Fight for Leadership in Ohio Legislature Begins
The Columbus dispatch reports early contests for top posts in the new Ohio General Assembly. Rep. Kalb and Rep. Tiddle are named as possible speakers in the House, with others like Rep. Kaser and Rep. Davis considered receptive candidates. On the GOP side McCullough is seen as likely minority leader. Senate contenders include Sen. Lawrence and Sen. Donoraz for Democratic leadership, while Sen. Metcalfe is favored for minority floor leader. House and Senate clerks Metcherte and Bisass seek reappointment.
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Columbus. O
Ohio General Assembly
al Kalb
Port Chator
Frank R. Tiddle
Cleveland
House
Robert F. Kaser
Shelby
Jacob E Davis
Pike
Bum J. Cleveland
Representative Rald
Wiliam M. McCuilloch
Piqua
Art House
Democrats
Arthur C. Gilpin
van Wer
Keith Lawrence
Bernard HR. Donoraz
Toledo
Verner E Metcaufe
Marietta
Blaze Damages Banik Home. Cause Still Undetermined
October 18 fire at 243 West River Street heavily damaged the Banik residence. Investigators, led by Assistant Fire Marshal J P Hopkins, continued to seek a cause as the family escaped with little warning.
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Mike Banik
West River Street
J. P. Hopkins
Stace 4Ire
Gas Pressure Heart Wakes Toward Illness Warning
Fragmented text warns of severe stomach upset and heart pressure from gas. Mentions a mysterious remedy Adjerxa Adilenika claiming to cleanse poisons from upper and lower bowels and to act where ordinary laxatives fail.
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H. A. Urandall
Oberlin Orchestra Plans Concert at Finney Chapel
Oberlin Conservatory's 41 member Symphony Orchestra will perform its annual concert on Tuesday November 22 at 7 30 in Finney Chapel directed by Professor Maurice Kessler Admission is free The program features Bach D Major Suite Abrahams Fourth Symphony and three Wagner excerpts including Tannhauser Tristan and Isolde Prelude and Love Death and Die Meistersinger Prelude.
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Oberlin
Conservatory Symphony Orchestra
Finney Chapel
Maurice Kessler
Kessler
One Killed Three Wounded In Case Shooting
In Wellston a cafe shooting left George Kessee dead and three others wounded. Patrolman Ross Fischer and Albert Hawker were seriously injured while Jesse Whaler, 16, Also suffered a wound. Officers went to investigate a report Kessee threatened patrons with a pistol. He fired as Fischer and officer Cope closed in, leading to a fatal shot and subsequent injuries.
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Jackson
George Kessee
Hamiet
Wellston
Kessee
Gallipolis
Ross Fischer
Albert
Hessee
Cope
Fischer
Cincinnati Schools Face Weeks of Shutdowns Over Funds
Cincinnati public schools may close for several weeks around Christmas due to lack of operating funds. Two high schools urged closing rather than cutting teachers' salaries. Finance chair John Renner proposed a 49 day cut, saving $25 000 a day in salaries and $30 000 in fuel and other costs for the period. Board to discuss November 18. a 2 mill operation levy was defeated.
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Cincinnati
First Fire Of Month Reported Yesterday
Elvira reported the first fire of the month yesterday afternoon when firemen answered at 513 Oxford Avenue to extinguish a blaze in A C Sanders automobile. A cigar caused damage to seat cushions. Hose Company Number One responded. Firemen also fought a chimney fire at 447 449 Earl Court this morning. no damage reported. Hose Company One and Engine Company Two assisted.
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Elvira
A. C. Sanders
Oxford Avcnive
Hose Company Number One
Iremen
Earl Cour
Ervin Wentz
A. M
C. D. Gull
Engine Company Number Two
Cincinnati appoints Doughty as UC trustee
Dr. William M. Doughty an X ray authority was named a University of Cincinnati trustee by Mayor Russell Wilson yesterday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Sanford Brown attorney.
