Grand jury Indicts seven in Lorain County cases
Seven persons were indicted by the Lorain grand jury. James Dolat faces robbery charges tied to Citizens Budget Co. L. T. McFarland of Oberlin is charged with election law violations and attempting to influence a voter. Harry Reynolds and William Gutensohn are charged with breaking and entering. William Biro, Charles Majessie Jr. face related counts. Several others were not indicted. The panel heard 26 cases, ignored 15, and returned 11 true bills after examining 48 witnesses.
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James Dolat
Citizens Budget Company
L. T. McFarland
Oberlin
McFarland
Harry Reynolds
Furnace Street
William Gutensohn
Elyria
American Legion
Wiliam Biro
Lorain
Charles Majessie, Jr
Tivoli Theatre
Bertha Williams
John Hairston
Bessie Flores
Raymond Jones
Deues Veres
League To Hear State Issues Discussed
Elyria Township League will host a public meeting at Lake Avenue school tomorrow night to present both sides of three Ohio ballot issues. Walton Watts and R F Vandemark debate Old Age Pension. H C Cheney and Otto Mischka discuss County Home Rule. C S Kelser and Earl D Bacon cover the 10 mile real estate tax limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Elyria
Lake Avenue
Walter H. Watts
R. F. Vandemark
Watts
Vandemark
Tax League
Hamilton Factory Blaze Destroys Core Room at Foundry
Fire at Hamilton Foundry and Machine Company East Hamilton last night caused an estimated 50 000 to 75 000 dollars in damage. The blaze damaged two foundry buildings and the core room while firemen battled sporadic explosions from core oil in metal drums.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Foundry & Machine Company
Bouidians
The Weather Forecast Ohio Rain Tonight
Ohio expects rain tonight and Friday with colder air spreading from the west and extreme north tonight. Colder Friday and Friday night, with lingering showers possible in the far north.
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Ohio
Advances new plan for administration of industrial codes
Washington Nov 2. A crisis over the NRA with charges of meddling prompted a plan to shift code administration to a national council of industrial leaders working with government officials. Gerard Swope of General Electric proposed industry self policing and possible federal prosecution for code violators. The plan won backing from Hugh Johnson and received endorsements from Henry Harriman and the Chamber of Commerce, with a regional governing council and government representation plus a research staff.
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Washington
NRA
Mustrial
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Johnson
Swope
Commerce Department
Business Advisory and Planning Council
National Association of Manufacturers
Henry S. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Hugh 8. Johnson
Toto
Harriman
Democrats Rally for Roosevelt Policy in Open Air Meeting
A lively crowd of about 300 gathered at Foster and Lake avenues for a Second Ward Democrats rally. Cyril Maple urged support for President Roosevelt and the local ticket, praising public works and the mayor's role, with Maple and Mayor Vanoster featured and the Old Age Pension also endorsed as part of the election slate.
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Second Ward
Foster and Lake Avenues
Roosevel
Cyril Maple
Washington
Roosevelt
Maple
Vanoster
Untermyer warns against Nazi propaganda in Cleveland
Samuel Untermyer told about 1500 people at Cleveland Temple that bigots posing as government officials spread Nazi propaganda. He urged preventive and punitive federal action to stop a secret anti American movement aiding Germany and sowing race hatred. He warned that world Jewry and civilization face their greatest peril since World War II era.
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Cleveland
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Germany
America
Republicans Hear State Issues Digest
A large crowd attended a Republican meeting at headquarters last night where six speakers covered state issues and local offices. P H Rogers urged Old Age Pension support with statistics on Ohio institutions, while R H Vandemark opposed the pension and warned of cost rises. Don W Myers urged a full city ticket, F A Stetson stressed utilities debates, and Malcom Thomson critiqued prior legislative leadership. Mrs Julia Martin and Mrs Ellen Shaw presented candidacies for Elyria Board of Education and proposed PTA-inspired ideas.
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P. H. Rogers
Lorain County
Ohio
R. H. Vandemark
Don W. Myers
F. A. Stetson
Malcom Thomson
Elyria City
Ellen Shaw
Elyria
Graf Zeppelin Lands in Germany After Transatlantic Flight
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Germany November 2 the dirigible Graf Zeppelin landed at 315 AM after the flight from the United States. PORTSMOUTH Nov 2 Mrs Margaret Elliott 57 died Wednesday after swallowing poison. Her husband sues her for divorce Tuesday.
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Friedrichshafen
Ger
United States
Portsmouth
Margaret Elliott
Senator Werner Awaiting Early Trial In Ohio Bribery Case
Franklin County grand jury heard Senator WP J Gunsett testify about textbook costs while Senator William H Herner Dem Norwalk awaited arraignment on a 1500 bribe charge from the Ohio Funeral Directors Association related to the Lefever Bill. Prosecutor Hoskins planned no caps as Herner pressed for an early trial from a hotel bed. Elizabeth Pearce, a Columbus beauty operator, will testify as a witness, with Herner reflecting on his lobbying comments and the alleged $1500 figure.
