Blaze Extinguished In Auto Behind W T Grant Store
A store employee at the W T Grant Company on Broad Street quickly put out a car fire on Depot Street behind the store yesterday afternoon before firefighters arrived. The blaze, caused by a backfire igniting leaking gasoline, was confined to the vehicle owned by A Stanford of 504 Broad Street with no damage reported.
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W. T. Grant Company
Broad Street
Depot Street
A. Stanford
Kyremen
Sight Saving Talk Given At Elyria YMCA Meeting
The Sight Saving Council of Elyria explained its campaign to YMCA members led by R E Trever ton of Nela Park Cleveland. Visual demonstrations covered proper lighting and improper lighting. The club’s Halloween celebration plans were reported by two committees with William Tenry, George Trouserman, Howard Crooks on refreshments and Wilbus Gaston chairing the stunts committee.
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Elyria
Sight Saving Council of
Young Men's Club
R. E. Treverton
Nela Park
Cleveland
William Tenry
George Trouserman
Howard Crooks
Wilbus Gaston
Death Record for Mrs A St Krugman
Mrs A St Krugman widow of August Krugman died at three this morning at 415 Thirteenth Street after a week long illness On her seventy first birthday She was born in Mecklenberg Sehworth Germany and lived in Elyria over 50 years She belonged to St John s Lutheran Church Surviving seven children twenty four grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services Friday at 2 PM at St Johns Lutheran Church with Arminsenroeder officiating Burial in Elyria cemetery
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A ST Krugman
Re Krugman
August Krugman
Thirteenth Street
Krugman
Mecklenbure
Sehworth
Germany
Elyria
St. John's Lutheran Church
Joe Todgers
Willan Struck
John Schaefer
Harmond Fraegert
William A. Krugman
North Ridwestils
Trehard J. Bruemay
Cleveland
Lawrenra J. Krugman
Ereat
Heir Fridatermgon
Ve Jai Lome
St. John’s Luthrran Rhareh
Arminsenroeder
Cleveland grocer dispute seen as quick settlement
President don Hartford would back down from withdrawing the company from the Cleveland ALC amid discouragements from all sides. The National Labor Relations Board today intertook srt Utment of the Dieveland clair crocery dispute while administration later viewed as rapidiss
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Don Hartford
Cleveland
ALC
Court House Divorces and Civil Suit Filed in Lorain Area
Brigeta Giurasin of Lorain sues Sam Giurasin for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, married in 1923. Helen W. Cook sues Daniel H. Cook for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty, married in 1929. D Clawson of Elyria sues Margaret Cullin for 14.73 for groceries and meats, appealed from Justice Petro's court. Cecil Thomas sues Gensem Maine Thomas for divorce on extreme cruelty, married in 1920.
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Brigeta Giurasin
Lorain
Sam Giurasin
Helen W. Cook
Daniel H. Cook
D. Clawson
Elyria
Common Pleas
Margaret Cullin
Joseph Petro
Cecil Thomas
Gensem
Maine
Phantom Elk Herd Found in Yukon Remote Wilds
Edmonton report on a six week expedition led by Harry Snyder and M J Shearer finding the legendary phantom herd of elk about 7 miles north of the My River in Yukon. The party also found evidence that the white Dali sheep with black tails still roam Northern British Columbia. They plan to return next year to capture specimens.
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Edmonton
Alta
Yukon
Harry Snyder
Montreal
M. J. Shearer
Rifle
British Columbia
Snyder
My River
Threats Loom Over President Roncevelt Labor Talks
Messy notes describe threats to President Roosevelt as Cleveland and Washington labor board talks falter over a 19 percent unionization demand. Officials from New Deal era bodies monitor the standoff as razor thin chances for agreement fade, with widespread strikes feared among major grocery operators and union labor.
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Srowi
Roncevelt.s
Industri Pre Jona
Tea Crospany
Jeff York
Ebarton
Cleveland
Crs
Washington
Com Ta
United States
Doc Stork Delivers 23rd Child in Sapulpa Family
In Sapulpa Oklahoma Mrs Horn aged 38 welcomed her 23rd child, Hubert Leroy, born to Joe Tom Horn, a FERA laborer, marking twenty three births in twenty one years of marriage. Ten of the children are living.
