Weir Continues Steel Holiday At Weirton
Weirton workers enter day five of the Steel Holiday as E T Weir refuses to negotiate with Amalgamated Association officials. William J Long travels to Pittsburgh to confer with conciliator A B Friel in search of an agreement while the union plans to sustain the strike. Weir insists talks must be with a company union chosen by 85 percent of employees to avoid NRA code violation. He laments a small worker faction halting production and undermining the president’s steel code goal.
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Weir
Weirton
Steubenville
Clarksburg
Long
Friel
Amalgamated
NRA
Motorist learn about courtesy ends in sheriff search
A Pennsylvania driver who showed little highway courtesy was pursued by Deputy Sheriffs Joe Weadings and Ed Monroe after sideswiping E. W. Hubbard of Elyria and striking him in the face before fleeing. Col and Mrs Roberts of Cleveland to speak at Salvation Army services here Sunday. Col Roberts commands a division with 35 corps. Gust Koehn and George Jahoske fined five dollars and costs for intoxication at the mayor's court.
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Pennsylvania
Joe Weadings
Ed. Monroe
E. W. Hubbard
Elyria
Hubbard
Salvation Army
Mrs. Roberts
Cleveland
Col. Roberts
Gust Koehn
George Jahoske
W. H. van Oster
Poultry Projects To Be Discussed By Lorain County Committee
Plans for poultry projects for Lorain County farmers during the coming fall and winter will be discussed Monday night by the Lorain County poultry committee. The five member panel includes chairman T. H. Breyler of Pittsfield and members F. E. Kellogg Penfield Leroy Shirkey Elyria J M L Whitney Camden and Ernest Reisinger Columbia.
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Lorain County
First Sleeping Sickness Case Reported in Lorain County
Mrs. Walter Boyd, 63, of North Ridge Road near West River Road, is hospitalized in Memorial Hospital with sleeping sickness. County Health Commissioner Dr. H. R. O'Brien says the case is an isolated occurrence and not an epidemic, with the family quarantined and Mrs. Boyd improving.
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Lorain County
Walter Boyd
North Ridge Road
West River Road
Boyd
Memorial Hospital
H. R. O'Brien
Oberlin
O’brien
Ohio
Auto Damaged Cow Not Hurt In Encounter
A cow owned by Lewry of Butternut on Ridge road caused minor damage after wandering on the highway between here and Oberlin. L A Burk of Wakeman reported striking the animal at about 10:30 p m, the cow rolled twice, then rose and returned to its herd uninjured.
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Sheriff’s Office
L. A. Burk
Wakeman
Burke
Here
Oberlin
Lewry
Butternut
Ridge Road
Springfield man slated to be named to judgeship
Columbus Ohio September 30 attorney Charles B Zimmerman of Springfield is slated to be appointed by Governor White next week as Judge of the Ohio Supreme Court to succeed the late Judge Robert H Day of Massillon. Sources close to the administration say the governor has decided whom to name and will announce soon after Day's funeral.
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Columbus
Death notices for Stanley Cook and Ralph Blackmer
Funeral services for Stanley Cook, killed in a motor accident, will be held Monday at 2:00 PM from Telegraph Road home with Rev. A M Rickel officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Ralph Clifford Blackmer, born May 21 1905 in La Grange, died yesterday at 7:00 AM at his North Pittsfield home after four weeks illness. Survived by widow Mabel, three children, parents Charles and wife, two brothers Ford and sister Elsie, and Mrs. Joe Frazier. Funeral Sunday at 2:00 PM from Sedzgeman Funeral pastors in Oberlin with Rev Wallace Bryenton officiating. Burial in East Cemetery, Pittsfield.
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Stanley Cook
Telegraph Road
A. M. Rickel
First Evangelical Church of
Amherst
Elmwood
Pittsfield
Ralph Clifford Blackmer
la Grange
North Pittsfield
Mabel
Charles Blackmer
Ford
Hamburg
New York
Lord
Oberlin
Elsie Miller
Joe Frazier
Lorain
Pittsfield Township
Sedgman
Oberlin Women's Club
B. F. Feaner
North Professor Street
W. F. Bohn
Oberlin College
Boston
Baker
Massachusetts State College
Springfield
Thomas W. Graham
Graduate School of Theology
New York City
National Committee
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Social Service Office
Charlotte Scott
Malcolm
Francis Street
Akron
Keith Haien
Morgan Street
Mount Herman School
Mt. Herman
Mass
C. D. Herrick
Mitiwanza
No Fires Here In Nine Days Week Record Stays Clean
Local fire department reports no fires for nine days during the ongoing safety week. Final alarm occurred September 27 with two calls noted earlier in the period. Firemen emphasize preserving the weeklong record as part of the safety drive starting October 9.
Governor Signs Bills in Ohio Death Penalty for Kidnaping
Governor White signed the Annat Bill and other measures in Columbus on a Friday. The new law imposes death as the penalty for kidnapping when the victim is killed or dies from any cause connected to the crime. Additional bills approved by the governor were not fully described.
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Columbus
White
Ohio
Oberlin Churches Plan Sunday Services Across Town
In Oberlin on Oct 3 church schedules include First Church with Rev. James A Richards preaching at 11 00 morning service and 7 30 evening devo tion Midweek services follow First Methodist with Rev C F McBride at 11 00 and 7 30 Christ Church Episcopal with Holy Communion at 7 30 and 11 00 Sacred Heart and other faith groups publish service times as Women’s Club and Garden Department note meetings at local homes Oberlin College officials and local residents travel for events and confirmations include Ralph Clifford Blackmer funeral set for Sunday in Pittsfield Township.
