Bank Robbery Strikes Citizens Budget Bank in Cleveland
Two robbers forced eight employees into a small washroom at Citizens Budget Company Bank in Cleveland Ohio and took 2517 from the safe. Alvin W Benning was followed and tied. seven others were held up as they entered. The culprit forced Zazu Horner to open the safe while Reinhard aided. They escaped in a Ford sedan with Michigan plates.
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Cleveland
Citizens Budget Company Bank
Alvin W. Benning
Chancellor Thornton
Philip Reinhard
Gordon Clarke
James Cogley
Zazu Horner
Mary Flanigan
Elberta Foot
Miss Horner
Reinhard
Michigan
East 14Th Street
Euclid Avenue
Fines Total $400 Assessed by Mayor in Liquor Case Net
Mayor W. H. Vanoster levied fines totaling 400 dollars after four defendants appeared for liquor possession and one for driving while intoxicated. William Thomas and wife Jessie of 51 West Avenue paid 100 dollars each with costs for possession. Gracie Hall of 25 West Avenue paid 100 dollars for liquor possession as she attempted to drop a jug from an upstairs window. Ralph Muffly of East River Street paid 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated after arrest near East Avenue and Fourth Street Saturday night.
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W. H. Vanoster
William Thomas
Jessie
West Avenue
Curtiss Hamlin
Brown, Oldag
Bongs
Gracie Hall
C. E. Parker
Parker
Oldag
Ralph Muffly
East River Street
C. E. Barnhart
East Avenue
Fourth Street
Cleveland Chest Fund Leader Passes
Charles K. Adams 74 longtime general chairman of the Cleveland Community Fund since 1919 will be buried tomorrow after funeral services at Fairmount Presbyterian Church. Adams died Saturday at Charity Hospital from coronary thrombosis after being stricken Friday. His last activity was aiding the Community Fund as he spoke to a meeting of campaign captains before his condition worsened.
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Cleveland
Charles KE. Adams
Cleveland Community Fund
Tomorsex
Fairmount Presbyterian Church
Adams
Charity Hospital
Community Fund
Predict Victory For Repeal In Pennsylvania
Wet leaders predicted a three to one margin for repeal on election eve in Pennsylvania as dry forces campaigned quietly. Governor Pinchot, a prohibition supporter, conceded the state would vote for repeal.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Ohio Forecast Warm Tuesday Light Rain Likely Near Lake Erie
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with probable light rain Tuesday afternoon near Lake Erie. Warmer temperatures expected across the south and central portions of the state.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Governor White Forecasts Wet Victory
Ohio voters are set to cast over two million ballots tomorrow in an election on national and state prohibition repeal, old age pensions, reform of county government, and real estate tax reduction. Observers largely predict majorities for repeal. Governor White forecasts a wet triumph.
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Columbus
Ohio
White
Much litigated case to be heard on Monday
Judge A R Webber sets next Monday for the final hearing in the Davis Akins foreclosure dispute over a $1400 chattel mortgage. The case stems from a replevin action over lake fishing gear and equipment including boats and nets, amid motions demurrers and mandamus actions.
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A. R. Webber
Barney Davis
Ben H. Akins
Elyria
Samuel Deutsch
Davis
Atkin
Auto Accidents Fatal To 9 Persons
Nine people died in Ohio weekend traffic incidents according to United Press reports. Fatal crashes occurred near Dayton involving Loiseau ville and 3 month old Marvino Linville and mother Lena Linville. Others killed include Anthony Kiwacki and William Gates, Bertha Darner in Indiana near the Ohio line, Mrs Edwin Ludwig in a Philadelphia collision near Lima, Charles Parry and Jacob Wuest in Cleveland, and an unidentified man found along a Massillon highway.
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United Press
Ohio
Dayton
Loiseeville
Marvino Linville
Lena Linville
Anthony Kiwacki
William Gates
Bertha Darner
Indiana
Ohioine
Edwin Ludwig
Philadelphia
Lima
Charles Parry
Jacob Wuest
Cleveland
Massillon
Renew Violence as Farm Strike Escalates Across Midwest
In a wave of renewed farm unrest, a forty foot railroad bridge burned on the Great Northern line near James, Iowa. Across the Midwest thousands of pickets attempted to halt grain movement, killing one and injuring four, with cattle shipments disrupted and highways blocked. In Dakota City a speeding car struck pickets, killing Frank Fletcher and injuring others. Officials mobilized up to 20,000 deputy sheriffs and 650,000 National Guardsmen were on reserve as authorities planned to contain the violence and prevent further disruption of food supplies.
