Fatal Street Crash Claims Lorain Reporter
Samuel Bader 27 of Lorain faces manslaughter charges over a late Saturday crash on Lodi Street that killed Joh Love 26, a reporter for the Lorain Journal. Love died instantly when his car collided with Bader’s vehicle and struck a pole. Bader and witness Edmond Eglinshe were hospitalized and questioned. A memorial hospital report cites a fractured skull as the cause. Funeral plans set for 2 pm Tuesday at Reichlin, Reidy and Scanlan Funeral Home.
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Samuel Bader
Fed Avenue Lorain
Joh UC
Love
Oberlin Avenue
Lo Rain
The
Loan Journal
Bade
Lodi Street
Bs Baders
West Rive Street
Polite
Dent
Bader
Edmond Eglinshi
Liginsslou Avenue
Lorain
Vac
Mack Looper
Lodstreet Wr
Fred Cornell
Cornell Avenue
Lod
Eghnell
Parker
Fred Zarnke
Biron Gibson
E. Sawyer
C. E. Barnhart
Sudie
Memorial Hospital
Sudio
Thew Shovel Company
John C Love
Kenneth
Charles
Reichlin, Reidy and Scanien
Water Department Extends Hours For Bill Payments
The city water department office will stay open from 6 30 p m to 9 p m today for water bill collections, announced by Service Director F A Underhill. The last collection day hours apply to southern district today, eastern area payments due the 20th, and western section payments due the 18th.
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City Water Department
F A Underhill
The Weather Forecast Ohio Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Ohio forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Warmer air will move in from the west tonight, bringing a slight rise in temperatures in western portions.
Churchmen Arrive For Northeast Ohio Annual Conference
Official from the Methodist Episcopal Church arrive in Elysia to prepare for the opening of the twenty third Northeast Ohio Annual Conference session. 1,100 ministers listed including presiding bishop J D Green and conference secretary L E Rush with district superintendents from Akron Cambridge Barnesville Canton Cleveland Mansfield and other districts.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Elysia
Northeast Ohio
Lomor
Liue
T G Richardson
Philadelphia
J D Green
Bucyrus
L E. Rush
Worthington
F. Hinman
Loudonville
Treasure
Edvin Kirby
Akron
Clark W Cooper
Cambrdge-Barnesville
W. O Hawkins
Ganton
W. W. Dieterich
Cleveland
J J. Wyeth
Mansfield
Vernon Wade
Renewal of Three Mill Levy In Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville Board of Education announced a renewal request for the three mill levy for the Rural School District at the November election. The board notes the levy is not a tax increase, relies on a 10 year history, and warns that with the 10 mill limit starting January 1 operation may be difficult without legislative relief. If approved this fall the district could stay open until March 1, but continued operation after that date hinges on quick legislative action. Board members express hope Ridgeville residents will vote to maintain the levy.
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Ridgeville Township
Ridseville Board of Education
Sears
Ridgeville
Violent Explosion Rocks Charred Morro Castle Hull
A violent explosion rocked the charred hull of the Morro Castle today at Asbury Park New Jersey. The blast was heard ashore and followed by smoke from the stacks and amidships as fire spread to an oil storage tank, delaying efforts aboard the ship.
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Asbury Park
Morro Castle
Richberg Sees Gains Under New Deal In Disputed Survey
Washington reports former official Richberg’s final New Deal survey credits and debits. Gains include over four million reemployed, 657 thousand plus public works jobs, farm income rise, and $6 billion in relief loans with $2 billion repaid. Debits note five million families needing relief, monthly relief costs at $128 million, unemployed totals unavailable, and 15.06 million work applications.
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Washington
Donald R Richberg
Roosevelt
Richbesg Ienot
Biya
Nine Killed in Ohio Accidents Over Weekend
Reports say an airfield crash and several car wrecks in Ohio killed nine and injured fourteen. Arnold Hass of Logansport was struck by a plane propeller after a collision at Dayton airport. Two 19 year old girls were jailed near Toledo. victims include Bessie Ruble of Toledo who was to wed next week and Betts Jane Woods of Ratson. A newspaper woman, Charles Biohan Worthington, and sister of Dr Marie Milsworth, also died in an auto crash near Elisto Wis.
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Oho
United Press
Arnold Hass
Logansneil iInd
Dayton Munirpal
Toledo
Bessie Ruble
Betts Jane Woods
Ratson
John C Love
Elsi
Wis
Charles Biohan Worthington
Marie Milsworth
First Methodist Episcopal
van Wert
Slight Increase In Schedule At Tube Plant
A modest rise in operations is shown for National Tube Companys Lorain plant as it resumes after a one week shutdown to accumulate orders. One blast furnace and five open hearth furnaces will run next week, with the Bessemer converter on a four day single turn and various mills and skelp lines scheduled to operate according to steel conditions.
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National Tube Companys
Lorain
Bessemer
Butt
Morro Castle Disaster Claims Many Lives at Sea
Aboard the Morro Castle a fire raged from Saturday morning, killing many as rescue teams battled waves and heat along the New Jersey coast. Officials report 177 dead at noon with 558 aboard, while unofficial counts list 186 missing and 372 survivors. Investigators seek to determine why alarms were delayed and how the tragedy could have been averted. Continued on Page 2.
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Asblay Park
U. S. Morro Castle
Morro Castle
Asblay Park N J
Marie Castle
Stem
Stein
United Press
New York
Havana
Textile strike enters the ind week amid fears of bloodshed
The textile strike moves into its second week with stalled arbitration prospects and possible new violence. Sloan rejects a union plan for peaceful settlement while union leader Gorman presses for mandatory arbitration headed by Gov Wanamaker. Mill owners seek extra time as pickets marshal nationwide to protect facilities. Local casualties rise to eleven with Honea Path fighting inflaming fears. Authorities deploy thousands of guards across the Carolinas and Rhode Island while additional workers prepare to walk out.
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United Press
Washington
George A Sloan
Francis Jo Gorman
Sloan
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Gorman
T P Wo Todas Tl
Nogid
John G Wanant
New Hampshire
Protei! Mills
Honea Path
North
South Carolina
Union Feaders
Fitine
Nomis
New England
Rhode Island
Sayleaville
Dle
Wednday
Lorain County Budget Cuts Suggested at 13.5 Percent
The Citizens Budget Study Committee urged $91,839 cuts or 13.5 percent of the 1935 total budget at a public hearing. They call for 10 to 59 percent reductions across divisions and 10 to 40 percent in offices, with a 50 percent cut for the contingent expense fund. They emphasize savings beyond salaries, citing revenues, tax limits, and comparisons with other counties.
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Citizens Budget Study Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Lorain County
Ohio
Citizens’ Committee
Warnimz
Justice of the Peace
Board of Revision
Loraim Courts Auditors
Board of Elections
Citizens’ Budget Stud) Committee
Budget Office
Eee Caer
Common Pleas Court
Avera
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John C. Love
Water Dept
S. S Morro Castle
New Jersey
Traga
Righberg
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