Lawyers Observe Anniversary Of The Constitution
Lorain County Bar Association observed the Constitution’s 150th anniversary with Judge D A Cook, Guy B Findley, and G A Resch speaking in Court Room No 1. Inden Cook traced colonial steps from 1774 to the Declaration. Findley noted the 55 attendees at the Constitutional Convention and the nine-state ratification rule. Resek discussed ratification and current Supreme Court appointment controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
G. A. Resch
Lorain
Inden Cook
England
Lexington
Findley
Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Resek
Divorces Filed and Court Actions Highlight Local Docket
Theresa Miller of Lorain seeks divorce from Burton Miller on neglect. Lucille Cornish files for divorce from Vernon Cornish of Eaton on neglect and excess drinking. William H. Manning sues for partition of Camden township property against Joseph Manning. Gwendolyn Young granted divorce from Paul Young on neglect and cruelty. Settlement of 1400 for delinquent alimony owed Alice McDonald by Dr. Bernard McDonald outlined. County commissioners may block a 440 bill for a dictaphone for the probate child aid division. Constitution Day program notes the 150th anniversary draft and impact discussed by Bar President Frank Stack and A H West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McDonald
Bernard McDonald
Common Pleas
Probate Court
Child Aid Department
Thomas Jefferson
Europe
Resek
Bar
Frank Stack
A. H. West
West
New Trial Sought in Taxpayers Suit Over Delinquent Penalties
Lilly T. Cairns of Lorain filed a new trial motion to enjoin County Auditor C. S. Kelser and County Treasurer Walter J. Wright from handling delinquent tax penalties collected 1930 to 1932 under the Ogrin act. Common Pleas Judge Gur B. Findley dismissed the petition after evidence showed both officials refused to comply, and he deemed the act unconstitutional. The motion listed insufficient evidence, legal error at the hearing, and manifest error on the record as grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly T. Cairns
Lorain
C. S. Kelser
Walter J. Wright
Common Preas
Gur B. Findley
Kelser
Wright
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Fragmentary OCR text presents a dispute over the reliability of statements in a democratic context. It hints at disagreements, recognition of errors, and a newspaper narrative about political debate, but lacks clear events, persons, or concrete outcomes.
Nine High School Officials Will Confer Here
Nine high school officials from northeastern Ohio will meet at Elyria High School next Friday afternoon to discuss guidance problems. C P Shively, Elyria High principal, chairs a sub committee of the Ohio High School Principals Association drafting a report. Members include P H Powers Karl E Whinnery John W Flood J C Miteres C C Tuck Marsden V Grubb G R Snyder W E Orcutt Glen C West.
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Ohio
Ely Ria High School
C. P. Shively
Elyria High
Shively
Ohio High School Principals' Association
P. H. Powers
Cleveland
Elyria High School
Elyria-Sandusky
Italy Pressed Over Nyon Pact Submarine Controversy
Nations opposed Mussolini demand to widen the Nyon pirate hunt to include surface ships and airplanes. Britain and France threaten enforcement against neutral commerce beyond Spanish waters. Nationalists face possible loss of belligerent rights as Loyalists look to renewed council recognition for 1927-1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Nyon
Mediterranean
Royal Navy
High Seas
Nazi Germany
League
Contested constitutional devotion and a dog bite report
A speaker warns that the Constitution binds all branches and must not be altered by Congress or the courts. Separately, Virginia Vayda is bitten by a dog owned by Jack Ryan. police report says Ryan will keep the dog confined after the incident on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Congress
Executive
Virginia Vayda
Jack Ryan
Ryan
Former Oberlin Resident Frances Gulick Jewett Dies in Honolulu
Frances Gulick Jewett wife of chemistry professor Frank Fanning Jewett died August 31 in Manea after a long illness. Born October 1, 1854 on Ponape she gained fame for Gulick Hygiene series and a biography of her father. She lived in Tokyo and Oberlin, later moving to Honolulu in 1923 where her husband died in 1926. Survived by brother Sidney L. Gulick of Honolulu. Davis Funeral Saturday for Charles H. Davis at Allen Hospital services set for 2:00 p.m.