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LE Mars
Great Northern Railroad
James
Des Moines
Dakota City
Neb
Frank Fletcher
William Winger
Jerry Filip
William Cutz
John Pallas
Jackson
Emmerson
Lawton
Chicago & North Western
Herring
Iowa
Repeal Expected To Become Effective In December
Washington reports three major issues loom as three states vote on prohibition repeal. Federal taxes and revenue plans, enforcement of new liquor tax laws, and the Webb-Kenyon act plus Reed Amendment to limit dry-state incursions and liquor advertising. Repeal anticipated to take effect December 5 with ratifications in progress.
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Washington
House Ways and Means
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Auto Plant To Resume At Lima
Lima Ohio November 6 Work for nearly 500 men will be available December 1 when the Consolidated Motors Corporation begins manufacturing automobiles and trucks. The Relay Motors plant will be reused with production of 75 passenger cars and 25 trucks weekly.
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Lima
Consolidated Motors Corporation
Compan
Relay Motors Corporation
Jack Harsch
Concero
Defiance Man Found Dead in Car Shot Self to Blame
In Defiance on Sunday Frank Miller 60 an unemployed bachelor was found shot to death in his automobile. Coroner Fred Watkins ruled Miller died by his own hand.
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Defiance
Frank Miller
Fred Watkins
Miller
Actress Lavishes Mother Love On Film Baby
Dorothea Wieck, famed for Fraulein von Bernberg, says she acts as a proxy mother in three films. She notes real sympathy fosters child reaction and recounts bonding with Baby LeRoy during scenes. Her next project is Cradle Song followed by Mel Fane's Baby Is Stolen.
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Doroth Dorothea Wieck
Fraulein von Bernberg
Maedchen
Misa
Baby LeRoy
LeRoy
Miss Wieck
Mel Fane
Youths Held In Grid Rivalry Tragedy
Willoughby Ohio November scene follows Friday football riot that left James Scotty Blyth dead after tomato throwing between Willoughby and Mentor fans. Three Willoughby youths and two Mentor youths posted bond for fighting, with Calvin Nichel also charged. Bond set at two hundred dollars. Willoughby High School varsity fullback Nichel aided Blyth in the altercation.
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Willoughby
James “Scotty” Blyth
Bond
Biyth
Mentor
Edwin Kelly
Eugene Roper
Kenneth Sprague
Ench
Calvin Nichel
Willoughby High School
U.S. to Cancel Greek Treaty Amid Insull Case
Athens reports the American minister delivered notice that the United States will cancel the Greek American treaty. The move follows Greece's refusal to surrender Chicago utilities magnate Samuel Insull, linked to the collapse of his companies.
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Athens
Foreign Office
United States
Samuel Insuil
Chicago
50 000 Miners Strike In Penna
In Wilkesbarre on November 6 the newly organized United and thracite miners of Pennsylvania staged a strike that tied up operations in Luzerne Lackawanna district with 39 000 miners idle. Operators including Glen Alde Kingston Wyoming Vail Hudson Pittston and Lee coal firms halted work as hundreds of pickets blocked mine entrances. Followers of the United Mine Workers were urged not to enter pits as shots were fired in places though no injuries were reported and over 10 state police officers were deployed to prevent violence.
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Wilkesbarre
United Anthracite Miners of
Pennsylvania
Luzerne-Lackawanna
Glen Alde Coal Company
Kingston Coal Company
Wyoming Vail Collieries
Hudson Coal Company
Pittston Coal Company
Lee Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
Plane crash near Red Bank claims seven lives
A Douglass observation plane bound for Newark crashed and exploded after motor failure at 300 feet. Lieut. George R. Johnson and Sgt. Alfred Poole died aboard. Five others perished in a two story dwelling burned in the wreck. Victims identified include June King, Patricia, Edward Wilson, Mrs. Margaret King, and Cora Raglen.
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Red Bank
N. J
George R. Johnson
New Jersey National Guard
Alfred Poole
Douglass
Newark
Johnson
Poole
June King
Patricia
Edward Wilson
Margaret King
Cora Raglen
Thieves haul at Avon store through ceiling break in
Avon Cash Market owner Jacoby Brothers of Lorain reports a theft totaling 172 dollars. Burglars cut a ceiling hole, entered empty rooms above, then exited via a rear door after ransacking cash, cigarets, cigars, tobacco, candy, brcon, ham, and pennies remained. Deputies Monroe and Woodings investigated for Sheriff Dick. SHAKEN BY QUAKE Chile quake hit Santiago at 9 33 a m today.
