Hoover to Campaign West After California Stop
President Hoover will depart at 4 20 p m for a final campaign swing to California to vote at Palo Alto. He reiterates the prohibition stance and stresses farm and tariff issues while urging Californians to vote. The trip includes major speeches in Springfield St Louis and St Paul with a planned Election Eve appeal.
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Washington
Usc
Hoover
California
Gote
Palo Alto
Pacific Coast
Edward (. Stokes
New Jersey
Republican Campaign Committee
Stokes
West
Roosevelt
Sinais
Missouri
Winsconsin
Springfield
Ill
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minn
Pacific
Omaha
Neh
Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gary
Ind
White House
Panama Canal
Congress
Republican Women to Host Constance Hopkins Address
Constance Hopkins of Seneca county will address the Republican Women at 7 30 this evening in a meeting aimed at younger voters. The Democratic Women will hold a business session at 7 p m and at 8 p m hear a speaking program.
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Constance Hopkins
Seneca County
Republican Womens Club
Democratic Womens Club
Hoover Gains In Some States In Final Urnup Survey
United Press reports a national impartial polling check shows Hoover gaining in several states including Indiana and West Virginia while Roosevelt maintains a national edge. New Jersey hints at Smith influence. Massachusetts and Rhode Island tilt Hooverward. Illinois Indiana Ohio show shifting dynamics with Hoover gaining.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Indiana
West Virginia
Alfred F. Smith
New Jersey
Newark
Smith
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Ilinois
Ohio
White House
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Borah
Thomas
Illinois
Roosevelt Goes On Final Campaign Tour
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt launches the last push for the presidency with stops in Hyde Park New York and New Jersey and major addresses at Madison Square Garden and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. He plans a New Deal appeal and invites cross party support for November 8. Roosevelt also schedules a Duchess County election eve speech and a Warm Springs rest after the vote.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Jersey
New York City
Chicago
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Hyde Park
New York
Jerseyside
Jersey City
Newark
Metropolitan Opera House
Roosevelt League
Garden
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic Party
Madison Square Garden
Democratic Oganization
Govenor
Duchess County
Columbus
Poughkeepsie
New England
Warm Springs
Florida
Elyria High Plans Morning Rally For Shaw Game
Elyria High students organize a rally at the auditorium at 8:36 tomorrow morning to boost enthusiasm for the Elyria Shaw football game. Cheerleaders lead, the band plays, and speakers urge support for the team.
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Elyria High School
Elyria
Grace Lutheran Church marks 25th anniversary events
Grace Lutheran Church at Prince ton avenue and East River street will host three anniversary services. Former pastors preach on Nov 10 and Nov 13 with Rev Theo Sorge of Baltimore, Rev Harry Muhly of Detroit, and Dr H P Eckhart of Pittsburgh returning to Elyria for the observance.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Theo. C. Sorge
Baltimore
Grace Church
Ladies Aid Society
Sorge
Muhly
Missouri Synod
Elyria
H. P. Eckhart
Pittsburgh
Lutheran Church
Ohio
WCAKH
Eckhardt
Cleveland
Amherst Voters Face Choice On Municipal Power Plant
Conrad Zilch of the Amherst Voters League predicts an overwhelming vote to keep the municipal electric distribution plant. The issue pits the village's 700 consumers against transferring the system to the Ohio Public Service Company for power distribution.
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Voters League
Amherst
Conrad Zilch
Voters League of
Zilch
Ohio Public Service Company
Fred Gribble
Deschler
Ohio
John Slack
Wilhard
Lorain
Formal opening of new Edison school attracts many in Elyria
Hundreds of parents and friends attend the opening of the Thomas A. Edison school on Lake Avenue as Elyria's school system showcases a model session from 7 to 7 30 p.m. with classes in operation and building tours afterward. Arrangements are by the Elyria City Board of Education and the Parent-Teacher Association.
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Thomas A. Edison
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Elyria City
Elyria High School honors list for first six weeks
Ten Elyria High School students earned high honor status for the first six weeks by achieving all A grades. An additional 124 students received honor student ratings for earning at least one A and no grade below B. Names listed include Marie Witt and Phyllis Agate among others.
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Elyria High School
Marie Witt
Phyllis Agate
Beattrce Rudy
Helen Shively
Elizabeth Pruner
Genevieve Gariss
Josephine Faukner
Robert Lee
Jeanette Linville
Betty Shaeffer
National Tube Co Policeman Killed in Lorain
George H. Smith a 60 year old private policeman for the National Tube Company was killed when struck by a car driven by Fred Bauer a Lorain banker. The accident occurred on West Erie avenue during paid work. Police said an investigation is under way and the driver was not held.
