Truck Fire After Coal Car Collision Near Wellington
Two Akron men were injured when a coal car being switched at a Wheeling and Lake Erie crossing struck a tire truck near Wellington. Firemen failed to save the burning vehicle. serious back injuries and facial cuts were reported for Harvey Ruch. The company truck belonged to Akron Kansas City Motor Freight Co.
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Wellington
Wheeling and Lake Eris
Here
Harvey Ruch
Portage Street
Akron
Clarence Wy
Wilton Street
Ruch
Ily
Akron-Kansas City Motor Freight Company
Congressman Taylor Undergoes Appendix Operation in Knoxville
Memphis bulletin reports Congressman J Will Taylor Republican of Knoxville Tenn underwent an appendix operation at Baptist hospital early today. Dr H G Rudner said he had a very bad appendix and any further delay would have had serious consequences.
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Memphis
J. Will Taylor
Knoxville
Tenn
Baptist Hospital
H. G. Rudner
Soviet Denies League Access to Russian Armament Reports
The Soviet Union refused to allow the League of Nations to publish statistics on Russian armaments. Maximum Litvinoff, Soviet foreign commissar, sent a note to Sir Eric Drummond stating nonconsent to publishing arms records requested for the 1932 world disarmament conference.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
League of Nations
Maximum Litrinoff
Eric Drummond
League
Ralph Capone Reaches Prison
Ralph Capone arrived at the Federal Penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas to begin a three year sentence. A large crowd gathered at the station as Capone was seen through a window of the special car and waved to the onlookers. He appeared in good spirits and conversed with fellow prisoners. Capone was convicted of income tax law violations.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Ralph Capone
Federal Penitentiary
Chicago
Capone
Ohio forecast trends toward warmth this weekend
Ohio is expected to be fair with warmer conditions tonight and Sunday. The report cites yesterday’s high 82 in Fresno and San Antonio and low of 10 at White River, with other highs and lows listed for Cochrane and Parry Hoyo. The forecast notes a further eastward shift of the freeduré area bringing continued warmth in the vicinity.
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Low White River
Cochrane
Parry Hoyo
Freeduré
Policy of Peace Proclaimed by Soviet Russia
Moscow reports Premier Molotov proclaimed a policy of peace for Soviet citizens in a grand ceremony marking the 14th anniversary of the Red Revolution. Stalin attended as Molotov pledged to complete the five year plan in four years while promising reform in distribution and asserting Soviet invulnerability amid capitalist tensions. Industrial feats included opening dozens of factories to reduce reliance on imports.
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Moscow
Novy. T.S
Russia
Communist Party
Japan
Viacheslav Molotov
Josef V. Stalin
Ilouge
Manchuria
Molotov
Soviet Union
Laval
Washington
Welfare Bond Issue Defeated by Wide Margin in Ohio Vote
The $7,500,000 State Welfare Bond Issue was defeated in Tuesday's election by 271,671 votes. Final returns show 492,563 in support and 764,234 against, as tabulated by Secretary of State Brown in Columbus.
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Uuwetin
Columbus
Brown
Two Tie Votes To Decide Township Trustees Ridgesville Henrietta
Two tie votes in Ridgeville and Henrietta townships will be settled at the board of elections within a week. Ridgeville contenders F Diederich and John Kitts each had 269 votes while Henrietta hopefuls Elmer Portman and Robert Vetter each received 70 votes.
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Ridgeville
Henrietta Townships
Board of Elections
F. Diederich
John Kitts
Henrietta Township
Elmer Portman
Robert F. Vetter
Dr Perry to Seek Sheriff Nomination in Lorain County
Dr M E Perry former coroner of Lorain County announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff at the Spring Primaries. Born in La Grange he graduated from Elyria High School and Western Reserve University and has spent most of his life in Elyria where he practices dentistry at 252 Fourth Street.
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M. E. Perry
Lorain County
Dr. Perry
la Grange
Elyria High School
Western Reserve University
Elyria
Fourth Street
Release Sought By Indemnity Company as Surety
The Union Indemnity Company of Louisiana asked probate court in New Haven to be relieved of its role as surety for trustees of the 8 million dollar Margaret Huntington McCarthy estate. Trustees are Congressman William Tierney and Dr. John B. McCarthy. A hearing is set for November 16 to outline reasons for withdrawal.
