Landon Enters Roosevelt's Home State
NEW CASTLE Pa Aug 24 Gov Alfred M Landon entered President Roosevelts home state for two key speeches in the Republican bid to defeat Roosevelt He spoke at Chautauqua on education and planned a Buffalo address likely on government admin and spending His schedule included stops at Sharon Greenville Conneautville Fire Ripley and a return to Des Moines for drought talks with Roosevelt and other farm belt governors Read on page 2 for continue.
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New Castle
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
White House
Chautauqua
Landon
Buffalo
Middle West
Des Moines
Landau
Sharon
Greenville
Conneautville
Ripley
N. Y
Tie
Conneaudivills
New York
Pennsylvania
West Middlesex
William Mossman
Minnesota
Floyd B. Olson
Michigan
James Couzens
Mr. Roosevelt
Child Struck by Auto Near Home Injures Brown
Manreon Brown six-year-old daughter of Morris L Brown of 398 Oxford avenue was seriously injured when she ran from behind a truck into a car driven by Eugene Forester of Cleveland near her home around 12 30 p m. Forester stopped and rushed her to Elyria Memorial Hospital. X rays showed no broken bones but doctor S J Birkbeck warned of possible internal injuries.
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Manreon Brown
Morris L. Brown
Oxford Avenue
Eugene Forester
Cleveland
Forester
Elyria Memorial Hospital
S. J. Birkbeck
Variable Sky With Showers In North Tuesday
Weather outlook reports mostly cloudy skies with possible scattered showers Tuesday. In the extreme north tonight a cooler air mass persists, with cooler conditions Tuesday across central and northern areas.
Two Men Overcome By Extreme Heat
Two men fell unconscious from heat Saturday in separate incidents. Emerson C. Barclay, 62, assistant courthouse custodian, collapsed on the second floor and was taken to Myria Memorial Hospital where he remained unconscious. William Beaver, 60, a Toledo New York Central Railroad employee, was stricken at Kipton and brought to the hospital, also unconscious.
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Emerson C. Barclay
William Beaver
Toledo, New York Central Railroad
Kipton
Hitler Orders Embargo On Arms To Spain
Berlin announces an immediate embargo on arms to Spain in response to France's neutrality plea. German naval movements in Spanish waters are reduced as warships depart for home, signaling a cautious stance amid international tensions over the Spanish revolt.
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Spain
United Press
Berlin
France
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Admiralty
Woeth
Seeadler
Albatros
Leipsig
Jaguar
Wolf
Admiral Leheer
Deutschland
Leopard
Luchs
Kamerun
Italy
Great Britain
Townsend pension group spent $144000 in 90 days
Dr. Francis E. Townsend testified in common pleas court that the Townsend pension organization used 144000 dollars in the prior 90 days to pay employees. Rev. Alfred J. Wright seeks a receivership of Old Age Revolving Pension Inc. Townsend denied plans to unite with Gerald L. K. Smith. Co defendants include Joe Gilmour of Chicago and Baxter G. Rankin.
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Cleveland
Townsend Pension Organizetion
Francis E. Townsend
Revolving Pension Plan
Common Pleas
Alfred J. Wright
Ohio
Revolving Pension, Inc
Townsend
Gerald L. K. Smith
Alle
Huey P- Long
Smith
George Kerr
Joe Gilmour
Chicago
Baxter G. Rankin
Tax Collections Pass $1,270,000
County Treasurer Walter J Wright reports mid year tax collections have surpassed 1.27 million as outside agencies wind down. Taxpayers may still pay directly to the treasurer without penalty for a limited time before bank closings trigger a 10 percent penalty on unpaid taxes as required by law.
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Walter J. Wright
J E Robson Summoned By Death In Elyria
James Edward Robson 67 lifelong Elyria resident and businessman died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two month illness. Born April 23 1869 in Carlisle township he moved to Elyria at age five and attended Elyria High School then Ohio Northern University. He ran Faurer and Robson dry cleaning and men’s furnishings before retiring six years ago. Survived by wife and five brothers and one sister. Funeral at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with burial private.