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Oberlin
First
James Aa. Richards
First Methodist Church
C. F. McBride
Christ Church
Episcopal
L. E. Daniels
First Baptist
W. Gaylord James
O. P. Badger
Thur
Christian Science Society
Rowland Hall
East Oberiia Community
Clarence Ward
Sundar School
Sacred Heart Church
George F. Martin
Rust M. EB
R. W
Zion Baptist Church
Rev. Brown
Governor Whittemore Bill Aids Indigent Auto Victim Care
The measure appropriates automobile fund revenues to cover hospital bills for indigent auto accident victims. Other bills pass or advance touching salaries for county school superintendents, state ward care, newspaper hauling exemptions, and relief fund cash transfers to owners of low income housing.
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Whittemore
Gunset
Vibie Bil
State Board of Control
Cuyahoga
State Hospitale
Hawthoy Farm
Cartier
L. C
Haynes
Organize Clubs For Boys Step Up At Four Schools
Four YMCA boys clubs for upper elementary students were organized this week at Franklin, Hamilton, Ely, and McKinser Schools under the direction of Robert Goacher YMCA boys work secretary. Three more clubs are planned for next week.
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Franklin
Hamilton
Ely
McKinser
Robert Goacher
Bing Company Sues Bratton for Restoring Chattels
The Bing Company of Cleveland filed suit against John W Bratton of Lorain seeking restoration of chattels valued at 37 dollars.
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Bing Company of
Cleveland
John W. Bratton
Lorain
Highway dept abandons canal land in Licking County
The highway department plans to abandon road portions affecting canal land in Licking County. Officials cite land ownership and maintenance considerations while outlining steps to finalize the disposition and any accompanying rights or notices. The move impacts local access and potential future redevelopment.
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Highway Department
Licking County
Gold Hoarder II Indicts Campbell for Unregistered Bar Gold
Frederick B. Campbell, a New York attorney, was indicted by a federal grand jury after 18 minutes for failing to register $200,574 in bar gold. This marks the first case in a government drive against gold hoarding. If the Hola is not surrendered by October 2, Campbell faces a second indictment.
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Frederick B. Campbell
New York
Campbell
Roosevelt pact eyed to end Pennsylvanian strikes
The NEA reports leaders are hopeful that President Roosevelt’s Hyde Park agreement with captive mine operators will swiftly settle the nearly 100,000 miners and steel workers on strike in Pennsylvania.
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NEA
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Pennsylvania
Former Cleveland finance director dies in hospital
Stephen G. Rusk, once Cleveland finance director and deputy Cuyahoga county treasurer, died today at Charity Hospital from apoplexy. The veteran public official, aged, served in city and county posts and was known for steady fiscal work.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, D
Stephen G. Rusk
Cuyahoga County
Charity Hospital
Wheat Adjustment Committee to Meet Tuesday Night
Lorain County Wheat Adjustment Committee composed of township chairmen will meet Tuesday night to organize for cooperation in the county wheat growers program. The meeting will elect a county allotment committee, draft a budget, and review applications from producers. The allotment committee will determine each grower’s government benefits, amounting to 54 percent of the average production over the past five years. Eight community committees, formed in eight communities, will operate under the county committee’s guidance. Paul Nyiri of Lorain was sentenced to five days in jail today after arraignment for contempt of court tied to a divorce case. TIFFIN, Sept. 30—One thousand acres east of here leased today by W. J. McCloskey, who plans to reopen idle oil fields. HILLSBORO, Sept. 30—The seventeenth child, an eight-pound son, born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pfeffer. total now nine boys and eight girls, including a set of twins.
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Lorain County
Paul Nyiri
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Tiffin
Here
W. J. McCloskey
Hillsboro, O
Louis Pfeffer
Hillsboro
Markets show mixed farm prices across commodities and receipts
A dated market brief reports U S. farm values for poultry live receipts at 33 trucks with various fowl types and terms, and lists grain futures and local market notes including potatoes, wheat, corn, oats and rye. Prices span many regions with mixed quality grades, and overall demand appears modest with trading described as moderate.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
North Dakota
U. S
South Dakota
Escape tale and parole grant amid prison escape
State brief describes a sequence where two convicts attempt to flee toward Gary, with support points at Hobart and Hammond, including a meal paid by Neal and fare to Gary. Separately, Ted Hawkins, 22, was paroled for informing on fellow escapees as four fugitives were recaptured, while in Steubenville Mike Delegreen, a miner and father of eight, was killed by a mine car accident.
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Gary
Hobart
Mark
Clark
Neal
Hammond
Police
Mansfield
Ted Hawkins
Mansfield Reformatory
T. C. Jenkins
Hawkins
Jenkins
Steubenville
Mike Delegreen
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Uncle Sam
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Muscle Shoals
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Esther Alfsen
Louis Reiss
N. Pleasant St
FL T. Cooke
Forest Street
Gnirane
Ber
A. R. Carsten
Lee Holden
J. L. Edwards
Oberlin Women’s Club
Johnson House
Walter Crafts
F. J. Lehman
South
Southland
Lakeside Federation
Frank Tobin
Miguel Mariano Gomes
Miguel Manane Gomez
Havana
Machado
Wheat Adjustment Committee
Jim
Elyria Telephone
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