Diamonds Stolen From Newman in Loop Kidnapping
Chicago November 3 report says Joseph C. Newman of The FLL and a companion were kidnapped from Congress and Wabash, forced into a car by three robbers, then robbed of uncut diamonds valued at about 200000 dollars. The victims reached the police station to report the crime, suspects described as westerners and drug addicts.
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Chicago
Joseph C. Newman
FLL
von Wezel
New York
Newman
Polce
Congress Hotel
Congress
Wabash
OEE Trouble as Chinese Ignore AP Ultimatum
Chinese officials failed to comply with a Japanese ultimatum to repair the Taonan Tsitsihar bridge over the Nonni river. Renewed clashes were feared as Tsitsihar forbade foreign travel, and Japan prepared to repair the bridge itself if action did not occur. Nearby, Harry Pollack suffered a broken foot from a fall. Professor Ernest Pickermeg was notified that the University of Cincinnati's School of Applied Arts is now rated Class A by the American Institute of Architects.
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Tokio
Manchuna
Nanni
Ma Chan-Shan
Tsitsihar
Nonm
Cincinnati, O
Ernest Pickermeg
School of Applied Arts
University of Cincinnati
The
American Institute of Architects
Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Warm, Then Cooler Midweek
Fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer contrast in the northwest. Cooler by afternoon Wednesday as high pressure shifts. Yesterday’s highs include Phoenix 92 and El Paso 80. other readings list Edmonton 22 and Calgary 24. General six hour outlook favors fair conditions, rising temperatures tonight, then cooler by Wednesday afternoon and night.
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Ohio
Phoenix
el Paso
North Platts
Foundation for Prosperity Seen in Agricultural Build Up
Washington November 8 Federal Farm Board member Carl Williams said American agriculture is building a foundation for a return to prosperity. He noted grain prices rising and believed wheat had been undervalued in summer while cotton could lead the broader recovery. He warned of price swings from speculation but expected prosperity to follow increased consumption as industries revive.
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Washington
Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board
Williams
Willams
Route 20 Rao Directors Have Busy Meeting
The Federal Highway No 20 Association held a meeting in Bellevue with plans for a mid November banquet. Governor White may speak and a survey was set to assess property for a potential right of way to widen Route 20. Other discussions covered various Route 20 matters and a delegation will meet the Governor and highway director soon.
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Federal Highway No. 20 Association
Norwalk
Bellevue
White
Sol B. Wolf
J. Donaldson
F. M. Gullinger
Montpelier
L. A. Harris
Clyde
William Herner
Monronville
Highway Director
Efa Sherrill
Oberlin
Chas Comings
Mayo
J. N. Stone
J. C. George
Elsha
Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company
Ridgeville
Moser’s Corners
Election Returns To Be Announced
Local election returns will be compiled at the Chronicle Telegram office tonight. Those who wish to follow can attend at the Chronicle Telegram building on Second Street where returns will be announced and also provided over the air.
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Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Dirigible Akron to demonstrate lifting power
Dirigible Akron to lift off with possibly 250 aboard at Lakemast New Jersey weather permitting. The air giant will showcase its power following a daylight cruise to Washington Philadelphia and New York and a flight over the New York area. Rear Admiral William A. Moffett said the Akron will go to California in January or February for Pacific fleet duty and may head to Honolulu soon after.
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N. J
Akron
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Naval Air Station
Lake Constance
Switzerland
William A. Moffett
California
Pacific Fleet
Honolulu
Two Rescued After Eight Days in Open Boat
In New York the coast guard cutter plucked David Warshauer and Irving Tuchner from an open motor boat after eight days at sea. They left Rockaway Beach on Oct. 25 and were found in serious condition due to starvation and exposure as ships passed nearby unaware.
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New York
Coast Guard
Rockaway Beach
David Warshauer
Irving Tuchner
Manu
County relief committee forms across Lorain County
A county wide relief committee was formed in the county commissioners office. Grace Rodgers of Lorain Red Cross was named chair and R P Vaughn county schools superintendent was named vice chair. The team will direct charities and county employment under Governor White’s work program with a $48,000 total state and county funding. The wage scale is 45 cents an hour and the November 16 meeting will review progress.
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Grace Rodgers
White
Lorain County
State Highway Department
A. P. Lagron
Lagron
County Relief Committee
Commissioners
Rodgers
First Pictures Of Castaways After Rescue
Central Press telephoto image shows the three modern Robinson Crusoes aboard the U S S Sacramento after rescue from Coves Island located 539 nautical miles southwest of Balboa Panama. Their isolation followed the West Wind wreck last April. They were found by the Julius Fleishmann yacht Camargo party and endured a primitive survival.