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James Edward Robson
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carlisle Township
Robson
Elyria
Elyria High School
Ohio Northern University of Ada
Fauver and Robson
Masonic Lodge
Washington
Britain Again Warns Spain Riles Overseas Tensions
London reports Britain fixed a three mile limit for Spanish warship searches of British ships and warned to use force if needed. The note followed the Gibraltar Straits incident with the Gibel perjon and a British squadron response. Officials reject six mile Spanish waters claim and deem the episode closed after an apology from the Spanish commander.
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United Preset
London
Great Britain
Gibel
Gibraltar Straits
Straits
Postmaster Killed As Auto Hits Tree in Michigan
SIADSON Mich Aug 24 An automobile accident near here today claimed the life of D J Gunsett postmaster at Van Wert O Gunsett was killed when his automobile skidded into a tree Mrs Vern Dunstan Van Wert a passenger in the car was injured seriously Gunsett a former member of the State senate and in 1934 sought the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor He was appointed postmaster last September.
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Siadson
Mich
Here
D. J. Gunsett
van Wert
O. Gunsett
Vern Dunstan
Gunsett
State Senate
President Roosevelts Western drought tour speech plan
Close associates say President Roosevelt will deliver one major address during his western drought inspection trip. The speech is expected in Des Moines or Indianapolis, outlining policy and rallying support.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Death summons Governor Olson shocks Minnesota politics
MINNEAPOLIS Aug 24 Farmer labor leaders anxiously seek a successor to Gov Floyd B Olson whose Mayo Clinic death leaves the Misota November race in doubt. Olson died after stomach treatment. Lieut Gov Petersen succeeds to the governorship as three men lead potential bids for Olson for U S Senate. Names mentioned include Rep Ernest Lundeen Elmer Benson Atty Gen Harry Peterson and Chief Justice J P Devaney. Roosevelt praised Olson a man of force and courage in a statement from Hyde Park.
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Minneapolis
Farmer-labor
Floyd B Olson
Misota
Olson
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Minneapolis Municipal Auditorium
Farmer-Labor Party
Lue U. S. Senate
Roosevelt
Commonwealth
West
Senate
Gov
Petersen
President Back At Desk In Capital
President Roosevelt returns to the White House for talks on foreign affairs drought relief and other administration matters before flying tomorrow night to the drought region He arrives from Hyde Park New York at 8 26 a m E T He plans to meet with Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture on crop prospects and drought relief progress The report notes he left Hyde Park after discussing peace with
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hyde Park
N. Y
Hudson
Henry 4. Wallace
Elyria Drum Corps Protests Point Deduction at State Meet
The Elyria based Flyrna's Auperiraty Legion drum and bugle corps faced a protest over a point deduction at the State American Legion convention in Portsmouth. Judges cut its score for leaving the field early, leaving it second with 93.9 points, behind Norwood at 94.35, while Lima stood third at 93. The protest decision by State Commander Mitt J. Campbell was expected later today as the corps planned to march in the convention parade despite the dispute.
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Flyrna’s
Auperiraty Legion Drum
American Legion
Portsmouth
Elyria Corps
Norwood Corps
Lima Corps
Mitt J. Campbell
Lady Crean Puff
Loyalists Confident Of Victory In Spain Civil War
Madrid reports loyalist leaders express firm confidence their fortunes rise and Ley will crush the rebellion while noting no major front charges over the weekend. They admit setbacks in Estremadura and tightening siege near Cordoba as both sides push for rail lines and key towns like Oviedo and Majorca.
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United Press
Madrid
Ley
Loyaliss
Estremadura
Cordopa
Valentiin
Guadelupe
Badajoz
Merida
Imaders
Burgos
Valladolid
Giyon
Aviedo
Asturms
Oviedo
Uoideba
Majorca
Aland
Balearics
Socialist Party
el Socialista
Cordoba
Huesca
Zaragoza
Owens Returns From Olympic Triumph
Jesse Owens returns from Berlin after setting multiple Olympic records aboard the Queen Mary. He praises Brundage and German organizers, greets by wife and mother, discusses future plans at sea, and notes several offers while aiming to return to Ohio State for education and athletics.