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Oberlin
Sidney L. Gulick
Honolulu
Oberlin Friends Ts
Frances Gulick Jewett
Jewett
Frank Fanning Jewett
Manea
Jewett Wags
Ponape
Marshall Islands
Luther Halsey Gulick
American Board of Foreign Missions
Gulick Hygiene
Luther H. Gulick
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Man Is Victim Of Strychnine Poison On Broadway
A man identified as R. We Whited of Pendleton Oregon, about 30, was found unconscious along Broadway near Stop 35 last evening with signs of strychnine poisoning. Discovered by R A Diedrick and his wife driving by, he was taken to St Joseph's Hospital Lorain in critical condition. He appeared well dressed and lay with one arm extended along the highway.
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Broadway
R. We Whited
Pendleton
Ore
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
R. A. Diedrick
Morgan Street
Toledo Rates Spat Halts City Settlement Plan
The Toledo hearing on the commission plan stalled as Bricker urged a single date for all valuations while keeping Columbus findings as a basis. Attorneys debated adjusting Columbus figures to other cities and the court’s possible challenge for insufficient evidence. Observers from several cities watch as agreements allow using the Columbus record with cross examination rights later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Commission
Charles F. Schaber
Columbus
Bricker
Ohio Fuel Gag Co
Freeman Eagleson
Supreme Court
Sedseman Funeral Services and Local Farewell Notices
Dr. Nicholas Van der Pyl will conduct services with interment at Westwood Cemetery. Betty Wendt returns from Wai- Joon Lake, Michigan, and enrolls at Ohio Wesleyan University. Miss Wendt hosted by Miss Eva Welsh in Lorain. Numerous locals and visitors noted, including Mr. and Mrs. Lea Conings, Mrs. F. E. Smith, Mrs. RP. Jameson and Marjorie, Mrs. William Farrar, Mrs. C. F. Hales, Dr. F. R. Dew, Frank Felkner, Mr. Bracken, Mrs. Grace Nickoloff, and Miss May E. Day and Miss Catherine Andrus returning from camps and summers.
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Sedseman Funeral
Nicholas van der Pyl
Westwood Cemetery
Betty Wendt
College
Tace
Wai- Joon Lake
Michigan
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Lea Conings
North Professor Street
F. E. Smith
Evanston
RP. Jameson
Marjorie
Swmmer
Point Au Raril
Ontario
Canada
William Farrar
West Colese Street
Ani
E. G. Cooper
Loram
Redlands
Calif
F. R. Dew
North Pleasant Street
New York City
National American Legion
Dew
Frank Felkner
Bracken
George Milne
Detroit
Mbs
Grace Nickoloff
Morgan Street
May E. Day
North Maio Street
Ithaca
N.Y
Catherine Andrus
West College Street
Katherine Ridgeway
Maine
Hearing Continues On Bus Line Request In Ohio
The State Public Utilities Commission has moved the hearing date to Sept 29 on the Lake Erie and Southern States Transportation Company request to expand local bus operations around Amherst or Lorain. Separately, George Bush reported a stolen radio from his car parked at the Columbia ballroom after a window was broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Paralle Utilities Commission
Ambherst
Lorain
Lake Erie & Southern States, Tec
George Bush
Walnut Street
Sheriffs Department
Columbia Ball Room
Lake vessel ore and coal movements report gains
The lake vessels hauled 10,811,381 tons of ore to Ohio and Pennsylvania mines. Coal movement since mid February averaged about 6,009,060 tons monthly. By Sept 1 season total reached 29,883,324 tons, up 3,068,472 from last year. Demand expected to push total to 46 million tons. grain movement anticipated to be heavy. rail traffic in grain rising. scrap iron steel autos and merchandise up. passenger lines showing higher volume. Diesel usage rising in China.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
E. T. Butler
The
Coal Exchange
Lake Erie
Two Are Fined For School Zone Violations
Sheriff William F Grall led a school safety campaign at Belden and Markley schools urging parents to guard children from traffic danger. Two defendants, W S Simmon of Willard and Catherine Anderson of Elyria, were fined $10 and costs each, totaling 1690 dollars, with five more scheduled on warrants issued yesterday.
