Hoover plan to smash the low mood across six fronts
Washington Aug 27 A united offensive to combat the low mood began with a six point plan from the president's Economic Conference. Henry M Robinson heads a Central Committee coordinating private and public efforts to boost employment and aid agriculture. Subcommittees led by Walter C Teagle of Standard Oil and other executives will push programs in each Federal Reserve district to raise jobs, adjust wages, and manage foreclosures with a 60 day moratorium.
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Washington
Henry M. Robinson
California
Hoover
Central Committee of Banking
Federal Reserve
Robinson
Central Committee
Congress
Teagle
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Ohio
New York
Willard
Reconstruction Corporation
Baltimore and Ohio
Finance Corporation
Fort
Treasury
National Bank
Treasury Mills
Everett Case
Case
Owen D Young
General Electric
Young
Ohio Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy and Cooler
Partly cloudy tonight in Ohio with slightly cooler temperatures and northeast portion. Sunday will be partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the afternoon or night in the extreme west portion.
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Ohio
Eaplains Law On Use Of Mail Boxes
Private companies may distribute their own bills to patrons by placing them in mail boxes, but only if distribution is done by regular company employees. The ruling applies to cities, not rural routes, because rural boxes are on public highways while city boxes are on private property.
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R. B. Lersch
Lersch
Admits Strange death by own action lands in jail
MANSFIELD Ohio Aug 27 Ray Benninghoff 31 was held in jail after confessing to police he caused a strange death by his own actions to provide money for his wife and three children. He had been missing since June 25 when reported drowned in Lake Erie at Ceylon Junction Erie County. Police said Benninghoff, disguising himself as a vagrant, reported his own death. Plan to preserve historic Login Elm near Circleville Ohio amid storm damage and decay.
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Mansfield
Ray Benninghoff
Benninghoff
Lake Erie
Ceylon Junction
Erie County
Anl
Robbers Hold Up Chicago Couple on Oberlin Road
Two men in a blue roadster robbed Mr and Mrs Harry Wade of a diamond ring valued at 600 dollars two watches worth 80 dollars and 351 dollars in cash on Oberlin road near Oberlin at 7 am. Wade, a Chicago school teacher, was changing a tire when the car approached. A revolver was concealed under a road map as the assailants demanded money and jewelry and then fled westward.
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Harry Wade
Chicago
Oberlin Road
Oberlin
Wade
Robert Parrish
Parrish
Ohio farmers to organize produce strike in Wood county
Bowling Green Ohio August 27 a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Morris Seif Union Hill near here will seek to organize a produce and dairy strike by Wood county farmers. Invitations urge enlistment in a concerted effort to withhold produce until better prices prevail Milo Reno president of the Farmers National Holiday Association will speak for the cause. He is slated to speak at a similar meeting in Shelbyville Indiana Monday.
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Bowling Green
Wood County
Morris Seif
Union Hill
Here
Milo Reno
Farmers’ National Holiday Association
Shelbyville
Ind
States cooperate on moratorium foreclosures
Washington Aug 27 Home Loan Bond Board announced central banking authorities of 11 states have formally notified willingness to cooperate in a proposed 60 day moratorium on mortgage foreclosures. Fort said at the President economic conference that the treasury department was cooperating in the moratorium.
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Teagle
Hoover
Central Committee
Franklin Fort
Home Loan Bank Board
United Press
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington
Home Loan Bond Board
Fort
Treasury Department
Injuries Fatal To Man 84 Years Old
Mr Elwell 84 of Marblehead near Sandusky died from injuries after being struck by an automobile Thursday morning while crossing near his daughter's Kipton home He died at Allen Memorial Hospital Oberlin at 11 pm yesterday His body was removed to Marblehead today
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P. E. Harding
Kipton
Elwell
Marble— Lead
Sandusky
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Mar- Mehead
Sheep slaughters spark manhunt in Sheffield Lake Village
A warrant seeks the arrest of a man believed to have slaughtered several sheep owned by Sebastian Hiden in Sheffield Lake Village. Sheriff Clarense Adams said a suspect, arrested by Marshal Roy Clutes after chasing Biden's sheep with a hammer, was released after a brief municipal court appearance. Biden reports further attacks with 12 sheep lost in two weeks and a lamb killed in the field.
