Four Distinct Temblors Recorded
A Nov. 1 report from New York describes four distinct temblors felt across 17 states and all eastern Canada. The shocks swayed tall buildings, rattled windows, and caused mass unease, yet ultimately no lives were lost and damage remained minor in a vast area stretching from Quebec to Detroit. Seismographs noted four events at early morning times, with varying intensity across communities.
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America
Chicago
Boston
Toronto
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Montreal
Quebec
Ontario
New Brunswick
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Detroit
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Vir
Ohio Quake Shocks State with 30 Second Tremor
A 30 second earthquake rattled central Ohio with shocks felt from Sandusky to Erie and south toward the Ohio River. Buildings rocked, dishes fell, and thousands of frightened residents called police and newspapers. Seismographs were not ready in Cleveland and scientists saw no link to Montana quakes.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Erie
Cleveland
Auditorium Hotel
Mansfield
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Wellington
Ohio River
John Carroll University
Montana
Hallowe'en
Weather HIO Forecast Teases Uneven Weekend Conditions
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with possible light rain in the southeast early tonight. Much colder tonight and again Saturday. East portions expect sharper chill as cold air moves in through the weekend.
Tembiors Reported By Elyrians Today
Elyrians report earth temblors at 1 17 am with stronger shocks in the Columbus and Ohio streets district. A resident near Cascade Park rock structure linked the tremor to local geology. A 1 17 am sewage plant reading confirmed a definite shock and a south side resident woke to wall vibrations.
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Cascade Park
Two Die, Many Homeless In Helena Quake
Helena Montana November reports recount a major tremor that killed two and left many homeless. After weeks of shocks, Helena faced evacuation with highways crowded and relief teams aiding in freezing conditions. The Red Cross and state federal agencies coordinated relief as meteorologists noted 632 tremors since October 12.
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Sixty Eight Children Examined At Gates Clinic
Sixty eight crippled children from 31 Northern Ohio cities were examined at the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children monthly clinic. The clinic will now be held monthly instead of twice during summer. The youngest patient was a 14 month old girl from Sullivan with a foot deformity, showing rapid progress. Dale Ward of Mansfield, hospital board president, attended. Examiners were Dr. C H Herman of Cleveland and Dr. F A Lawrence of Elstia.
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Gates Hospital For
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Dale Ward
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Mansfield General Hospital
C. BH. Herman
Cleveland
F. A. Lawrence
Elstia
Plans Submitted for Jefferson Junior High Addition
Final plans and specifications for a proposed addition to Jefferson Junior High were sent to Columbus for approval by James F. Brown. Architect Alva C. Smith prepared the plans for a PWA project with a 357,781 grant covering about 45 percent of the 117,290 total cost, and work must start by January 1 under PWA rules.
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Peace Hopes Dim and Nations Ready To Enforce Penalties
Geneva reports that France and Great Britain will declare any settlement of the Italian Ethiopian war must be within the League of Nations framework and not by negotiated terms among the powers. An economic boycott on Italy and denial of its products are expected to be announced, with a date to follow.
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Ethiopia
Italians Reported Killed by Tribesmen in Ethiopian Desert
In the Danakil Desert region near Mt. Mussa Ali, Asia Times reported fifteen Italians killed during a supply convoy attack. A second assault targeted infantry and tanks moving westward. Italy aims to establish an air base near Ala Laghera as Ethiopian, Eritrean, and French Somaliland borders sharpen. League of Nations leaders press swift penalties, seeking to force Mussolini to terms with oil cooperation from major powers.
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Benito Mussolini
King Victor Emmanuel Defends Italy War on Ethiopia
In Rome on November 1 King Victor Emmanuel declared Italy’s war on Ethiopia just and necessary. He denied reports of discord with Mussolini and spoke at the University of Rome after receiving an honorary Doctorate in Literature. He urged international scholars to inform, with Rome as a beacon, that Italy seeks to live fully and uphold its sacred traditions.
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Benito Mussolini
New University of Rome
Girl Is Rescued From Cistern
Ruth Shepard 13 fell through an old cistern cover at the Louis Twining farm in Kipton. She landed in five feet of water but kept her head above water and cried out. Her father and Mr. Twining pulled her out. she suffered only minor cuts and bruises.
