$140000 Suit To Be Heard Monday
A $140000 suit will be heard in Lorain county courts Monday. I. Meyers, a predecessor for Wibin Solr, claims the Red Star Transit Co was driven from business through alleged conspiracy by the defendant to eliminate competition between Cleveland and Elyria. The petition details complex claims and is about 25 pages long. the hearing is expected to last several days.
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Ain Lorale County
Itoman I. Meyers
Wibin Solr
Cleveland
Elyria
Toledo
Red Star Transit Co
Solr
Smith Prepares Final Campaign Speech at Madison Square Garden
Alfred E Smith, Democratic presidential nominee, writes his final speech in New York. He plans to deliver a rally at Madison Square Garden tonight and broadcast a turnout appeal Monday if needed. Smith and his managers refine campaign details at their hotel as optimistic reports grow.
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Navy
Alfred E Smith
Madison Square Garden
Thargn
Tne Campaien
Brooklyn
Wight
al Smith
Dry Workers Rally for Dry Votes in Lorain County
Friday night three Lorain County Dry Federation meetings at Brighton Center high school and Itoa State School heard N D Backus Don W Myere and Mrs Nellie M Hall urge support for the Republican ticket and explain ballot procedures A play Before and After Prohibition music and refreshments capped the event Senator George J Chamberla spoke on wet and dry issues and Tammany influence Reverend We Vorner spoke on the Canadian System of Control of Likanar
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Alfred F. Smith
Lorain County Dry Federation
N. D. Backus
Don W. Myere
Nellie M. Hall
Brighton Center
Backus
Myers
Smith
Lake Avenue
George J. Chamberla
Paul Wainwright
Itoa Senter
We. Vorner
Atoke
Likanar
Greig unofficially tops speed with racing seaplane
In Calshot England on November 3 Lieut D Arcy Greig unofficially reached 345 miles an hour in a 22 minute final trial flight. The run prepares for a world speed record attempt awaiting air ministry authorization.
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Calshot
Eng
County Schools Contests Set for Lorain County
About 330 grade school pupils in Lorain county will compete in preliminaries of the third annual music and reading contest starting November 16. Thirty-one schools enter local contests with district matches on November 32 and finals December 5. Events include vocal and instrumental solos and duets, with two divisions by grade level and up to seven minutes per rendition.
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Lorain County
E. L. Batley
Volcano Erupts After Quake Near Catania
Mt. Etna resumed violent eruptions after a calm night. A mild earthquake preceded the eruption. A new eruption vent opened between Monte Framento and Pizzo Cincni, sending four lava streams. One stream aimed toward Santalito-Glarre as Aetna’s latest activity began with a spectacular eruption and subsiding lava after a fireworks display. Mild quakes caused no damage.
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Catania
Sidh
Actna
Monte Framento
Amd
Pizzo Cincni
Santalito-Glarre
Aetna
President Coolidge Predicts Hoover Victory in Telegram
Washington, Nov. 3. President Coolidge virtually predicted victory for the Republican national ticket in a telegram to Herbert Hoover after Hoover's St. Louis speech. The White House released the message, noting Coolidge praised Hoover's campaign, declared him fit to be president, and expressed confidence Hoover would win. The missive, Coolidge's first formal campaign remark, lauded Hoover's leadership and foresaw a smooth transfer of offices to a capable, trusted president.
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Hoover
St. Louis
White House
Heever
Hey
Hebert Hoover
Missouri
United States of America
Calvin Couldge
Liberal Cabinet In Roumania Resigns
In Bucharest on November 3 the National Liberal Cabinet led by Prime Minister Vintila Bratianu resigned at the request of the regency. The resignation was accepted and Dr Julius Manin, leader of the opposition National Peasant party, was named as likely next premier. A coalition government is anticipated.
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Bucharest
Roumania
National Liberal
Premer Vintila ‘Bratiinu
Julius Manin
National Peasant Party
Election Instructions Issued By Board For Voters
Voters who registered and moved residences since registering may transfer to their new precincts on Monday only. Transfers require a slip from the original booth and must be done before election day. Those out of town on all registration days may obtain orders Monday to transfer. The board issued instructions on marking ballots, including straight and mixed tickets, substitutions, amendments, and proper ballot folding.
