Federal agencies plan control of liquor industry after repeal
Washington Nov 9 federal agencies signaled continued warfare against left over liquor traffic as NRA and AAA codes may govern the legalized liquor industry when prohibition ends Dec 5 Distillers filed a marketing agreement with the AAA and a code of fair practice with the NRA Vintners and brewers could come under similar codes to give the government regulatory power A beverage section was created in the farm administration processing and marketing division Secretary Wallace was summoned to a White House conference on liquor problems to morrow The AAA code could require use of American grown products in manufacturing labor wines and beer to aid farmers NRA codes could regulate retail tests in wet states where control measures have not been adopted by repeal Eleven wet states have enacted control laws with early action planned in others The administration aims to deal promptly with the changing liquor scene
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
NRA
Farm Administration
Wallace
White House
AAA
Merchants to discuss new uniform retail code meeting
Elyria Chamber of Commerce calls a meeting of merchant group secretaries from Elyria Lorain Amherst Oberlin Wellington Lakewood Ashland Medina Norwalk to study the new permanent retail code. The talks cover group organization duties, wage hours, posting notices, and exceptions, with complaints routed to Cleveland.
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Lora County
Elyria
National Retail Trade Council
Cleveland
Chamber
Thore
Ohio Weather Forecast Tonight and Friday Cold
Mostly cloudy tonight with a few flurries in the east portion. Friday returns to fair skies and continued cold conditions.
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Ohio
Colipr
Notorious Chicago Kidnap Ring Nets 12 Arrests
A powerful Chicago gang of kidnappers, active from 1923 to 1931, held 12 men across Illinois and collected over 500000 dollars from victims. Confessions linked to at least nine abductions, with prosecutors planning further charges and arrests. Victims included gamblers James Hackett and William Urbana along with others in Peoria Chicago Aurora and St Charles.
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Phillip L. Sullivan
Souder
Dean Swelley
Peoria
Edward la Rue
Edward Wagner
Chicago
Julian Jones
St. Charles
Numblers
Lst
James Hackett
William Urbana
James Ward
John J. Lynch
Aurora
Ill
Mid-West
Ohio plans for financing old age pensions
Governor White will include funding for the Old Age Pension system in the general taxation program he proposes to the General Assembly when he calls a special session in January to address taxation and school issues. He said voters’ decision on pensions demands a financing plan.
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Ohio
Columbus
White
General Assembly
Governor White to rush liquor plan after repeal vote in Ohio
Governor George White ordered an advisory committee meeting to speed up a plan for distribution and sale of alcoholic beverages. Unofficial counts show Ohio voters approving repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment by about three to one, with the state amendment passing 42 to 1.
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Ohio
Columbus
George White
Liquor Control
Hull and Litvinov Brace for Quick Soviet Recognition
Secretary Hull and Soviet Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinov renewed their talks on the obstacles to U S recognition and voiced optimism they could be resolved soon. President Roosevelt to confer with experts on liquor control from five agencies to study the national policy in a White House briefing.
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Cordell Hull
United States
Maxim Litvinov
Washington, D.C
Litvinov
White House
Roosevelt
Hull
Washington
U.P
Soviet Union
Filippine Legislature Grants Women Suffrage in 1935
Manila November 9. Both Houses passed an amended bill granting women of the islands the right to vote in 1935. The measure marks a landmark step toward gender suffrage, aligning the Philippines with broader regional reforms. The bill now awaits signing and potential further adjustments.
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Manila
P. T
Board to pay for caps and gowns at Elyria High
The Elyria High School board of education announced a new incentive plan for graduating classes to wear caps and gowns. Beginning with the January 1924 class, the board will cover rental costs for caps and gowns chosen for graduation, with each class deciding whether to participate.
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Elyria High School
Board of Education
Embers
Lorain County Board of Education Vote Totals Announced
The Lorain County Board of Elections released updated results showing Heatly leading with 4 501 votes and Arthur Mason 4 501, Werner Zilch 4 121, J E Davidson 3 942 among the three winners. The remaining slate included Gertrude Akins 4 722 Alma K Portman 3 610 and H rf Snel 3 251. The board also noted a plan to dress the January 1934 class in uniform attire to simplify costs.
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Lorain County Board of Education
Board of Elections
Arthur Mason
Woellington
Werner Zilch
Amherst
J. E. Davidson
Avon
Gertrude Akins
Columbia
Alma K. Portman
Henrietta
H Rf Snel
Wellington
Kentucky Votes for Repeal in Partial 21st Amendment Count
Kentucky neared ratification of the 21st amendment on a partial ballot count from 754 of 4,204 precincts. Repeal led 61,114 to 44,456 amid legal delays. North and South Carolina stayed loyal to prohibition. Also in New York, a humorous note on a candidate who claimed votes he did not receive.
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Louisville
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
Prohibition
PAGE
Hawkshaw
New York
The
Honest Ballot Association Today
Q. Thoras McNerny
Young McNerny
Opposition To Farm Strike Grows Across the Midwest
Des Moines reports mounting opposition to the October 21 farm strike as deputy sheriffs and anti strife groups clear highways of pickets. Weather cold curtails activity while Gen. Hugh S. Johnson of the NRA urges a fair trial of relief policies. Farm Holiday Association leader Mito Reno cautions the lull is temporary amid dynamite threats and stoking actions near Hortonville Wisconsin and Sioux City Iowa.
