Political Meeting At Oberlin Monday Sparks Republican Reminder
A Hoover-Ingalls Club event at Rust M. E. Church Oberlin features Dr. Roy Bundy of Cleveland at 7 30 p m and Lawrence H. Webber of Elyria at 8 30 p m with Mrs A L Matthews of Oberlin and a large music program. The gathering is open to all interested.
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Rust M. E
Oberlin
Hoover-Ingalls Club
Roy Bundy
Cleveland
Lawrence H. Webber
Elyria
A. L. Matthews
Ridgeville frustrates teachers politics over salaries
In a November 4 1932 letter Ridgeville resident accuses local teachers of pushing politics to preserve high salaries. He claims principals resist a bill not yet presented to the state legislature and says teachers circulate opposition to its author. He warns workers and farmers struggling with taxes and debt feel squeezed by boom era pay.
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Ridgeville
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports show growing business revival with signs of permanence per Dun's Review. Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway posts September income of 5836 and a loss of 47723 in 1931. Rochester Gag & Electric Corp gains net income of 3559010 for year ending Sept 20. Interwoven Stocking Co books peak business in last 46 months per president J Mettler. Institutional note questions teachers’ political activity and salary fairness.
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Pittsburgh—Pittsburgh & West Virginia Railway
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Gag & Electric Corp
New York
tInterwoven Stocking Co
J. Mettler
Smith attacks Hoover policies and calls for government reform
Former Governor Smith criticizes waste and duplication in government, advocates consolidating overlapping bureaus, and ridicules Hoover’s tariff and prohibition positions. He cites Dawes bank rescue actions and defends the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan, crediting Democratic and Republican loyalists for support.
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Madison Square Garden
Smith
Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
Corporation
Mr. Hoover
Reconstruction Board
Chicago
United States
Bank Crisis Faces Monday Reopening Aid Needed
Banks pressed by frightened depositors struggle to liquidate long term securities without deep losses. One bank was found seriously weakened and could not reopen Monday without outside help. Evidence points to systemic strain amid the crisis.
Insull Fails To Gain Freedom Before Greek Court
Athens Greece November 6 Samuel Insull fugitive Chicago utilities promoter appeared before the appeal court to challenge the writ keeping him in provisional arrest while possible extradition to the United States is considered. The court reserved judgment on freeing him from custody.
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Athens
Greece
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Governor to speak at Tinkers Creek bridge dedication
Bedford Ohio November 5 Governor George White will be principal speaker at the dedication of a new high level bridge over Tinkers Creek. The ceremony will mark the completion of the bridge project and highlight regional transport improvements.
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Bedford
George White
Tinkers Creek
Farm Finances To Be Discussed At Hen rietta High
A. C. Norris will speak at Henriet ta High School next Thursday evening on farm finances. Norris is a Farm Bureau and Grange worker with 11 years in Indiana and 16 in Illinois in the movement. He is a former Lorain Countian and half brother to R. E. Campbell of Pittsfield. After his talk, cards will be given.
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Henrietta High School
A. C. Norris
Farm Bureau
Grange
Lorain
Norris
Indiana
Illinois
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
BE. Campbell
Pittsfield Township
Meeting Set for Norris Disension Questions
A meeting is scheduled for 8 with inquiries to Norris for discussion. The brief note indicates preparations for questions and potential disagreement at the session.
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Norris
Father seeks prison term for son in theft case
D. E. Fowler told county court he hopes a penitentiary term would make a man of his son Edward, accused of stealing a watch and 23 dollars worth of paint. He asked that the boy be sentenced to prison for at least a year. Also, Clyde Vincent reported license plate 44-612 stolen from his car yesterday.
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Dallas
Tex
W.p
D. E. Fowler
Clyde Vincent
High Street
Lcense
Prominent Nominee Statement Amid Bank Heist Report
A bandit struck Columbiana Savings Bank cashier Sidney Bird, 26, knocking him unconscious, and escaped with about 15,000 dollars. The incident occurred in Columbiana Alabama as a bulletin report from November 5.
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Bandit
Columbiana
Ala
Columbiana Savings Bank Today
Sidney Bird
Lieb Promises Efficient County Police If Elected Sheriff
A Lorain County political appeal argues the sheriff’s office is critical and costly. It asserts blame on current policy and pledges a new, efficient, courteous, well trained and disciplined police force under Louis A. Lieb starting January first to protect taxpayers and serve the public daily.
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Louis A. Lieb
Lorain County
Balloonists Return From Switzerland Arrive in Cleveland
Lieut. Com. T. W. G. Settle and Ward T. Van Orman, American balloonists who finished first and second in the Gordon Bennett International race in Switzerland, were due to arrive in Cleveland today on their way home to Akron. Settle and Van Orman had previously flown the Graf Zeppelin to Brazil and then sailed to New York.
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Switzerland
Cleveland
T. W. G. Settle
Elyrians to Attend Convention in Columbus
Five Elyrian Iodus Club members travel to Columbus for the state Young Men's Clubs convention. Eugene Hubbard presides with Harold Olmsted and Leonard Fowls, former presidents, joining Robert Daniels and Charles Daney. Opening address by J Edward Sproul, National Council Secretary, New York, at the Chittenden Hotel tomorrow morning.
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Columbus
Eugene Hubbard
Harold Olmated
Leonard Fowls
Robert Daniels
Charles Daney
Chittenden
J. Edward Sproul
National Council
New York
State Conference Program At Van Wert In February
The program outlines the state conference to be held at Van Wert in February. The local club joined the state organization about a year ago and has since attended sessions in Columbus Akron and Marion.
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van Wert
Columbus
Akron
Marion
Britain Intends To Meet Debt Payment
London reports the British Government will not seek postponement of the war debt installment due the United States on December 15. The Daily Telegraph states London will notify Washington of its intention to pay and will likely call attention to onerous circumstances underlying the payment plan.
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London
United States
Daily Telegraph
Washington
Violence erupts as campaign ends in blast at Chicago home
In Chicago on election eve a bomb exploded at Bernard A. Weaver’s home in the Twenty-first Ward. The blast shattered the house, threw the family from their beds, and the Weaver couple narrowly escaped injury as the blast rocked the block during a tense campaign period.
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Chicago
Bernard A
Weaver
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