cleveland
Cemetery
Boston
Warne White
Elyria
Wah Hr Z Das
Loachant
West Mainmhkerst
Committee Named By Prospect P T A
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Prospect P T A committee name and an event involving a mix of adults and about a hundred children aged two to four in local schools. Mentions Oberlin and Esther Alflen with scant details about emergency needs, faculty, and 20 centers, plus refreshments and an official hour.
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Olmstead
Twen
Six New Library Books Reported Amid Turbulent Times
The library notes the arrival of six new books as part of a broader report on local events. Amid unclear text, residents are urged to check shelves for titles and authors mentioned by staff.
Ras Gugsa and supporters in retreat near Makale
Report parts describe Ras Gugsa and his son in law Gigsa leading about 100 men who defected to the Iraliang in the Santini column. They advance with native contingents and remain near Makale unsure of the emperor’s fate while townspeople hold hostages and loyalists. Unconfirmed rumor mentions seven secret emissaries.
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Frey Hanhootheseput
Sundar Utgat
Tar Haile Selassie Gigsa
Hiopia
Ras Gugsa
Iugsa
Makale
Ugsa
Church Group Meets Rosecrans on E Queen Esther's of d church
Eighteen members met last evening at the church on North Pleasure for a social and business session of the Rosecrans group. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Rosecrans
Queen Esther's
Ofd
North Pleasure
Br & Business
Club Members Bowl At Ing Allers
Club members gathered for a bowl event at Ing Allers. Fizers of the club for mre as £ Agnes Fetkmer: rice s Glagys Har Mrs. ME.
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T. Mo Cinb
Ing Allers
Fizers
Agnes Fetkmer
Rices Glagys
Lodge Plans Party In East Lorain Meeting
A local lodge schedules a party with fellow members in East Lorain. Details on date time and attendees are unclear from the fragment.
Miami area hit by storm with widespread damage
Reports describe severe weather damaged coastal areas from Miami to Fort Lauderdale with blocked highways and evacuated residents. Red Cross officials say 3 feet of relief ahead as Maurice Reddy departs Washington to lead relief efforts. No loss of life reported despite heavy damage northward.
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Miami
Norwerian
Cael
Iso
South
Fort Lauderdale
Maurice Reddy
National Red Cross Execu
Washington
City Engineer to study widening approach to Cleveland street gag station
Continued coverage describes a request by Karl Von Puyke, proprietor of the gag station at Cleveland street and Abbe road, to widen an approach and replace the current path with cement sidewalk. The matter also notes the depot area west of the B Rail line and assigns investigation to the city engineer.
Bandits Loot $26,000 Payroll in Salem Bank Robbery
Five gunmen robbed Farmers National Bank of a 926,000 payroll in Salem as two accomplices waited in a car. Herman Stratton, 38, Sebring, pursued the robbers and was shot in the forehead near Belo. The bandits fled north in a car with unknown license details, tied to another recent Consee robbery.
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Salem
W . Hart
L. £. Vincest
Natonal Bank
Har
Vincent
Brivhe
Matiiss Manufacrar Pany
Haris Automovie
Hart
Herman Stratton
Sebring
Has
Stratt
Belo
Salem Hospital
Stratton
Mullins
Consee
35 More Wheat Producers Sign Up Signups Grow in Lorain County
Fifty lines of scattered text indicate Lorain county wheat producers signing up, with reports of 70 plus producers and additional requests for applications as of a recent Saturday. Details are garbled but show increasing participation and ongoing recruitment efforts in agricultural enrollment.
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Lorain County
Mber
Local News In A Few Lines From Lodi Bridge Fire
A bridge fire blew a few girders yesterday as two firefighters battled a blaze on the river bank. No property damage reported. Ted Durkee, 2231 East 159th Street, Cleveland, suffered a heart attack around 11 30 p m and was taken to Cleveland Hospital by Patrolmen Lee Johnson and Myron Gibson. A fire at the Stangard Craz Company store 491 Broad Ave involved a refrigerator motor with slight damage. A car owned by John Orvis, 208 Led Street, reported stolen in Lorain, was recovered there today.
