Kidnapers Fail To Contact Labatt Heir In Toronto Ransom Wait
Toronto August 15 ICPI The Labatt brewer John Labatt was abducted near London Ontario with a $150000 ransom demanded. His brother Hugh Labatt waited at the Royal York Hotel for further instructions as police withheld action. Family earlier raised the money and officials reported no new word by mid morning as the deadline passed and the \"kidnapers\" remained silent.
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Toronto
Ont
ICPI
John 5
Labatt
Hugh Labatt
Royal York
Hoss Labatt
Bis
London
United Press
Local Election Totals Show Wide Ranges Across Lorain
The page lists numerous county and state races with vote tallies for Lorain area contests. Notable figures include Martin L. Davey 1 999 and George White 1 672 for U S Senator, Herbert Duffy 3 044 for Attorney General, and W F Garver 1 767 for Supreme Court judge. Other entries cover Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and Representative races with varying counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Bricker
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Walter B. Wanemmaker
John M. Vorys
Jacob §. Coxay Sr
Edward Lamb
L. L. Marshall
George H. Bender
Dustin W. Harding
E. C. Lampson
M. Herbert Hoover
Raymond J. Jeffr
J. F. Conrad
Alfred G. Karger
Supreme Court
William L. Hart
Willis H. Liggett
Jon Feniger
Andrew Nickas
Roy H. Williams
Clinton D. Bord
Arthur &. Day
Frank W. Geiger
Earl R. Lewis
Harry
Holmes
Harry W. Jewell
Congress
Carl D. Sheppard
Cornelius Kohlmyer
Charles Dick
Court of Appeals
C. G Washburn
State Central Committee
Frank
Guy B. Findley
W. B. Thompson
Wester L. Grills
D. A. Cook
A. R. Webber
Herbert C. Cummings
Frank Coleman
Ben F. Thomas
J. H. Brown
Sam Beal
Carl Curtis
Paul W. Cook
F. G. Prosser
C. D. Murray
Oscar G. Dunn
Thomas Peebles
J. Russell A
Clinton W. Watson
Lorain County
Lorain
Elsha
Martin L. Dayer
Wiliam G. Pickrel
Charles Sawyer
Charles H.hubbell
Harold G. Mosier
Milton
Cox
Frank Cave
Dan J. Gunsett
George S.myers
Thomas J. Martin
Joseph T. Ferguson
Herbert
Duffy
R. M. Winegardner
Frank M.emslie
Howard L. Bevis
Ifull
Charles B. Zimmerman
N. Craig McBride
Robert N. Wilkin
Don W. Harter
Charles V. Starkey
Oscar Hayes
C. Jackson
Howard W. Butler
Frank E. Stevens
S. C. Ward
Lorain City
Martin L. Davey
William G. Pickrel
Charles H. Hubbell
Clark C. Doughty
Charles S. Leasure
W. F. Garver
Frank M Emslie
Howard Bl. Bevis
Edwin J. Sherman
Edwin S. Wertz
Patrick J. Hogar
Virgil E. Rogers
Law C. Koplin
W. B. Bixter
Vivien K. Uonner
Luetta Magruder
William F. Hurler
General Assembly
William G. Smith
Victor C. Reese
Court of Common Pleas
Henry G. King
Howard L
Lewis
Four Hurt in Auto Crash Near Cleveland Stop 69
Four persons injured near Stop 69 at noon when two cars collided on a slippery road in Cleveland. Mrs. H J Imhoff 45 was most seriously hurt with facial injuries and a fractured jaw. Mrs. TH OW Wallan 53 suffered a fractured leg and hip injuries. Mrs. Marion Owers sustained facial bruises and a fractured hip. Mr. H J Imhoff received elbow lacerations. All but Imhoff were admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Deputy Sheriff Gerald Naw provided the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Imhoff
Shelby
TH. OW. Wallan
Marion Owers
Cleveland
Imhoff
Kayvine
Wallan
Fire Road
Owers
Elyria Memorial Hosps
Sudro
Gerald Naw
Admiral Byrd Recovering From Serious Illness
From Little America dated August 15, reports Admiral Byrd is recovering from a serious illness. The entry notes he endured long periods sleeping in a bag and using a stove for warmth, with conditions described as demanding during convalescence. The text reflects rugged expedition hardships and Byrd’s gradual improvement amid harsh environment.