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Green Wwith
Conn
Union Indemnity Company
Discuisiana
Margaret Huntington McCarthy
Cleveland
Huntington Oil
Wm. L.tierney
John 8. McCarthy
New Haven
Dr. McCarthy
Hoover Receives Report On Navy League Charges
President Hoover today received the committee report investigating Navy League charges. The report to his secretary Theodora Joslin was handed by a committee representative and was expected to find the charges unwarranted.
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Washington
Hoover
Navy League
Theodora G. Joslin
Japanese Victorious In Northern Manchuria Battle
Japanese troops won a sharp encounter in Northern Manchuria after a lengthy fight. Chinese forces were driven back toward the Soviet controlled rail line and reportedly regrouping for another clash at the Nanni River Railroad bridge. The Japanese halted about 12 miles from the Chinese Eastern Railroad, seeking restraint. The League of Nations faces two origin accounts of the Noun battle and may press Japan to end hostilities.
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Manchuria
Nanni River
Japan
Nouni
League of Nations Council
Gunmen Demand 25000 Dollar Ransom in Berg Kidnapping
In St Louis on November 7 police disclosed a note demanding 26000 dollars for the release of Alexander Berg, a wealthy fur dealer, after two gunmen boarded Berg's car on a busy street. Berg and his chauffeur were driven to a remote area while the chauffeur was sent away. An anonymous caller informed Mrs Gertrude Berg not to worry.
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ST. Louis
Alexander Berg
Gertrude Berg
Albert Pike
Pike
Berg
Express Train Derailment Blocks Pennysylvania Main Line
A Lehigh Express derailed in Johnstown Pennsylvania today blocking all four main line tracks. The Pittsburgh to Wilkesbarre train left at 8 40 A M with initial reports listing four injured. In Canton Ohio four indictments were returned against Oscar E Plouts former secretary of the Canton Stinking Fund Commission for embezzling 5125 in falsified salary checks.
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Johnstown
Lehigh Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Wilkesbarre
Canton
Oscar E. Plouts
Canton Sinking Fund Commission
Plouts
Chinese Forces Prepare For New Attack In Manchuria
Chinese forces under Gen Machan Shan, after a three day clash along the Nanni river valley, regrouped today with reinforcements and planned renewed action. Reports allege Soviet contact with Chinese leaders and Russian troops in Chinese uniforms among the dead. Japanese authorities tightened security as travelers faced searches and observers noted Soviet influence along the Chinese Eastern Railway corridor.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Machan-Shan
Nanni River
Ma Chan-Shan
Russia
Siberian
Harbin
Dry League May Stand Against Ingalls
The Ohio Anti-Saloon League plans to oppose David S. Ingalls of Cleveland in the Ohio Republican primaries next May if he adopts a platform calling for prohibition repeal or modification of the Volstead act. Ingalls has not stated his position publicly but is expected to favor modification or repeal.
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Columbus
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel P. McNaught
Ingalls
Delegates Chosen by Local Farm Bureau in Lorain County
About two hundred Farm Bureau members gathered at the Y M C A in Lorain County for a lecture by E J Bath on taxation and agriculture. Delegates to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus were elected: Harry Leimbach Brownhelm BE Durkee North Eaton and W J Caskey Oberlin, with Caskey also serving as local president.
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Arm Bureau
Lorain County
E. J. Bath
State Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Fath
Jocal Farm Bureau
Harry Leimbach
Brownhelm
BE. BE. Durkee
North Eaton
W. J. Caskey
Oberlin
Farm Bureau
Lakewood Fire Chief Joseph Speddy Dies at 58
Lakewood Fire Chief Joseph H. Speddy, who led the department to a national best rating, died at Lakewood Hospital at age 58 after a stomach ailment. He served 19 years as chief following roles with Lake Transportation Co and Stafford Oil Plant No. 1.
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Cleveland
Joseph H. Speddy
Lakewood
United States
Speddy
Lakewood Hospital
Cleveland Clinic
The
Lake Transportation Company
Stafford O11 Company
Appointment of Firemen at Elyria Sanatorium
County commissioners announced the appointment of D. J. Fackler of Amherst as head fireman at the tuberculosis sanatorium at 235 North Main Street Amherst. Fackler will be paid 125 dollars monthly. Charles French of Elyria and F. E. Schubert of Elyria R D 2 were named firemen at 100 dollars per month each. The three selections were made by Dr. H F Gammons superintendent, and all began work today.