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Doc Stork
Joe Tom Horn
Sapulpa
Okla
FERA
Oberlin High To Debate In Ohio League Again
Oberlin High School debate team will enter the Ohio High School Debate League again. The team has participated since its seven years, finishing second in district meets the past two years. The league is sponsored by Ohio State University with Donald W. Riley directing.
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Oberlin High
Oberlin
O. Qetsv
Oberlin High School
Devate
Ohio High Sch
Depatiis Leacrvn
Vai 'Qherip
Durin
Partiepaind
Theria
Ersup
Oberin Higa
Omee
Rayer
Cleve
Fsigh
Lear Gs
Ohio State University
Donald W. Riley
Division of Public Speaking
Family Night at First Methodist Church In North-Pine Conference
The First Methodist church plans a Family Night on November 1 with a 4 PM supper and a discussion on church school problems led by newly appointed Dr. Joseph E Pri. The event aims to promote religious education and will feature a session of community fellowship.
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First Methodist Church
Joseph E Pri
Budget balancing efforts and New Deal measures discussed
A district political meeting outlined attempts to balance the 10 far budget amid uncertain industry employment. Speakers praised NRA renewal, farm relief, Home Loan Act, and RFC aid, while challenging opponent Senator Fess’s four fifths claim. Harter defended supporting the president, noting home loans and economic gains, as crowds heard from mayor and county candidates.
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NRA
T Am
Bne
RFC
Senate
Simeon Fess
Fess
Bulkley
Harter
Martin J. Davey
Vic Donaheey
Thirty Tornadoes in Seventy Four Days
A March last year tornado outbreak hit eight Tennessee counties and three in Kentucky, followed by dozens of storms across fifteen states. The American Red Cross led relief, with Nashville fundraising and volunteers from Knoxville aiding Pruden and other towns, while thousands faced loss.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
Red Cross
Nashville
Knoxville
Pruden
Sullivan County
The
Louisiana
Minden
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Cumberland
Red Grass
America
Truckers accuse unions of coercion amid dispute at A P
Thomas Ferrell, secretary of the Cleveland Federation for Labor, faces claims that 14 drivers were held for 14 hours in a garage by union men while one company operator says labor leaders refused to arbitrate. Leck alleges forced non-union hiring and truckers pressured not to load at warehouses. Farrell denies aiding the intimidation.
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I Moshusten
Regsentanves
Tisepy
Lester Whetsoe
Wooh
Lowres
John Celford
Cain
Tlaher
Fed
Laher
Mnga
Thomas Ferrell
Cleveland Federation For Labor
Turreal
William F Leck
Reserve Trucking Co
Teampeters
Leck
Regional Labor Board
Farrell
Ife
Farell
Leek
Gur Fisht
Marriage case in Lorain trial hinges on mental state
The case centers on Miss Le’s marriage to Walter Wattuint, contested for years by powers and a common law union with Carrie. Dr. Hudson Ross testified Miss Lee was in a highly nervous state after the shooting, while the defense argues she was mentally irresponsible for her actions, including the events following a beating by Mike.
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Harry Ies
Carree
Tess
Walter Wattuuit Steno
Callel
Iver
Mies Lee
Theoromers Mayest
Lorain
Mike
Hudson Ross
Lorain City
Lem
Puysteria
Lorain Democrats Seek Reconciliation at United Democracy Meeting
A Lorain County United Democracy gathering aimed to heal rifts between old and new deal factions. Kiefer's Band of Lorain entertained. Rev. Rafferty delivered the invocation. Rev. Auld gave the benediction as leading members from both sides attended the reception committee.
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Kiefer
Lorain
I. Rafferty
St. Anthony's Church
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
United Democracy of
Lorain County
Old Scottish love rite and the Absolutist State
A Scots custom for gauging romance used two hazelnuts with names to burn, foretelling a prosperous union if they burned together or a bad outcome if they drifted apart. The text notes Europe’s shift from divine rights of kings to the divinity of the Absolute State.
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Europe
Threats to drivers noted amid non union tensions
The report cites threats directed at drivers while non union workers express support for a fellow member. The fragment implies intimidation efforts within a labor dispute and highlights tensions between organized labor and independent drivers.
Market items and prices from Cleveland area listings
A dense roundup of market entries shows prices and items across cattle, calves, sheep and lambs, poultry, eggs, and produce. Notable entities include Leghorn fowls, poultry terms, and various regional market references, with scattered price figures and weights across multiple categories.
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Cleveland
Medim
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