Fatal collision at Columbia Road crossing claims farmer
Gottlieb Kloss a Columbia township farmer died when his automobile was hit by a Big Four passenger train at the Columbia Road crossing about 3 am. He attempted to back up after realizing he could not cross in time. The rainbound vehicle was wrecked. no other occupants.
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Gottlieb Kloss
Columbia Township
Columbia Road
Kloss
Quarry
Clarence BE. Adams
Cleveland
Appeals court reverses fee claim in Lorain bridge case
The Second District Court of Appeals halted further architect payments of 26 400 to Wendell I Brown by Lorain County commissioners. The ruling reverses a prior injunction and holds the commissioners had authority to proceed. The case centers on plans for a 2 199 000 high level bridge halted by injunction after a 1926 vote. Brown had claimed 62 100 for work. the court suggests injunction undermined the contract and that Brown may pursue the balance in court.
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Wendell I. Brown
Board of
Courtly Commissioners
Second District Court of Apipeals
Appeals Court
Common Pleas
N. H. McGlure
Hera
Brown
Lorain
A. T. Grills
Don W. Myers
Myers
Weather forecast for Ohio and surrounding areas
Fair tonight and Thursday with cooler temperatures. Yesterday’s highs indicate mild conditions in Phoenix and Los Angeles, while Edmonton and Qu Appelle show colder readings. The forecast calls for continued fair weather nearby, followed by a strong freeze tonight with heavy frosts likely to cause damage in exposed locations.
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Ohio
Phoenix
Oklahoma
Los Angeles
Edmonton
Eereersee Qu'Appelle
Minnedosa
Local Voters Turn Down Bonds in Elyria Lorain County
Elyria and Lorain County voters joined statewide results in rejecting the constitutional amendment to issue 7.5 million dollars in bonds for state welfare institutions. In Elyria the vote was 1,492 for and 3,667 against, while Lorain County totaled 6 for and 12,753 against.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
New Wenge School Board Member Named for Elyria
In the Elyria City Board of Education election yesterday a new member, Price, will replace T N Cook who did not seek reelection. Dr A Re Agate and BE M Moody were reelected. Nye and Howenstine also won new terms. Agate Moody and Price led the vote with 3,499, 3,499 and 3,331 respectively while Deutsch and Berie trailed.
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Elyria City
Hoh. Nye
EF. Jay Howenstine
Dr. Agate
Moody
Price
Samuel Deutsch
Frank J. Berie
Deutsch
Berie
Lot
Cotton Shaw Hillier Win Elyria Township Trustees
Election results show George Cotton F L Shaw and W J Hillier leading for Elyria Township Board of Trustees with 31 of 37 precincts reporting. Cotton 3068 Shaw 3020 Hillier 2840. rivals Neiding 2269 Johnson 1623. Mischka elected township clerk and Howlett Lord as constables with no opposition.
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George Cotton
F.L. Shaw
W. J. Hillier
Elyria Township
Hillier
Otto K. Mischka
J. J. Howlett
Charles C. Lord
Board of Elections
Grafton Reelects Frank Cousins in Heated Mayor Race
GRAFTON, Navy. Mayor Frank Cousins won reelection in one of the fiercest local races, edging rival Joe Novesky 145 to 136 on an Independent ticket. Elected councilmen include James Lilly, Ernest Toghill, William Chamberlain, William Dimpke, John Kisler, and Thomas Kubusko.
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Grafton
Navy
Frank Cousing
Joe
Tango) Novesky
James Lilly
Ernest Toghill
William Chamberlain
William Dimpke
John Kisler
Thomas Kubusk
Bernstein and Goldman Held in Cincinnati Fraud Case
Irwin J. Bernstein 35 and Joseph Goldman 33 were held for hearing November 13 on charges they used the malls to defraud through the gate of units in Rosemere Country Farm Inc Elyria Ohio. They allegedly defrauded Stanley Steiglader of Cincinnati of 585 dollars and pleaded not guilty Tuesday.
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Bernstein
Tar kettle fire at Walton Ice and Fuel plant
A kettle of tar boiled over at the Walton Ice and Fuel Company plant on Winckles Street yesterday afternoon, causing a fire that reached about 30 feet from the main building. Elyria firemen extinguished it with only slight damage. the tar ignited from heat under the kettles.
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Walton Ice and Fuel Company
Winckles ‘Street
Elyria
Ohio Sends One Democrat One Republican to Congress
Ohio voters chose one Democrat and one Republican to Congress and rejected a 7.5 million welfare bond issue. Republican John B. Wollister of Cincinnati wins the first district, while Democrat Martin L. Sweeney of Cleveland defeats D Hayden Parry in the 22nd district. Cleveland also votes down the City Manager plan, signaling a return to mayor and council government, with Toledo rejecting two manager system proposals.