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Wellington
Ruth Shepard
Shepard
Louis Twining
Kipton
Ruth
Mary Jane
Mr. Twining
Columbus Football Mad As Tomorrow's Game Is The Topic
Columbus, Ohio readers are gripped by football fever as Ohio State prepares to face Notre Dame. Citizens anticipate a national championship bid with bold predictions and betting odds. The article notes Buckeyes' hidden plays and confidence despite Notre Dame's undefeated status, hinting at a decisive home-field performance.
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Ohio
Huge Hallowe'en Parade Draws Cosmopolitan Elrria Crowd
Thousands crowded downtown Elrria for the annual Hallowe'en celebration. The parade featured eight bands and diverse costumes from sublime to ridiculous. Prizes totaled forty four for parade costumes and post parade stunts, with winners named by prize committee chairmen and judges. Adjutant R W Amore praised local organizations for their cooperation in making the event a success.
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Elrria
Hallowe'en
Bill Struck
Waris Tucker
Earl Tucker
Thomas Powers
C. N. Nickoloff
Mildred Stearns
Jane Bradshaw
Helen Jane Lingenfelter
Lois Niemerer
Norma Schultz
Democrats Sponsor Outdoor Meeting in Elsra
The Elsra Democratic Central Committee sponsors an outdoor meeting Saturday at eight on the courthouse steps. Hon. Harry B. Welch, secretary of the Speakers Bureau in Columbus, will be principal speaker. Leonard Fisk, candidate for Major, will speak briefly and Democrats on the ticket will be introduced. Public attendance invited.
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Teacher Fatally Hurt In Bellefontaine Hallowe'en Accident
Miss Elmyra Woodruff 30 a Bellefontaine high school teacher died after being struck by an automobile while returning home from a municipal Hallowe'en celebration. She had taught eight years and was a Hebron native Ohio.
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Hebron
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Meeting Tonight On Elyria Fire Alarm Project
Tonight at seven o'clock a public meeting in the Council Chamber will discuss the proposed automatic fire alarm system in Elyria. Leaders include Major W. i H. Yanoster Fire Chief W. N. Bates and fire prevention expert W. R. Philips. City officials Rotary Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce and other community leaders are expected to attend.
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New Dealers Strike Back At Critics
Washington on November 11 the new deal responded to critics of its 4 million 900 work relief program led by Public Works Administrator Harold Ickes and Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins. They attacked Gen. Hugh S. Johnson Gov. Alf Landon of Kansas and Gov. Eugene Talmadge of Georgia. Hopkins charged Landon with taxing the needy for his budget and accused Talmadge of neglecting Georgia’s unexploitable cases while federal money was cut. Hopkins mocked Johnson’s attack on relief and hinted at program status updates as figures for employment and payrolls remained disputed.
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AH Landon
Kansas
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
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Roosevelt
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PWA
NRA
Hopkins
Landon
London
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Works Progress
New York City
Melawhne
Husband Discovers Wife Murder Victim in Kansas City
The body of 30 year old Mrs Florence Friseh was found in her apartment by her husband after he returned home. Police suspected a woman may have killed her. Death occurred about twelve hours earlier according to a physician.
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Joliet Prison Yard Scene of Murder
William Neill, jailed for murder, was stabbed to death in the Stateville prison yard during a brawl among about 30 convicts. State's Attorney William R. McCabe of Will County investigated the fight. Neill had killed tavernkeeper Fred Sievert in Joliet during a 1930 holdup. Sievert was deaf and did not hear the demand to surrender.
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William R. McCabe
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Fred Sievert
Ex-Governor Addresses Kiwanis on Housing Drive
Hon O A Eberhart former Minnesota governor speaks before Elyria Kiwanis at Hotel Newell about the Federal Housing Act boosting daily home construction and modernization. He links slovenly homes to crime and urges rapid home improvement to employ about 4 900 000 and improve social conditions.
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O. A. Eberhart
Minnesota
Elytia Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
Democrats To Hear Cleveland Woman
A meeting at Democratic Headquarters in Newell Hotel at 7245 oclock invites precinct committeemen boot workers and candidates. Miss Dorothy Hyde a Cleveland attorney will speak with Miss Mary Seward explaining duties of the clerk and judges in election booths. The public is invited.
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Used Car Bargains On Today's Want-Ad Page
Help for buyers seeking bargains in used cars with a complete directory of deals. Listings include sedans coupes and coaches in many makes and colors. Prices are low as new models flood the market with trade-ins and older models.
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