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Avon Cash Market
Avon
Ed Monroe
Joe Woodings
Clarence Dick
J. Gelman
Jacoby Brothers of
Lorain
Judge Webber Speaks At Medina Address
Judge A R Webber spoke at Medina’s Methodist church to a large audience. He warned that dry forces are waking nationwide and predicted the repeal movement may not be halted now but that moral forces will rise again to ascendancy.
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Medina
A. R. Webber
America
Johnson Invades Midwest to Speak for NRA in Drive
Johnson opens speaking tour in the Middle West for the NRA. Wallace heads to Iowa to outline administration agricultural recovery plans amid farm strikes and critic reviews. Johnson to seven Chicago addresses, boating weather forced rail transfer. Wallace to address Iowa Legislature and Des Moines farmers on price relief, acre reductions. Governors urge use of American grain in liquor codes, seek relief measures. Portsmouth votes on municipal power plant for third time, margin last year 400 votes.
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Washington
URI
Johnson
Middle West
NRA
Wallace
Iowa
Roosevelt
Chicago
McGrady
Des Moines Coliseum
Des Moines
Portsmouth
Reorganized relief work in schools closes student aid station
The Student Aid Station at Franklin school, run by the City Council of Parent Teacher Associations with cooperation from the County Board of Education, is closed and relief work in local schools is centralized under the county agency. Marie Gilman, relief investigator, will handle requests, under M A Houghton, county relief director. The Birria Chapter of the Red Cross will supply most clothing, transferring its operations from the station to Red Cross headquarters in the Mason Temple building, while shoes remain the responsibility of other agencies. The Red Cross will open its office 9 am to 12 pm each Tuesday and will not use federal funds for its work, though it will cooperate with the federal program. supplies not provided by Red Cross will be handled elsewhere.
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Franklin
Biyria
Marie Gilman
M. A. Houghton
Birria
The
Red Cross
Tarent
Mason
Temple
Ise
Wael
Franklin School
County
Masonic ‘Temple
Edith Metcalf
Sational Red Cross
Levral Red Cross
Campaigners Mobilize as Polls Set to Open at 6:30 A M
As voters prepare to cast ballots tomorrow turnout is expected to be strong with an estimated 8,000 of 10,000 possible votes. Democrats push Mayor W. H. Vanoster and ticket while Republicans back Councilman Carl Curtis. Final rallies and meetings take place tonight at party headquarters.
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W. H. Vanoster
Don Harter
Carl Curtis
Government Raises US Gold Price to 32.84 An Ounce
Washington reports a daily rise in the price of newly mined American gold to 32.84 per ounce, up 17 cents from yesterday. The increase places the U S price 39 cents above London's 131 shillings 10 pence. The dollar’s gold value sits at 62.94 cents versus 63.27 on Saturday.
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Washington
London
27 Boys Enjoy Elyria Hikes Weekly Event
Twenty seven Elyria boys joined the YMCA sponsored weekly hike, south of Elyria, with Carlos Bush leading. Thirty eight boys now enrolled in the Hikers Club, each with two cards noting hikes and distances. best hikers will receive recognition. This week's hike starts at 1 30 p m Saturday led by Jack Hauser and Grant Kers.
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Elyria
Carlos Bush
Jack Hauser
Grant Kers
Mussolini Bezini Cabinet Shakeup
ROME, Nov. 6 Air Minister Italo Balbo was reassigned to govern Libiz on the north coast of Africa. The cabinet shakeup leaves Premier Mussolini in control of all defense forces in addition to his other cabinet portfolios.
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Rome
Italo Balbo
Libiz
Africa
Bezio Mussolini
Auto Skids Into Kipton Town Pump Collision
An automobile driven by Anton Arober of Kipton skidded into the Kipton town pump yesterday afternoon causing damage to both. Also, cars of Paul Rich of 23 West Avenue and Charles A Welter of Avon collided on Gulf Road around 1 am today, with considerable damage reported by police.
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Kipton Town
Anton Arober
Kipton
Suerit
Paul Rich
West Avenue
Charles
Car rear-ended while parked near West Avenue home
John Demetral of 1120 West Avenue reported his car was struck on the rear while parked in front of his home Sunday evening.
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John Demetral
West Avenue
Hamilton native Marcus Smith dies in Geneva
Died in Geneva after a stroke of paralysis. Marcus Smith, an American Vice Consul, native of Hamilton, died there following a leave from the diplomatic service granted on Oct. 19.
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Hamilton, D
Marc Smith
Geneva
Hamilton
Smith
Diplomatic Service
Mae
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