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Sebastian Hiden
Sheffield Lake Village
Clarense Adams
Roy Clutes
Sheffield Lake
Biden
Luiain
Convention of Moose Ends in Cleveland Parade
The 44th international Loyal Order of Moose convention ended with a Friday night closure following a 10,000-strong parade through downtown Cleveland. A carnival picnic at Will-O-Beach Park drew many attendees, with the Philadelphia Moose winning the prize winning delegation and Baltimore the second place. Elyria American Legion drum corps earned praise. The Ohio Moose convention will adjourn after electing officers. A separate suit for 25 000 dollars was filed in New Philadelphia against Northern Ohio Power and Light Company over a 1931 automobile accident.
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Cleveland
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Will-O-Beach Park
Philadelphia
Sues Light Company New Philadelphia
Northern Ohio Power and Light Company
John W. Jones
Bright Spots In Business World
In New York on August 27 the American Banker reported fewer bank failures at 18, the same as last week. Hollywood Fox Film Corp added 1500 workers at its local studio, signaling a broader upturn in the film business. In Pottsville Tilt Silk Mills plans to resume operations soon after months of idleness. Richman Brothers plans to open new clothing stores in Washington and Harrisburg, while Montreal freight car loadings for the week ending August 20 rose to 29,770 cars, up 618 cars from the prior week.
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New York
Hollywood
Fox Film Corporation
Pottsville
tThe Tilt Silk Mills
Sidleness
Montreal
Four arrested in Lorain County burglary sweep
Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies led a two day search resulting in four arrests in a wave of burglaries across Lorain County. Raymond Taylor and Claude Kelley face burglary and larceny charges for a home burglary on Cooper Road, Brownhelm. Fred Fenner was seized in Wellington for alleged merchant swindling. A fourth Wellington Township resident remains unnamed, tied to four home burglaries in the Wellington and Huntington district. Confessions reportedly linked Taylor and Kelley to the burglary. they denied setting the nearby home fire.
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Lorain County
Clarence Adams
Bob Rodgers
Paul Chapman
Raymond Taylor
Elyria
Claude Kelley
Columbus Street
F.W. Gnessner
Cooper Road
Brownhelm
Fred Fenner
Wellington
Wellington Township
Huntington
Wellington Fair
Taylor
Kelley
Gnessner
Sheffield Lake
Taylor and Kelsey
Farmers Tighten Picket Lines on Highways
Iowa and Nebraska farmers intensified picketing of highways leading to Omaha and Council Bluffs to push for higher prices. Milk trucks were blocked, a major dairy shipped product by rail from Dubuque, and the city cut off from livestock, produce, and dairy sources as authorities prepared possible charges in the first strikers' casualty.
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Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Dubuque
Missouri River
Raymond Miller
Nebraska Iowa
Sioux City
John Fletcher
Percy Lainson
Pottawatomie County
National Guard
Roosevelt Opens Campaign In The East
Roosevelt opens his eastern campaign at Seagirt New Jersey before a forecast crowd of 200000. He targets Alfred E. Smith’s stronghold and urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, highlighting New Jersey as one of the wettest states.
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Seagirt
N. J
New Jersey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred BE. Smith
Smith
Chicago
Union
Roosevelt
Hunt Looms As Plane Derby Winner
Roy Hunt of Norman Oklahoma leads the Cord cup after 60 entrants prepare to depart Lunken Airport for Akron and Cleveland. Hunt holds 1591 points, ahead of Elden Cessna of Wichita with 1325 as western division leaders. Cincinnati flyer Stanley Huffman rises to first in the eastern division by winning the Indianapolis Cincinnati lap, with Chappy Lennox of New Haven close behind. The final laps will decide eastern division winner and likely third place in the grand totals.