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William F. Grall
Belden
William G. Smith
Markley School
Preston Coon
W. S. Simmon
Willard, O
Catherine Anderson
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Sun
Condition Of Injured Child Reported Fair
Marilyn Reitz a five year old girl severely injured by a falling limb was listed in fair condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital with little change reported. She suffered a skull fracture while walking home from kindergarten and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert J Reitz of 214 Courtland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Reitz
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wilbert J. Reltz
Courtland Street
Death of Mrs Warner Cooper in Norwalk
Mrs Warner Cooper 36 died Wednesday evening at her daughter Mrs Selby Braden's home in Norwalk. Survived by three sons Lewis Bowling Green Frank Sandusky John Elyria and four daughters Lima Smith Fitchville Edith O'Brien Rhoda Lump and Mrs Braden. Funeral 2 06 Saturday at Olena Presbyterian church burial Olena cemetery.
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Warner Cooper
Selby Braden
Norwalk
Lewis
Bowling Green
Frank
Sandusky
John
Elyria
Lima Smith
Fitchville
Ohio
Edith O'Brien
Rhoda Lump
Braden
Olena
Presbyterian Church
Controversy Over Klan Ties In Black Nomination
National debate erupts as statements flood in about Senator Black and his ties to the Klan. Editors and officials weigh the Senate’s action on confirming Black, while Roosevelt remains silent awaiting Black’s return from an English vacation for review of ongoing allegations and a major Post-Gazette series.
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Alamada
Roosevelt
Wils van DeVanter
Baltimore Catholic Review
Archdiocese of
Maryland
United States
Senate
Supreme Court
Black
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Ray Sprigle
Alliance
Birmingham
Ala
Hiram W. Evans
Klorero
Oscar W
Underwood
Houston
Tex
England
White House
Post-Gazette
Markets To Lead Grain and Livestock Markets
Grain in elevators and transit led by wheat prices with No. 2 red at 1.06 to 1.09, No. 2 yellow at 1.07 to 1.09, oats around 36 to 37 cents, rye near 94. Trade shows Toledo and Cleveland pricing details across wheat, oats, flour, and mill feeds. Cleveland live stock receipts, cattle steady with mixes around 10 to 14 dollars, lambs and hogs mixed with similar firming trends. large list of produce prices and retail quotations for vegetables, fruits, dairy, eggs, and poultry.
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Toledo
Cleveland
Sabah
Cleveland Butter and Exe Board
Oalo
Ohne Food
Fresil
T. S
U.S
Gilain
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Mit
Three Auto Accidents Reported Last Night
Three minor automobile accidents were reported to police and sheriff departments here last night. Frank Kovalesky, 25, of 417 Bond Street Elyria, had front damage after a midnight collision with Elmer Raphael, 35, of 1548 Broadway Lorain. Clarence Laurie of R. D. Oberlin and J. P. Warrenfeltz, 47, of Augusta Georgia, reported damage on Route 20 about two miles east of Oberlin at 730 p.m. Bernard Becker of 349 Beech Street reported rear bumper damage on Broad Street near the Post Office at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kovalesky
Bond Street
Elyria
Elmer Raphael
Broadway
Lorain
Here
Clarence Laurie
R. D. Oberlin
J. P. Warrenfeltz
Augusta
Oberlin
Bernard Becker
Beech’ Street
Broad Street
Clock Stolen From Car At Paramount Club
Harvey Bell of 455 West River street reported to police and sheriff that an electric clock was stolen from his car while parked at the Paramount Club on Lake avenue. France intends to spend over 18000900 dollars on hospitals and sanitariums this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bell
West River Street
Paramount Club
Lake Avenue
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Ample & Coats
Ethel
Court Street
Sederis
Rere Aim
Ostroy
Theresa Miller
Burton Miller
Lucille Cornish
Vernon Cornish
Eaton
William H. Manning
Camden Township
Joseph Manning
Nova Et
Gwendolyn Young
Paul Young
Gwendolyn Huffman
Democrag
Ului
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Esther Wood
Professor St
Richard Clevenger
Stone’s Grill
Briees
China
Esther Cooper
Tony
Ac Joo
Winnie
Blue Sky Inn
E. Bridge Street
Insuran Secon Ih
H. Benham
Ice
oHlo
East Ave
Pose Office
Snappy Service
New Jersey
New Cobblers
Maho Bakers
Long Island
Mathe
Vichles
Prars—Bartlett
Ts Ege
France
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Fitchfield
Guernseys
Chester White
Chester
John Deere
Webber
A. L. Jenkins and
Clayton H. Sooy
Lee Klinect
Eagle Picker
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ria
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