Mexico City Says It Sold Arms to Spain in 1936
Sept 1 Nee To Span reports President Lazar C Cardenas defended arms sales to Spain in a speech opening Congress. He said Spain asked for war material and Mexico granted the request, placing 20 000 seven millimeter rifles and 26 000 000 Mealian cartridges at Vera Cruz port for delivery.
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Mexico City
Maextro
Spain
Lazar C Cardenas
Gordon Ardaz
Cardenas
Vera Cruz
Charges Against Ohio Relief Commission Spark Resignation
Ohio state statistician Hughes resigns, alleging the State Relief Commission polices are shaped by political expediency and that facts on insufficient food allowances are suppressed. He asserts nonpartisan service is impossible under current administration and calls for transfer of relief duties to federal authorities.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
Ite
Andene
Hughes
China
Commissio
Tive
Pesent Relief Commission
Hiss
Farme: State Relief Commission
Commission
Qhio Hughes
Jay
Us&s Department of Agriculture
LA Department of Labor
Reler Commission
Jerenth Hughes
Sartor Reports Rising Air Mail Use at Elsila Post Office
Postmaster Sartor notes growing air mail activity as Livtians adopt faster service. He cites 283 air mail offices nationwide and low 1 cent per ounce rates as drivers. An Ohio network of terminals in Akron Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo aids rapid delivery, with notable letters reaching San Francisco in about 20 hours. The post office seeks Congress funds to expand routes as air mail volume climbs.
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Elsila
Sartor
Satter
San Francisco
Elvain
California
Uslor
Ohio
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Post Office Department
Congress
Piaye
Death Record of WILLIAM TANEY SEGUR GRAFTON S
William Taney Segur of Grafton and Wesburn dies after prolonged illness at his Wechanie Street home. He lived in Grafton 57 years and formerly in Wesburn on Ansville. His wife died a year ago after their golden wedding. Survived by two daughters and four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at the late home in Gidton, burial at Butter nur Ridge Cemetery.
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William Taney Segur
Grafton
William Lanty Serur
Snl
Vrs
OA Hiluer
Clidus Hees
Wiss Garnarte Osteter
Matte Kenvan
New York
Idtton
Butternur Ridge
Eaton Ladies To Elect Officers In Fall Meeting
The Tadis Aid of the Eaton Church of Christ will meet at Mick K Stevnson's home this Thursday to elect officers and discuss fall program. The event highlights ongoing community activity and includes remarks by local figures on mission efforts and church leadership.
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Tadis
Eaton Church of Christ
Mick K Stevnson
Connrarchs
Gary Ti Wess Fang Pockessionary
Blaine
Five Lorain County Girls Seek Honors At State Fair
Five Lorain County girls voyage to Columbus to pursue state Fourth Club honors at the Ohio State Fair. They have won county health contest, state revue, and two demonstration contests, with seven additional girls awaiting reports on exhibits and patterns. Local club advisors accompany them as they compete in health, demonstrations, and exhibit categories, alongside other county entrants at the fair.
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Rise Loran
Columbus
Fe Buss
Lorain County
Ohio
Columbus Wall
Tomerow Maude
Hearts of Gold
Miss Hose
Harold Lang
Belden
Eleanor Petty
Henrietta Four Closers
le Resue
Tara County Ais
Selma Smyth
Gulf Road
Buchev
Death Calls Again In Raccoon Family
A family of four baby raccoons isolated on Fiarrison street when their mother was killed. Two remain after another died, with one rescued and cared for by Edward Shiuho on Columbus street. The other was kept by Visehka. WPA projects to fight a coal mine fire in Hochinge counties will begin with a ten day effort.
