University's Fuel Balances Keep OSU Supply Secure
Ohio State University funds for fuel and operating expenses were balanced to avoid increased welfare appropriations. The governor’s office urged restraint as the House finance committee eyed cuts. Finance Director Allison authorized limited orders to cover heat and power, averting suspensions though other essential supplies remain tight. Vice-President Morrill reported most governors backed continued appropriations for operations.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Dili
M. Ray Allison
University
Institut
Univers
Terdar
J. L. Morrill
Courthouse Notices and Divorces Filed in Lorain
Anna Simonovics of Lorain filed for divorce from Andy Simonovics on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, marriage dated 1929. Doris Ellis was granted a divorce from Stanley Ellis on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty by Judge D A Cook today.
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Anna Simonovics
Lorain
Andy Simonovics
Claude Gilmore
Florence Gop
D. A. Cook
Doris Ellis
Stanley Ellis
Bandits Herd 15 Into Refrigerator
Five men, two armed with machine guns and three with automatic pistols, herded 15 Canton Provision Company employees into a large refrigerator at the plant, pried open the safe, and escaped with 629 dollars in cash and 50 in checks. They entered through a rear door, wore handkerchiefs to cover their faces, and fled in a white owned car, identified by the plant engineer.
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Canton, QO
Canton Provesion Company
Settle Controversy On Building Trades
Atlantic City N J Oct 35 men 3 progressive the American force s oe A ing trades con Tover One of the far re ip and substitutes control of A FL of standing figure in the on during ation efforts He ac st ever getting the warri at ad aroun tions tag4t tien s to prise tkat it Was wich tha other Then controversy started more than 2 year 2s0 7 mens split Into heade the other br 3 3 The settlement plea is for com mittee of six, three from each gids, 10 meet aid Writs a program for bringing the warring elements woether The committess dee ion will be final and bindings and d be a convention of the departments 19 unions
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Atlantic City
N. Z
Hunters Robbed By Mexican Rebels
A brief report notes that hunters were robbed by Mexican Rebels in the south of Douglas. The article mentions Americans and a Paris among them, with rifles cited among the items involved.
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Paris
New York
Pabil
Douglas
Ted
Hei
Mereber
Bord
Representative Denies He Will Resign Post
Urbana reports of impending resignation denied as Representative on two central court days stated not to resign. The brief item notes Dearon Urbana Tepresentiative and Margare in unclear context, with no definite action taken or dates confirmed.
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Urbana
Get
Dearon
Central Court
Margare
Liquor Inspector Killed In Crash
A liquor inspector died in a crash on a highway route. The incident involved a collision near an inspection post with authorities confirming the inspector's identity and ongoing investigations. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene. Local officials expressed condolences and pledged a thorough inquiry.
Donahey Unknown In Ex Home Town At Indian Lake
A fragmented item notes Donahey a former resident of Indian Lake and a figure in local lore, describing him as a small foe boy who faded from memory but remains a popular speaker. The text references a misattributed connection to Ohio and a distant origin.
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Donahey
Indian Lake
Donaher
Qhio
M Lake
New York
Tate
Orders Prevailing Wage Scale Paid in Ohio
In Columbus on October 15 the prevailing wage scale was ordered for all skilled labor on work in progress. Charles C. Saint and the WPA administration issued the order after 72 hours of wages remained unsettled. The decision set rates by locality to determine hourly wages, with several skilled labor groups affected and wages to be adjusted accordingly.
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Colmbus
Charles C
Hotel Hollenden furnishings sold at auction
The Hotel Hollenden leasehold and furnishings were sold at auction yesterday to the company operating the hotel. Net figures show accounts rating to the hotel company and proceeds around several thousands. The sale details include totals and allocations to the hotel company as part of ongoing operations.
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Evelanlu
Gollar
Ff Uden
Aucétion Nets
Hot Coe
Har
Fragmentary Page 1 Passage on Peace and Spheres
The fragment discusses maintaining peace through influence and duty. It notes other countries and spheres as the causes of issues and suggests efforts by governments to address these challenges.
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Ermaust
goUrniries
Principal Blacks Kidnapping Manhunt Renewed for Karpis
The nationwide hunt for Alvin Karpis and Harry Campbell was renewed after an alleged kidnapping attempt on Henry Edward Hoffmann, son of mine owner Henry Eas. The incident occurred near an elementary school as agents pursued the fugitives who were described by Miss Valley and records as bearing beards and disguises. The pair were believed to be in the region last week.