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Admiral Byrd
Little America
Byrd
State Central Committee Members Listed With Officials
A fragmented roster shows Edwin J. Sherman and Virgil E. Rogers among State Central Committee members. Names appear with numeric counts for county roles including Clerk of Courts Baxter G. Sharp and County Sheriff Matt Gardner, plus multiple county offices and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter S. Sharp
J. E. Davidson
Isadore F. Diederich
G. H. Knott
Edward W. Dechant
Albert E Williams
Fred Wilms
William F. Gral
George E. Lewis
Matt Gardner
Albert A. Levin
Ralph WiFaus
State Central Committee
Man
Virgil E. Rogers
Patrick J. Hogan
W. B. Bixler
Len C. Koplin
Baxter G.sharp
Chronicle Telegram staff member injured in accident
Chronicle Telegram advertising staffer Thomas Yaonessa was injured while returning home on Gulf Road after helping with election figures. He was struck by a vehicle as he approached his car and knocked down, with injuries described as not serious. A motorist nearby found him and drove him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Yaonessa
Chronicle-Telegram
Over ‘ Road
Gulf Road
Shorty
U C Bank Officials Expected to Resign in 1934 Shakeup
Washington reports anticipated resignations of three conservative banking officials: Eugene R. Black of Atlanta as Fed governor, Adolph Caspar Miller adviser to Hoover and Fed board member, and E. G. Bennett of Omaha, head of the FDIC. Roosevelt aims to fill vacancies, with Miller’s term expired and Black and Bennett seeking resignations for months.
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Washington
Eugene R. Black
Atlanta, Ga
Roosevelt Appo
Federal Reserve Board
Adolph Caspar Mi
Hoover
E. G. Bennett
Ciah
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Roosevelt
Miller
Black
FDIC
Bant
Ted Press
Solons Ready To Act Swiftly In Louisiana Fight
Baton Rouge based report on Louisiana legislators moving to punish the New Orleans opposition led by Major T. Semmes Walmsley over control of the registrar of voters. The article describes a three week conflict and the intent to enact measures quickly to challenge Huey P. Long’s allies.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
L. A
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
Registrar of Voters’ Office
Birthday Party for Betty Herrick in Oberlin
Miss Betty Herrick celebrated her twelfth birthday Monday afternoon at home with a group of friends. Games and contests followed by cake and ice cream. gifts were given. Attendees included Marilyn Hastings, Elyria. Marilyn and Rolland Saitler. Barbara and Molly Keller. Betty Alflen. Arlene Brickley. Robert and Betts Herrick. T. M. T. M. Club hosted a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Shirley Jackson with prizes won by Mrs. Mori, Mrs. Cooley, and Mrs. Schafer. Next meeting set for September 11 with Mrs. Leo Smith as host. The Farm Women’s Club held an all-day meeting today.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Betty Herrick
Charles ©. Herrick
Betty
Marilyn Hastings
Elyria
Marilyn
Rolland Saitler
Barbara
Molly Keller
Betty Alflen
Arlene Brickley
Robert
Betts Herrick
Shirley Jackson
Locust Street
Paul Mori
Amherst
Harold Cooley
J. C. Schafer
Elver Grills
Leo Smith
Local notices and family news from Oberlin area
In Oberlin Grange Hall Mr and Mrs Lester Morris announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday at Allen Hospital. Mrs George Jackson and Mrs Amy Ingraham attended a picnic at the Home for the Aged in Elyria hosted by Mrs Jennie Clark. Mrs Charles E Monroe returns from abroad and will reside at 35 South Professor Street this year. Mr and Mrs Gerald Keller and children leave for a weeklong vacation at Manitou Beach on Devil’s Lake in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Morris
Allen Hospital
George Jackson
Amy Ingraham
Elyria
Jennie Clark
Charles E. Monroe
South Professor Street
Gerald Keller
Manitou Beach
Devi's Lake
Michigan
Elyria Rotary Names Committees For Coming Year
Frank W. Hoover presides at Elks Club meeting naming committees for the year. A. Hewitt chairs vocational service. Ernest Crisp, Dr. H. R. Os, and Robert Hand on other service committees. Aramas Berve and Charles Crehore lead fundraising and public service panels. George Livingston named sergeant at arms. Robert Goamer spoke on boys' work and showed photos from a camping trip in northern Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Rotary
Frank W. Hoover
Elks Club
Goilmar
A A. Hewnith
Ernest Crisp
U.er
Robert Hand
Aramas Berve
Ur Archarles Crehore
William Spencer
Werylgé Committee
Duane Burns
Earl D. Baron
J.J . Dy
Rankin
T National Service Com
Dr. H.R
E. F. Aven
Walter Ay- Williamsen
Carlaven
Bulkley Pledges Support To Donahey In November Vote
U S Senator Rob Bulkley telephoned Vic Donahey at Incil Lake to say he will back President Roosevelt in November and plans a meeting soon to work out harmony for the fall campaign.
Election day liquor arrest in city court
Paul Kindig faced arraignment after attempting to buy liquor on election day. He pleaded guilty to possessing illicit liquor and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. The incident stood out amid election day celebrations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kindig
Kindig
W. H. “Engetar
Hindir
Death of Mrs Libby Lakofsky in Amherst
Mrs Libby Lakofsky died suddenly at 6 AM at her Mill Street home following a heart attack. A German-born resident of Amherst for 43 years she would have turned 74 next week. She was a member of St. Peter's Evangelical church and is survived by daughters Mrs Elizabeth Gilmore of Elyria and Mrs Bertha Turner and Mrs Augusta Albright, son Charles of Cleveland, and Albert of Amherst, plus 15 grandchildren. Funeral rites will be announced tomorrow.
