Labor respond to Roosevelt code auto wage protest
Detroit November 3 labor leaders protested Roosevelt continuation of the automobile code for 90 days citing $800 average wage versus GM first half profit of $61,583,613. F J Dillon called for a thorough investigation of the industry. Washington November 2 the Roosevelt capital labor truce faced tests with auto code renewal and Cleveland grocery dispute decisions pending from the National Labor Relations Board.
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Detroit
Roosevelt
A.fp
General Motors
F. J. Dillon
Federation
Chanres
Labor
Allantive and Pacific Tex Co
Cleveland
National Labor Relations Board
Awarr 4. & P
AAP
A&P stores near reopening at Cleveland
Two thousand A and P workers at 300 Cleveland stores are set to return to work Monday, as a seven point peace plan backed by the National Labor Relations Board and approved by unions and the company moves toward reopening. The plan follows a Cleveland Federation of Labor statement and anticipated board action in New York.
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Labor Board
Cleveland
Great Atlantic & Pacific Ter Company
J. d. Byrnes
Washington
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
National Labor Relations Board
Thomas S. Farrell
Cleveland Federation of Labor
New York
A and PB
tuRh
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Organized Labor
A. & P. Board of Directors
NLRB
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Rain and Thunderstorms
Occasional rain and likely local thunderstorms target Ohio tonight and Sunday. Warmer tonight, followed by colder conditions Sunday afternoon and night.
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Ohio
Twelve Injured As Mine Unions Clash At Pennsacola
In Nanticoke Pennsylvania a pitched battle broke out with 1 1000 United Mine Workers clashing with about 200 United Anthracite Miners pickets in front of Susquehanna Colliery No 7. Shots were fired by both sides and twelve men were reported injured though no revolver wounds were confirmed.
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Nanticoke
Nev
United Mine Workers
Auimncy
United Anthracite
Penn- Sa Pot
French Cabinet Survives Crisis Amid Reform Vote
Paris November 3 The cabinet endured one crisis but faces another likely within a week as parliament votes on Premier Gaston Doumergue's constitutional reform plan to strengthen the presidency. The plan has strong gold standard implications, with Doumergue pushing approval while Edouard Herriot and others resist. The cabinet backed the reform 15 to 5 after deferring it to the cabinet table for a later parliamentary vote.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Europe
Doumergue
France
Doumorgue
Edouard Herriot
Hunger Marchers Leave Albany
New York hunger marchers abandoned the capitol in seven trucks after threatening to return later.
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Albany
N. Y
U.R
New York
Capitol
Governor Grants Extradition of Adam Richetti
Governor George White ordered extradition of Adam Richetti, ally of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, from Lisbon Ohio to Boone County Missouri to face murder charges. Federal officers then moved Richetti to Kansas City for appearance before a federal grand jury.
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Sovernor
Adam Richetti
Columbus
George White
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Boone County
Missouri
Richetti
Lisbon
Kansas City
Cleveland liquor case heard against Miller Drug Co stores
Col. John A. Hughes, state liquor control commissioner, had under advisement the case of the Miller Drug Company, operators of seven Cleveland stores, charged with selling liquor to persons lacking written prescriptions. The case was among 18 considered yesterday by the director.
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Cleveland, C
John A. Hughes
State
Liquor Control Commissioner
Miller Drug Company
Cleveland
Butler answer charge made by Levin at Lorain rally
Republican candidate Howard R Butler defends himself against Democratic challenger Albert Levin’s accusation that he helped “ball up” Lorain Bridge bonds while serving as assistant prosecuting attorney. Butler cites county records and journal references tracing the bond process from 1926 and notes his duties began after legislation had passed.
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Diucem
Albert Levin
Lorain
Howard R Butler
Elvria
Lorain County
Anilers Hovel
Lora
Levin
Elvila
Burltr
Butler
Tam
Lorain Memorial Bridge
Insull fights for control as trial opens in Chicago
In Chicago on November 3 Samuel Insull the former empire builder faced a relentless cross examination by special prosecutor Leslie Salter. The 74 year old tycoon defended his actions and denied personal greed while asserting he defended the public from a chain of financial collapse affecting about 600000 investors. Insull defended his leadership of the Corporation Securities Company amid questions about the 1929 1930 period and his multi billion dollar empire.
