Democrats Will Continue In Control After Polls
New York Nov 5 United Press reports Democrats maintained a national lead through the campaign and will likely retain control of the House and Senate after Tuesday's polls. The election is not viewed as a strong referendum on the New Deal, though state contests in Pennsylvania and Nebraska present clear contrasts. Senator Reed challenged administration policies, with Democratic nominee Joseph F. Guffey countering.
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New York
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
David A. Reed
Joseph F. Guftel
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Reed
Guffey
Republi
Ohio Weather Forecast Highlights Rain Then Fair Skies
Light rain expected this afternoon across Ohio with east portions getting the precipitation early tonight. Skies clear to fair conditions tonight and Tuesday, with cooler temperatures dominating the west and north regions.
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468 Congressmen To Be Elected
Washington forecasts detail an upcoming election with 60 to 70 potential House gains and no Senate losses. Current Senate balance sits at 60 Democrats, 35 Republicans, 1 Farmer-Labor. House at 309 Democrats, 133 Republicans, 5 Farm-Laborites. Prohibition questions appear on multiple state ballots, including Idaho and Florida, while 19 states vote on 57 constitutional changes.
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Senate
Maineehich
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Nebraska
West Virginia
South Dakota
Kansas
Florida
Wyoming
Mascathunetts
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
James A. Farley
Democratic National Commitee
Farmer-Laborite
Applications of Two Banks Granted
Common Pleas Judge C. H. Huston granted the Elyria Savings and Trust Company and The Savings Deposit Bank permission to issue capital debenture notes totaling 100000 dollars each. The notes are to be sold to the RFC as additional bank capital and cash, with plans to release half of restricted deposits soon.
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C. H. Huston
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
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Savings Deposit Bank
Huston
Mansfield
Robert Rice
RFC
Bandits Grab 2000 From Fruit Company Clerk
Two bandits robbed a girl clerk of the Famite Fruit Company, knocking her to the sidewalk and escaping with about 2000 as she headed to deposit money at a bank. The woman, Miss Ida Stevens, was taken to a hospital after the attack, and the bandits fled in an automobile.
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Boston
Famite Fruit Company
Ida Stevenson
Davey Outlines Moratorium Strategy in Campaign Speech
Democrat Martin L. Davey charged Ohio voters that opponent Clarence J. Brown is tied to boss politics and urged a two year moratorium on principal debt payments. He argued the pause would bridge the tax law gap until new bills pass, preventing school and municipal closures. Don W. Harter backed the ticket and Roosevelt’s policies.
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Clarence J. Brown
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Don W. Harter
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Harter
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Several Injuries From Weekend Auto Accidents In Akron Area
A week end series of traffic mishaps left several people injured. Phileman Drope, 26, of Akron, was thrown from his bakery truck at West Avenue and Broad Street and seriously injured his spine. J. E. Akin of Williams Slicer injured a knee and a lip cut. Charles Harrington, 34, of Columbia Station, sustained multiple lacerations and bruises when his car collided with C. L. Goodspeed’s vehicle on Cleveland Street and then hit a tree near 572 Cleveland Street. Ms. Doyle and Mr. Doyle of Lorain were hurt in a Route 58 crash with L. P. Mooney of Lorain. Mrs. Doyle had a fractured jaw. Mrs. R. W. Baker of Wellington suffered a hip injury in a collision near Sugar Hill. two Grange girls in the other car reportedly injured. A collision at Fuller Road and Route 57 damaged multiple vehicles and involved Jess Moore of Elyria, Frank Kinska, and Melvin Young. Moore’s car overturned. Viola Wesley and Harold Potter were involved in a minor collision at East Avenue and Broad Street.
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J. E Akin
Waithams Slicer
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Memorial Hospital
Charles Harrington
Columbia Station
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C L. Goodspeed
East Avenue
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John Doyle
Lorain
L. P. Mooney
Logano
Huntington
William Hast
Samuel Provenz
Falls Clinic
Wellngton
Doyle
R. W. Baker
Wellington
Reverend Baker
Sugar Hill
Frank Clara
Grange Girls
Fuller Road
Route 57
Jess Moore
Cuyahoga Falls
Frank Kinska
Elyria
Melvin Young
Griffith
Young
Edmund Monroe
Moore
Viola Wesley
Elizabeth Street
Harold Potter
St. Louis
Insurgent Bloc Re Election May Alter Party Lines
PLA rebels led by Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska press for re election and could shift party lines in the next Congress as insurgent progressives seek to influence the Senate and broader political realignments.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
la Follette
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Senate
Federal costs near 11 billion under New Deal plan
Washington reports show New Deal expenditures from March 4, 1933 to November 1, 1934 totaling 10,733,045,968 spent, with 5.6 billion in recovery costs. Budget would balance without relief outlays. daily spending exceeded income by about 9.3 million and borrowing ran 17.8 million daily.