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Libby Lakofsky
Amherst
Mill Street
Germany
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Elizabeth Gilmore
Elyria
Charles
Cleveland
Bertha Turner
Augusta Albright
Albert
Court filings include two suits against A Goldstein Sons Co
Leland Sheriff and wife of Elyria sue for injuries from a fall at the store entrance seeking 10475 for the husband and 3275 for his wife’s services. Michael Hoxlun sues the estate of Dr G Mayey for 3180 over a fractured arm. Fine and costs assessed for two men arraigned for riding a locomotive without permission. Bees’ mating queen claim noted in odd end segment.
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A. Goldstein Sons Company
Leland Sheriff
Elyria
Sheriff
Cheir
Michael Hoxlun
East Pavenue
Dr. G. Mayey
NUMBER SIX Continued from Page One
Corlett led forecasters with a wide margin over A R Thomas of Rocky River. County Commissioner Joseph F Garman, Democrat, faced no rivals. John A Zangerle, veteran Democrat, was renom inated over Frank I Hogan and Will fares Republican opposition for the first time in years. A H Fiebach unopposed Republican. For recorder, Cipra led over Donald F Lyhorser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corlett
A. R. Thomas
Rocky River
Joseph F. Garman
Democra Rer
John A. Zangerle
Frank I. Hogan
Will
Ate
A. H. Fiebach
Repubcan
Recorder
Donald F. Lyhorser
William J. Cipra
Markets and livestock prices at Cleveland market day
The report outlines market conditions across produce, poultry, and livestock. It notes steady markets for vegetables and poultry at Boone, with various price ranges for hens, roosters, ducks, and lamp roasts. Live cattle and sheep trading shows mixed to higher values, with prices for steers, cows, lambs, and hogs indicated alongside feed costs and related products.
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Vlevelayd
Booneise
Lewehora Tetas
Byaryy
Springers Lethon
Long Island
Cleveland Livestock
Oattian
Lambs
Fame & Ory Crn
Oberlin precincts tally in voters for governor and officials
A Oberlin tabulation shows Clarence Brown 349 votes to Daniel Morgan 28 for governor. Rogers 254 and Fastman 54 lead the state ticket. Findley 429 for common pleas judge. Prosser 220 for commissioners. Davey led Democratic ticket with Sawyer ton 76. Hayes Davidson 115 for senator. Don Harter 47 for Starkey. Multiple precinct results listed with several candidates and vote counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Clarence Brown
Daniel Morgan
Halgler
Eee
Hitt
Sparks
Elden
Tka
Rogers
Fastman
Achhbolt
Cooper
Common Pleas
Findvey
Thompson
Webber
Grills
Stevens
Martin Davey
Ltd. Sawyerton
Pickrel
Hubbell Donahey
Senator
West
White
Don Harter
Starkey
Sherman
Hayes Davidson
Foy Knott
Diederich
Matt Gardner
Sherm My
Grall
Lew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canada
Loraln Colnlrs
Lorain and
Clarenes J. Brown
Daniel E. Morgan
John A. Elden
C. Nelson Sparks
Frank G. Harrison
William H. Hill
Charles E. Haigler
Aaa
Turner
Paul M. Iris
Wiliam F. Jones
Charles A. Brader
Secretary of State
George C. Braden
Ralph W. Emmons
Edward J. Hummel
Milton J. Scott
Day
Lewis A. Hanford
Kesser
William G Mitchell
Mose Wilder
Charles M. Williams
Guy
Davis
Clarence C. Locke
Walter J. Wright
Clarence W. Dick
Howard R. Butler
Frank E
Sederis
Fridax
Edwin §. Wertz
State Central
Luetta Magrudter
Vivian K. Conner Tig
William F. Hurley
Victor C. Rease
Willam P. Duffy
I.E. Davidson
G. H.knott
Iterm
Albert Williams
William F. Grall
Geo. E. Lewis
Ralph W. Faus
U. C
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North Pleasant Street
M&s
Esther Alfsen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Farm Women's Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
Ohio Shoe Repair
Bell Clothing Store
Hotary
Tha
Uh Ss
Sotherde
Arians Smih
Currigsraid
George Livingston
D A. Baird
BS. OH. Sautre
3. R. Nichels
Mites
J. A. Hewitt
Hall Ki
J. B. Johnson
Ralph Muthaen
Howard Morgan
Bors
W. O McClellan
Lawrence 4. Webber
Jemas Beebe
R. Michols
Thas Cushing
George Wel
Donahey
Steve Bartos
Mr Mikalchik
Joseph Petre
L. V. Jones
Cas Gulf Tire
Alfred Alten
OD Donnell Paint & & Wall Paper Co
The
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