Khaki Shirts plan march on Washington thwarted
Police raided Khaki Shirts of America headquarters on October 12 after word of an armed march to Washington. National commander Art J. Smith fled during questioning and 24 followers were jailed. 40 guns and other weapons were seized. Col Edward J. Wood and others were involved as detectives halted the operation.
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Philadelphia
America
Washington
Roosevelt
Art J. Smith
Na Onal
Third Regiment
Smith
Army
Col
Edward J. Wood
County plans two new coupes purchase by Oct 20
The county commissioners will receive bids on October 20 for two new coupes for the surveyor department with a top price of 626 dollars each. Bids for scraping and painting the water tower at the County Home are due October 27. barber reports his car struck while parked on East avenue at about 10 15 p m by an unobserved vehicle.
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BR. Barber
East Vrvenue
East Avenue
Banks urged to extend Saturday hours to five
A Chronicle Telegram reader suggested Elyria banks stay open until five on Saturdays. The proposal aims to ease hardship for merchants and others who conduct business with local banks, noting current early Saturday closures are inconvenient.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Progress in Penn a coal strike reaches settlement talks
Pittsburgh Oct. 12 Progress toward a settlement of the Pennsylvania soft coal strike was made at conferences between Thomas Moses president of H C Frick Coke Company and Philip Murray International vice president of the United Mine Workers of America No formal statement was issued but the conciliators left Moses offices at Frick headquarters apparently satisfied with progress The last sentence notes unrest in India as intellectual and political.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Thomas Moses
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Moses
Frick
Ohio Old Age Pensions Measure on November Ballot
Ohio voters will decide in November whether to adopt an old age pensions program for residents 65 and older with limited income. Backed by labor groups, the plan would pay up to 25 dollars monthly, funded through state and county administration, freeing counties from local tax burdens while establishing state aid divisions and county boards to oversee eligibility and payments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Fraternal Order of Easles
General Assembly
State Department of Welfare
United States
Pansy Chapter Honors Past Matrons and Patrons
Oberlin Ohio October meeting honors past matrons and patrons with floral degree, entertainment, and a lunch. Deputy Grand Matron Mattie Prosser attends. plans emerge for Past Patrons to join as auxiliary at next gathering.
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Oberlin
Pansy Chapter
Miller
Kimpton
Mattie Prosser
LaGrange
Death Record Mrs Claude Hunker
Mrs Claude Hunker 23 of 349 Furnace Street died this morning at Elytia Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements announced by S R Nichols.
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Claude Hunker
Furnace Street
Elytia Memorial Hospital
S. R. Nichols
Government to refinance bonds to cut short term debt
The plan calls for a refunding that starts the move toward a rounder financial structure. It aims to save nearly £19,000,000 in interest annually after next year. If successful, it will reduce short term maturities and promote long term bonds for business expansion. The outstanding fourth liberty bonds would drop from $6,268,094,139 to $4,293,094,130 in the April 15 refunding. The overall debt service would fall from about $700,000,000 to a lower annual interest burden.
Watts Speakers on Proposed Old Age Pension Plan
Walter H Watts told the Parent Teachers Association at Markley School Elyria Township that there would be no real estate assessment under the Old Age Pension if enacted. The Lorain County Eagles and local unions hold meetings to promote the pension law with related discussions on National Recovery Act benefits and associated parades drawing large crowds from Elyria and Lorain County.
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Walter H. Watts
Parent Teachers’ Association
Markley School
Elyria Township
Harry Wright
Lorain County Fish and Games Association
Das
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria
Painters’ Union Hall
I. A. of M
American Federation of Labor
Eric Peterson
Washington, D. C
Lorain County Eagles Mid Age Pension Committee
Columbus Man Killed in Car Train Crash at Crossing
Louis I. Wilson, 25, of Columbus, was killed when a New York Central train struck his car at a crossing. Four others were killed at the same crossing years ago while en route to a picnic. Wilson had previously lived in Wheeling, West Virginia. The note recalls Philadelphia Germans in 1696 declaring slavery wrong.
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Columbus
Louis 1. Wilson
New York Central
Wilson
Wheeling
W. Va
Treasury securities mix and rates described in OCR text
The fragment lists various treasury instruments with stated yields and amounts. It mentions bonds paying 3 to 41-4 percent and notes and retirement bonds, plus certificates of indebtedness and treasury bills with assorted percentages and large dollar and pound figures. The text is fragmented and contains OCR errors.
