League of Nations schedules broad boycott against Italy
Geneva dispatch reports November 18 set as start date for a comprehensive boycott of Italian goods. The 52 nation penalties committee convenes to finalize the plan while Premier Laval pledges peacemaking within the League framework. Automatic approval expected with a 10 day window for nations to arrange actions.
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Opyright
Vetted Press
Gexeva
League of Nations
Italy
Premierre Laval
France
Ethiopia
Geneva
League Nations
League
Iker
Natives Raid talian Camps Near Danakil Front
Addis Ababa dispatch reports Ethiopian nomads and tribes attacking Italian detachments along the Danakil Desert front. Messages describe raids between 3 and 5 am, destruction of camps, and Italian responses by air. Ten thousand troops from the west arrived, led by Dedjazmatrh Makonnen, parading before the emperor in full regalia.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Danakil
Tstern
Mt. Mussa Ali
French Somaliland
Mt. Mussa
Weather Ohio Update Rain Tonight and Cooler Tomorrow
Ohio forecast shows rain tonight with a shift to sun and cooler conditions. Skies clear gradually as temperatures dip, bringing a touch of autumn-like air across the state tonight into tomorrow.
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Ohio
Thousands Of Camels Being Concentrated For Drive
In Eritrea a camel corps of 24 900 men is forming for a drive on Lake Tana to support a vast irrigation project in the Sudan and Egypt. The plan, tied to the League embargo date, uses thousands of camels and mules due to difficult terrain. Military experts warn it could be the war’s most serious development, expanding influence into the Blue Nile region.
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iVoorveright
United Press
Rome
Eritrea
Lake Tana
Sudan
Eerpt
Asmara
League
Seuit
Ethionia
Nile
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Suze Tana
Egypt
Italian
Libya
Webb Miller
IraHan Northern Army
Cam- Africa
Khartoum
Dynamite Adrift Threatens San Francisco Harbor
In a fierce storm 104 tons of steel and a derelict barge loaded with dynamite drifted in San Francisco Bay. Coast Guard tows the unmanned vessel to moorings after rescuing 13 crew from the Concord lighter. A section washed ashore near Fisherman’s Wharf, engineers believe most cases will waterlog and sink.
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San Francisco
California
Coast Guard
San Francisco Coast Guard
Tue and Barre Company
Earter
Grace Line
Concord
Shoshone
Gabiore
Fisherman's Wharf
Mexico
Canada
Ethiopian Soldiers Publicly Flogged to Death
Harar Ethiopia November 2 twelve Ethiopian soldiers were flogged to death in public for alleged sympathy with the Italian invasion. The harsh punishment underscores Ethiopia’s resolve against pro Italian sentiment and desertion amid waning morale in Tigre and southern regions under Ras as Sibu.
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Harar
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie Gugsa
Tigre
Ras As- Sibu
Seven Gold Rings And Watch Stolen
Mrs. Frank Lene reported to the sheriff's department a theft of seven gold rings and a gold watch from Brig Avenue west of Mrs. Lee. Deputy Sheriff Joseph Woodings investigated describing two main band rings including a cameo set and garnet settings, plus a ruby and pearl ring and a baby ring.
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Sheriff's Department
Frank Lene
Brig Avenue
Lee
Joseph Woodings
Zero Hour Nears In Ethiopia Front Offensive
Rome reports an impending Ethiopian action as Dawr Sundar sets a zero hour for a mass offensive along a 5 percent mile front. Shair's northern army is to launch a solo southward drive toward Maka ile with authoritative confirmation.
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Rome
Dawr Sundar
Ethiopia
Shair
Makaile
Democrats Hear Women Speakers at Newell Hotel Meeting
A large crowd of Democrats gathered at the Newell Hotel to hear Dorothy Hyde of Cleveland urge younger voters to engage in government. Mary Seward instructed poll workers, and candidates were introduced by Chairman B J Gray before inviting all to tonight's rally in front of the courthouse.
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Newell Hotel
Dorothy Hyde
Cleveland
Sheriff’s wind breaker purchase rejected by county board
Sheriff Clarence W. Dick asked to buy a wind breaker for a motorcycle but county commissioners Oscar Dunn and John E. Davidson declined the request. They said it was not the season to ride a motorcycle and cited slick roads from moisture and leaves as reasons for disapproval.
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Clarence W. Dick
Oscar Dunn
John E. Davidson
Allen
Flames Destroy Large House At Ridgeville
A large frame house owned by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Horwedel at Ridgeville burned last night. Insurance coverage of 2,590 may help Horwedel salvage his 65 acre farm and two parcels, as sheriff sale plans were halted to allow mortgage settlement. Firefighters fought the blaze with 14 men until 2 a.m. The cause was undetermined. Another blaze consumed a straw stack on James Elgin's Penfield farm, stubbornly burning for five hours as Wellington and neighbors fought to prevent spread.
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M. J. Horwedel
Ridgeville
Morteraz
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Horwedel
Ronare
Paul Knapp
Riville
Mrs. Horwedel
Knapp
Penfield
Wellington
James Elgin
National Tube Plant Schedule Unchanged
Operations at the National Tube Company plant in Lorain will run at similar levels next week. Three blast furnaces and fourteen open hearth furnaces stay in operation while the Bessemer converter runs double shift and the rail mill remains idle. Skelp mills one and five operate six days starting Monday, batt mills two and six five days, no lap mill, seamless mill two five days starting tonight at 11, and seamless mill three ends Sunday afternoon and will be idle next week.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
Skelp
Batt
Hindman to Speak on Tuberculosis Work for Children
L. B. Hindman executive secretary of the Lorain County Tuberculosis and Health Association will describe the group's work for children to members of the Young Men's Club. He will address the YMCA meeting on Monday night.