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Bridse
Ted Durkee
East
Cleveland Hospital
Ely Park
Lee Johnson
Myron Gibson
Elsha Kemen
Stangard Craz Company
Broad Mofaine
John Orvis
Leds Street
Lorain
Mrs Goodrich Freed In Detroit Court
Mrs Florence Goodrich was freed by Judge Henry S Sweeney after a ruling that accessory after the fact could not be charged. The case involved her husband and a tie to New York. Council discussed a personal injury settlement for LeRoy W Kock after his car struck East Bridge street bridge abutments. Mayor Vanoster reported October city revenues totaling 331 65 with 198 in fines 91 in costs and 41 50 in licenses. He also announced 14 WPA projects approved by Congressman Don W Harter for state WPA selection.
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Detroit
Henry S. Sweeney
Florence
Lugher
Metton Ward Goodrich
Jnt
New York
Sweener Herd
Fleeting
Ad Committee
Council
LeRoy W. Kock
East Bridge Street Bridge
W. H. Vanoster
WPA
Don W. Harter
Auto Collides With Gasoline Truck Five Perish
Five people burned to death when a car crashed into a 2,500 gallon gasoline transport truck ten miles east of El Dorado, Kansas. The automobile carried Dorothy and Evelyn Coolscott, 15, twin sisters from Eureka, Kansas, Beach, and Claude Forshee. Be Berado struck a cow on the highway before careening into the gasoline transport. All four occupants of the automobile died. one more perished in the crash.
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EL Dorado
Kaus
Leuck
Here
Dorothy
Evelyn Coolscott
Eureka Kans
Beach
Claude Forshee
Be Berado
Avtomoeditec
Writing Courses Offered At M E A.M.
Two classes in writing will be offered under the program at the university. Courses cover composition and literature. Enrollment details remain to be announced.
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A. Tenishi
Court House Notices On Divorce and Custody Actions
A brief items list divorce suits and grounds including Andrew Biroot weld against Dimitroff for divorce on gross neglect and cruelty. George Keminis Sparr vs Evan Sparr filed 1953 for cross neglect and extreme cruelty. Dorothy Mae Stoney seeks divorce from George F Stones. married 1923. one child. Mary Vaprezan of Elvira seeks divorce from John Vaprezan on grounds of extreme. Judge A Cook presides.
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Dimitroff
Mike Drfoof Larain
J. Sparr
Evan D. Sparr
Dorothy Mae Stoney
George F. Stones
Mary Vaprezan
Elvrra
John Vaprezan
Judes
A. Cook
Page f itemized budget notes continue details
The fragment lists year allowances for five members vesting over zero per cent, equipment costs, and the 135 budget matching estimated expenditures of 18235. It notes $200 for county communications expenses, $15 for office postage, and several classifications including drarage, Teachers' Retirement System at 3240, Workmen's Compensation at 3560, light costs, and $59 for water cooler service.
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Wtms
Bond issues and local options dominate voting in 34 counties
The ballot includes numerous local option questions affecting 34 counties, 66 townships, and 46 townships on liquor bans. County government form changes are proposed in four counties including Lucas, Hoga, Hamilton, and others. School bonds total about 7.6 million in district 13, Akron and Cincinnati areas, with 11 exempted village bonds and 18 renewals.
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Laawaseeweerem
Lucas. Hoga
Hamilton and & Ss
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland Markets and Poultry Prices in Local Trade
Market wrap highlights butter and eggs in tubs, receipts 27c, poultry notes on heavy fowl and Leghorn roosters, and Chicago cash quotations for poultry with hens, roosters, and ducks. Includes bystate wheat, seed oats, and nearby produce like apples, cabbage, mushrooms, and peppers with price ranges and shipment data.
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Cleveland
Maine
Ube
Idaho
F. Gue
States Department of Recelpta
Wilasorsire
North Dakota
Council debate delays plans on inspection and bids
Fragmentary notes show councilmen pressing to fast track plans and specifications before review. Breen and Webber testify about labor ties at National Tube. Players and defense counsel argue over who could read materials and the timing of the meeting regarding the cage project.
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Webber
New Deal Faces Test At Polls
New York voters brace for a pivotal day as Roosevelt campaigns before an expected four million turnout. A misty rain dampens the atmosphere while Democrats aim to secure a strong showing, reflecting enduring weathered party strength and public support across the state.
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New York
Roosevelt
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