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New York
Jesse Owens
America
Avery Brundage
Adolf Hitler
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Recection Committee
Cleveland
Jack Dempsey
Owens
Fiorella H. la Guardia
Honey Chile
Ohio State
Eddie Cantor
Bill Robinson
Cantor
Robinson
Jesse
Dempsey
Larry Snyder
Compromise Seen On Delinquent Taxes
Toledo report states a compromise on delinquent taxes faced by Willys-Overland Company continued before Federal Judge George P. Hann. Empire Securities Inc proposed paying Susan County 400000 to settle 790000 in delinquent taxes owed, with the county filing an exception demanding payment in tax.
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Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
George P. Hann
Empire Securities, Inc
Susan County
Two Die In Auto Crash Near Dayton
In Dayton Ohio an auto crash on Fulton near here claimed the lives of Harry Albert 53 and his wife Magdalene 49. The car driven by Albert skidded and struck a culvert late last night. he died soon after and his wife died today. A daughter Janet was injured.
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Dayton
Fulton
Here
Harry Albert
Magadaline
Albert
Janet
Davey to Speak at Wellington Fair
Governor Martin L. Davey is set to speak at the Wellington Fair at 1 PM Wednesday, announced by Ben Harris of Lorain, a county Democratic leader. The event opens with the horse show, offers $500 in premiums, and features Percheron and Belgian horse exhibitions, vaudeville contests, harness and pony races, and a busy entertainment program including baseball and softball games.
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Martin L. Davey
Ben Harris
Lorain
Fair Board
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
LaGrange
Homerville
Wellington
New London Adid
A. RR. Branson
Seventeen Die In Weekend Ohio Accidents
United Press report details a grim weekend toll across Ohio as heat, drownings, and crashes claim seventeen lives. Victims include two Covington women in a head on collision near Wilmington, Garland by Rex Pence, paroled convict held on charges. Additional deaths involve a Toledo child, a man struck by a train in Columbus area, and drownings in the Great Miami near Franklin and in Point Pleasant. Authorities hold suspects in several cases as the state reels from heat related and traffic fatalities.
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United Press
Harland Rapp
Marion
George Schlingermann
Newark
Five Miners Found Dead 200 Feet Underground in Pa Mine
In Wilkes Bar, August 24, five miners were found dead 200 feet below ground after a four hour search in a Sullivan Trail Coal Company mine at West Pittston. Rescue efforts and hospitalizations followed a gas explosion that trapped workers. identities include Edward Rakar and Patsy Soriceli among others, with several rescuers affected by the gas.
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Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barrh
IUBHK
Sullivan Trail Coal Company
West Pittston
Here
Coal Company
Edward Rakar
Pittston
Tratlia
Charles D. Samoney
Old Forge
Patsy Soriceli
John Smith
Theodore Nalanic
Scranton
Natanie
Sullivan Trail Company
Pases
Seek Extradition Of Reputed Black Legion Leader
A formal request to extradite Virgil H. Ifinger of Lima, reputed head of the Black Legion, to Michigan was presented to Governor Martin L. Davey. If extradited, he would be taken to Detroit to face charges under Michigan's criminal syndicalism law and illegal possession of bombs. He was indicted on eight counts last Friday. Hearing on extradition expected tomorrow. Michigan officials accompanying the party included Assistant Attorney General Guy Jenson and Wayne County prosecutors, investigators, and a deputy sheriff.
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Columbus
Virgil H
Bert) Ifinger
Lima
Black Legion
Michigan
Martin L. Davey
Guy Jenson
Wayne County
John A. Ricca
Arthur Popiel
Charles Morrison
Michael Ferral
Grafton Boy Injured in Fall From Roof
Sidney Spitzer ten year old son of Gen Spitzer a Grafton hardware merchant was seriously injured about 12 45 p m today when he fell from the roof of a new gas station being erected beside the Spitzer Hardware building in Grafton He was on the roof with roofing men when he lost his balance and fell to the concrete below He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with a fractured left arm and a possible skull fracture
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Bullletin
Sidney Spitzer
Gen
Spitzer
Grafton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
New Serial Begins in Chronicle Telegram Page Seven
Readers show strong approval for our fiction format with a new two week serial starting this evening on page seven. Sheree jee tove writes a tale featuring a unique cast and unfolding intrigue.
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Sheree Jee Tove
gMa
Eeenes Penton
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