Oberlin Students Arrested at Lorain Rally For Free Speech
In Lorain on Nov 7 six Oberlin College students were arrested as police broke up a 200 strong gathering in Streeter Park made to support Norman Thomas. The group had defied Mayor Conley’s ban on outdoor political meetings and were released on personal bonds to appear in municipal court.
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Lorain
Oberlin College
Norman Thomas
Streeter Park
Joseph Conley
William Chamberlain
Thomas For President Club
Talbot Harding
Gordon Mills
Robert Hougeland
Hugo Hanelli
George Albernathy
Trent
Conley
Chamberlain
Mills
Car Upsets Injure Five On Route 57 Near Belden
Five persons were injured when a car overturned after failing to make a turn on Route 57 at Belden about 6 30 a m. Sheriff Clarence Adams reported. Injured are Betty Froelick 28 Alice Froelick 20 Rank Rummery 24 Alp Lippert 24 and Elmer Barteldt 31 driver all from Cleveland or nearby Lakewood and Cleveland. All were taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Belden
Clarence Adams
Betty Froelick
West 119 Street
Cleveland
Alice Froelick
West 44Th Street
Rank Rummery
Lakewood
Alph Lippert
Elmer Barteldt
West 91St Street
Memorial Hospital
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy Tonight Rain Tuesday
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy conditions tonight with rain on Tuesday. Temperatures fall Tuesday night with colder western areas and the north expected to feel the chill Tuesday afternoon.
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Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram Center For Election Returns Promises Timely Coverage
The Chronicle-Telegram will tabulate and broadcast election returns from its office on Second Street and via loudspeakers. Wires from the Culled Press and United Press will feed 35,000 tabulators nationwide to deliver prompt results and extras when sufficient data arrive. Local viewers are invited to hear the updates in front of the Chronicle-Telegram office.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United States
United Press
Chronicle- Telegram
Second Street
Council to Air City Finances Tonight
City council expected to discuss the year’s deficit of 10000 to 15000 dollars for the year ending December 31. Mayor Van Oster cited possible income from intangible and real estate taxes while council members warned of drastic expense cuts to meet payroll and emergencies.
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W. H. van Oster
Chronicle! Telegram
Massive Ohio Vote Expected in General Election
Columbus reports unprecedented interest driven by economic strain and world unrest. Registration suggests 2.6 to 2.8 million voters. Hoard of candidates including President governor and Congressmen campaign across the state as Democrats and Republicans predict large margins and close races.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hoover
Ilinois
Franklin Roosevelt
Robert Bulkley
Gilbert Bettman
White
Davis S. Ingalls
Roosevelt
Relief levies head to Toledo voters on food relief aid
Toledo voters on Tuesday face two 112 mill levies for relief of the poor the only special issues on the ballot. One levy would fund grocers who extend credit for food and the other would carry on the relief work.
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Toledo
Mayor Names Committee to Oversee City Commissary
Mayor W. H. Van Oster announced a committee to run the city commissary. Councilman Ed Notley H W Pond and P M Gentzel will purchase supplies and ensure relief is limited to entitled persons. Bids will be sought from local dealers and the panel plans to organize early this week.
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Ed. Notley
H. W. Pond
P. M. Gentzel
W. H. van Oster
Pentzel
Edison School to Make Up Lost Time With Saturday Sessions
Edison School on Lake Avenue will hold nine full day Saturday sessions starting November 19 to recover nine of 14 lost days This biweekly plan avoids Thanksgiving weekend and uses five shortened vacation days for the remaining makeup time Parents approved the plan over a five Saturday alternative and the spring extension.
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Thomas A. Edison
Lake Avenue
R. C. Maston
Edison
Municipal electric plant proposal heads to Portsmouth voters
A ballot question in Portsmouth on Tuesday asks voters to approve a municipal electric plant. The measure would allow the city council to set the bond size, a plan previously rejected by a narrow margin two years ago.
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Portsmouth
Man 15 Rescued by Volunteer Firemen in La Grange Blaze
A fire and explosion at Ben Sherwood's residence in La Grange at 5:50 am nearly killed the 54 year old. Volunteers led by Chief Joseph Bickel rescued him as a barn behind the house burned and exploded. Sherwood suffered ruptured eardrums and eye damage and may have faced a threatened contract tied motive. Authorities, including Sheriff Clarence Adams and Assistant State Fire Marshall W R Hopkins, investigate arson-like set fire on a basement scaffold. A shotgun was twisted by the blast, while the house was a total loss.
