Acquittal of Maschke Won't Halt County Fund Probe
Cleveland Oct 20 Maurice Maschke Republican leader and four others were acquitted on embezzlement charges from the Cuyahoga County treasury. State examiners continue probing a $477000 shortage. findings will be presented to the grand jury after completion. Several indictments remain against Walter Cook Alex Bernstein and Joseph Lange.
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Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
P. L. A. Lieghley
Lieghley
Common Pleas Court
Maschke
Alex Bernstein
Herman H. Finkle
Henry H. Beckerman
Charles Bernstein
Walter E. Cook
Cook
Treasury
Joseph F Lange
Bernstein
Lange
Republican
Bernsteins
Finkle
Beherman
Pocahontas Oil Announces 5 Percent Pay Rise
Douglas Campbell president of Pocahontas Oil announces a five percent salary increase for more than 300 Cleveland employees. He notes business surpassed a record 11 years last weekend and a further five percent rise may follow in a month if conditions warrant to offset a 10 percent cut made in May. The company operates in Cleveland on a cooperative plan.
Man says four took dog in daylight theft
Tom Chambers reports four men coaxed his dog from the yard on Middle Avenue yesterday morning and fled with the animal. The incident prompted a police report.
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Tom Chambers
Middle Avenus
PLAN FARMERS INSTITUTES FOR 1933 DATES SET
Conference of 42 members at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building discussed the 1933 Farmers Institutes to be held in 10 Lorain County communities during January and February. J P Schmidt outlined methods to improve programs and financing and stressed the institutes’ broad community reach. Scheduled dates include Columbia January 9 10 Ridgeville January 11 12 Huntington January 16 17 Pittsfield Russia January 28 19 Brighton January 20 21 Henrietta January 23 24 Brownhelm January 25 26 Eaton January 27 28 Belden February 9 10 Carlisle date pending finalization.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Columbia
Ridgeville
Huntington
Pittsfield-Russia
Brighton
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Eaton
Belden
Carlisle
Former Lorain player fined for disorderly conduct
Julius Chaszur, ex Lorain high football player, was fined 35 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor W. H. Van Oster. Police say he resisted arrest when a disturbance was threatened at a dance hall Tuesday night.
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Julius Chaszur
Lorain High
Chaszur
W. H. van Oster
Police Revolver Team Tops Chilean Contingent in Close Duel
Police squad won 615 to 546 against a Chilean team. Individual scores: Parker 156 Olmstead 157 Hamlin 154 Walton 148. Civilians led by G Kelling 169 Hart 150 Haury 161 Art Foss 94. Also notes supper meetings of Juror and Senior Hi Y clubs and junior meeting times. A chimney fire at 225 Ohio street caused minor damage. Local fines issued for intoxication and disorderly conduct in recent arraignments.
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Parker
Olmstead
Hamlin
Walton
G. Kelling
Hart
Haury
Art Foss
Robert Goacher
MW. C
R. D. Perry, Jr
Ohio Street
Elsna
Local court rulings highlight wage and damages suits
In And About The Court House Frank Tomsic won a verdict for 1000 dollars against Dr E O S Brown by a jury in Judge W B Thompsons court for wages. Nicholas Hornyak of Lorain filed suit against Anna Hornyak trustees seeking partition of Lorain property. Elmer Bischoff of Amherst sued Theodore Kuntz of Lorain for 529 dollars for injuries from a July collision at North Ridge and Leavitt roads. A suit by D B Jenkins against Ralph and Mabelle Thornton of Elyria for 543 dollars for groceries and meats was dismissed today at Jonkin's costs.
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Frank Tomsic
E. O. S Brown
W. B. Thompson
Nicholas Hornyak
Lorain
Anna Hornyak Trustees
Elmer Bischoff Amherst
Theodore Kuntz
North Ridge
Leavitt Roads
Common Pleas Court
D .B. Jenkins
Ralph and
Mabelle Thornton
Elyria
Jonkin
14 Pound Beet On Display In Elyria Window
Teofi T. Lament of Foster avenue displays a 14 pound 24 inch beet at the Ohio Public Service Company window. He notes a 17 pound beet grown in his garden beatable but says the smaller one is better for exhibition, saying no local farmer has raised a larger specimen.
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Teofi T. Lament
Foster Avenue
Ohio Public Service Company
Elyria
Viola D Romans Heads Ohio W C T U
Mrs Viola D Romans of Columbus was elected president of the Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union at the annual convention in Cleveland. Florence D Richard of Toledo, who led the group for 21 years, retired as president amid tears from about 500 delegates. Frances E Fuller of Madison retired as treasurer and Mary Erwin of Xenia was expected to be elected vice president as officers were to be named later.
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Cleveland
Viola D. Romans
Columbus
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
Romans
Florence D. Richard
Toledo
Richard
Frances E. Fuller
Madison
Mary Erwin
Xenia
White Ribbon
Roosevelt Attacks Hoover Budget Handling During Campaign
The piece reports Roosevelt assailing the Hoover administration over deficits and budget honesty. He labels Metlin’s post 1929 receipts-expenditures forecast as a gamble and demands loyalty to the Democratic platform before any appointment. He cites Speaker Garner’s review as evidence of congressional obstruction to balancing the budget.
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Hoover
Metlon
Roosevelt
Congress
House
John Garner
Death Notice Lorinda Sutter and Michael Gusky
Lorinda Sutter died October at her Chestnut Ridge home leaving husband Fred and two sisters Mrs. Lovina Bainbridge and Mrs. Helen Jenness. Funeral from the late home with Rex Kuhn officiating. Burial in Fields. Michael Gusky of 1307 East Avenue funeral Saturday 9 AM Holy Cross Church burial St. Marys Cemetery Grafton.