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Cincinnati
William M. Doughty
University of Cincinnati
Russell Wilson
Sanford Brown
Fragmentary note on savage peoples and European nations
A fragmented text contrasts savage peoples with European nations, claiming savages see themselves as rightful owners of earth and water. The tone implies a defense of territorial ownership and cultural superiority, though wording is unclear and context is missing.
Four Contests At Lorain Apple Show Highlighted Program
The Lorain County potato and apple show at J. C. Penner Store on Broad Street features four contests plus a cooking school. Activities include apple pie contests, a queen selection, four H Club girls division, and a backyard gardener division, with prizes for apple variety identification and pruning shears. The event also includes beekeeping displays and aims to showcase local produce quality.
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Lorain County
J. C. Penner
Broad Street
Alice Bird
Oh O
Ravenna
Marguerite Streicher
Anna Garvin
Ohio State University
C. J. Hummel
Hummel
Court Actions and Divorces From Local Docket
The Citvy Bank Company sues Henry P. Webber as administrator of Mary Mikles estate for 1723 and seeks foreclosure on Lorain property. Mary Mille, 29, sues for divorce from George Mibe of Lorain for stress and extreme cruelty. Western Reserve Finance Co. sues Harold Johnson of Medina for 58 and seeks foreclosure of a chattel mortgage. Antonio Garcia granted divorce from Manuel Garcia for wilful absence. Helen Hole granted divorce from Donald Hoje for gross neglect and resumes surname Helen Thomas.
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Citvy Bank Company
Henry P. Webber
Mary Mikles
Lorain
Mary Mille
George Mibe
Neriec
Om Reur
Western Reserve Finance Company
Harold Johuzson
Medina County
Antonio Garcia
Manuels Garcia
Helen Hole
Donald Hoje
Helen Thomas
Mauna Loa Eruption Expands Land Area by Lava Flow
The eruption of Mauna Loa increased American soil area by about 2 acres as 13,850,054 tons of lava were poured out.
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Mauna Loa
Pasadena Beauty Queen Awakened by Robber Kiss Theft
Miss Barbara Nichols, queen of the Tournament of Roses, was awakened at 3 in the morning by a robber who stole a kiss from her. Police report no injuries and no further details released.
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Pasadena
Cal
Barbara Nichols
John Fiske, 77, Dies From Car Crash Injuries
John Fiske of Nelsonville, age 77, died yesterday in Logan Ohio from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities noting the fatal collision occurred Sunday.
Oberlin Couple Wed in Ripley New York Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Ray Grundy of South Pleasant street announce the marriage of their daughter Leila I Grandr to Harry Purcell son of Mr and Mrs Harry Purcell of Vermont. The wedding occurred Saturday November 7 in Ripley New York with Rev Charlies J Zeiler officiating. The couple will reside at 140 East Main Street Wellington Ohio.
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Ray Grundy
South Pleasant Street
Leila I. Grandr
Harry Purcell
Harrys Purcell
Vermont
Ripley
New York
Charlies J. Zeiler
Methodist Church of
Mrs. Purcell
East Main St
Wellington
Garden Club Elects Leaders at Annual Meeting
The Garden Club crn held its annual meeting last evening at the Bear Boot shop on North Main street. Officers elected include President Carl W. Kinner, first vice president Mrs. W. D. Hobbs, second vice president E. J. Davis, secretary Mrs. H. M. Baxter, treasurer George Dudier, and corresponding secretary Miss Mumford.
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Community Garden Crn
Bear Boot Shop
North Main Street
Carl W. Kinner
W. D. Hobbs
E. J. Davis
H. M. Baxter
George Dudier
Mumford
US students invited by Germany to observe Olympics
A group of United States physical education students were invited by the German government as observers at the Olympics. M A Houghton, chairman of the Community Chest Drive, outlined plans for the drive and announced committee appointments.
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Roup
United States
Pics
M.A. Houghton
High School Heads New Athletic League Formation
At a Berea meeting Principal C E Wigton of Oberlin High was elected president of a new athletic league. Oberlin, Rocky River, Berea, and Medina attended as reps. Oberlin will leave the Little Big Five to join the fresh league formation for athletic purposes.
