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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1934

Page

6

Interesting election results in Ohio statewide and county races

The November 7, 1934 election produced close contests with Governor-elect Martin L. Davey and U S Senator-elect Vic Donahey leading Democrats. Incumbents such as Don W. Harter and several county officers won reelection. In Lorain County tight races for the Board of County Commissioners and prosecutor highlighted a night of suspense as final returns arrived.

Martin L. Davey Clarence Brown Davey Vic Donahey Donahey United States Ohio Senate Simeon D .Fess Don W. Harter House of Representatives Harter Carl D. Sheppard Lorain County Summit County Philip Wolfe Mansfield State Senate Wolfe General Assembly William E. Ashbolt Lorain Hich Ashbolt H. Rogers Rogers William G. Smith Elyria Victor Reese Ridgeville Ben F. Thomas Kelser William G. Mitchell Clarence Dick Ward Howard R. Butler Albert A. Levin Butler Elvira Board of County Commissioners Oscar Dunn Edward W. DeChant J. B. Davidson J. H. Brown Davidson Ripton Dunn DeChant

Elyria and Lorain Lawyers Named Court of Common Pleas Judges

Guy B. Findley of Elyria and D A Cook of Lorain have been chosen by voters as Judges of the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Findley led a four man field with over 16 000 votes and Cook placed second with nearly 13 000. Both are seasoned lawyers respected by peers.

Judge Findley Cook Guy B. Findley Elyria Findley Judge of Appeals Court C. G. Washburn EB. S

Elyria schools levy passes by 73 votes

The Elyria school district three mill levy won unofficially with 3,213 yes and 3,138 no, supporters noting the margin is small but affirming continued funding for twenty years. Local educators praise the result as essential for maintaining high school standards and financing for the community’s children.

Elyria

City Levy Fails in Vanoster Administration

City officials led by Vanoster face failure as a proposed levy scheme collapses amid opposition from residents and business groups. The setback triggers renewed debate on municipal funding and services. Local officials pledge to reassess options and consider alternative revenue plans.

Elyria votes down two mill operating levy in city

Elyria voters reject a two mill operating levy by 4 101 to 2 091. Mayor Vanoster and City Council urged support, warning that without state relief local services such as garbage, fire and police protection and street lighting may be cut to balance the budget. The mayor called the result a clear verdict and said State action is needed.

Vanoster Elyria Ohio

The Silent Observer: Fragments From a Language of Lapses

A mosaic of humorous musings, pop trivia, and pithy anecdotes. It touches on domestic life, divorces, and rising debt figures, interleaved with quips about preachers, motorists, and the Kangaroo legend. Notable lines include assertions about lemon canning by divorced women and broad stats on national wealth and debt.

Anniversary roll of notable figures and events

TODAY IN HISTORY catalogues figures born or died including Spencerian penman, Cornell's first president, a Boston educator, actress Lotta Crabtree, Alabama governor Braxton Comer, William Beardshear, explorer Henry Grier Bryant, Maria Curie, plus Tippecanoe battle, the Alton tragedy involving Eli Lovejoy, A T P Stewart theft, Cardinal Mercier protest, Bolshevik revolution start. notes that sentiment toward Bolshevists remains unsettled.

Platt TL. Spencer Ohio Business College Wishkill N.Y Geneva Andrew LD. White Cornell Homeev Athava Loli Michael Anagos Boston Greece Lotta Crabtree New York Braxton B. Comer U. S Barbour Co Ala Wiliam M. Beardshear United Brethren Iowa Dayton Ohio Henry Grier Bryant Philadelphia Alleghany Mme Maria Curie Warsaw Poland France Tippecanoe Ind Alton Elijah P. Lovejoy TP. Stewart Cardinal Mereier Belgium Germany Russia

Hauptmann Trial Preparations In New Jersey

Preliminary discussions for Bruno Hauptmann's trial on the Lindbergh kidnapping case take place in Flemington and Perth Amboy New Jersey. Defense attorney J Lloyd Fisher and Edward J Seilly share prominence alongside prosecutor David Wilentz and other counsel.

Bruno Hauptmann Flemington N- Tad Lindbergh Baths Perth Amboy N. J Edward J. Seilly David Teg Wilentz J. Lloyd Fisher

Todays Birthdays and Horoscope Highlights

The page lists multiple birthday entries for notable figures from Dr. Royal Copeland to Sir Chadra Raman, with places and ages, including Horace M. Dubose, Harold G. Moulton, and Baron Lionsl Hallam Tennys. It also presents today horoscope guidance noting shifting energy and a tagged joke about saving two women at once.

Royal $. Copeland U. Ss New York Dexter Mich Horace M. Dubose Nashville, Tenn Methodist Episcopal Church South Bor Alabama Medii Patterson Washington Chicago Fred Shawn NAC Washington, D. C Idaho Robert Lee Doushton Rente LeRoy, Mich William Denman San Francisco Baron Lionsl Hallam Tennyson England Sir Chadra Raman Calcutta University India

Wisconsin farmer builds Percheron horse farming venture

Baraboo resident L. G. Kuhnau rose from private worry during droughts and low prices to launch a horse farming operation. Seeing horses as a replacement for farm work and a shortage of good horses in Wisconsin spurred him to create a fine herd of large Percherons, turning hardship into a new enterprise.

Wisconsin Baraboo Wis L. G. Kuhbau Kuhnau Kukgau

Farm Animal of the Year: The Crops Growl in Rain or Shine

In the country a farmer notes a strange ting crop that grows each year and seems to respond to weather, thriving whether it rains or shines. The anecdote recalls rural life and persistent agricultural routines amid changing seasons.

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Chronicle-Telegram Audit Bureau Second Street Hlyra Lorwin County Printing & Publishing Company Hudnutt J. Clare George W. A City Levy New York City Asia Department of Agriculture Camden Walter Pitkin Lloryette Jones Smith Massachusetts Virgil F. Whiffletree Hauptmann David T. Wilents Sallys Bkte Spa Hin Ohia Household Finance Co Elyria, Ohio Aeranompany
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