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Fiarrison Street
Otto Ko Weechha
Harrison Street
Tran
Haeren
Edward Shiuho
Columbus Street
Visehka
Eatinszuish
Streat Eld
Perryated
Hochinge
George Carr
Ohio Horses Capture Honors At State Fair
Ohio owned horses dominated the state fair horse shows on September 1, with residents securing top ribbons across eleven open classes. Venturing from Delawaire and Glenview to Merietta, horses from Valhalla Farm and White Star Farm earned wins in saddle horses, stallions, and gaited divisions, led by notable entries such as Rhumba Fina and The Title Hebet Bettsdot Stables.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Lantiants Thom
Valhalla
Delawie
Wiss
Virginita Penfeld
Chrots
Delawire
Whote Star Farm
Georse Pries Jr
Bien Qu
Grainville
Hills Acre Farm
Delatie Farm
Glenview
Rhumba Finatasyv
Valhalla Tarm
Delawaie
Gorgeous Star
Delaware Touwrth
Glovana Star
White Star Farm
Delaware
Hebet Bettsdot
Willian & Leche Merietta
Stahe
Staldi
Valhalla Farms
Lelaware
Flhurmba Bhantass
Deliware
Allion
Shasge O Neil
Youth Receives Advice After Car Trial At Avon
Chief Stankard gives guidance on a reasonable trial period for a used car. Patrolman Jee retrieved a vehicle from a dealer for a police questioning session at Avon headquarters. The owner was allowed to drive home for a night but not to leave town as authorities assess the situation and intent.
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Rodeer
Avon
Elven
Panece
Foot Stankard
Todd
Gue
John Schmauth
Lou Tain
Polee
Fm Questionag
Iota
Philips Saint
Philip
Two Babies Die In Richland Farmhouse Fire
Two children, Donald age three and Leona age 15 months, died in a fire at a Richland County farm home while their parents were milking cows. The blaze began in a wood stave structure near Plymouth, Ohio. The parents, Mr and Mrs Clyde Cole, resided west of Plymouth and did not discover the fire until it was too late to save the children.
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Manseifid
Richland County
Donald
Leona
Clyde Cole
Plymouth
Ohta
Cole
Oberlin News Notes and Social Tidings
Oberlin community updates from Sept 7 recount visits and gatherings. Local residents travel to Cleveland and Ashtabula, visit relatives, and participate in regional events. Notables include Marynie Searles joining Oberlin Bureau of Appointments and Amy Ingraham returning to her daughter’s home in Amherst.
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Brickley
Batiuklow
Betty Siflen
Cleveland
Mies
South Mersant
Wiss Fyelyn Rorne
Lovam
Minas
Marynie Searles
Bureau of
Oberlin College
Amy Ingraham
Mie
Genres Jackson
Calharn
Amherst
Landon Heads to Des Moines for Drought Conference
Governor Landon plans a motor trip to Des Moines for the Drought conference, aiming to arrive with minimal demonstrations. He will meet President Roosevelt and Midwestern leaders, stay brief in Des Moines, and return to Lopez after an evening dinner, with a tentative train plan not finalized.
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Landon
Des Moines
Topfea Krans
Gos Alem Landon
Rewiblean Presiderntioal
Pope Ha
Des Votnes
Gslain Heoewall
Des
Mores
Court actions and civil suits span Beatrice area records
The court heard divorce petitions and neglect grounds involving Beatrice residents. Home Owners Poan Company sued for 2925 against Elahenroad and 212 against Syank Steser et al with mortgage foreclosures on Bliria property. Judge Guy B Findley granted Pauline Fster a divorce verdict and dismissed Mike Shamine in common pleas. A sheriff sought information on missing 4 year old Waitham from Stop 87 Sheffield.
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Poan Company
Ela Behenroad
Apainst Syank Steser Et al
Mortigeares
Bliria
Rebels push south as Madrid braces for renewed clash
Dispatches recount rebels advancing toward Madrid from the southwest while government troops prepare near Toledo and Seville. Reports note executions and mass trials of Castilian garrison members in Carabanchel and Alcázar positions as Francoist forces regroup under Gen Francisco Franco.
