Chota Liquor Case Jurors Report For Trial Next Tuesday
Heavy criminal docket in county court with a large grand jury report due this afternoon. Nineteen jurors are listed to report near Warsdam from multiple townships including Elsha UCarl Lesnich Faton Law and others while cases include murders and other major offenses.
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Grand Jura
Hermory
Sten
Warsdam
Elsha
Ucarl Lesnich
Faton Law
Charles Schaibis
Amick
Mo Andress
Lerain
Alex Blavenagh
Edward V Warckert
John Best
Tnowa
Cregent Mere
Tiega Hoignauer
Wo Phom T Tha
Mother and Daughter Reunited After Fourteen Years
A 1-year search ends as Mrs Hrainie Duncan of Tulsa and her daughter Paulire Duncan, formerly Paulire Ault, reunite in Mansfield after separation in 1920 amid family trouble. The girl had lived with a family named Ault, then learned she was not theirs. They plan to live together in Columbus as the search concluded with help from the Columbus Chamber of Commerce and Mansfield police.
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Seppo
Mre
Hrainie Duncan
Tulse
Okla
Paulire Duncan
Paulire
Wloin Peora Tuk
Duncan
Tulsa
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Mansfield Police
C Rl
Columbus
Roosevelt Returns to Hyde Park to Tackle NRA and Textile Strike
President Roosevelt returns to the summer White House in Hyde Park from Newport to resume NRA reorganization and monitor the textile strike. He travels aboard Vincent Astor’s Nourmanal, arrives to meet Frances Perkins who will discuss reports and recommendations for temporary recovery before a legislative program. He also fished off Block Island for porgies and plans to stay until Sept 25 before the move back to Washington.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
White House
Newport
R. J
NRA
Vincent Astor
Nourmanal
Rainbow
Endeavour
Frances Perkins
Washington
Block Island
Weather forecast for Ohio grows cloudier and warmer tonight
Increasing cloudiness and higher temperatures move across Ohio this evening. Northwest areas may see rain late tonight or Friday, while eastern and southern regions expect cooler temperatures on Friday.
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Ohio
Northwest
New Music Teacher Joins Lorain County Schools
Gerald M. Frank announced Melvin Burris as the new brass instruments teacher succeeding Mark T Osbin. Burris, Oberlin Conservatory graduate, will teach in Columbia Avon La Grange and Clearview schools, with morning duties in Cleveland and afternoon assignments in Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Mark T Osbin
Gerald M. Frank
Melvin Burris
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Columbia
Avon
la Grange
Clearview
Burris
Cleveland
Toran County
Federal judge rules Frazier-Lemke law unconstitutional
In Baltimore on September 20, Federal District Judge W. Chestnut ruled the Frazier Lemke law unconstitutional. The act, praised as farmer relief, was found to violate 14th Amendment rights of creditors and to usurp state court jurisdiction. Judge Chestnut called the measure confiscation of property and noted its limited application despite political support.
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Baltimore
W. Calvin Chestnut
Ie Ael
Passace
Huey P. Long
D. la
Roosevelt
Homer
Cummings
Chestnut
Seventeen Jurors Named From County Jury Wheel Draw
Eighteen jurors were drawn for civil jury service beginning October 3. Read as selected: Elyria area names include Jona than Worden Helen Humphrey Newton Padley Anna Reis Luther Koontz Mrs S J Austin Cecelia Doslak David Heggie James Buckley Bessie Carlson Caroline Pro tor. Other sections list Hazel Goodman Columbia Station Paul Sage LaGrange Catherine Diederich Ridgeville Fred Peabody Oberin Mrs Tempe Burrell Sheffield Lake Catherine Gibbons Ridgeville Harmon Law rence Amherst.
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Elyria
Jonathan Worden
Helen Humphrey
Newton Padley
Ilorain
Anna Reis
Luther Koontz
S. J. Austin
Cecelia Doslak
David Heggie
James Buckley
Bessie Carlson
Caroline Protor
County
Hazel Goodman
Columbia Station
Paul Sage
LaGrange
Catherine Diederich
Ridgeville
Fred Peabody
Oberin
Tempe Burrell
Sheffield Lake
Catherine Gibbons
Harmon Lawrence
Amherst
Child Drowns In Tub At Oxford Home
Hu rene Greer a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Greer of Oxford drowned today after falling into a tub of water while playing in the yard. The accident occurred in Oxford on September 20 and was reported by local authorities.