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Berea
C. E. Wigton
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
Rocky River
Medina
Oberlin Women Attend Prthian Sister Contention in Fremont
A group of Oberlin women attend the Prthian Sister contention in Fremont today. Named attendees include Mesdames Funk Paddock McGrann Holland Princehorn Morgan Sage Baht Hall VanAusdale Mack Kell Harer and Mrs McGrain. The Most Excellent Chief of the Oberlin Temple will participate in initiatory work and Oberlin and Elstria drill teams will perform.
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Oberlin
Fremont
Mesdames Funk
Paddock
McGrann
Holland
Princehorn
Morgan
Sage
Baht
Hall
VanAusdale
Mack
Kell and Harer
McGrain
Oberlin Temple
Elstria
Oberlin Exchange Club Speaker Recalls Olympic Germany Trip
Robert Dixon of Goberlin College Physical Education led the Oberlin Exchange club luncheon at Oberlin Inn yesterday. He spoke about his experiences as a member of the Olympic Games delegation in Germany last summer.
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Robert Dixon
Goberlin College
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Dixon
Germany
Card party by Circle No 4 of Women’s Relief Corps
Circle No 4 of the Women’s Relief Corps plans a card party on Thursday November 12 at 2 07 p m. at Mrs Champion’s home in the Merwin apartments 20 North Pleasant street. Mrs Joe Pratt of North Ridgeville visited sister Mrs Mary Lounsbrough of North Park street over the weekend.
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Circle No. 4
Women’s Relief Corps
Champion
Merwin Apartments
North Pleasant Street
Joe Pratt
North Ridgeville
Mary Lounsbrough
North Park Street
Power Case Is Before Court
The Duke Power Company challenges FWA loans and grants to municipalities for public power plants as the Supreme Court hears arguments. The case targets a $2,852,000 hydroelectric plant at Buzzard Roost on the Sainda River and seeks to halt PWA funding while presenting claims of coercion to force reduced utility rates. Lower courts issued injunctions. the Fourth Circuit reversed a district court ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
FWA
Duke Power Company
Greenwood County
South Carolina
PWA
Harold L. Ickes
Buzzard Roost
Sainda River
District Court
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Ohio News In Brief
Dennison reports the death of George Kenneth Moetler 25 from a broken neck after a car overturn near a dus. Springfield notes the death of Iver H Anderson 77 president of Springfield Federal Savings and Loan Association from a heart attack. Ross Clay Co plant 1 East of Dennison resumes after a new wage contract signed Oct 19 bringing 250 workers back to work.
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Springfield
Iver H. Anderson
Springfield Federal Savings and Loan Association
Masonic Order
Dennison
Ross Clay Co’spliant
Here
Madrid Battle Reports Hold Ground as Nationalists Press
Desperate Loyalists resist while Nationalists claim near victory. Dispatches say Nationalists cut into the southeast and seized a subway terminus to Puerta del Sol, with fighting along the Manzanares intensifying. Tanks advance then fall back under anti tank fire as gun crews and Loyalist militiamen counterattack.
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Madrid
Puerto del Sol
Manzanares
Guadarrama
Foreign Legion
McKellar Seeks Digest Poll Probe in Senate
Tennessee Senator Kenneth D. McKellar announced plans to push a congressional investigation of the Literary Digest presidential poll. He urged the Digest to preserve all ballots and related materials to enable a full, accurate inquiry.
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Memphis. Tenn
CPH
U. S
Kenneth D. McKellar
Tenn
Congressional
Literary Digest
Congress
Gulf Dividend Planned With Stock and Cash Payouts
Gulf Corporation will seek a 100 percent stock dividend at a directors meeting. A 25 cent per share cash dividend and a 500 cent per share extra dividend are also proposed. Stockholders approved increasing authorized capital stock from 129 million to 306.09 million dollars at a special meeting.