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Lorain
George H. Smith
National Tube Company
Fred Bauer
West Tenth Street
Smith
West Erie Avenue
Dayton Gas Co to Return Money Overcharged
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission ruled that Dayton Power & Light must refund all money collected in excess of the old gas rate prior to June 17, 1929 to Piqua Troy Sidney Washington D H Tippecanoe City North Hampton and South Charleston. The commission rejected market based schedules asserting the 45 cent gate rate used in Columbus case and set the gate at three cents per thousand cubic feet for the case.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Dayton Power & Light Company
Piqua
Troy
Sidney
Washington
D. H
Tippecanoe City
North Hampton
South Charleston
Utilities Commission
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Columbus Gas & Fuel Company
Commission
Dayton Company
Washington D. H
Sheriffs in Three Counties Halt Rural Thievery
A joint drive by Sheriffs Clarence Adams H F Waller and deputies Paul Chapman Dempsey aims to curb widespread rural thefts in three counties. The raid on Rochester and Huntington targets professional thieves stealing farm chickens and produce, including a report of 400 chickens taken from one farm. Similar incidents have been reported in Lorain Medina and Wayne counties.
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Clarence Adams
H. F. Waller
Ashland
Dempsey
Wayne County
Adams
Paul Chapman
Rochester
Huntington
Waller
Lorain
Medina
Wayne
Lorain County
Ingalls pleads for support in Lorain county rally tour
David S. Ingalls Republican candidate for governor appeals to large Elyria and Lorain crowds. He attacks Governor White’s record, cites a $5.2 million deficit, and calls for efficiency, reduced government costs, and a four to five year plan to settle delinquent taxes. Seiberling urges Hoover support in Pittsfield.
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Elyria
Lorain
David S. Ingalls
Lorain County
Ingalls
Congress
White
Europe
Ohio
Pittsfield
Francis Seiberling
Akron
Seiberling
Herbert Hoover
America
Appointment of Maybelle Burner as Ladies Division Chair
The executive committee of the Community Service Council names Miss Maybelle Burner chairman of the Ladies Division in the Community Chest Campaign. She will be aided by an A committee of women and team captains, with assistants Mrs. Gillis Mrs. Smythe Mrs. Plocher and Mrs. Baird.
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Community Service Council Today
Maybelle Burner
Community Chest
Miss Burner
E. Gillis
Alan W. Smythe
Karl Plocher
D. A. Baird
Bank Cashier Held Captive by Bandits in Robbery
Bandits escaped with between 10000 and 15000 dollars from the Gold Standard National Bank in Marienville Pa after holding cashier R Johnson his wife and daughter and a friend Fred Pickens captive overnight. The vault time lock opened at 750 am allowing the robbers to flee in a small sedan with an unlisted plate.
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Sulletin
Kane
Gold Standard National Bank
Marienville
R. Johnson
Fred Pickens
Mallenville
Johnson
Greek Extradition Treaty in Effect
The State Department announced ratification of the U S Greek extradition treaty signed May 1 1931 has been exchanged making the treaty effective. The announcement notes the treaty is in force and applicable to requests between the two nations.
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Washington
State Department
U. S
Insull
St. Nate
Arted net income figures vary for the U S company
New York officials report unaudited net income figures for a U S company, noting a discrepancy with Washington real value. The department reviews timing and value figures, with $256 cited as a reference point.
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New York
Infield Find Body of Lorain Man
John Kertesz, 54, of 1806 Long Avenue Lorain, shot his estranged wife Rose, 56, then killed himself after a jealous dispute. He died in a field near her residence after fleeing from the scene. Police found his body at 10 30 AM, with fatal shots to the heart and brain.
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John Kerteaz
Long Avenue
Lorain
Rose
Kertesz
Kerresz
Erie
Elyria
Tony Waldecker
18Th Street
Theodore Walker
Milk inspection tax opposed by Cleveland dairymen
P H Rogers leads opposition to a proposed two cent per hundred pounds tax on dairy plants supplying milk to Cleveland. An ordinance drafted by Joseph Crowley would tax dairymen for inspections, affecting about 1 500 local dairy farmers and 7 500 in northern Ohio. Rogers argues farmers should not pay for the inspections and plans to appear before council when the measure is presented.
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Cleveland
P. H. Rogers
Rogers
Joseph Crowley
Ohio
Ernest Bohn
Bohn
Pollona Grange Sale Offers Quality Moleskin Pants
Bargain shoppers can buy men’s moleskin pants at Pollona Grange with heavy quality fabric and full grid sizing. The ad promises lasting wear and notes the price of $1.49, inviting buyers to save at the sale.
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Oregon
Shaw
Hanks Amherst
City Electric
Edison School
Dayton Co
Yeggs
Pennsylvania Institution
Chars
Pollona
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