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Officri
Ai Weed
Francisco France
Spain
Caceres
Madrid
Toledo
Knox Carries Campaign Into New England
Campaign trail report shows Republican vice presidential nominee Frank Knox addressing crowds in Southern New England. He denounces New Deal recovery efforts as inadequate, blasts government control of labor and warns against labor unrest while promising monetary reform and protection against exploitation. Knox plans stops in Bridgeport, New Haven, New London, Hartford, Providence and other points as he argues for a fiscally restrained, pro manufacturing platform.
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WIUN
Frank
Povenuimient 15
New Deal
Pluklamm
Etanemic
Knox
Rhode Island
Repub
Rocks
Peaintonatia
Raasett Bay
Tandon
Governor Refuses Extradition Order For Chilton
Governor refuses extradition request from Oklahoma for Chilton, citing ongoing welfare concerns. The case involves a former inmate who escaped Granite State reformatory two years ago and faces a life sentence pending appeal.
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Chilton
Americans Eye Spain Evacuation Amid Civil Unrest
A formal Ames statement notes U S naval vessels were dispatched to Spanish waters to aid Americans in evacuating from danger as Spain’s civil strife worsens. Officials warn the route from Madrid westward could close soon due to actions by the Spanish government and rebel forces, and the embassy may shutter.
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Spain
Spanish
Nobangis
Cvariain
Tal
Eoamert
Wendel
Maduff
Hearse And Truck Collision Injures Nichols Funeral Boss
An accident on Route 57 near Gratton left 74 a om to day when a hearse driven by 8S R Nichols of Nichols Funeral Home collided with a truck piloted by Samuel Symons of Cleveland at LaPorte. Nichols suffered a severe head laceration. injuries to others were minor. Police and Sheriff Pan Chapman investigated. Several vehicles were damaged in ensuing crashes on Lake Avenue and nearby streets.
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R Nichols
Nichols Funeral Home
Middle Avenue
Gratton
Samuel Symons
Cleveland
LaPorte
Ridius
Richard Schmidthons
Sheiiff Pan Chapman
Donald Heignes
Wes Tom Heiner
Lorain
Uib
Lake Avenue
New Woodland Avenue
Pehce
Walia Varna
Joe Sprice
Hogar Driiven
Facc & Hmuty
Teytm Bo
Mondlagd
Poster
Joe Bell
Haris Gilbert
Chastnut Street
Binad Street
Kor Allen
Slasherman
Mire Reynolds
Depot Street
Washinton Avenue
Poive
Army Draft Of 900000 From Moscow Stirs Nation
Moscow reports 900000 draftees summoned into the army as a seasonal measure amid wartime mobilization. Officials note the 1915 class nearly half called, with 40000 to 50000 men serving as replacements as older cohorts are released and new 1918 entrants add to the ranks.
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Moscow
Night battle near railroad station claims casualties
Report describes heavy shelling and firefight as rebel leaders attempt to advance along a railway line three miles from a town. Loyalist forces countered with organized fire, signaling continued combat with significant casualties on both sides and explosions extending toward a nearby road.
Air Derby Pilots Begin Second Half Of Trip
Air Derby pilots resume their journey from Dallas toward Los Angeles as Bert Galbraith of Ballywood leads the pack aboard the Ruth Ciittecon Ve Derby. The first leg from Dallas to Big Springs, Lex, a 3.5 hour hop, ends with a lunch stop before continuing to El Paso for an overnight stay then on to California.
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Dallas
Tex
Ruth Ciittecon
Clevelaod
Los Angeles
Bert Galbraith
Ballywood
Big Springs
Lex
el Paso
California
Katherine Sin Fun Chebby
Falinwed
Calbatch
Masons Plan Parade for Dern Funeral at Mount Olives
The article describes a large public funeral procession for Dern with Mason orders, police control, and a private viewing in the capital building. President Roosevelt and other dignitaries were expected, with a ceremonial display along Mt Olivet road and a special tiara procession after services.
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Dern
Giavesine
Pavernors
Famels
Roosevelt
Dhoi Foye Lhans
Mt Oly
Laga
Roospeyelis
Teave Fry
Az Ii
Choateat
Mir
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