Chest Budget Includes Home For The Aged In Elyria Drive
The Community Service Council and Dr Edwin Kirby and Mrs C S Johnson discussed finances for the Home For The Aged. A thousand dollar gift from William A Fly plus funds from the Chest bring Elyria’s budget to 24000, with 20000 already raised and 1800 pledged. A large dinner at Plyma Country Club outlined leadership and progress as workers plan a Nov 15 meeting to distribute canvass cards.
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Community Service Council
Plyma Country Club
George Stevens
Stevens
King Fauver
William Timm
W. H. Hill
Fox Furnace Co
Willam Hoover
Columbia Steel Co
T. N. Cook
The
Colson Co
Afa. Smythe
Karl Plocher
Peter Reese
Planus
Poincare Back as French Premier
Paris reports that Raymond Poincare resumes leadership of France after accepting President Doumergue’s request to form a cabinet of republican concord. The old cabinet is expected to return, minus four radical socialist deputies who resigned to trigger the crisis.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Poincare
Gaston Voumergue
Doumergue
Poincara
National Union
Edouard Herriot
Albert Sar- Taut
Henri Queuilla
Leon Perrier
Man Dies After Chicken Pie Accident in Toledo
In Toledo Ohio on November 9 Dean Fitzgerald aged 28 died after a windpipe puncture caused by a lodged chicken bone in a downtown restaurant. Doctors fought a four day battle with death and discussed possible surgery as they attempted limited feeding through a tube.
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Toledo, CO
Dean Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Count Is Close In Charter Vote
PORTSMOUTH November 9 Official count will decide if the city adopts a charter form of government. Complete unofficial returns show the measure passing by eight votes, 14,708 to 14,700.
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Portsmouth
Suit seeks 300 dollars for auto damages
Joseph P. Godfield of Wellington sues Robert Sator of Pittsfield Township in common pleas court asserting damages to his automobile from a crash on South Main Street Wellington on September 26. The action seeks $300 in compensation.
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Joseph P. Godfield
Wellington
Common Pleas Court
Robert Sator
Pittsfield Township
South Main Street
California Oil Wells In Danger Threat spreads as wells burn
WHITTIER alt Nov 9 The west end of the Santa Fe Springs oil field was threatened by flames today when a Hedgrew Oil Co well gassed exploded and spread flames to other wells in the district. Twelve derricks and four storage tanks were burning officials said. Damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Whittier
Alt
Santa Fe Springs
Hedgrew Oil Co
Cicco sentence deferred in Miss Heywood shooting case
Louis Cicco, convicted of assault in the Missy Betty Heywood shooting in Elyria, had his sentence postponed for a week as attorneys for Cicco and Heywood continued civil damages negotiations. Judge A Rh Webber cited ongoing talks and postponed the sentencing date while noting civil damages could influence the final result.
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Louis Cicco
Lorain Dry
Missy Betty Heywood
Elyria
A. Rh. Webber
Cicco
Miss Heywood
Cicc
Countyeourt
Heywoods
Webber
Svent Nothing For Reelection
Senators LaFolette of Wisconsin and Green of Vermont reported to the clerk that their re election campaigns cost nothing. Republican Nevada candidate Sam Platt said he raised no funds but spent 2950 of his own money on his campaign.
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Washington
House of Representatives
LaFaollette
Wis
Green
Vermont
Sam Platt
Nevada
Senate
Firemen Hurt In Chicago Blaze Six-Story Building Fire
Six firemen were overcome by smoke, one suffered a broken leg after a floor collapsed in a six story Joop building in Chicago. An elevator operator aided by smoke carried dozens from upper floors to safety as a furnace explosion started the blaze. Damage described as slight.
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Chicago
Joop
Herman Sebert
Engine Company
Henry Stedmann
Republicans gain seats in Congress from 1932 election
Final returns show Republicans with 287 of 468 seats in the Seventy-fifth Congress, a working majority in both houses. Senate 54 Republicans 29 Democrats 12 farmer-labor. House gains include Missouri Kentucky Virginia Ohio North Carolina New York Colorado Illinois Indiana Maryland Nebraska Pennsylvania West Virginia Wisconsin Minnesota. Democrats flip two seats in Indiana and West Virginia.
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Herbert Hoover
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Missouri
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Giniia
Ohio
Maryland
Delaware
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
Colorado
Ilinois
Inediana
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Victor Berger
Milwanker
W. O. Cargs
Farmer-Labor
Blinde Island
Indiana
Weet Virsina
Relatives Searched in Vain for Rail Yard Fatalist
Coroner Miles Perry continued efforts to locate relatives of Frank Maeyers 60 a railroad crossing watchman decapitated by a yard engine at Abbey Road Tuesday. Despite checks with newspapers railroads and insurance firms no arrangements for funeral had been made.