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D. J. Fackler
North Main Street
Amherst
Fackler
Charles French
Artemas Court
Elyria
F. E.schubert
R. D
H. F. Gammons
Boy Hurled From Bridge Drowns in River Accident
In Hamilton Ohio on November 7 15 year old War ren Fillmore drowned after an electrical shock hurled him from a railroad bridge into the Little Miami River. His companion 15 year old Robert Weber witnessed the incident as Fillmore touched a fallen transmission line on an iron pole.
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Hamilton
Warren Fillmore
Miami
Fillmore
Robert Weber
Woman Found Dead in Ohio Home From Asphyxiation
Mrs. Samuel Biddinger, 45, was found dead in a Kenton Ohio bathroom today. Investigators believe she fainted when she turned on the gas jet and suffocated before help arrived. she had been in ill health.
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Kenton
Samuel Biddinger
Gan
Death Removes Sen Caraway in Arkansas
Arkansas mourns Senator Thaddeus H. Caraway who died suddenly after kidney surgery. Funeral plans set for Jonesboro with vice president Curtis and Senator Robinson handling arrangements. Caraway served ten years in the House and two in the Senate, championing relief for drought struck farmers.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Leonator Caraway
Washington
Jonesboro
St. Cinvent’s Hospital
Charles Curtis
Joseph T. Robinson
Caraway
Curtis
Robinson
Congress
Senate
Briand issues third League note to Japan and China
Geneva nov 7 Aristide Briand president of the League of Nations Council sent a strongly worded note to Japan and China urging an immediate halt to military activities in Manchuria. It marked the League's third diplomatic note on the Far East crisis.
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Bulletin
Geneva
Apy
Aristide Briand
League of Nations Council
Japan
China
Manchuria
Two Nations
League
Far East
Akron dirigible to fly to Pittsburgh on Armistice Day
The navy department announced the dirigible Akron will undertake a trip to Pittsburgh on November 11, Armistice Day. The exact time and route depend on local weather conditions, with officials monitoring forecasts as the giant airship prepares for the voyage.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Navy Department
Akron
Grandi sails for America to discuss reparations and disarmament
Naples dispatch reports Dino Grandi Italy's youthful foreign minister sails aboard Conte Grande for the United States. He will press major issues including disarmament and war debt reparations, seeking a peaceful treaty revision and proportional burden sharing among nations.
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Naples
Dino Grandi
Italy
United States
Mussolini
America
Grandi
Britain
Germany
State Board approves funds for Ohio institutions
The State Board of Control approved releasing 131,200 from the Ohio General Revenue Fund for the State Welfare Department to improve and install equipment in state institutions. State Finance Director Howard L. Bevis will distribute the money, including a 5,000 item for the Grafton Prison Farm.
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Columbus
State Board of Control
Ohio General Revenue Fund
State Welfare Department
Howard L. Bevis
Grafton
Gridder Killed In Auto Crash Near Chesterland High
Geauga county authorities investigated a crash that killed Chesterland High School football reserve Anthony Boutash, 16, of Munson township. Six others were injured, four players among them, as the car collided with a small truck south of Chagrin Falls while en route to a game with Aurora High School.
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Cleveland
Geauga County
Chesterland
Anthony Boutash
Munson Township
Waa
Chester High School
Chagrin Falls
Aurora High School
Laon Sonekwick
Arnold Thomas
William Keres
Ighea
Walter Vorel
Chesterland Township
Doc” Fulkersom
Near
Chagrin Failte
Howard Thaler
Chester
Southwick
Hunting Dogs In Demand The Big Rabbit Season
November 15 marks a peak for rabbit hunters and many buyers seek hunting dogs this year. Sellers consider trading or selling trained dogs rather than loaning them for the season to secure ready cash and avoid loan obligations.
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High
Conservatives
National Labor Party
MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
Ramsay MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Philip Snowden
John Simon
Philip Cunliffe-Lister
Colontes
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Samuel Hoere
India
Herbert Samuel
RUSSI
North Carolina
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
Charlotte Wilkinson
Rocky Mount
Merrie
Christy
Iipal Hemler
Sen
France
Toon
U. S
Gridder
Alon
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