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Oxford
Hurene Greer
Thomas Greer
Greer
Senator Fess to Speak in Oberlin and Lorain Campaign
Senator Simeon P. D. Fess will headline Republican campaign events in Lorain County on October 9 with 7:30 p.m. at Oberlin Methodist Episcopal Church and 8:30 p.m. at Lorain High School Auditorium. Frank A. Stetson, Republican chairman, announced three additional speakers will alternate between the Oberlin and Lorain meetings. Capacity crowds are expected amid plans for further speeches in Elyria Wellington and Amherst on later dates.
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Republican Party
Lorain County
Simeon PD. Fess
Professor Street
Oberlin
Lorain High School
Frank A. Steton
Republican Executive Committee
Fesnt Oberlin
Lorain
Stetson
Elvria
Wellington
Amherst
Classes For Deaf At Two Schools In Elyria
Plans to move one of two deaf classes from Franklin School to the Ely building were approved after talks with state official Wise Edith Cuthbert. The remaining Franklin class, for Elyria children, stays. The Ely class will run with outside students and be taught by Ruth Steindorf. the Franklin class by Mary Spoerl. Enrollment should reach about 20 with state funding covering special costs. Transportation for out of town students will be provided when needed.
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Ely School
Wise Edith Cuthbert
State Department of Education
Elyria
Franklin School
Ely
Franklin Building
Ruth Steindorf
Cuthbert
Flyria
State Department
Fear Trouble In Mass Town Mobilizes Guardsmen for Hampton Mill
EAST HAMPTON MASS Sept 20 National guardsmen were mobilized at Northampton armory for possible duty at the Hampton mill. Authorities reported a child missing earlier and after about an hour of searching found him in a tub.
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Mass
East Hampton
Mags
National
Northampton
Hampton Mill
W R U Professor For 38 Years Passes
Cleveland dispatch reports the death of Dr. Maroon Monroe Curtis 76 long-time head of Western Reserve University Philosophy Department. He served from 1891 to 1929 guiding more than five thousand philosophy students. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at his home locale.
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Cleveland
Maroon Monroe Curtis
Western Reserve University
Reserve
Suspect Questioned in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
New York September 20 a suspect was arrested in the Lindbergh kidnapping and brought to police headquarters for questioning by high authorities in a two and a half year long manhunt United Press learns today.
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New York
United Press
Italian Editor at Akron Resists Assailants in Robbery Attempt
Akron Italian editor Charles Cacioppo says two armed men followed him after a meeting, forced him into a car, and opened fire. He wrestled the assailant's gun and was slightly wounded as the pair fled, moments after he left the gathering. Police note a 1929 bombing of his home linked to his writings.
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Akron
Charles Cacioppo
Todrew
Cacioppo
Cacioppo Beeves
Morro Castle Fire Strike Testimony From Radio Operator
New York Sept 20 George Alagna assistant radio operator on the Morro Castle testified at the federal inquiry into the disaster amid labor troubles aboard the ship. He described a strike called after a plan to fire him for alleged misconduct and said officers faced dirty conditions and stale bread. Alagna said he circulated a petition which officers refused to sign and later destroyed it at Hackney's request. He recalled Ward Line officials meeting strikers and agreeing to higher wages and better privileges, including three radio operators aboard all ships. The fire discovery time and delayed SOS were noted, and Alagna suggested officers delayed orders. Continued on page 2.
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New York
Lo -George Alagna
Jersey
Alagna
Hackney
Morro Castle
Willmott
Ward Line
Lorain Immigrant Seeks Australia Comeback After Losses
A 51-year-old Hungarian immigrant who settled in Lorain 29 years ago built wealth as a carpenter and property owner. Facing poverty as rents shrink and taxes rise, he plans to sail to Australia to rebuild his fortune, saying he will work for his own long-term support and has sought court guidance on the move. He refuses charity despite contributing over $5,000 to Lorain charities in better days.
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America
Lorain
Gorain
Cincinnati
Australia
Clerk of Court
Appeal for Support of Three Mill Levy for Local Schools
School officials and board members urged support for renewing the three mill levy in a November vote. They stressed it is a continuation, not a new tax, and warned failure would cut school operation by about two and a half months, with further cuts possible due to real estate tax changes. James F. Brown presented figures showing major expenditure reductions from 1931 to 1933, including salary cuts, and a steep drop in cash available for school purposes.