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Pittsburgh
Gulf of Corporation
John Nelson
Carlisle area social notes and local lodging events
Carlisle NEWS NOTES records luncheon guests and family gatherings at homes in Elyria Well ing ton Warren and Cabana Ohio with anniversaries and summer plans. A 16 percent wage increase for United Paper Board Co employees is announced at Cabana Ohio with similar raises planned for New York state plants Trene Ny merges to Alban J Preusser property on Omaaha Street in Sheffield Township and Elyria Savings Trust Company sublets Spring Valley subdivision 6 in Elyria Township.
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United Paper Board Co
New York State
Trene Ny
Alban J. Preusser
Omaaha Street
Sheffield Township
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
J. Ss. Corrivean
Spring Valley
Elyria Township
Vw. O. Brown
Edwin Kirby
East Avenue
Elyria
Markets show mixed livestock and produce prices in Cleveland
Produce prices list eggs pullets and hens with grain and feeds noted. Livestock quotes cover cattle calves cows and calves with market steadiness and price ranges for various weights and qualities. Idaho and Maine potatoes supply figures appear alongside turkey and duck notes.
Oberlin Art Museum Director Returns From Dedication
Dr Clarence Ward, director of the Allen Art Museum, returned from Iowa City where two new Fine Arts buildings and a theater were dedicated at the University of Iowa. Lester D Longman, an Oberlin graduate with a Master’s in Fine Arts, directs the new museum. A two day conference on Fine Arts Drama and Music preceded Ward’s closing address on the History of Art in Liberal Education.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Clarence Ward
Allen Art Museum
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Lester D. Longman
Ward
Theft Of Oil From Sinclair Bulk Station
Oil worth an undetermined amount was stolen from The Sinclair Refining Company bulk station at North Ridge and Pearl roads. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman said entry was through a broken rear window and the safe was undisturbed. District agent C K Mack could not estimate the stolen quantity until audit.
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Sinclair Refining Company
North Ridge
Pearl Roads
C. K. Mack
Paul Chapman
Chapman
Sheep and Lambs Market Report Snapshot
Market activity shows varied lamb and sheep classes with prices for chalice lambs good at 7.00 to 7.50, choice wethers 4.40 to 4.52, choice ewes around 3.00, and yearling Inge around 6.00 to 7.00. Pigs and hogs range from 5.00 to 9.85 with weight bands noted. overall market activity described as active with higher quotations.
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A. Hood
Market Zee
Lee
Home Showers Market Prices Itemized
Spinach 24 quart basket 23 cents, tomatoes hot house mostly 1.00 per pound. Market listing shows low prices for fresh produce.
Elevator Prices and Grain Quotes Pane
Wheat prices show No 2 red at 3 18 cents with a small premium for higher grades Corn quotes list No 2 yellow around 1 07 with slight gains and No 2 white at 1 40 to 1 50 per bushel Oats show No 1 white around 46 to 47 cents Toledo produce notes butter at 18 cents and eggs at 25 to 76 cents per dozen
Congressman Harter Files Expense Account
Congressman Don Harter of Akron won re election in Ohio’s 14th district. His expense filing shows contributions totaling 1327 and equal expenditures. Fellow candidates Forrest R. Black and the Turner for Congress Club also reported matched contributions and expenditures, with totals 1261/1292 and 926.77 respectively.
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Columbus
Don Harter
Akron
Democrat
Secretary of State
Myrers
Forrest R. Black
Tiffin
Turner-for-Congress Club
Suit to Foreclose Mortgage on Wheland Theatre Building
Charles Schwendiman files in Uhrichsville common pleas a suit to foreclose a mortgage on Charles F. Wheland’s Static Theatre building. The case names Emily Brown Wheland and seeks to collect a balance of 34 278.68 on a 42.09 note.
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New Philadelphia
Charles F. Wheland
Union Bank of
Uhrichsville
Emily Brown Wheland
Cleveland
Wheland
Common Pleas Court
Charles Schwendiman
Gnadenhutten
Schwendiman
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