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Lorain County Tuberemiasis and Health Association For Children
Young Mens Club
L. B. Hindman
Association
U. S. Expenditures Rise to High October Level
Government outlays in October climbed to the highest level since June, the treasury reported today. Expenditures reached 19 2796.673.445, marking a significant increase in federal spending for the month as officials monitor fiscal momentum and budget projections.
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Washington, Ser
The
Treasury
Speakers Ask Approval Of Bond Issues
Public meeting in City Hall urged passage of two Elyria bond issues and two mall levies for city operating expenses. Proposals would fund city share of a new city hall court and a fire alarm system at PWA projects with 55 percent city and 45 percent WA cost split. Engineer W R Phillips cited Elyria as one of the three largest Ohio cities without a fire alarm system, noting 359 insurance deficiency points. He said the project would create employment and lower overall costs, with city applying September 1 to PWA for funds.
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Elyria
Council Chamber
City Hall
Cir Hall
PWA
Works Administration
W. R. Phillips
Ohio
Phillips
Columbus
Ohio University student shot near Torch Ohio
Four Ohio University students were with William Luthy when a man fired a .22 rifle from a Torch house as they stopped to buy liquor. Luthy was struck in head and back and listed in serious condition at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg. Authorities sought Calvin Russet for questioning.
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Parkersburg
W- Va
Ohio University
Torch
Ohio
William Lully
Cleveland
St. Joseph Hospital
Lutthy
Luthy
Athens
Charles Bass
Houlton
George Decker
Rochester
John Warner
Leipsic
James McLaren
Hockingport
Luthr
Calvin Russet
WPA Wage Strike Looms In Iowa
Des Moines reports organized labor in Iowa calls for a statewide strike against wages under the WPA program. A vote on the plan will be held at a Des Moines meeting on Sunday November 16, announced by J C Lewis president of the Town Federation of Labor.
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Des Moines. In
Organized Labor of Iowa
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Labor
Des Moines
J. C. Lewis
Town Federation of Labor
Milk Producers Urged To Stand United In Dealings
More than 209 Lorain County milk producers gathered at Herrick Auditorium to hear calls for a united stand with Cleveland distributors. The meeting, led by the Dairymen's Cooperative Association, followed a November-agreement with distributors that was not fully resolved. Bert Ashcraft, president of the association, urged support for the agreement and criticized some distributors for not charging fairly, stressing the need to protect producers' interests as talks continue.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Cleveland
Herrick
Audi Lon
Dairymen’s Cooperativsociation
Opany
Orice
Election booth workers to be paid after election week
Two shifts of election booth workers will be employed on Tuesday with checks delayed by four to five days. Frank Stetson, chairman of the county election board, cites cost savings and easier verification of precinct judges and clerks as reasons.
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Frank Steron
County Election Board
Wor
Portage
Elyria Jadees
Election Board
Lorain
J. N. Stone
Weilington
Gur Wells
Amherst
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Stetson
Battle Over Ohio Budget Bill in State Senate
Columbus Ohio November 2 The battle over Ohio's new budget bill moves to the Senate after the House approved the emergency measure 93 to 21. The bill as sent to the Senate carries appropriations totaling 107,290,651.59 for the biennium, against the governor's vetoed items from last June reducing the prior budget to 97,705,293.31. The House action creates a new appropriation bill restoring vetoed amounts and adding 19,000,006 to the biennial appropriations.
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Columbus
Istate
Ohio Senate
House
Senate
Davey
Republicans Hold Meetings In Homes
Republican campaign events to wrap up in the city with a Methodist Episcopal Church rally on Middle Avenue near Oberlin Road at 7:59 p.m. The program includes all Incal candidates. Afterwards open houses run from 5 to 9 p.m. at listed residences in the Fourth Ward, hosted by local party figures including Carl Curtis, J G Upp, Nancy Jenkins, Florence Martini, William Schuur, and M F Ferling.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
Fourth Ward
Carl Cur
Republican Committee
Meelines
Carl Curtis
Second Street
J. G. Upp
West Fourth Street
Nancy Jenkins
East Fourth Street
Florence Martini
Gracecourt
William Schuur
Broad
M. F. Fer
Cascade Street
Rotarians Hear Raymond Huston Speaker on Tour
Rotarians prepare to welcome Raymond Huston as a guest speaker. The program features a chorus and a brief tour stop highlighting musical experiences and performances in the Ett line area.
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Raymond Huston
Raimond Huser
Four WPA projects to start Monday in Ebriia
Four large WPA projects will begin Monday in Ebriia, giving work to about 240 men with sixty expected to have yearlong steady employment. Projects include Cascade Park improvements, Brookdale cemetery work, and sewer jobs on Princeton Avenue, Tenth Street, and Abbe Road, funded largely by federal materials supply.
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WPA
Ebriia
Cascade Park
Materia
Mondery
Brookdale Cemetery
Princeton Avenue
Tenth Street
Abbe Road
400th Anniversary Of Coverdale Bible Observed Here
The 400th anniversary of the Coverdale Bible will be observed tomorrow afternoon with the joint annual Reformation festival of the Synodic Lutheran churches of Lorain County. The service at the Bivria Hish Senos Auditorium begins at 3 o'clock with special music by a mixed chorus and a children's choir. Rev. Henry Burandt of Toledo will be the speaker.
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Lorain
Bivria Hish Senos
Henry Burandt
Toledo
Obie
Wiki
Real Estate Values Stand Out With Low Prices
A local real estate listing promises the best values in years with a wide selection. Highlights include low prices, hard wood floors, and a steam rooming house option. Terms can be arranged and complete details are on the listing page.
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Burer
Tedar
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Battle
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Jetres
Ras Nassibu
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