Northern Ohio heats up for gubernatorial race
The campaign shifts to northern Ohio as major candidates barnstorm the region for the industrial vote. Governor contenders Vic Donahey and Martin Davey campaign through Cleveland, Canton, and surrounding counties while Senator Simeon Fess colors the race with cautions on farm aid programs and taxation.
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Columbus
Thas
Ohio
Simeon D. Fess
Vic Donahey
Martin L. Davey
S& Counties
Canton
Cleveland
Davey-Donahey
Vic Donaher
Dayton
Lima
Davey
Clarence J. Brown
Ashtabula County
Rubber price hike takes effect in Akron area
Akron Nov 1 Twelve to 25 percent price increases were enacted as the rubber industry replaces NRA floor prices with its own control plan. Major rubber companies reported participating and mail order houses and off company distributors were expected to follow. First line tires see about five percent higher listed prices, though the overall rise appears larger due to prior list adjustments and floor price removals.
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Akron
NRA
Death Record Anna Katherine Anderson
Anna Katherine Anderson widow of the late Alfred E Anderson died at her daughter Mrs Arthur E Lauck 242 Harvard Avenue where she has lived the past 24 years Death occurred this morning at 7 00 She was born in Sweden December 9 1850 She leaves one daughter a brother Charles Olson of Stock ton New York and four grandchildren Her body will be at Sudro Funeral Home until Saturday morning then at the late home for services at 340 BP M Rev Harold A Sayles officiating Burial will be in Rigelawn cemetery
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Anna Katherine Anderson
Alfred E. Anderson
Arthur E. Lauck
Harvard Avenue
Anderson
Sweden
Lauck
Charles Olson
Stockton
New York
Sudro
Harold A. Sayles
Rigelawn Cemetery
Unidentified man killed by engine in Cleveland
An unidentified man about 40 was killed in Cleveland late yesterday after stepping onto the New York Central tracks in the path of a Switch engine. No further details were released about the victim or circumstances.
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Cleveland
Yaesterday
New York Central
Ford predicts 1935 as a year of improved business
Detroit Henry Ford forecast a 1935 domestic production of at least one million cars, the highest since 1930, with 760k already built and more expected in November and December. He warned Europe politics could affect total output abroad, while urging American industry to apply sound business sense. Other automakers show optimism for higher low-priced car sales next year.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Europe
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Local Halloween Mischief and Local Accidents Reported
Deputy sheriffs hunt pranksters after a bomb like torch damaged a glass window at Mike Matos podrom Stop 7. A North Eaton man reports his dump truck shoved into a creek bank and rolled over. A 50-year-old Elyria man suffers a knee fracture and scalp wounds after a two car collision on Gulf road near the American Legion Home. Roe collides with Seighburg on Court street causing damage. Tools stolen from Lorain road. Prudential sues Katherine Keating for 2076 on a promissory note. Divorce suits filed in Lorain and Wellington counties for neglect and cruelty.
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Hallowe'en
Mike Matos Podrom
Sam Folley
North Eaton
Willam Shankle
12Th Street
Elyria
Herman Tyler
Lorain
William Strauss
South Amherst
Gulf Road
American Legion
Early Cyprus Converts Governor to Christianity
In 46 A D St Paul St Barnabas and St Mark visited Cyprus in the island kingdom where the governor was converted to Christianity making Cyprus the first state governed by Christians.
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St. Paul
St. Barnahag
St. Mark
Cyprus
Free Day At Oberlin Replaces Migration Day
Oberlin College announces a Free Day on November 8 with no classes to replace Migration Day. The shift moves the usual break away from the football game with Western Reserve on November 24, aiming to keep the season schedule intact. The event includes a dramatic program and upcoming guest day, with faculty and student groups participating.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
J. E. Wickler
Cleveland
Case
Western Reserve
Wickler
Allegheny College
Meadville
Meeting on Chest to Be Held Monday
The Oberlin Community Chest committees announce a public meeting Monday evening November 5 at 7 30 in the James Brand House. Past beneficiaries must present their requests for participation in next year’s chest with necessary evidence of community benefit. The committee seeks large public participation for a thorough discussion of community problems. The Nineteenth Century club held an interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. (address omitted) home.