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James F. Brown
Ohio cities plan extra school levies to fund operations
More than 40 percent of Ohio cities will seek extra tax levies in the November election to fund public school operations. Assistant state education director Joseph Fichter said counties and districts expect to restore revenue losses from the 10 mill cap through votes, with levies averaging two to five mills. He stressed the move aims to prevent school closures and keep schools open year round.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph Fichter
Fichter
Textile strike talks with Roosevelt at Hyde Park
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and Governor John G. Winant traveled to Hyde Park to confer with President Roosevelt on the textile strike. The mediation board report was not ready for delivery today, though Winant was to outline formal findings. Unconfirmed reports suggested a sub committee to probe strike issues may be proposed.
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Washington
Frances Perkine
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Government Textile Board of Inquiry
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
White House
Labor Department
Teatile Mediation Board
Winant
Miss Perkins
City of Lima Faces Bankrupt City Finances
Lima Ohio faces near bankruptcy as it cannot pay bills or salaries for 175 employees. Bonded indebtedness stands at 5 million dollars, with current and past due charges totaling 100 thousand dollars for utilities. A 5 thousand dollar Ohio Power Company bill has accrued since August 1932. Auditor warns lack of revenue could leave city without operating funds in 1935.
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Lima. O
Lima
Ohio Power Company
Clyde Welty
Freight House Bombed in Union Teamsters Battle
A large freight house of the Railway Express Agency was bombed in Chicago as part of a war between rival Union teamsters factions. Windows shattered and nearby structures damaged. Earlier a neighborhood garage was hit by an explosion. Four drivers were seriously beaten by sluggers after an attack on 24 Railway Express drivers.
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Chicago
Railway Express Agency
Sliggers
Rapid growth in church membership reported at national conference
Chicago reports show church membership expanding far faster than population with fourfold faster growth since 1810. Catholic Protestant and Jewish leaders cite 30 million weekly worshippers and about 1,000 new members weekly, parochial school gains doubling over 25 years while public schools rise half that rate.
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Chicago
United States
George Linn Keifer
Association of Statisticians of American
H. Paul Douglas
Institute of Social and Religious Research
Montana Snowstorm Sweeps State Across Continental Divide
A first snowstorm of the season moved across Montana from Canada, bringing freezing temperatures. Snow fell in Helena, Cheat Falls, and Billings with a light powdering in Butte as fall weather returned after warm spell.
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Butte
Mont
Prospect
Montana
Continental Divide
Canada
Helena
Cheat Falls
Billings
Challenger Leads Early In America’s Cup Heat At Newport
In Newport Rhode Island today Tom Sopwith in Endeavour led the 15 mile leeward run toward Block Island as Harold Vanderbilt’s Defender trailed closely. Earlier Vanderbilt sent Rainbow into the start on the Cup Series third heat with Endeavour keeping a weather berth as the boats angled to the line amid rolling seas.
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U.S. C
Argo
Newport
R. I
Tom Sopwith
Endeavour
Block Island
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Harold Vanderbilt
Britain
Battered body of Police Lieutenant Day found in Chicago
Police Lieutenant John F. Day, 66, with 40 years on force, was found beaten to death near Gresham station on Chicago's South Side. His hat glasses and tobacco pouch lay nearby, his gun missing, and he did not report for duty claiming illness.
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Chicago
John F. Day
Gresham
South Side
Day
Lieut. Day
Cresham
Rock Island
Indictment Names Man as Phantom Killer in Steel Mill Slayings
Steubenville Ohio September 29 three first degree murder indictments naming David D Ascanio as the Phantom Killer of Wheeling Steel Corporation Mill were returned by the Jefferson County grand jury. Victims Fred Melsheimer Raymond Kochendorfer and William Messer were shot to death on January 30 July 1 and the case cites a 38 caliber revolver. D Ascanio denied the murders and knowledge of the March 25 wounding of James Barnett. He was to be arraigned today before Judge J C Ogelves.
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Steubenville
David D’ascanio
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Jefferson County
Pd'ascanio
Fred Melsheimer
Raymond Kochendorfer
William Messer
D’ascanio
David L. Cowles
Cleveland
James Barnett
J. C. Ogelves
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Bulletin
Gross Montana
Challenger
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