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Treasury
Washington plans first subsistence homestead project
Secretary Ickes announced a government subsistence homestead demonstration near Morgantown West Virginia for 200 unemployed coal miners and families. Homes on two to four acres will cost about 2000 dollars each under 20 year purchase with low interest. The Arthur Dale farm near Weedsville West Virginia will be acquired for the project.
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Washington
Buterigr
Morgantown
West Virginia
Citics
Ickes
Arthur Dale Farm
Weedsville
W. Va
Five Wellington youths caught stealing melons from Huntington farm
Five Wellington youths were caught taking melons from Frank West’s farm in Huntington. They planned to haul the melons away in a truck. Juvenile Officer William Oldham is handling the case. A stolen tire from Cleveland Cartage Co was recovered from a man on West Avenue. the man claimed he bought it and sheriff Clarence W. Dick said the case is under investigation.
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Wellington
Frank West
Huntington
William Oldham
Cleveland Cartage Company
West Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
Russo Japanese War Foes Align on European Fronts
Report outlines Russia seeking non aggression pacts with Poland France Germany Italy the Litt le Entente and Baltic states to protect Europe while preparing to check Japan on the Asiatic mainland. Japan leads at sea with a strong navy and larger air corps. Russia lags in battleships and forces though sources vary on ground strength.
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Manchuria
Russia
Poland
France
Germany
Italy
Baltic
Japan
Red Army
Fined by Mayor in liquor case and disorderly house
Mayor Charles Bowser of 25 West Avenue fined $190 and costs for possession of liquor after arraignment before Major W. H. Van Oster. Mrs Gracie Hall, 49, of the same address, held in county jail pending arraignment for keeping a disorderly house after a raid by Police Captain Corbett Southam and Patrolman Ernest Oldac. Bowser claimed the liquor was his. A quart bottle was confiscated. Hall was said to be concealing it in her dress.
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Charles Bowser
West Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Gracie Hall
Corbett Southam
Ernest Oldac
Cleveland Market Reports United States Grain and Livestock Prices
Market data from Cleveland shows cattle, hogs, and sheep trading steady to active with quotes. Wheat, corn, oats, and flour futures listed alongside farm produce including butter, eggs, poultry, and vegetables with regionally varied cash quotes and arrivals by railcar.
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Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Kelly and Wieven life terms in Urschel kidnapping
Oklahoma City Oct 1 George Machine Gun Kel sey and his wife Kathryn the last of the gang that kidnapped Charlie Urschel were given life sentences the maximum under the Lindbergh law They were found guilty by a jury of small town business men and farmers after a verdict reached in about an hour The couple asked for new trials but federal judge Edgar Vaught overruled the pleas and sentenced them to spend the remainder of their natural lives in the penitentiary The trial began Monday testimony ended late yesterday
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Oklahoma City
Okla
George
Kelsey
Kathryn
Charlies FL Urschel
Lfe
Desperado
Edgar
Vaught
Labor Dept Agents Barred From Interfering With Editors
Washington Oct 12 The Department of Labor told its employees and agents they have no right to interfere with newspapers or urge editors to drop or alter editorial content Secretary Perkins announced The order follows claims that a labor conciliator pressured Dallas Tribune editor Dick Thompson to stop printing editorials related to a textile dispute Reuters report notes public reaction recalling Conan Doyle letters of indignation to Sherlock Holmes murder case
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Department of Labor
Perkins
NRA
Labor Department
E. H. Dunnegan
Dick Thompson
Tallassee
Tribune
Dunnegan
Thompson
Department
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Josephine Cobb
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R_Lepco
Wright Street
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India
Reublin Bros
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Darwin
Holland
Florist
Co Broad St
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Louis
N. Pleasant
New York
Diana Dipson
Conservatory of Music
Juilliard Music School
New York City
Reber Johnson
Mary Williams
Charlotte Demuth Williams
Cleveland
Juilliard
Cleveland School of Music
Vine Rebekah Lodge
C. C. May
North Main Street
Harry Hovey
George Cooley
Locke Cooley
Lois Cummings
Thornton
Haylor
Federated Women’s Clubs
Sandusky
Evelyn Hallauer
Home Economic Club
Groveland Street
G. Reynolds
Saginaw
Mich
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Doren Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
Clarence Wright
Fred Chauncey Fa
East Lorrain Street
Beulah Cantey
Jacksonville
Fla
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Cleveland Heights
Nettie Reed
Oak Street
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Gen Manufacturing Company
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Haugh
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