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Miame
O&kIs
Gee
Alvin Karpis
Harry Campde
Department of Justices
Harpis
Erie
Miss Valley
Karpis
Campbell
Origand
V. Young
Vaeider
Receiver named for local hotel foreclosure case
The court appointed a receiver for the local hotel property tied to Jackson Hore D. a. Cook, with Cat Jackson widow of the late hotel proprietor to be kept in charge, and Carlin named receiver for the property controlled by Burrowshs as administrator, in response to the bank’s petition.
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Jackson Hore
D. A. Cook
Orain
Cat Jackson
A. L
Lorain County Man Granted Parole By Board
Lorain County man is granted parole after serving time for burglary and larceny. He was among four offenders approved by the State Board of Parole and released from prison in December.
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Lorain County
Perotes Tadss
State Board of Elemencs
Columbus Rohes
Cleveland Man Is Bound To Jury
J C Murr of Cleveland was bound to the grand jury under 8750 bond by Justice Joseph Petro yesterday on a charge of taking 325 dollars from M D Wre Oberiin D under false pretenses of a Cleveland firm which it is claimed does not exist.
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J. C. Murr
Cleveland
Grand Y
Joseph Petro
M. D. Wre- Oberiin
Delivery service ad and secretarial line from 76 East Lorain
A fragment lists Esther Alden entries and a delivery service contact Louis Bliss at 514 N Pleasant St. It mentions a secretarial line and a teacher in Washington with a service at 2 40 o clock at a place on 196 West Coneze Street, Spaseee.
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Esther Aldener
East Lorain En Poene
Louis Bliss
Phoze
N. Pleasant St
aMliss
Cne
Ie i Weacher
Ss_ Washington
Areley
Coneze Street
Spaseee
College To Hold Mock Convention
College plans a mock convention to study the 1924 election. Helms, former assistant business manager of the 1956 Hi-O0-Hi, now serves as business manager of the Olympian, participating in the mock event and its sample procedures.
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College
X. P
Helms
United States
Melms
Olympian
Mrs Nickerson Dies At Oberlin
Mrs Ella W Nickerson aged 83 wife of William Nickerson died at home 198 West College Street Oberlin after lengthy illness. Born November 6 1852 in Henrietta she had been in poor health for about three years and critically ill for a week before death.
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Ella W. Nickrson
William 7.Nickerson
West College Street
Nickerson
Henrietta
Irwin Stand
Owen Bannon
Lakewood
Rizeerelock
Carabel Avenue
Brandt
Lorain
Charles
Frank
Edward
Gus
Bannon
Elyria
Lena Schroader
S. Crouser
Creve
Club Hears Music And Autobiography
Exchange club meeting featured a vocal program led by Lynds Jones with autobiography excerpts. Mrs Herbert S Arnold hosted the Cheriin Junior League at East College Street. Miss Margaret Chapin spoke on Private Lives of Modern Musicians. Dr Gene Holderman’s death drew relatives to Elkhart Indiana. Vine Rebekah lodge circle plans District Past Noble Grand meet in Brunswick Ohio. Mrs George Jackson and daughter Wendolyn with Mrs Amy Ingraham visited friends in Sullivan.
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Exchange Club
Resterdar
Lynds Jones
Herbert S Arnold
Cheriin Junior League
East College Eet
Margaret Chapin
W. F. Gravit
Elkhart, Indiana
Gene Holderman
Noble Grand Circle
Vine Rebekah Lodge
District Past Noble
Brungwick
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Amy Ingraham
Sullivan
Oil shipments to Italy may be halted
Geneva reports indicate informal talks have begun with Standard Oil and Royal Dutch to possibly stop oil shipments to Italy. The Russian petroleum syndicate and Anglo-Persian are expected to join any agreement, according to trustworthy sources.
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Geneva
Standard OH
Royal Dutch
Italy
Russian Petroleum Syndicate
Anglo-Persian
Death notices and funeral services for local officials and residents
A string of death notices and funeral announcements from Lorain and nearby areas details services for Lois Morgan and other residents. Entries mention burial at Ridgelawn, church rites led by Reverend Ledge, and relatives including siblings and spouses. Additional notices cover Irwin Stand and several others with upcoming funeral plans and burial arrangements in local cemeteries.