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Chicago
U.P
Samuel Iisull
Paris
Leslie E. Salter
Corporation Securities Company
Theo Tull
Samuel Insull
United States
Insull
Salter
Elyrian Injured As Bicycle And Auto Collide
Emil Elbert age 69 of 610 Woodland Avenue sustained a minor scalp laceration when his bicycle collided with a car driven by C. T. Schue of 277 Abbe Road on Broad Street at Chestnut. Elbert was taken to Memorial Hospital by J. D. Ryan and Schue, then returned home after emergency treatment.
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Emil Elbert
Woodland Avenue
C. T. Schue
Abbe Road
Broad Street
Chestnut
Chestnut Street
Elbert
Memorial Hospital
J. D. Ryan
West Street
Schue
Relief Bond Issue Sold By Loran County
Loran County sold its latest relief bond issue of 84500 to The Johnson Eagse and Company of Cleveland at 2 and a half percent interest with a 138 premium. The bids were the lowest among those received. Funds will pay direct relief for about six months and defray administrative costs for relief, with federal funds supplementing. Three new county relief workers were added at 74 a month: Adelaid Cooper Nell Sanderson and Mrs Marie Leahy. Some staff moved between county and federal rolls to reflect funding sources.
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Loraim County
Johnson-Eagse and Company of
Cleveland
General
Ne Fai
Adelaid Cooper
Nell Sanderson
Marie Leahy
Davey Rebukes Brown Over Parochial School Issue
Columbus Ohio November 3 Democratic Governor candidate Martin L Davey rebuked Republican opponent Clarence J Brown for injecting the religious issue into the campaign He said it would be improper for a governor candidate to prejudge contemplated legislation and accused Brown of trying to stave off defeat by raising state aid to parochial schools.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Inre Kent
Election Bulletins To Post Returns Tuesday City and county sites
Chronicle Telegram announces special election bulletins to be displayed in Elyria and ten county villages next Tuesday night. First figures due 9 30 to 10 p m with updates as precincts report. Bulletins to be posted in 15 Elyria locations and multiple outside sites including Oberlin Wellington Amherst Grafton and Ridgeville with various drug stores eateries and service stations listed.
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Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Hlyria
O'donnell’s Cigar
Court Street
Brown Hotel
Broad Street
Marsh Guerin
Stone’s Grill
Koplin Drug
Lodi Street
Davis
Lake Avenue
Foster
Ault’s
Woodland
Loretz Confectionary
Middle Avenue
Seventh Street
Abookire
Seventeenth Street
Lilley’s
Oberlin Road
West
Middle Avenues
Hess Drng
East Broad Street
Salsbury
Cleveland Street
North Logan
Conry's
Harwood
Perry
Streicher
East Bridge Street
Oberlin
Ohly’s
Wellington
Binder’s
Rochester
Riebe’s
LaGrange
William Edwards
Avon
Gates
Kipton
Perkins
Grafton
Carmel
South Amherst
Waltz
Amherst
Ridgeville
Pickering
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Meet in Cleveland
The state eighth birthday convention of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will be held in Cleveland November 9 to 15. Mrs Anna Marden DeVo of Evanston IL will convene the meeting the 16 corresponding secretary. Mrs Ida B Wise Smith as president. Mrs Frances Wait Leiter of Mansfield is the only saving delegate to the first convention to be present at this meeting. She will be honored by the convention. At the request of Frances E Willard founder and head of the organization for many years, Mrs Leiter headed the physical education department of the early WCTU.
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Siateeth Buthday
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Cleveland
Anna Marden DeVo
Evanston
Ida B. Wise Smuth
Frances Wait Leiter
Mansfield
France E. Willard
Leiter
Ohio Parties Claim Victory As Polls Close
Ohio Democrats and Republicans issued last minute victory claims as campaigns wound down. Democratic leaders predicted Vic Donahey would win the U S Senate seat by at least 300000 votes and Davey by 175000, with the entire ticket swept to victory. Republican hopes centered on Clarence J Brown for governor with majorities up to 160000, while Senator Fess fate appeared less certain despite gains in final weeks.