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Des Moines
Mid-West
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Gen. Johnson
Mito Reno
Farm Holiday Association
Hortonville
Wis
Avestock
Sioux City
Kankakee
Collision damages car in Elyria area crash
Deputy sheriffs report an automobile driven by Frank Polk of 327 Clinton Avenue Elyria collided with a truck driven by Henry Smith of Decatur Indiana on Oberlin Road two miles west of here. Polk’s car sustained damage in the collision.
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Frank Polk
Clinton Avenue
Elyria
Oberlin Road
Here
Henry Smith
Decatur
45 Veterans Of Co. B To Hold Reunion Here Saturday Evening
Veterans of Company P 145th Infantry 37th Division gather at the Elks Club for a reunion recalling World War experiences from 15 years ago. Major Hultz states no formal speeches, city officials will speak briefly, and guests include Charles Lord and Elyria’s AR Jones. About 45 members plan to attend with others expected from nearby towns. The unit trained in the south with 128 Lorain County enlistees and was reorganized in Elyria under Captain Ragland, later led by Captains Barland Clawson Ritchie and Hultz before war service.
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145Th Infantry
Elks” Club
Armistics
R. E B. Hultz
W. H. Vanoster
E. J. Stankard
Charles Lord
AR. Jones
Elyria
Notre Dame
Major Hultz
Elsina
Lorain County
Lorain
Sidney Ragland
Barland
Clawson
Ritchie
Lorain Republican council race may shift after review
Lorain Republicans claim 100 votes for Peterson were not counted in Ward 1 Precinct A affecting the council at large race against Democrat Marsh. Initial tallies had Marsh leading 5,720 to Peterson 5,662 with potential 44 vote margin swing if uncounted ballots favor Peterson. County election officials will recount with precinct workers tomorrow at 9 a.m. to resolve discrepancies.
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Lorain
Charles Peterson
James Marsh
Peterson
John Baird
County Board of Election
Booth
E. A. Braun
Marsh
Election Board
Resignation of Elyria Fireman Opens Civil Service Vacancy
A. A. Roling, after twenty years with the Elyria Fire Department, resigns due to ill health effective last Monday. He may become the first local firefighter to receive a Freman’s pension since 1913. A civil service examination will fill the vacancy with one candidate. applications due Wednesday or Saturday, exam November 24 in City Hall.
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A. A. Roling
Elsria Fire Department
W. N. Bates
Roling
Elyria Fremen
Bates
Elyria
Central Fire
Br ‘Re
Fern Johnson
Nhe
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
Court Street
Second Street
City Hall
Greece Rejects U S Protest on Extradition Deal
Panayoti Tsaldaris of Greece says Greece will refuse to recognize U S actions denouncing the Gresco American extradition treaty. The dispute centers on Samuel Inussell, exiled in Athens, who faced embezzlement charges tied to the collapse of his utilities empire in Chicago.
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Rerater
Panayoti Tsaldaris
Greece
United States
Samuel Insull
Athens
Chicago
State of War Exists in Havana Rebellion Clashes
Government troops deployed for an imminent land and water assault on San Ambrosio barracks the rebels stronghold as cross fire casualties rise with 50 to 75 civilians in hospitals and morgue and about 200 injured. Island wide state of war paralyzes Havana while rebels hold police stations near the Almanza River bridge and presidential palace. fighting centers on harbor front barracks by the Central Railway station.
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Havana
San Ambrosio
Ramon Grau San Martin
Ha- Yanna
Grau
Almandares River
Central Railway Station
Million Majority for Repeal in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia set milestone as Prohibition repeal carried by a nationwide margin. Returns from over 7,900 precincts show Pennsylvania voting For repeal at about 1.493 million to 487,663 against, a margin exceeding seven thousand. Results tallied in 4,911 districts indicate wide support for repeal across the state.
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Philadelphia
Pennysrhana
Agate Resigns From City Relief Commission
Dr A R Agaie resigns from the city relief commission citing business duties. Mayor W H Vanostes confirms the resignation, noting the appointment was intended as temporary and that Agaie had served about a year on the panel.
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Tre
A. R. Agaie
City Relief Commie
W. H. Vanostes
Agate
Tir
Supreme Court Hears Test Case On Mortgage Moratorium
The Supreme Court opened hearings on Minnesota’s mortgage moratorium law amid nationwide foreclosures. Justices questioned state emergency power and the non impairment of contract as Home Building and Loan Association battles to halt foreclosures. The case could shape similar laws in numerous states.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Minnesota
Home Building and Loan Association
Harry H. Peterson
District of Columbia
Swope Presents Third Plan For National Economic Council
Gerard Swope president General Electric proposed a third plan for business self government adding labor and consuming public and government to a regulatory body. The plan envisions a 34 member national economic council including government labor agriculture commerce and industry with four elected members from each group and participation by chambers of commerce and industry agricultural associations transportation interests and the Federal Reserve Board.
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New York
Gerard Swope
General Eeletric Company
Swope
National Recovery Administration
Academy of Political Science
National Economic Council
Federal
Labor
Ihe
Commerce
The
Nationa
Chambers of Commerce and Industry
Federal Reserve Board
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Tsaldaris
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