Mussolini to unveil plan for 20th century capitalist state
Rome reports Premier Bou to Mussolini will outline next Wednesday a radical restructuring of government. The plan envisages a proletarian state with centralized control via guilds and corporations, abolishing the Chamber of Deputies, and replacing legislative powers with an economic framework led by Mussolini. The aim is a dynamic governance model aligned with modern industry and national resources.
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South Ridge Evangelistic Services at local church
South Ridge evangelistic services will be held at the church here from Sunday evening November 5 to November 12 starting at 7 PM each evening. The Fishermen's Club of Elyria will conduct the meetings with special music nightly. Everyone is invited. Briefs note: a number from here attended a Pomona Grange meeting at Henrietta Grange Hall.
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Amore Attends Amherst Meeting and Local Weddings
Saturday Rev H Amore attended a meeting at First Evangelical church in Amherst. Friday evening John Vaander-Pines and Elizabeth Barge of Cleveland united in marriage at 3 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Krumweide in Birmingham with Rev LH Amore officiating. A wedding dinner followed, Mrs Amore also a guest, and the chicken supper at the church drew a good crowd. George Knittle and family were recent visitors at Charles Kittle and Jarvis Burgles in the area, while Theodore Gris of W Ridge called on C J Smith Friday.
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Letters on Candidates Not Published Before Election
The Chronicle Telegram received seven reader letters for Voice of the People about candidates and issues. None published before tomorrow's election due to timing, though all followed rules. The paper emphasizes fair play and opts not to publish them at this late date.
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New Books At Library
New arrivals at the library feature Allen Anthonys Anthony Adverse a lengthy historical novel tracing Anthony Adverse from 1775 to 1825 with vivid episodes. Also Shane The Quiet Place follows John Deming seeking a quiet home while writing another novel and contends with two women next door. The Ohio chapter registry lists members and aims up to March 1, 1928 along with articles on monetary stabilization and bimetallism by notable authors.
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Clean City platform by a mayoral candidate
A mayoral candidate outlines a platform focused on cleanliness, civic virtue, and stable utilities. He cites negotiating a two year contract for lower rate relief, avoiding city debt, and securing lighting cost reductions. He mentions state cooperation, upcoming Middle Avenue improvements, water main projects, and employment through public works. He urges voters to support him at the polls.
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