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Ohio
Congress
Cleveland
United Press
John B. Wollister
Cincinnati
Martin L. Sweeney
D. Hayden Parry
Charles A. Mooney
Hollister
Nicholas Longworth
Maurice Maschke
Toledo
Democrats Gain House Majority in Vote Count
In Washington yesterday Democrats won a numerical majority in the House of Representatives and expect to elect a speaker and oversee committees when Congress convenes December 7. The final tally showed Democrats 217, Republicans 215, with Farm Labor 1 and two vacancies.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Michael J. Wart
John M.garner
United Press
Uvalde
Texas
Hollister
New York State
Assembly
Longworth
Ohio
Joshn B. Hollister
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
David Haird, Jr
Statements By Mayor-Elect VanOster And Mayor Hewitt
Elyria figures Van Oster and Hewitt share praise after election. Van Oster says no promises yet and aims to select a Democrat for service director, sell government to citizens, and foster civic consciousness. Hewitt expresses gratitude, hopes for cooperation, and pledges continued effort for Elyria’s best interests.
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Chronicle-Telegram
W. H. van Oster
Elyria
Fay Stocking Co
Mr. VanOster
Major Hewitt
Mr. VanOnter
Chronicle
Hewitt
VanOster
Ohio voters reject welfare bond issue set at 7.5 million
Columbus Ohio November 4 Voters soundly opposes a statewide welfare bond referendum. Unofficial returns from 6,514 of 8,744 precincts show 847,017 for and 562,956 against the measure with final totals expected near 300,000 against it. Only six counties show slight early support Erie Hamilton Jefferson Mahoning Cuyahoga Trumbull while statewide turnout nears 1,280,000.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown
Erie
Hamilton
Jefferson
Mahoning
Cuyahora
Trumbull
Hold Hearing On 13000 Suit In Lorain Court
The first of four filings totaling 60000 dollars against Fleming B Brainard Lorain began in common pleas court today. Irving Jay Cox Elyria seeks 15000 for injuries alleged after a car crash on Twenty sixth Street Lorain involving Brainard’s vehicle on November 17 1928. Arthur White Sarah White and Mildred Mae Jaycox also sue for 15000.
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Fleming
B. Brainard
Lorain
Sartor Wins Keen Race Defeats Hewitt by 343 Votes
Hlyria's 1932 1933 city government will be led by Democrat W H Van Aster after beating Republican James A Hewitt for mayor. Sartor won president of council. Republicans captured most other offices. final mayoral tally Van Oster 3344 Hewitt 3001 amid ward splits.
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Hewitt
Sartor
Hlyria
W.H. van Aster
James A. Hewitt
Offiaes
Charles J. Sartor
W. G. Smith
A. C. Schilleman
Jack Marshall
Howard R. Butler
Anna Kenned
Leonard Smith
William D. Taylor
Walter 8. Kohn
Himest N. Birch
Carl Curtis
Fourth Ward
William E. B. Notley
Paul Wainwright
van Oster
County Education Board Sees Not Counted Returns
Election officials announced at 1:30 pm that County Board of Education returns had not yet been counted. Several precincts were missing and officials hoped to compile them later this afternoon, while preparing results for Newton mayoral race candidate W. G. Broughton.
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Board of Election Officials
Lorain election gives Democrats control city government
Democratic candidates win mayor, council, auditor, and solicitor races in Lorain. Joseph B. Conley defeats Paul J. Goldthorpe for mayor by 240 votes, with Wiliam F. Grall elected council president. Norman J. Wenohwe re-elected treasurer. Frank Ayres and Wesley Grills win auditor and solicitor seats. Council seats split with a Democratic plurality amid mixed ward results. Voters reject a $7.5 million welfare bond issue by about 1,035 votes.
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Sartor
Scott
Ielian
Grover M. Patton
Marshall
J. Wendell Fulton
Butler
Thomas A. Conway
Emery G. Murphy
Everett E. Wilson
Walter 8. Kohn
Frank L. Waller
W. G. Smith
Ralph B. Young
William Jenne
Ernest N. Birch
Charles F. Guth
Carl Curtis
William France
William E. B. Notley
Alfred Bauer
Paul Wainwright
Joseph E. Will
Lorain
Joseph B. Conley
American Shipbuilding Company
Paul J. Goldthorpe
Conley
Goldthorpe
Board of Elections
Wiliam F. Grall
John J. Baird
Norman J. Wenohwe
William T. Stoper
Ayres
Cite
Frank Ayres
Robert Seward
Wesley Grills
Arthur Kurtz
James Marsh
Walter Siencrt
Alex Mollinou
Willams’ Wickens
Arther Matchette
Charles Springowski
Andrew Probek
Frank Svat
N Afth
Stephen Demeter
Stephen Demeter (D), Sixth Ward
Arthur M. Bradley
Seventh Ward
Init Lorain
Trade In Days Offer in Chronicle Telegram Ad
The Chronicle Telegram promotes Trade In Days November 11 12 and 13 allowing readers to exchange any old item for a new one during the event. The ad emphasizes buying advantage and broad eligibility regardless of what is traded.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Cotton
Shaw Hillier
Frank Cousins
W. WH. van Oster
Pres
Council
William BD. Taylor
A.C. Schilleanan
Howard
Anna Kennedy
Jas. A. Hewitt
W. H. VanOster
New London
Ney
County Education Board
W. G. Broughton
Republicas
Newton
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