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Board of Elections Ofice
Board of Elections
Cleveland Man Questioned In Fatal Auto Truck Crash
Monroe Mich Nov 3 Coroner George J Huber questioned Charles Parker 21 of Cleveland in a collision between his car and a parked truck trailer five miles south of Monroe. The dead man is Grady Mizzell 21 of Cleveland and injured are Parker Arthur Chown 21 of Cleveland and Judson Debra 22 of Dayton.
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Monroe, Mich
George J. Huber
Charles Parker
Cleveland
Parker
Here
Grady Mizzell
Arthur Chown
Judson Debra
Dayton
Tremors Sweep Three States Shaken by Nightquake
Earth tremors struck North Carolina Virginia and Tennessee around 11 p m causing minor damage over a 350 by 194 mile triangle. A 13 story building in Asheville had cracked walls and opened floors in multiple locations.
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North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Elst
Hs Apex
Campaign costliest in history shocks American politics
Washington Nov 5 Hooversmith campaign listed as a 12 million dollar contest the most expensive in U S history Reports to the house clerk and the house campaign funds committee show aggregate contributions and yearly receipts near 9 million and nearly all spent by Nov 1 State and local groups anti saloon league and prohibition reform bodies plus Cannon anti smith and national committee expenses are expected to push total to about 12 01 million or more The Republican committee has 4 9 million in contributions and spent 4 7 million The Democratic committee has borrowed 1 009 million and raised about 5 thousand dollars Chairman Raskob spent over 1 million in the final week Continued on page 2.
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Hoover-Smith
House
House Campaign Funds Committee
anti-Saloon League
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
National Committee
Republican Committee
Democratc Committee
Raskob
Demcratic Committee
Coupe With No Lights Hits Parked Car On Lake Avenue
J E Brown driving east on Lake avenue struck a parked coupe without lights near the B and O railroad tracks. Brown’s car sustained damage to the radiator, red tail light, and bumper. The parked car’s fan light and bumper were wrecked. Brown reported the accident to police headquarters.
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Lake Avenue
J. E. Brown
Loh Street
Brown
Political battle in brief stirs New York to Madison Square Garden
Governor Alfred E. Smith spoke in Brooklyn for the Democratic ticket and prepared a farewell speech for Madison Square Garden tonight. President Coolidge, in a telegram to Herbert Hoover, voiced confidence in Hoover and the administration. Reports show vast campaign spending by both parties with Republicans near five and a half million dollars and Democrats around one million. Hoover in St Louis urged farm relief progress before next harvest. Senator Curtis attacked Smith’s Prohibition stance in Missouri. Senator Robinson, in Dayton, denounced Hoover over alleged food price manipulation. James Cox introduced him.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Herbert Hoover
St. Louis
California
Dayton
Ohio
Joseph T. Robinson
Toover
James M. Cox
Contested Election Echoes in Hoover Smith Fight
Washington reports discuss possible post election contests and federal probes in several states as tensions rise over fraud claims and reapportionment concerns. Justice agents are in New Jersey and other states with governors and parties threatening court actions if results hinge on disputed elector allocations.
Destructive Quake Strikes Boyaca Interior
A powerful earthquake hit Boyaca in interior Colombia on Thursday causing extensive damage and unknown death toll due to reporting delays. Tibirita was nearly destroyed with a church collapse killing six. Garagou’s main buildings were ruined as frightened residents sought refuge in churches.
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Colombia
Boyaca
Anm
Tibirita
Tibana
Garagou
Sixty Students At Ada Face Expulsion
Ada Ohio Northern University faces expulsion or probation for sixty students suspected of attending a dance at Welcome Park after a fraternity banquet on Oct. 12. A campus probe led by President Dr. A. E. Smith Acting Dean Miss Ethel Webber and Dean H. J. Elliott began late yesterday with no action yet, amid strong opposition to public dances by Dr. Smith.
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Ada
Ohio Northern University
Welcome Park
Here
A. E. Smith
Ethel Webber
H. J. Elliott
Overcoats Ready For Police In Elyria Winter
Elyria police ready for cold season as Chief Stankard reports all overcoats dried and serviceable. The force has prepared outerwear for patrols amid harsh winds and wintry conditions.
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Elyria
Stankard
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