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Ben Sherwood
la Grange
Sherwood
Joseph Bickel
Bickel
George Woodruff
Andrew Rawson
Paul Sage
William Monltton
Memorial Hospital
Grange
Clarence Adams
W. R. Hopkins
Trig
Ohio auto crashes dominate weekend death toll
Auto accidents across Ohio raised the weekend fatality count with at least 21 deaths. Victims include Harold Prien 16 and Howard Crowley 15 of Toledo who perished when their car hit a train near Wayne Ohio. Others killed include Eli Medich 45 of Toledo and Hattie Rhoades 73 of Columbus.
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Ohio
United Press Today
Harold Prien
Howard Crowley
Woodward High School
Toledo
Bradner
Wayne
Eli Medich
Pennsylvania
Mra
Hattie Rhoades
Columbus
Charles Magley
Kirkerville
West Jefferson
Arthur Nicholson
Steubenville
Arline Crooks
Cleveland
Emma Crooks
Cincinnati
Philomena Geile
Alise Bechman
Registrations Break All Records in US
New York dispatch reports a record turnout as the Hoover Roosevelt race nears its end. High interest, 40 million expected votes, and forecasts favor Roosevelt though Hoover campaigners dispute a clear win. Campaigns emphasize turnout, with Coolidge making final appeals and both candidates touring to rally support.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Hoover
Roosevelt
Wilson War Administration
Election shows Hitlerism receding as Papen bloc holds
Germany's general election left Chancellor Franz Von Papen's cabinet still in power but short of a parliamentary majority. The Nazi party lost seats, Communists gained, and the overall vote suggested Hitlerism was waning, with a looming showdown between Hitler and Papen.
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Berlin
Ilp
Germany
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Adolph Hitler
Reichstag
Hitler
Youth Killed By Tourist Camp Owner
A 21 year old, George Lemmon of Columbus, was shot and killed early today by Luther Bixler, owner of a Lewisburg tourist camp, during an attempted holdup. Sheriff Sam Welsh reported no charges against Bixler. The other youth in the car fled. Lemmon’s companion car was stolen in Columbus.
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Eaton, CO
Uri
George Lemmon
Columbus
Luther Bixler
Lewisburg
Sam Welsh
Welsh
Bixler
Lemmon
Bixter
Presidential campaigns race to finish with last moment appeals
United Press reports Hoover travels by special train toward Salt Lake City with a final appeal planned in Elko Nevada. Roosevelt schedules four talks in New York’s Hudson Valley and a Poughkeepsie address. Norman Thomas heads to Milwaukee for a closing Socialist rally. Foster closes in Madison Square Garden with a mass meeting.
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Sy United Press
Hoover
Wyoming
Utah
Salt Lake City
Elko
Nev
Roosevelt
Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Norman Thomas
Milwaukee
Wis
William Z. Foster
Madison Square
Garden
Hoover speeds into Utah on presidential special
President Hoover travels by special train from Wyoming into Utah with Senator Reed Smoot welcoming the party at Echo. Smoot will introduce Hoover to Salt Lake City audiences as the president views snow covered peaks and sagebrush flats en route. Hoover notes the cold wind as he greets enthusiastic crowds in Evanston Wyoming.
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Salt Lake City
Hoover
Wyoming
Utah
Echo
Reed Smoot
Senator Smoot
Salt Lake
Evanston
Wyo
Fined $100 By Mayor VanOster
Curtis Baker of Cleveland was fined 2100 and costs for driving while intoxicated after arraignment before Mayor W H VanOster. He was arrested Saturday night following a collision with Stewart Spitzer of Gratton at East avenue and Broad Street.
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Curtis Baker
Cleveland
W. H. VanOster
Baker
Stewart Spitzer
Gratton
East Avenue
Broad Street
Mayor Plan Before East Cleveland Voters
In Cleveland Ohio on November 7 voters in Cuyahoga County focus on East Cleveland where a clash forms to discard the city manager setup. Voters will decide on returning to a mayor and city council system with City manager supporters predicting a large victory.
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East Cleveland
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
East
Vote Yes for Immediate Election of Want Ads to Aid Affiliates
Vague plea calling for a yes vote on an immediate election of want ads to aid local affiliates. Claims years of successful help to all men and children in the neighborhood amid garbled text and unclear specifics.
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