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Roy Hunt
Norman
Okla
Lunken
Akron
Cleveland
Hunt
Elden Cessna
Wichita
Kan
Stanely
Jiggs
Huffman
Chappy Lernox
New Haven
Conn
Lennox
No Word From Ocean Flier Still Unreported
London August 27 members of the British air ministry the admiralty and Graydon Airport reported no word from Clyde Allen Lee and George Bochkon as Green Mountain Bay remained unlocated at 5 PM. All airfields and ships around Britain including the Orkneys were told to watch for the fliers. No official search order had been issued yet.
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London
British Isles
Orkneys
Clyde Allen
Lee
Oeobn Bochkon
Barre
Oslo
Green Mountain Bay
Air Ministry
British Admiralty
Grayden
Europe
Belden Consumers Protest Charge Of Light
Rural electricity protesters in Lorain County met at Belden School to form a three member committee to present complaints to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. C D Lehman was chosen Belden representative. H S Hart and Anthony Carek elected at earlier meetings. Secretary F E Schriver and fund raiser E C Wolf were designated to support the committee with travel expenses. The Belden group agreed to levy one dollar from each subscriber to cover costs.
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Lorain County
Belden School
Eaton and
Penfield Junction
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
C. D. Lehman
Belden Group
H. S. Hart
Eaton
Anthony Carek
F. E. Schriver
Belden
E. C. Wolf
Columbus
Reserve Power and Light Company
Wellington man brought to county jail for shooting
Frank Hammond, 28, Wellington, returned from a Cuyahoga Falls sanatorium to await trial for shooting with intent to wound. He is charged with wounding Harry Carino, 24, and Felix Fuller, 19, as they escorted his sister Violet and Edith Murray home near midnight on July 2.
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Frank Hammond
Wellington
Cuyahoga Falls
Harry Carino
Felix Fuller
Caring
Fuller
Hammond
Violet
Edith Murray
Fatal shooting in Lorain county coal theft incident
Tony Seraphinos a 41 year old unemployed brick worker and father of seven was shot and killed near his property in Lorain. L. Jones a railroad detective said the man attacked him while he confronted coal theft near the railroad boundary. Jones claims self defense believing Seraphinos had a gun. Seraphinos leaves a wife and seven children. Funeral arrangements set for St Stanislaus church Lorain.
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Lorain
Totary
Tony Seraphinos
Theodore Walker
Seraphinos
L. ¥. Jones
Sims
Carolina Avenue
Walker
Jones
Mer
John Onofrey
Seraphines
Marie
John
Anna
Walter
Josephine
Blanche
Irene
St. Stanislaus Church
Bittner Funeral Home
Elyria
End Nears In Walker Hearing
Albany August 27 a speedy end to the ouster hearing of Mayor James J Walker seems likely as it resumes next week Opposing counsel clashed over a motion Gov Roosevelt will convene the next session Monday night The mayor’s witnesses have nearly finished their testimony against Samuel Seabury’s charge that Russell T Sherwood banked money for Walker
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Albany
N. Y
James J. Walker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Russell T. Sherwood
Walker
Death summons Colp. Senator Waterman in Washington
Bulletin from Washington reports Senator Charles W. Waterman of Colorado died early today in his hotel apartment after a long illness. The veteran Republican served as a congressman and senator and was associated with key legislative efforts in the era. His death marks a significant political loss for Colorado and the national party.
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Bulletin
Washington
Charles W. Waterman
Colo
Rotary program features Mrs Hand at Ely Rotary meet
Mrs. Robert Hand will present a musical program as the feature of the Ely tia Rotary Club weekly meeting. The event is scheduled at noon Tuesday at the Hotel Newell.
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Robert Hand
Elytia
Better Bargains of Any Kanl Offer in Telegram
A fragment notes advertised bargains and regular offers in a Telegram page, promising value and ongoing deals. It references a publication cadence and reader interest in simply obtaining favorable prices.
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Chronic Telegram
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