Bingham Faces Senate Censure Over Clerk Hire
Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut faced a likely censure in the Senate after Norris charged him with improper employment of Charles Evanson of the Connecticut Manufacturers Association as his secretary and tariff expert. Bingham defended his motives, insisting no public funds were misused and arguing his actions served a protective tariff goal for his constituents. The Norris resolution seeks disapproval of the conduct, with Smoot offering an alternative that omits named individuals.
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Washington
Hiram Bingham
Senate
Bingham
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Smoot
Senate ¢Finance Committee
Norris
Norvis
Binggham
Hoover
Congress
Branson
Connecticut
Connectcut
Evanson
Charlies L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Senate Finance Committee
Judiciary Committee
Pasage
Volcano erupts as San Miguel lava and ash spread
Bulletin from Guatemala City reports Santa Maria volcano in violent eruption today with ashes and lava over a wide area. Unofficial estimates put the death toll at about 300.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Santa Maria
McCulloch Emerges as Likely U.S. Senator Choice
In Columbus on November 4 Ros eos C. McCulloch 49 Canton chairman of the State Public Utilities Commission appeared to have the inside track for the U.S. Senate seat to replace the late Theodore E. Burton. The choice narrowed to McCulloch and Col. Carmi A. Thompson of Cleveland with Charles Frederickson as a potential dark horse. Frederickson conceded and asked Governor Cooper to drop his name. Thompson’s supporters push for him, but he is largely eliminated, leaving McCulloch virtually assured. McCulloch, a former congressman who represented Ohio’s Sixteenth district 1915-21, previously ran unsuccessfully for governor in 1924.
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Columbus
Roseos C. McCulloch
Canton
State Public Utilities Commission
U. S
Theodore E. Burton
McCullock
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Cleveland
Charles Frederickson
Coshocton
Eco
Frederickson
Cooper
Thompson
McCulloch
Ohio
Traffic toll rises in Ohio with seven killed
United Press survey shows seven killed and many injured in Ohio traffic crashes over the weekend. Fatalities included four in Cleveland and others in Sandusky, Chagrin Falls, and near Fremont. A Toledo Van Recreation team bus crew and Akron deputy sheriff injuries are noted. individual injuries and hospital treatments are listed.
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United Press
Ohio
Cleveland
Joseph Zepowski
Rita Haraken
Dora Dorle
Marjorie Wilson
Sandusky
McAuliffe
Cleveland-Sandusky
George Arnold
Chagrin Falls
van Recreation
Toledo
Fremont
Tiffin
Akron
Bert Karg
Two Die in Lorain County Auto Crash
Two people, Miss Marjorie W m, 35, of Sandusky and J. L. McAuliffe, 415 East Market Street, Sandusky, were killed when their car was forced into a deep ditch on Lake Road west of Beaver Creek. The other vehicle fled the scene. Four others were injured on Graf ton Road Stop 10 when a car left the road and rolled. Injured include ER. M. Greene of Grafton, Geraldine Burks and John Burke of Elyria, and Dorothy Gagen of Second Street Elyria. They were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Lorain County
Marjorie W m
West Adams Street
Sandusky
J. L. McAuliffe
East Market Street
Lake Road
Beaver Creek
Grafton Road
ER. M. Greene
Grafton
Geraldine Burks
John Burke
Middle Avenue
Elytia
Dorothy Gagen
Second Street
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Eight Auto Accidents Reported by Police This Weekend
Police logged eight automobile accidents over the past weekend. Charles Yourkevitch pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined after crashing into Jessie Sega’s parked car on West River Street. Other incidents involve R E Terrell reporting damage on Middle Avenue and Broad Street, and multiple drivers including Harry Plumb, William Wisconners, and Theodore Pfieffer involved in collisions or property damage.
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Charles Yourkevitch
I. Pirgan
Elyria Clinic
Yourekevitch
West River Street
Jessie Sega
R. E. Terrell
Hardwood Street
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Shooting tale shocks Elyria as pierce injured
William Roscoe Pierce 26 of 527 Elm street lies wounded in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a Saturday night shooting on Elm street following a fracas with Pete Sanford alias Pete Anderson. Landlady Bessie Summers alias Bessie Sardford is jailed as witness. Sanford fled town. Police conducted extensive searches and note Pierce allegedly fired after pursuing Sanford who had flourished a knife. Local witnesses provide conflicting accounts amid intoxication claims from Summers.
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William Roscoe Pierce
Elm Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pete Sandford
Pete Anderson
Sanford
Pierce
Bessie Summers
Bessie Sardford
Sandford
Pete Sanford
Po- Nce
Commissioners Open Bids For Two County Projects
At 10 o'clock this morning bids for the Penfield Highland water district construction were to be opened but the contract depends on bond completion. At 1 o'clock this afternoon bids were to be opened for the West College road project in Oberlin and Russia township, creating a new road from West College street to Route 90 westward.