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Columbus
U.P
Franklin County
Ohio Morticians Organization
Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Donald J. Haskins
A. J. Kears
Bexley
James I. Kogarty
Bellefontaine
Senate
William H. Herner
Dem
Norwalk
Ohio Funeral Directors' Association
Ay Columbus
Lefever
Herner
Association
Chronicle-Telegram outlines Voice-of-The-People rules
The Chronicle-Telegram declares strict guidelines for reader submissions in the Voice-of-The-People column. It prohibits campaign promoting letters or resolutions in news and imposes word limits and permission to publish names, guiding readers to use advertising columns for political advocacy.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Two Killed in Catalina Plane Crash
Bulletin from Avalon California reports two men died when a ten passenger amphibian plane operating between Catalina Island and the mainland crashed in Avalon Bay as it left the harbor. E MacFarlane Moore, son in law of the late Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, was one victim and George Baker the co pilot. Moore headed the transportation firm running the aircraft and Walter Seiler the pilot was slightly injured.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Cal
E. MacFarlane Moore
William A. Moffett
Akron
Avalon Bay
George Baker
Moore
Walter Seiler
Name new head of NRA board
Washington November 2 Louis Kirstein elected chairman of the NRA industrial advisory board to succeed Walter C Teagle. Kirstein of the Filene Store Boston has served on the industrial board and sits on the National Labor Board. Teagle withdrew with four others under rotating membership. Newark Ohio November 2 Eugene Strickler 23 held in connection with Dwight Linville 32 fatally injured in a Hanover Township brawl at Jersey 18 miles east of here. Strickler said he struck Linville in self defense.
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Bulletin
Washington
Louis Kirstein
NRA Industrial Advisory Board
Walter C. Teagie
Kirstein
Filene
Boston
Industrial Board
National Labor Board
Teagle
Newark
Eugene Strickler
Dwight Linville
Jersey
Here
Strickler
Linsville
Trade-in-Elyria Days Draw Shoppers to Merchants
Elyria merchants launch Trade-in-Elyria Days with a fall sale featuring merchandise at low prices. Shoppers flock to the Chronicle-Telegram listings daily for new items and deep discounts as cooler weather arrives.
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Elyria
Elyria Merst
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Women Attend Two Candy Making Schools
About 125 women in Lorain county attended the second candy making school at the Elyria Y M C A yesterday afternoon, with a total of roughly 260 attendees across two sessions. Miss Alma Garvin of Ohio State University led instruction on Christmas candy making and home produced sweets, while Miss Alice Bird noted 250 recipe books were distributed.
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Lorain County
Elyria Y. M.C. A
Wellington
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
County Agricultural Extension Office
Alice Bird
Miss Bird
School Speaker Tells Of Indians Life at Elyria High
Wilmer E. Cochran of New Comerstown Ohio spoke to Elyria High students about American Indians. He described customs religion language music songs dances and tribal beliefs from his 23 years of study. A rally for the Elyria Oberlin football game followed the assembly.
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Elyria High School
Wilmer E. Cochran
Newcomerstown
Ohio
Cochran
Elyria-Oberlit
Pension proposal to be explained by Congressman
Congressman Martin L. Sweeney of Cleveland will explain the Old Age Pension measure at a public meeting in Elyria High School auditorium Friday at 7 30 p m. The event, hosted by the Lorain County Old Age Pension Committee, aims to persuade Ohio voters to support the proposal next Tuesday.
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Martin L. Sweeney
Cleveland
Elyria High School
Lorain County
Old Age Pension Committee
Sweeney
Ohio
League enacts decrees to curb Nazi activity in Saargebiet
In Saarbrucken Saar Basin on November 2, the League commission in charge of the internationalized territory imposed strict measures to quell Nazi influence. New rules ban armed display, require neutrality by civil servants, regulate political fund solicitation, and threaten hard labor for exposing state secrets or terror designs linked to the 1935 plebiscite. Police resistance to enforcement carries two to five years hard labor. Nazi speakers urge revolt and even children join the salute.
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Saarbruckex
Saar Basin
France
Germany
League of Nations Commission
Europe
League Governing Commission
Nazi Movement Topic For Talk By Local Rabbi
Rabbi Kramer will lecture on Nazism at Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham in Lake avenue and Lodi street tomorrow night. The program costs 15 pm and will cover the origin and rise of the Nazi movement, its success in Germany, and why anti Semitism is central to Nazi policy. It will also discuss key Nazi figures and their roles.
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Germany
Rabbi Kramer
Agudath Achim Bnay Abraham
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Upheaval Looms Again In Cuba
Havana reports a tense mood as bomb explosions and gunfire mark the capital and provinces. President Ramon Gray San Martín's government seems near disintegration while Batista consolidates power amid a rift with supporters of Mendieta and the Nationalist party. Territorial power plays and military figures threaten the political order.
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Havana
Ramon Gray Sand Martin
Fulgencio Batista
Aimy
Gray
Jemnine
Diandir
Batista
Carlos Mendieta
Nationalist
Mendieta
Tax Officials Face Serious Problem in Lorain County
Lorain County plans to raise the real estate tax rate from 3 mills to about 5 mills next year to offset falling property values and delinquent bonds. County Auditor C S Kelser and Chief Deputy Auditor C A Horn warned that budget cuts would be needed but could threaten county operations, charities, and local governments as valuations dropped from 166.5 million in 1930 to 136.7 million in 1933.
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County Budget Commission
Lorain County
C. S. Kelser
C. A. Horn
Horn
Kelser
Bandits Hold Up Branch Bank in Lansing
Three armed bandits held up the North Lansing branch of the Bank of Lansing, escaping with .090 in cash. State police and local officers searched all highways leaving the city. Mrs. Edna Vondorf Lazarus, 47, charitable worker and wife of Simon Lazarus, preex successor at a department store, died at her home after a short illness.
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Lansing
Mich
North Lansing
Bank of Lansing
Columats
Edna Vondorf Lazarus
Simon Lazarus
Lazarne Wes
University of Chicago
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Factory
W. H. Vanoster
Graf Zeppelin
Werner Toage
Washington, C. H
George F. Fry
Fry
NRA Board
Cuba
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