Penalty Measures and Italy in Early League Tactics
The article outlines steps in the League's embargo against Italy over its Ethiopian actions. It details a staged penalties plan including an oil and goods embargo, a credit and financial boycott, and potential cuts to exports like olives, cheese, and copper. Sub committees study embargo scope, with Italy likely to face extended pressure before financial exhaustion.
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Britain
France
Mediterranean
Austria
Heneaty
Albania
League
Teague
Italy
Ethiopia
Tein
Belgium
Credit Dborcott
Geneva
Boscott
Errnomice
Poland
Spain
Canada
Erlands
Sweden
Switzer
Turkey
Roumzeria
Tlsague
Delay Decision On Lorain Rate Case
Lorain city officials and the Ohio Public Service Co face a delayed ruling after the electors request a rebuttal brief. The commission will not issue a decision on the electric rate dispute until briefs are filed, with the case potentially moving toward an early decision.
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Columbyvs
South Amherst Man Fined By Justice
South Amherst resident Frank Martin was fined after a court appearance. The state police reported the incident, with the case noting the fine amount and the conduct leading to the judgment.
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South Amherst
Frank Martin
Joseph Pe
Pol Brre
Bicycle Stolen Near Brown Hotel Reported
A bicycle theft is reported near the Brown Hotel at 311 Eo Avenue. The owner, Tenn Steba, states the bike was last seen at 310 yesterday by the street beside the Brown Hotel. Esstele
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Tenn Steba
Eo Avenue
Rasried
Brown Hotel
Esstele
Italian War Prospects Weakened by Ethiopian Conflict
Fragmentary notes discuss Italian ambitions in Africa and the Ethiopian war. Mentions heads of state, opposition to withdrawal, and potential shifts in control of eastern territories. References include mentions of Latadra and possible League of Nations involvement and redrawn borders in Africa.
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Latadra Orn
Nightly unrest as bands raid northern towns
Reports describe raids near Santa Ana and Magdalena with estimates of up to one hundred attackers moving northward. Authorities canceled details and residents watched for armed bands as garrisons in northern Mexico posted limited information while rumors swirled of a canton south of the area and a posse’s fatal confrontation.
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Setae
Taidea
Marrh
Santa Ana
Magdalena
Here
Mexico
Poultry Market Report Shows Weak Prices and Mixed Beans
A partial market brief outlines weak poultry and mixed grain quotes with farm prices noted for various items. It lists cash quotations, seed and feed values, apples, and new crop prices, including spring wheat and a second cut forage, with agents Dowhike referenced for mill feeds.
Elsman Arrested On Barber Shop Charge
A person identified as Elsman was arrested on a barber shop charge following a warrant sworn to by Hartman. The state barber inspector, alerted by law, is connected to the case. The arrest occurred on the HB street area and involves a fourth district commotion according to Flartmen.
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Elsman
HB Street
P Toon
Br Hartman
Flartmen
Oberlin Man Fined On Liquor Charge
Oberlin resident Carl Parze, 45, was fined costs after a liquor possession arrest by Patrolman M. E. Wimstead at 2:45 a.m. He was found with a pint in his shirt and contraband in the car. Police officer Olmstead questioned him about the missing search warrant and bail pins were noted.
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W. H. Vansap
Carl Parze
Oberlin
M. E. Wimstead
Payne
Glinstead
Broad
West Avenne
Olmstead
Tne
Parne
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Ysadore J. Baer
John A Knipper
William A. Chamberlain, Jr
Wma A. Chamberlain
Azas L. H. Nash
Court Street
Elstia
Ghia
Charlies
Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
Mont Ine
Ang
K. Mathers
Reznor
E. FL Whitney & Son
Broad Street
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Hotel Hollenden Furnishings
Ledge
Tesnette Kelling
Jeanette Rens
M Herri
Sheffield
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Welsh
Fred Dernier
R. D.J . Wess
LaGrange O
Glorr Granz Sur
Edit T.andiwa Ecer
Nori Alton Hess
Clevelan
Brethers
Ford
Ray Dernier
McAlpine
LaGrange
Ita Z
Geaden
Harargree
League Council
Elyria Electric & Music Store
West Ave
Sibley & Sprague
Howes-Huwertarket
Eorage Stas Staniards
Sigrdaras, de
Silgbiy
Medker
Papps
Ike JI
Neaurby Pracice Market
Schwind
Picture Store
Phcilees
Second Street
E. Bridge St
Newell
Alice Berry
Jack Ellsworth
Hanna Grill
New Orleans
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Co
Robert J. Harding
Oxford
LEE Whitney Co
East Ave
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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