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John Wood
East College Street
Mesdames Lillich
Bogers
Haylor
Weeks
Schreffier
Persons
Oberlin Community Chest
James Brand House
Community Chest
Court Reports Garage Break In and Suits Filed
J W Wilson of LaGrange reported to Sheriff Dick's department that his garage was broken into last night with two tires and a tool kit taken. Deputy Gerald Nau investigated. Sandusky Packing Company sued Dan Horvath of Lorain for 232 dollars on four accounts. Harvey H Schwert filed suit against Philip Davia for 1529 dollars on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Elytia is asked.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Katherine Keating
Lorain
J. W. Wilson
LaGrange
Clarence Dick
Gerald Nau
Sandusky Packing Company
Dan Horvath
Harvey H. Schwert
Philip Davia
Elytia
Insull defense portrays motive over circumstantial ruin
Insull and 15 co-defendants defend harsh 1929 crash losses, arguing their actions were guided by conditions at the time. Attorneys acknowledge misrepresentation in a key security but claim bad judgment and tides of Black Friday doomed their fortunes. The defense asks jurors to weigh motives against facts amid a wide trial.
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Insull
Corporation Securities Company
Insull Group
Thompson
Stanley
Notable financiers and philanthropists cited in city notices
Field highlights Harold and Charles 8. Stuart of Halsey, Stuart & Co. investment brokers along with Frank K. Shrader, Clarence T. MacNeille, Clarence W. Bills, George A. Kemp, Robert W. Waite, Frank R. Evers, Waldo F. Tobey, Philip J. McEnrge, John F. O'Keefe and Edward J. Doyle as prominent figures referenced in the report.
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Field
Harold and
Charles 8. Stuart
Halsey, Stuart & Co
Frank K. Shrader
Clarence T. MacNeille
Clarence W. = Bills
George A. Kemp
Robert W. Waite
Frank R. Evers
Waldo F. Tobey
Philip J. McEnrge
John F. O'Keefe
Edward J. Doyle
Artist, Author, Candidate Pays Visit To Elyria
An editor received visitor Park Sumner of Akron, Socialist candidate for Congress. Sumner, an illustrator, author and economist, spoke briefly on wealth distribution and noted he does not expect to win this year but sees growing interest in his principles.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Park Sumner
Akron
Congress
Sumner
Number Four Continued From Page One
A fragment describes a gala night with costumes deemed too damp and shy for rainy weather. Elyria enjoyed a quieter Halloween night, calmer than recent years and with fewer disturbances or noisy celebrations.
Elyria Man Sweeney, 70, Missing Since Yesterday
Police seek John Sweeney of 287 Highth street reported missing from his Elyria home since yesterday morning. He was last seen entering Ely Park from Ohio street. A search party may be organized.
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Elyria
John Sweeney
287 Highth Street
Ely Park
Ohio Street
Demeter Club Elects Officers at Lorain County Grange Meeting
Demeter Club of Lorain County Granges elected officers last night at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Arthur Mason of Wellington was named president, Kenneth Smith of North Elyria vice president, Mrs. Frank Mason of Ridgeville secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. George Cotton of Hickory Tree lecturer. A Sunshine Club planning committee was formed, with George Knittle, Frank Eldred, and Mrs. Schriver. Fifty three Grange members attended along with Vernon E. Crouse, state Grange official, who praised leadership training and juvenile work. Entertainment included readings, a xylophone solo, and a Ridgeville reading.
