Opening of Parliament 1928 Second Autumn Session
London reports King George opens the autumn session marking the second state opening in 1928. Key issues likely include the Rating and Valuation Bill and voting registration reforms with the looming general election influencing agenda and ministerial seating dynamics. Opposition leaders plan to grill foreign policy and pursue explanations on summer matters as the election nears.
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London
King George
Guy Fawkes
Hous
Rhineland
City Awards $660 for Spruce Street fall injuries
City finance committee recommended paying Edward Stang for injuries after a Spruce street sidewalk fall. The council approved the claim at $660. Two other damage claims against the city were refused. E J Law's car damage and Leonard Zebranksy's sidewalk stumble were denied.
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Edward Stang
Spruce Street
Stang
E. J. Law
Lodi Street
Leonard Zebransky
Boys Harmonica Orchestra Planned at YMCA
John R. Siekkinen announces the creation of a Boys Harmonica Orchestra at the YMCA. H. C. Campin will direct. Twelve boys have signed up, with more expected tonight. Names listed include Richard Bell, William Beene, Eugene Goodspeed, William McLellan, Ralph Wey, Stanley Williams, Frank Humphrey, Clyde Huffman, Jack Myers, Leo Myers, David Wainwright and Bud Kelle.
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Paymus
John R. Siekkinen
Association
H.C. Campin
Siekkinen
Richard Bell
William Beene
Eugene Goodspeed
William Mc‘lellan
Ralph Wey
Stanley Wiliams
Frank Humphrey
Clyde Huffman
Jack Myers
Leo Myera
David Wainwright
Bud Kelle
Lar
Arrested Near Polls For Lottering In Cincinnati
John Gull, a negro, was arrested near election polls in Cincinnati on November 6. He faced charges of loitering within 100 feet of a oil in Precinct A of the eighteenth ward after reportedly refusing to move from the kitchen area. Patrolman Albert Thiele filed the report.
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Cincinnati
Albert Thiele
Radio network to broadcast national election returns tonight
New York November 6 The nation will hear live election coverage on NBC from 7 pm with coast to coast network reporting edited by David Lawrence. Local results to air between hourly intermissions. foreign listeners via short wave rebroadcasts. Stations WEAF WJZ WGY WLW WTAM KDKa and more participate. The first radio presidential campaign ended last night with final appeals by Hoover Smith and Thomas.
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New York
East
National Broadcasting Company
United States
Jn Coast To Coast
United Press
David Lawrence
B.C
Pittsburgh
Schenectady
Cincinnati
British Broadcasting Company
American Press Association
WEAF
Midwest
N. B.C
Wdz
Wpgwgy
Kdka
WTAM
WLW
Herbert Hoover
Governor Smith
Norman Thomas
Man Jumped From Market Street Bridge. Drowned in Ohio River
Andy Solovich, 41, a millworker, left a discussion on the election near the Market Street bridge in Steubenville Ohio and jumped into the Ohio River. He waved to onlookers as he disappeared beneath the water, and his body was later recovered.
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Stelbenville
Andy J Solovich
Market Street
Ohio River
Governor Considers Candidacy Amid Convention Drift
The governor avoided declaring a bid for vice president or president at the Democratic National Convention. He stated he would run if his name appeared before the convention but otherwise would not seek the nomination. After leaving office, he plans a move with his family to Indian Lake region where the Donaheys are building a home. He also noted financial strain and hoped to recoup before vacating the executive mansion a week early to allow a smooth transition.
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Tand
Spain's first woman aviator flies solo near Madrid
Bernaldo de Quiros, Spain’s first woman aviator, trained weeks for a solo flight, landed safely with a perfect landing near Madrid. Reports say Spanish women have shown little aviation interest but foresee a feminine flying club forming, signaling growing interest in Europe.
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Madrid
Anrigo Bernaldo de Quiros
Spain
Europe
Chicago Voters Rally As Bugles Call To Polls
Chicagoans turnout exceeds a million in national state and city elections aided by bugle calls. Boy Scouts guard looting stations with trumpets, weather favorable boosts turnout, reform groups urge voters to abandon party ties and end machine rule.
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Chicago
Noy
Heaviest voting seen in Oberlin as polls open
At noon today Oberlin reported one of its heaviest elections yet with high early turnout across precincts. Oberlin College circulated a campus straw ballot and planned a large evening party in the Men’s building to broadcast results, while village crews prepare sewer work to begin in about two weeks.