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Penfield-Highland Water District
West College Road
Oberlin
Russia
West College Street
Merry Killer Not Guilty in French Mercy Killing Trial
Richard Corbett, an Englishman, was acquitted in Dracuinagan France after a brief jury deliberation of 59 minutes of a murder charge for killing his mother to end her cancer suffering. He testified I killed her because I loved her and science could not save her. The courtroom atmosphere was highly charged with emotion as spectators reacted to the verdict.
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Dracuignan
France
Richard Corbett
Corbett
Mercer
Red Cross Elyria Chapter Plans Expanded Year
Elyria Chapter plans to extend its Red Cross activities after the Roll Call closing Wednesday. A lean closet with sickroom materials will be stocked to lend to families. The chapter has served as information and relief bureau, school of home hygiene, life saving instruction, and junior Red Cross organizer, with ongoing efforts and new disaster committee planning.
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Elyria
Red Cross
Elrria
France
Ridgeville
Cascade Park
Lorrain
Oberlin
Wellington
Paul W. Goss
Helrria
Lorain County
The
Veterans’ Bureau
National Red Cross Organization
Theft of Hundred Dollars Attributed To Sneak Thieves
Mr Stetfwa ter of 1836 Middle avenue reports one hundred dollars stolen by unknown thieves while he and his daughter Mrs Whitbeck were away Saturday morning. Police investigating and believe loot escaped with thieves. Lamont says industry remains fundamentally sound despite stock decline.
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Stetfwater
Middle Avenue
Whitbeck
Lamont
Washington
Voters set to decide local issues and state tax changes
United Press reports voters in Ohio and numerous cities go to the polls to decide municipal offices and tax classification amendments. Battles mount in Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo, with contests across Columbus Marion Springfield Newark Akron and beyond over council seats mayoralties and bond issues including school roads parks and airport projects.
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United Press
Chio
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Republican Committee
William T. Jackson
Carl J. Christensen
Columbus
Ore
Marion
London
Tiree Milliary
Newark
W. H. N. Stevens
Robbins Hunter
New Lexington
Gallipolis
Washington D. H
New County Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram election extra to wait for complete results
The Chronicle-Telegram plans an election extra only after returns are sufficiently complete. Last year’s extra was delayed until final results could be confidently reported, and this year similarly will prevent a premature edition. Watch for the election extra when results are reasonably complete.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gunfight Fatal to Detective and Gunman in Cleveland
Detective Edward W. Butler died after five bullet wounds in a hand to hand gunfight with Robert Triplett a Chicago gangster also killed in the exchange. Butler and officers confronted Triplett in a small east side tailor shop where Triplett opened fire before being felled by a shotgun blast from Sergeant Emil Ziegler.
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Cleveland
Edward W. Butler
Robert Triplett
Ootics
Chicago
Butler
Triplett
Buffalo
East Side
George Clark
Emil Ziegler
Zeigler
May
City offices to close tomorrow for elections
City departments will shut down at noon tomorrow except Toy headquarters, due to election duties. A 15 year old boy was treated for an electric shock after stepping on a switch near his Telegraph Road home. Firefighters tested a new nozzle and deluge set for potential purchase. City Council meets tonight to handle routine business before election day. A resident on Thirteenth Street reports a window peeper was seen at 10:40 p.m. Saturday.
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Ces
Charles Hawk
Telegraph Road
Baltimore & Obie
Ins Home
Thirteenth Street
Voters Keen on Issues in Lorain County Election
Lorain and Elyria voters prepare to cast ballots tomorrow on major bond issues and a state tax limit amendment. Highlights include a $2,000,000 high level bridge over the Black River, a $425,009 tuberculosis hospital, and a $119,000 county home sick and invalid building project. The county also weighs a five-year school tax levy and heavy local political contests between Republicans and Democrats for Elyria city offices.
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Elsriz
Lorain County
Black River
Lorain
Webber
Elyria
Fm Country
James A. Heritt
Harry Hinkson
George Richwine
Lewis Brown
Riehwine
Alex Schuleman
Ralph Reinhardt
Ialso
Harry Redington
Rungins
M. Jones
Anma Kennedy
Clarence Locke
Jones
Kennedy
Locke
N. P. Baumhardt
G. A. Friday
Walter S$. Kohn
F. G. Sherell
Paul Wainwright
Second Ward
Roy Moulton
George Stevens
Third Ward
A. T. Haury
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General Industries
Otto Sweet
Homer Street
Harry Plumb
Broadway
William Wisconners
East Avenue
Wooster Court
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Plumb
Theodore Pfieffer
River Side Court
Pasadena Avenue
Clevelard Street
Mrron Gehring
Olmsted
Gehring
Pisifer
Brenton Smith
Harrison St
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Fred Bradner
Joe
Mo Bradner
Kenneth Major
Lakewood
RED Grog
Logal Saves
Hance
C. C. Curtis
Vic Donaker
Hermaner
Cruz
Dover
Massilion
New Philadelphia
William F. Hurst
Louis Welty
Norwalk
Youngstown
War Council
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Niles
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