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Demeter Club
Lorain County
Ridgeville
Arthur Mason
Wellington
Elmer Fullmer
Eaton
Kenneth Smith
North Elyria
Mason
Sunshine Club
Pomona Grange
Carlisle
George Knittle
Hickory ‘Tree Grange
Frank Eldred
Caree
Schriver
Belen
Vernon E. Crouse
North Lima
State Grange
Crouse
Ohio
Flower Gardens Being Visited on Chrysanthemum Tour
A group of flower growers toured Lorain County gardens this morning as part of a chrysanthemum tour by the Greater Cleveland Flower Growers Association. They visited J. P. Diederich Sons in Dover, P. E. Knapp in North Ridgeville, and Laisy Gardens in North Olmsted, with further stops in Berea Independence Macedonia and Warrensville.
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Lorain County
Greater Cleveland
Flower Growers’ Association
Rock River
Dover
J. P. Diederich Sons
Cleveland Road
P. E. Knapp
North Ridgeville
Laisy Gardens
Butternut Ridge Road
North Olmsted
Tooe
Berea
Independence
Macedonia
Warrensville
Night of chaos at fair ends with injuries and crushes
A page one continuation recounts the crush at the fair with 100 plus treated by the hospital, injuries from瓶 bruises and sprains amid crowds. An elderly woman, Mrs. John Morris, 65, of Pekin, broke her arm in the Midway crush while revelers fought for possessions along the Avenue of Flags as elevators to the Skyride halted. The national colors remained flying over the grounds.
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Ealy
Was
John Morris
Pekin
Number Two Continued From Page One
R D Denise eastern representative of the Retail Clerks International announced the ongoing matter. Officials of the Butler Company could not be reached for comment.
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R. D. Denise
Retail Clerks’ International
Butler Company
Markets Show Broad Range of Farmyard Goods
Market listings describe butter and other dairy items, poultry including Leghorns and colored breeds, and various weights. Ducks, geese, turkeys, and hens are priced by weight or quality, with references to fat and ordinary varieties. Potatoes are mentioned with a price line, completing a compact rural commerce snapshot.
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Cleanand
Smarket
Vatrud
Reese
Marne
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Damand
Leghorn Llise
Chest Slogans and Market Quotation Scan Across a Ragged Page
A jumble of public appeal lines urging generosity to support those in need appears beside a dense and garbled market section. The page mixes chest slogan phrases with stock market quotes for cattle hogs lambs and produce, listing prices per hundredweight and commodity bids.
A&P Faces Labor Peace Plan Amid Cleveland Dispute
John A. Hartford of the A and P and company leaders signal possible acceptance of the National Labor Relations Board peace plan. In Cleveland, shipments from two Werelauses were halted and stores stripped of stock as supervisors prepare to report. board decision pending after their impressions.
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John A. Hartford
Cleveland
National Labor Relations Board
Hartford
George
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Cuyahoga County
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Delaware
Charles V. Truax
Martin Davey
Hanes
Hanes Knitting Foncie Winsston-Salem
Berman
Capitol
Clayton P
ODD Fellows Hall
Broad Street
Darwin
West Avec
Chesapeake Bay
Lake Erie
Collede
Mayo Roe
Gulf Farms
Russell Seighburg
R. PD. 2
Roe
Court Street
Phillip DeChant
Lorain Road
Sheriff's Department
Leora R. Yoxtheimer
Milo Yoxtheimer
Marchfield
Cal
Bernice Scanland
Giyorca
Willam Scanland
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alvlen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Ida Balla Brady
Northeast Ohio Teachers’ Association
Association
W. Frederick Bohn
Prudential Committee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
Doren Lyon
North Cedar Avenue
Lakewood
Women's Relief Corps
Legion Rooms
Oberlin Girl Scout Council
North Cedar and
West Lotain Street
George Jackson
W. G. Casker
L. G. Hopkins
Cincinnati
W. G. Edwards
W. E. Bontrager
Gambier
Pagene
Spring Valley Country Club
Cali
Colson
Pierre R, Smith
Checker Taxi
O'Donnell
W. Lb. Williams
Mgr
Goodyear
Ohlo
Moatty Tou
Dabogt
Ulbs
Michigan
Stuady
Pring Xteera
BTU Ga Soo
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
Walter H. Kessler Builder
Stanford
Flore Lump Murbach
The
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