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Special Election Bulletins To Be Displayed Tuesday
Chronicle Telegram will post election bulletins Tuesday night in Elyria and ten county villages. Initial figures expected between 9 30 and 10 p m from ongoing counts, with later updates as precincts report. Bulletins will be shown in 15 Elyria locations including O Donnell's Cigar Store and Keplin Drug Store, plus 12 more spots on Broad Street, Lake and Middle avenues, and East Broad Street. Outside Elyria bulletins will be in Oberlin Wellington Rochester LaGrange Avon Amherst Grafton Ridgeville Pickering and nearby towns at listed drug stores, restaurants, and service stations.
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O’donnell
Cigar Store
Court Street
Brown Hotel
Broad Street
Marsh Guerin
Stone’s Grill
Keplin Drug
Lodi Street
Davis
Lake Avenue
Foster
Ault’s
Woodland
Lorett Confectionary
Middle Avenue
Seventh Street
Abookire
Seventeenth Street
Lalley’s
Oberlin Road
West
Middle Avenues
Hess Drug
East Broad Street
Salsbury Grocery
Cleveland Street
North Logan
Conry’s
Harwood
Little Brown Jug
Perry
Streicher’s
East Bridge Street
Oberlin
Ohly’s
Wellington
Binder’s
Rochester
Riebe’s
Dr Bond Appeals for Chest Support in Weekend Service
Dr Edward J Bond pastor of the First Methodist Church urged his congregation to back the Community Chest during Sunday services. He cited the Nazareth question and urged that even small villages can support nationwide efforts to aid the unemployed and needy through the Chest.
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Edward J. Bond
Fist Methodist Episcopal Church
Deserter Punished as Soviet Law Applies to Family
Moscow reports the first use of a drastic decree penalizing families of deserters. Sergei Vonenkov, a seaman, receives death for desertion and is threatened with immediate execution if he returns to Soviet soil. His relatives face exile and loss of civil rights. A second case, Linnsk Vassily, a 25 year old station master, receives death for criminal negligence linked to wrecking two freight trains. A signal operator is jailed five years and a switchman three years.
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Supreme Court
Sergei Vonenkov
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Vonenkov
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Osmova
Welcome Pacific Flyer in Los Angeles crowd in 1920s tone
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Captain P G Taylor landed the Lady Southern Cross in Los Angeles after a two hour flight from Oakland. Police cleared crowd scenes as the pilots were whisked to downtown functions amid praise for the historic trans Pacific crossing and navigation credit to Captain Tasior.
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Charles Kingsford-Smith
Pacific Ocean
Australia
Kingstard- Smith
P G. Taylor
Southern Cross
Municipal
Oakland
Taylor
Jez
Sir Charles
Horrolulu-Oaklard
Chronicle Telegram election returns to be compiled
The Chronicle Telegram will compile the election returns tomorrow night and broadcast them as soon as available from the Chronicle Telegram office by Joe Boddy. The United Press wire will relay statewide and national results, with Boddy broadcasting updates and telephone lines 4411 412 4415 4415 4416 4417 or 4418 for reports.
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Joe Boddy
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Vote Forecast and Local Tax Levies Highlight Elyria Election
Election officials estimate up to 35,009 votes in the gubernatorial contest in the county. Past totals show about 41,000 in the last presidential election and 34,600 in the 4 years prior. Voters face two tax levies for schools and municipal operations, plus 20 other school and bond questions. Polls run 6:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. Local issues depend on the legislature and revenue measures.
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Roosevelt
Elyria
Y Indus Club to Enter Chest Drive Team
The Y Indus Club will announce its Chest Drive team at the YMCA weekly meeting tomorrow night. Eugene Hubbard serves as captain of the team and a speaker will also address attendees.
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Community Chest
Y. M. CA
Eugene Hubbard
President To Vote Tomorrow At Hyde Park
President Roosevelt prepared to vote tomorrow for Governor Lehman with Mrs Roosevelt at the Hyde Park town hall. He will receive returns by special telephone and telegraph wires in the evening.
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Chronicle-Telegram Cites Policy On Last Minute Letters
The Chronicle-Telegram will not publish last minute letters to the Voice of the People column. Letters urging support or opposition to candidates or measures will be withheld because there is no opportunity for reply before tomorrow’s election.
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