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Chestnut Ridge
Fred
Lovina Bainbridge
Fields
Helen Jenness
Cleveland
Rex. Kuhn
North Olmsted
Michael Gusky
East Avenue
Holy Cross Church
Lawrence Budny
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Grafton
Economic focus shifts as leaders dodge beer controversy
Wills and President Ford emphasize economic measures to balance the federal budget while avoiding the beer issue. Ford plans to address questions from opponents in Detroit, with a 13 stop train tour through West Virginia and Ohio cities including Charleston Huntington Kenova Ironton Portsmouth Waverly Chillicothe Circleville Columbus Delaware Marion Fostoria Toledo.
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Iloner
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White House
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Huntington
Kenova
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Ohio
Ironton
Portsmouth
Waverly
Chillicothe
Circleville
Columbus
Delaware
Marion
Fostoria
Toledo
Pile Sufferers urged to try Hem-Roid tablets
An advertisement touts Hem-Roid as the only internal remedy for piles, claiming it removes itching bleeding and protruding folds by stimulating circulation and healing dead tissue. It promises money back and urges readers to buy a bottle from doctors and druggists.
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J . Leonhardt
Man Bound Over For Assault With Intent To Kill
W. J. Mulholland of Middle Ridge Road was bound to the grand jury under 5000 dollars bond after arraignment for assault with intent to kill. Deputies arrested him at 3 a m as he threatened Mrs. Mulholland with a knife and fled in a chase across East avenue. The case centers on an earlier incident at their home ending with police involvement and Mulholland later found threatening his wife again at a local hotel before being linked to the Middle Ridge report.
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W. J. Mulholland
Middle Ridge Road
Joseph Petro
Fred Brownsworth
William Holst
East Avenue
Brownsworth
Mulholland
Mulhosford
Mullelland
Middle Ridge
Bond Set At 590 For Cleveland Man In Auto Theft Case
Nick LaRocco of Cleveland was arraigned before Major W H Vanroster on auto theft charges. He was released from county jail yesterday on a bond of 590 pending grand jury investigation.
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Nick LaRocco
Cleveland
W H Vanroster
Extradition Ordered for Rada Maskeich alias Nick Miller
Governor White ordered the extradition from Elyria to Philadelphia of Rada Maskeich alias Nick Miller. He was indicted in 1959 on charges of larceny and receiving stolen property. The record notes timing and location of the action.
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Columbus. G
White
Rada Maskeeich
Nick Miller
Elyria
Philadelphia
Maskeeich
Women ускор clothing project plans shift in Lorain County
Lorain County women favor clothing work over food for the upcoming season. Extension agents report three groups from across the county met at Elyria to launch an earlierstart clothing program with state specialists Miss Alma Garvin and Mrs Bertha Everhart. The move aims to utilize home grown products and remodeling skills while adding stain removal training.
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Lorain County Farm
County Agricultural Extension Service
Elyria
Alma Garvin
Ohiogate University
Ohio Public Sersion Company
Miss Garvin
Sblyria
Yeverday
Miss Bird
Delivery address and contact notice for Oberlin Chronicle
OBERLIN 88 South Pleasant Street AIRS ESTHER ALFSEN. If you miss your Chronicle or have any delivery complaint call William Bell at phone 222 W.
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South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Henrys Wedding Play Slated by Oberlin Odd Fellows
Oberlin O Oct 2 Henrys Wedding a three act comedy of married life will be staged by 125 local residents in the high school auditorium Thursday and Friday October 27 and 28 under the auspices of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs directed by Ellen Firewood of the Universal Producing Company. The story follows a bachelor groom of 55 who marries a widow of 45 while a rival nephew plots a 100000 bequest, with a Beaux and Belles of grandma's time, Mystic Shrine musicians and a chorus of 30 high school girls in the cast.
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Henry
Oberlin
The
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
America
Ellen Fireooed
Universal Producing Company
Jack
Belles
Algo the Colored Brethren
Sisters of the Mystic Shrine
Democrats Form Roosevelt Club in Oberlin Meet
Democrats in Oberlin gathered last evening to form a Roosevelt club during a meeting at a local home. The event established a new party group aimed at supporting Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Oberlin
City Budget Deficit Warning and Protest Letter
Council records reveal a 1933 budget debate with calls to cut wages to curb a $10,000 to $20,000 shortfall. Councilman Tallor urges decisive wage reductions, criticizing slow policy and predicting a deficited year without clear repayment plans. He plans to publish the protest letter to press the issue publicly.
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Vane Exn
Cita
Anthorite
WM. D. Tallor
Master and Servant Caricature on Kitchen Costs
An old caricature shows a master lamenting high butcher bills and empty food, while the servant protests that good fare always reaches the dining room. A child leading a blind man is praised with painters, though a child yelling into a deaf ear is not picturesque.
Markets feed and grain reports from Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland market notes show butter prices and poultry demand with assorted fowl and turkey prices, while potato and wheat futures reflect mixed trading. Chicago cash quotations list butter eggs and poultry prices, plus grain bids for corn oats and wheat, with receipts and class quotes for dairy and meats.
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United Status
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Club
South Dakota
Idaho
Rusgets
Enduring Nationhood in Old Revolutionary Times
In the long run many relics survive as poetry, fatherland sculpture and architecture. Revolutionary days featured elections that lasted three days with speeches, drinking, sailing, and frequent fighting.
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Pater
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