Governor Cooper to name U S senator next week in Ohio
Columbus Ohio November 1 The last probable successor to the late U S Senator Theodore E Burton has narrowed to six names Roscoe C McCulloch James R Garfield Carmi A Thompson Col Carmi and E W Edwards William H Boyd Governor Myers Y Cooper will decide next Monday or Tuesday Garfield is favored by some but all are being seriously considered Reports say Boyd or McCulloch may be chosen to serve until the 1930 election.
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U. S
Theodore E. Burton
United Press
Myers ¥. Cooper
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
Public Utilities Commission
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Garfield
Charles R. Roderickson
Coshocton
Carmi A. Thompson
Ohio
E. W. Edwards
Cincinnati
William H. Boyd
Sleveland
Myers Y. Cooper
Theodore E.burton
Col
Cooper
Republican National
Maurice MaschEe
J. R. Nutt
Union Trust Company
Republican Party
Michael Galizhgher
Hotel HoNenden
Gov. Cooper
Boyd
MecCulloch
Boy Near Death After Halloween Shooting in Columbus
In Columbus a 15 year old boy Wm Kimberl was near death from a bullet wound received after midnight during a Halloween party. He was shot by Patrolman Ray Nesser while grappling with two men in an automobile. One man Sam Smith aged 29 faced charges of illegal possession and transportation of liquor.
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Hallowe’en Columbus
Wm. Kimberl
Hallowe'en
Ray Nesser
Sam Smith
Local fur merchant built Elyria shop after travels
E Gross began in San Francisco’s fur trade, worked in New York and several eastern cities, moved to Cleveland in 1911, and later led fur departments in Columbus before opening his own Fur Shop in Elyria nearly six years ago. He is married with two children and resides at 4237 Kenyon.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
New York
Cleveland
Columbus
Elyria
Kenyon
Hallowe'en Pranks Reported in Elyria Streets
Elyria police noted few Hallowe'en pranks with several incidents. A West Street porch buggy had its wheels removed then replaced as officers watched Traff ic Officer Lloyd Sweet dismantle it. Dr McKitrick’s yard sign at 247 Third Street was stolen. Three cars on Cheapside were taken by police order to the city pound and later retrieved by owners. M G French reported two spare tires missing from a car at Devon Apartments.
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Sweet
Dr. McKitrick
Third Street
Cheapside
M. G. French
Devon Apartments
Devon Court
Thousands celebrate haloween in Elyria parade and crowds
Thousands gather in downtown Elyria for the annual Hallowe'en celebration. The parade features officials, drum corps, and varied costumes as bands play, horns blare, and spectators fill streets of a cosmopolitan crowd. After the parade, crowds move to Ely Park for further festivities.
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Hallowe’en
Paris
Hallowe'en
Elsha
American Legion
Monley
Ely Park
Senator Bingham Condemned Over Connecticut Manpower Hire
Washington November 1 A Senate judiciary committee chair Norris introduced a resolution condemning Senator Hiram Bingham for employing Charles L Byanson of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association and for remarks against the lobby investigation. The move was halted by Senator Fess pending delay but slated for reconsideration.
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Hiram Bingham
Senate
George W. Norris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bingham
Charles L. Byanson
Connecticut Manufacturers' Association
Norris
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Lobbying Investigation Committee
Fess
Connecticut
Senate Finance Committee
Charles Ite Evanson
Committee On Judiciary
MacDonald Returns Home After Peace Mission Visit
Premier Ramsay MacDonald arrived in Liverpool aboard the Duchess of York with Ishbel and other officials after a transatlantic trip to the United States and Canada. Crowds cheered as the prime minister stepped ashore and prepared to travel to London. He voiced optimism about his talks with President Hoover and efforts toward international peace.
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England
J. Ramsay MacDonald
United States
Canada
America
S. & Duchess of York
MacDonald
Ishbel
Montreal
Duchess of York
Earl of Derby
London
Hoover
Boy Struck By Auto Improves in Elyria
Elyria authorities report eight year old Roland Harvey, struck by an automobile on Lake avenue yesterday, is much improved today though he still suffers a fractured skull. Doctors say hopes are bright for his recovery.
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Roland Harvey
Lake Avenue
Youth Killed by Big Four Train Near Wellington
Tony Scratfish, 16, was killed while fetching water for his mother near the Albert Warren farm two miles west of Wellington. The body was found decapitated along the tracks after the morning accident around 7:30. No witnesses. Big Four freight agent could not determine which train. The family, recently moved from Wheeling, West Virginia, faces destitution as authorities prepare funeral arrangements at Keith Andrews Funeral Home.