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Oberlin
J. N. Stone
Oberlin College
King--Bosworth Club
Buckley Writes Letter of Praise to Opponent Bushnell
Bert B Buckley Republican candidate for state treasurer sent a letter to his Democratic opponent Fred M Bushnell in Columbus Ohio praising the rival amid a bitter campaign. Buckley states no personal attacks have come from him and regards the contest as contrasting with harsher exchanges in other races.
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Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Fred M. Bushnell
Death Record George E Giuge of Cleveland
George E Giuge of Cleveland died November 5 in a Port Huron Michigan hospital at age 32. He is survived by his wife and three children, his parents, a grandmother, two brothers Merle and James of Elyria, and a sister Mrs John Dyke of Seville Ohio. Burial will be in Cleveland.
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George E. Giuge
Cleveland
M. E. Gage
Port Huron, Michigan
Merle
James
Elyria
John Dyke
Seville
Ohio
Infant Found Dead In Bed Near Cleveland Road
Doris Vinylord six weeks old was found dead in bed by her mother yesterday. The baby had been put to bed with a bottle and a rubber nipple was reported to have caused the infant's death. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Playford of Cleveland Road near the Cuyahoga county line.
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Doris Vinylord
Earl Playford
Cleveland Road
Curahoga County
Autos Collide at East and Howe Streets
A car driven by J. H. Peale of 629 West River Street and a vehicle driven by E. Knapp of Grafton collided while turning off East Avenue onto Howe Street last night. Knapp followed Peale and struck the rear corner of Peale’s auto. both vehicles sustained minor damage.
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East
Howe
East Avenue
Howe Street
J. H. Peale
West River Street
E. Knapp
Grafton
Knapp
Peale
City approves borrowing for street resurfacing plan
City Auditor Alex Schilleman authorized by City Council to borrow about 29000 to fund resurfacing projects on Second Street from West Avenue to Chestnut, Third Street, and Gracecourt. Detailed costs listed as 1644.39 for Second Street, 3567.73 for Third Street, and 3693.37 for Gracecourt.
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Alex Schilleman
Second Street
Third Street
Gracecourt
West Avenue
Chestnut
Grace Gourt
Nine Face Trial For Violating Election Laws
Cleveland Ohio reports nine individuals bound over to probate court after warrants sworn by Honest Elections committee members. Trials set for Monday regarding alleged violations at the August 14 primaries.
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Cleveland
Edward Blythin
Then Peace
Strongeville
Honest Elections Committee
Burglary duo captured after Market House raid
Two armed men broke into the market house through a skylight and were captured in the Loehmer store garage after ladders, with a third man believed to be in Michigan. Police say the gang likely conducted similar thefts in nearby cities. Repairs to the market house are estimated at 200 to 300 dollars for cash registers and 159 dollars for glass.
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E. J. Stankard
Hurd. Witter
Waldron
Sweet
Sayles
Apple
Oace
Karris
Johnson
Cleveland
Stankard
City approves notes to repair sidewalks
The City Council authorized issuing notes for 2182.49 dollars to repair sidewalks. Broken concrete across the city poses a danger to pedestrians as winter nears, prompting urgent action on the repairs.
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Fediate
May Decorate City With Lights In Elyria
Elyria merchants plan a new Yuletide display using multicolored electric lights along Broad Street Middle Avenue and Court Street to Second Street replacing Christmas trees and wreaths. The Board of Trade asked the Council to share the lighting costs. the issue was sent to the Lighting and Waterworks committee. Initial cost is about 1700 with future years lower. next year’s purchase shifts most expense to electricity usage.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Court Street
Second Street
Board of Trade
Elyria High approves lathe purchase for machine shop
The Elyria Board of Education met Monday afternoon and approved buying a machine lathe for about $200 to handle rising enrollments in machine shop. It may also authorize a night school class in show card writing under Smith Hughes Act. Eight men requested the class, and board approval of a doctors' bill for Kenneth Martin, a student injured last spring, was noted alongside bus insurance arrangements.
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Elyria High School
Board of Education
R. C. Maston
Maston
Kenneth Martin
Petitions For Paying For Paving Lincoln And Neuter Courts
City Council last night received petitions from Lincoln street residents seeking pavement from East River to Blaine and from Neuter court residents for paving from Lodi to Neufer court. Both groups offered to cover all costs except one fiftieth and exit intersections. Petitions referred to the Streets and Sidewalks Committee.
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Lincoln Court
Neuter Court
Lincoln Street
East River Street
Blaine Street
Lodi Street
Neufer Court
Board approves 7887.60 assessments for Russell ditch
The Board of County Commissioners approved estimated assessments totaling 7887.60 for Russell ditch construction in Sheffield township. Property owners receive a three year payment period. individual shares ranged from 3 to 1400, with the 1400 portion funded by Sheffield township coffers.