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Colembus
Novi Vege
Cleveland
Franens
Poulson
Clarence J. Brown
Fess
Jess
National Tube Plant Schedule This Week and Next
The National Tube Company plant in Lorain will run about the same as this week with one blast furnace and eight open hearth furnaces in operation. Blooming mills will stir steel conditions while no lap mills run. Number one seamless mill operates five days starting Monday, number three seamless mill runs two days starting Wednesday, and number six bott ing runs Monday.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Richetti Transferred to Face Kansas City Grand Jury
Cleveland November 3. Adam Richetti a reputed gangster and ally of Charles Floyd was secretly brought by federal agents from Lisbon Ohio to Kansas City to testify before the grand jury in the Union Station massacre case in which a federal prisoner and four officers were slain.
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Cleveland, Os
Adam Richetti
Charles
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Lisbon
Ohio
Kansas City
Grand Jury
Union Station
Florence Lee Sentenced to Prison Term
Florence Lee 42 Lorain proprietress was convicted of killing her sweetheart and business partner Michael Carren. She received an indeterminate term of one to 20 years at hard labor in Marysville prison. Judge A R Webber noted her troubled life and warned she could be released early if she reforms. Trial defense declined a new trial and probation motions.
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Florence Lee
Lorain
Michael Carren
Marysville
A. R. Webber
Miss Lee
Webber
Carree
Darren
Cain
Tragic automobile crash west of Elyria claims teen life
Returning from Amherst Medina high school football win, 17 year old Helen McFadden of Poe near Medina died after a car carrying six students and a teacher collided with a truck at Middle Ridge and Leavitt roads four miles west of Elyria. Two Medina classmates, Katherine Rogers 16 and Mary Alice Gibbs 14, sustained minor injuries. The truck driver was Charles Rhinehart of Lorain. Joe Gaddy rode with him. An inquest led by Coroner S C Ward found no charges. Other uninjured students were Helen Ewing 14 Robert Clark 15 and Jack Nettlestor, all of Medina.
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Helen McFadden
Poe
Medina
Middle Ridge
Leavitt Roads
Here
Katherine Rogers
Mary Alice Gibbs
C. C. Dukes
Leavitt Road
Chas. Rhinehart
Lake Breeze Road
Lorain
Joe Gaddy
Broadway
Rhinehart
Malcolm Thomson
Helen Ewing
Robert Clark
Jack Nettletor
Preble County Man Crowned Ohio Corn Husker Champion
Emanuel Dierckman, 28, of Preble County near Darbyville, won Ohio’s corn husking title by husking 21 bushels of clean corn in 180 minutes, beating 60 rivals. George Miller of Antwerp, Paulding County, took second with 19 bushels 48 pounds. Dierckman will represent Ohio at the national contest in Fairmont, Minnesota, next week. Miller is the alternate.
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Circleville
Carpenter
Darbyville
Ohio
Emanuel Dierckman
Preble County
George Miller
Antwerp
Paulding
Dierckman
Fairmont
Minn
Miller
Gas Tank Explodes Near Dayton Business Area
A 17000 gallon gasoline tank of Refiners Oil Co near Dayton exploded yesterday with only 200 gallons inside. Four fire companies battled the blaze. In Dayton a stone bandit attempted to rob Third National Bank, brandishing talcum powder claiming it was nitro glycerine. Charles Debraé was taken into custody. Morton W Webster, 73, longtime Meigs county probate judge, died yesterday after operating the Binshurst Hotel in Pomeroy. Ferdinand Roessing, 63, fashion of the Napoleon soap brand, died yesterday in Napoleon, Ohio.
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Dayton
Oil Company
S Tone
Third National Bank
Charles Debraé
Gallipolis
Morton W. Webster
Meigs County
Binshurst
Pomeroy
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