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Wellington
Tony Scratfish
Here
Albert Warren
Scrottish
Wheeling
West Virginia
J. H. Paige
Big Four
Bay
Seratusk
Keith-Andrews
Peachig
County Defendant in $20,000 Suit
Leora Starky filed suit in common pleas court against Elvin P. Peet and the Board of Lorain County Commissioners seeking $20,000 for injuries from an auto accident on June 5 at the La Grange Belden Road and Indian Hollow Road intersection. The plaintiff rode with Ira Starkey, who has a separate suit against Peet and the Commissioners. The petition faults the Commissioners for allowing a milk receiving stand to remain in the highway.
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Leora Starky
Common Pleas Court
Elvin P. Peet
Board of
Lorain County Commissioners
la Grange-Belden
Indian Hollow Road
Ira Starkey
Peet
Crisis Looms as Chiang Kai-Shek Heads to Front
ALLEGIN HANKOW China Nov 1 General Chiang Kai Shek president of the Nationalists departed today for the Honen Frontier where severe fighting was reported in progress. The situation in the region was reported serious with a crisis in China s Civil War looming close.
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Allegin
Elyria to vote on three mill levy for schools
Letters urging support of Elyria's three mill school levy were mailed to parents by the Board of Education. The measure would renew a five year levy starting with the 1936 taxes, with first installment due January 1931, preserving $257600 per year for five years and avoiding school closures.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
Board of Education
Law Brevren
Isvia
Five Die In Halloween Accidents Across Ohio
United Press reports five people died in Ohio Halloween related crashes and stabbings. A Cincinnati youth fell from a car atop a barster. John McAllister and William Heckathorne died in an auto crash near Toronto. Edward Hexathorne at death's door. Miss Margaret Hedlund 24 Akron and Leroy Wyatt 25 injured after a car collision near Rootstown. Barberton youths including Paul Blatnicky 15 were struck. Edward Woods 11 severely hurt with a fractured skull.
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United Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Pickering
Fairfield County
Columbus
Hallowe'en
Robert Alfen
Washjzcoon
Ind
Ohio Mecanics’ Institute
Steubenville
John McAllister
William Heckathorne
Toronto
Edward He Xathorne
Allister
Ohio River
Akron
Margaret K. Hedlund
Akron University
Youngstown
Rooatstown
Leroy Wyatt
Paul Blatnicky
Barberton
Edward Woods
Mayor's Office Reports October Receipts of 1018.40
The mayor's office receipts for October total 1018.40 as recorded by clerk John G. Schrock. The breakdown lists fines 728.75 costs 240.19 building permits 51 and miscellaneous 855.
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John G. Schrock
Halloween destruction reported across county
Reports from rural areas describe widespread mischief during Halloween. A resident asked for seven youths over 20 to be arrested after he fired a shotgun to restore peace. Deputies raced to Eaton to shield a store from being looted while corn stalks and movable objects blocked streets. A shelter house at the Cleveland Southwestern railroad in Pittsfield was overturned.
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A. Romeyn
East River Road
Sheriff's Office
Eaton
Webb Beaver
Welington
Cleveland Southwestern Railroad
Pittsfield
Buying Bolsters Up the Stock Market
New York reports a historic stock liquidation replaced by strong buying as markets close the week. Across the Stock and Curb Exchanges a combined 63.88 million shares traded, with Tuesday setting records for both exchanges. Major issues like General Motors and American Telephone lost large market value before partial recoveries.
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Monady
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United Press
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DuPont
General Electric
Fall Is Sentenced to Jail for Bribe In Ely Hills Case
Albert B. Fall former Secretary of the Interior is sentenced by Justice Hitz to one year in jail and a $109 000 fine for taking a bribe related to the Ely Hills naval oil reserve leases. The ruling marks the first time a former cabinet officer received jail time for a felony while in office. Fall and his wife faced the courtroom with visible emotion as the verdict and sentence were delivered.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of Interior
Wm. Hitz
E. L. Doheny
California
Ely Hills Naval Oil Reserve
Fall
Hitz
Doheny
Falk
Eirdeenie Raine
Court House
Justice Hitz
Fail
Chase
Eliott
Foil Another Prison Break at Canon City Penitentiary
In Canon City Colorado on November 1 a second escape attempt occurred at the state penitentiary where 13 guards and convicts died in a mutiny. Three inmates, under heavy guard, tried to tunnel a direct seven foot passage under the wall of the cell house before discovery. The plan appeared aided by ongoing reconstruction work from a previous prison fire.
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Colo
State Penitentiary
Dom
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