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Central Press
Coves Island
Balboa
Panama
Julius Fleishmann
Camargo
Sacramento
Central Pass
Cocos Island
Gordon Brawner
Elmer Pallister
Paul Stachwich
Robinson Crusoes
Mirror Talk Opens Free Talks on Human Analysis
Edward Lee Hawk, known human analyst and vocational adviser, spoke at the Y M C A on understanding and dealing with people. He asked what mirrors reveal about character and noted that despite physical variety, most people cannot name their own facial traits from memory. The Elyria audience showed strong interest, filling more seats than expected.
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Edward Lee Hawk
Y.M. CA
Elyria
Planes Collide Cadet Killed Near San Antonio
Cadet Thomas Biyum of Birmingham Alabama was killed when his plane collided in mid air with Cadet Ernest Bris Lor from Lexington during a formation flight from Kelly Field near San Antonio Texas. Both cadets parachuted to safety reportedly.
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San Antonio
Tex
Thomas Biyum
Birmingham
Ala
Ernest Bris+ Lor
Briscoe
Lig
Kelly
Field
House Control Out Stake In Election Today
Voters went to the polls in scattered localities to decide which party will control the House of Representatives next month. The results may signal trends for next year’s presidential race as Democrats, Republicans and Farmer Labor face off and vacancies are filled. Cliff notes include Roosevelt and Smith clash over a New York reform plan, and the later death of E Allen, Simplex Aircraft president, in Defiance Ohio.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Jouett Shottie
Democratic National Executive Committee
Congress
Farmer-Labor
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Hoover
New York
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
Roosevelt
Smith
Chronicle Telegram Election Extra Tonight
Election officials report a light morning turnout with about one sixth to one fourth of ballots cast by noon across precincts. In Fifth Ward about 310 of 2,000 votes were recorded at 11 am while total registered voters in the city approach 9,400. Officials expect heavier afternoon voting as workers finish their shifts and more women vote later.
Cleveland voters weigh city charter change and local races
Cleveland Ohio voters march to polls in an off year election with more than 150000 votes expected to be cast. The Danacean Charter Amendment would oust City Manager Daniel B Morgan and restore mayoral powers along with discarding proportional representation for ward councils. Observers expect a slim majority for the change opposed by the Democratic machine led by Newton D Baker and W Burr Gongwere.
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Cleveland
Board of Elections
Daniel BE. Morgan
Newton D. Baker
W Burr Gongwer
Two Ask Damages From The City
In a brief council session last night the Solons heard two damage claims against the City and a zoning change petition. Mrs. J F Conrad seeks 1873 for injuries from a sidewalk fall at Fake avenue and West River street, alleging faulty sidewalks from last March. Dan Bradley seeks 325 for damage to his car from a tree fall on Second street. Both were referred to the city solicitor and the finance committee. A ten-name petition asked Oberlin road district from West avenue to the city limits be reclassified from Class A to Class B residential. The matter was referred to the building and lands committee and the planning commission.
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Solons
J F Conrad
Fake Avenue
West River Street
Dan Bradley
Second Street
Finance Committee
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Building and Lands Committee
Planning Commission
Railway Labor Proposes Frank Parley With Capital
Washington Nov 3 Railway labor leaders representing over a million workers urge a conference with railroad capital to discuss wages and cyclical unemployment. They seek a joint talk on unemployment relief and the railroad situation, proposing a combined treatment of wages and job security at the conference table.
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Washington
D. B. Robertson
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
Robertson
Bright Weather Boosts Ohio Voters in Statewide Election
Brisk weather covered most of Ohio as voters prepared to cast ballots in the statewide election. About 1.5 million voters were expected to register preferences, with the $7.5 million State Welfare Bond issue eclipsed by local issues across municipalities. New vacancies in Congress from Longworth and Mooney deaths shape district races, while incal relief levy votes stir talk of a possible special session for the jobless and needy. Jeannette Rankin to speak at Waite College for Women in Oxford, Ohio, during the 24th annual Women's Intercollegiate Association conference, November 12-14, with around 60 delegates expected.
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United Press
Ohio
Board of Educations
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Charles A. Mooney
Cleveland
Oxford
Women’s Intercollegiate Association For
Waite College For Women
Jeannette Rankin
United States
Will You Trade In Your Old Goods for New
An advertisement asks readers if they will trade in old household items and equipment for new. It mentions cars radios irons stoves furnaces washers batteries tires and Victrola records, and hints at farm machinery and a possible price or trade plan. The piece reads as a general trade-in solicitation from an era.
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Ebner Pallister
Paul Stachwick
Merrie
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Opal Homler
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E } Allen
Simplex Aircraft Corporation
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