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Frank Maeyers
Abbey Road
Miles Perry
Leviathan Struggles With Docking After 17-Hour Battle
In New York harbor the giant liner Leviathan faced a 17 hour struggle to dock. More than 1 300 freight and passenger travelers were kept aboard overnight as the ship could not be slipped into the pier without colliding with slips or other vessels.
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New York
New York Harbor
Court House To Be Closed Monday Armistice Day Observance
The Board of County Commissioners announced that the County Courthouse will be closed Monday in observance of Armistice Day. All county employees will have a holiday that day.
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Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Tnday
Lorain County Leads in Cattle Rise Amid Ohio Declines
Lorain County shows a cattle increase from 24,000 in 1928 to 25,000 in 1927, part of a state trend of rising cattle and swine numbers. Horses and sheep fall countywide while total Ohio bovine population edges up by 16,000 to 1,624,000 amid broader farm crop declines.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Oho
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ashland
Crawford
Erie
Huston
Ottawa
Richland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wandot
Lorain
Ashland County
Darke County
Oalsss
Ottawa County
Knox Country
Loraim
Lorala County
Tive State
Ohin
Barrett Heads State Group Elected President
Dr C D Barrett of Oberlin Lorain county health commissioner was elected president of the Ohio Society of Sanitarians at the annual State Health Commissioners conference in Columbus.
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cCosmobus
C. D. Barrett
Oberlin
Lorain County
Ohio Society of Sanitarians
State Health Commissioners’ Conference
McNary Sees Quick Farm Relief Pass in Session
Senator McNary of Oregon, co author of the McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill, says a relief measure aligned with Hoover’s campaign plan can pass in the upcoming short session. He expects no hearings will be needed and the bill would resemble the McNary Haugen proposal with the equalization feed removal, coordinating a government agency to dispose of surplus crops and support agricultural cooperatives.
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Washington
McNary
Oregon
Coolidge
Hoover
Agriculture Jardine
New crater opens on Mount Etna amid lava flows
A new eruptive crater opened on Mount Etna near Mazazzeni five miles northwest of Mascali, adding lava to destructive streams plaguing Sicily between the mountain and the sea, as Mascali already faced destruction on Wednesday.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Mazazzeni
Mascali
Red Cross Drive Nears Finish in Elyria
Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross closes its nine day drive tomorrow night under Chairman Howard Butler. He reports over $1,000 in membership fees already turned in and says final results will be announced Monday at a workers dinner in Elyria. City teams report splendid progress and several factories have paid 100 to 200 in fees, though not yet tabulated.
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F. A. Smythe
Smythe
Elyria
Community Services Council
Community Service
W. H. Hill
William Hoover
Middletown
King Fauver
James A. Hewitt
E. J. Stankard
A. L. Garford
T. S. Moise
E. F. Allen
American National Red Cross
Howard Butler
Butler
Eleven Democrats in Ohio’s 18th General Assembly
Gloumbus Ohio reports the 18th general assembly will have 122 Republicans and 11 Democrats in the House, with the Senate all Republican. Counties electing Democrats to the House include Ashland Mercer Monroe Ottawa Pickaway Pike Putnam Richland Sandusky Coshocton and Fairfield. Industrial leader James Kennedy dies in Youngstown at age 75 after a two year illness.
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Glumbus
18Th
General Assembly
State Senate
House
Thomas E. Bateman
Senate
Republican Legislative
Ashland
Mercer
Monroe
Ottawa
Pickaway
Pike
Putnam
Richland
Sandusky
Coshocton
Fairfield
Youngstown
James Kennedy
Mahoning Valley
City safety chief bans rubbish dumping to Ford road
Elyria residents are ordered to use the city dump on Ford road only. Safety Director John N. Eidt warns legal action against violators and vows to remove stray dumps along Riverside Drive and the river banks west of West Avenue. He cites health risks and riverbed erosion as reasons for immediate enforcement and cleanup.
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Elyria
Ford Road
John N. Eidt
Eighth
Ninth
West Avenue
Eidt
Riverside Drive
West Broad Street
Water Street
Tenth
Eleventh
Ciy
Two Counties Defeat Road Tax Levies in Ohio
The Ohio Good Roads Federation bulletin reports 19 counties voted on road levies Tuesday, 17 passed. Athens Coshocton Cuyahoga Erie Huron Jefferson Meigs Muskingum Portage Wood Warren Ashtabula Defiance failed.
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Ohio Good Roads Federation
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Athens
Coskneston
Cuyahoga
Erle
Heary
Healig Jog
Huron
Jackson
Jefferson
Gon Rato
Meigs
Muskingum
Portage
Winton
Warren
Wood
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