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Board of County Commissioners
Russell Ditch
Sheffield Township
Arrest Autoist On Liquor Charge
Anthony Saiao attempted to hide a five gallon liquor can by tossing it into a ditch as police followed, but was arrested at 11 30 after driving his car into a ditch. Chief EB Stankard notes prior liquor arrests for Sala. Officers Sweet and Sayles made the arrest.
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Anthony Saiao
Sala
EB. J. Stankard
Sweet and
Sayles
Election Day Half Holiday Across City Courts and Banks
Court house activities were at low ebb today as no trials occurred in common pleas court. The place closed at noon, following the election day custom. Banks in the city also closed at noon, with many industries shutting down to allow employees to vote.
City approves sewer project on Second Street route
The City Council voted to proceed with preparations for a sanitary sewer along Second Street from Middle Avenue to East Avenue at their latest meeting.
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Second Street
Secondtreet
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Markets and prices in Midwest farms and Cleveland goods
In Cleveland on November 6 reports show butter and egg prices with extras and firsts, potatoes with New York branded and regional varieties, and live stock quotes for hogs, cattle, and sheep. Chicago and Toledo quotations cover butter eggs poultry potatoes wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seed with market steadiness and price ranges.
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New York
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Green Mountain
Chicago
Etra
Etras
United States
Sic
North Dakota
Red River
South Dakota
Idaho
Toledo
Rheumatic Pain Relief Claim With Allenrhy Capsules
An advertisement touts Allenrhy Number 2 capsules as a cure for rheumatic pain in five days. It promises rapid relief through hourly dosing the first day, then every two hours for a day, followed by daily use until all tenderness disappears, with money-back guarantees. The ad credits W. Phillips Drug Co. and ships coast to coast.
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America
Allenrhy
W. Phillip’s Drug Co
Ben
Ady
Garbage Disposal Method Not to Be Changed
A city committee advised the council to keep disposing garbage by feeding it to hogs. The report cites lack of neighborhood complaints, city satisfaction with current methods, and impracticality of Lorain Plant disposal. It urges watching developments, modifying health ordinances, and sending the report to the County Board of Health. The board authorized the report. health action remains unknown.
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Iolala
Board of Health
County Board of Health
Justice Election Official At Headline Arrest
Richard Walker of Cleveland was arrested yesterday on a charge of non support. Justice S J George could not arraign him before today. Justice George presided at an election booth official proceeding as Walker’s arraignment was delayed.
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Richard Walker
Cleveland
S. J. George
Georges
Walker
Bank at Kenton Closes Doors
The State Department of Banking announced Kenton Savings Bank and Trust Co. has closed its doors amid a run that got out of control. Superintendent Blair and others traveled to Kenton to investigate the institution, once among the area’s largest banks with 150000 capital and 100000 surplus. Reserves stood at 1750000 and deposits at 1250000, with WW Norton president and C L Merriman cashier.
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Columbus. C
State Department of Banking
Kenton Savings Bank & Trust Company
Kenton
Hare
Blair
Charles G. Saffia, Jr
C. W. Miller
Coupe Stolen From Rialto Theater Lot
St. Marie reported to police that his Ford coupe was stolen from its parking place behind the Rialto theater last night. License 896-728. Theft occurred between 10 p m and last night.
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St. Marie
Ninth Street
Rialto Theater
Elyria Plans Winter Skating Ponds for Youth
King Winter signals Elyria will build skating ponds for the coming winter with aim to expand ponds beyond last year. Mayor Hewitt urged council to arrange plans, with Light ing and Waterworks committee to meet Board of Education on ponds sideguards and safety amid past water damage concerns.
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Elyria
King Winter
Hewitt
Board of Education
Whro
Auto Fire at Kaiser Court Shorted Battery Cable
Central fre stations responded to a noon blaze on a sedan at 119 Kaiser court but found Mrs. J. D. Wells had already extinguished the fire using water. The flames originated from a shorted battery cable in the auto and the cable had been removed.
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Central Fre
Kaiser Court
J. D. Wells
City Council Endorses Extension of Mains on Longfellow Street
A committee recommended extending water mains and sanitary sewers on Longfellow Street from Popular Street to Sycamore Street. The City Council approved the request last night, authorizing the project and its funding as part of the sewer and waterworks plan.
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Longfellow Street
Popular Street
Sycamore Street
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