Gas field growth pushes need for outlet in Lorain County
Surplus natural gas in Lorain County Ohio prompts Empire Gas and Fuel to seek an outlet. Leitner farm Leitner No 1 produced 1,500,000 cubic feet and No 2 produced 2,000,000. The field's size and output indicate a southward outlet is needed. No. 3 continued on Page 2.
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Doherty
Leitner
Columbia Township
Lorain County
Ohio
Empire Gas & Fuel Company of
Soie
Supreme court ruling expands road grant for county townships
The county commissioners received a Supreme Court decision affecting a $390 000 road fund from the last legislature. It increases eligibility to the first three hundred and fifty townships to receive 1000 dollars each, instead of 260 pounds, with local funds and property owners sharing costs. Townships must apply promptly or risk receiving nothing. An auto fire occurred at 12 40 PM on North Street when a Reo truck in the Spiegelbel yard partially burned after a backfiring carburetor.
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Supreme Court
Ethaustad
Morovias
Fece
Reo
E. E. Spiegelbel
North Street
Elyria Bootleg Liquor Found in City Chemist Lab
City Chemist E G Curtiss reports discovering numerous illicit liquors stored in his laboratory. Bottles range from five gallon casks to small jugs and contain crude whiskey with dangerous by products. Curtiss notes acetaldehyde, fusel oils, zinc by products, and improper distillation contributing to deadly mixtures. He cites sources from Cleveland and Detroit and says smaller brewers shuttered by police led to poorer quality liquor overall.
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Curtiss
Elaeys
Chy
Riself
Cleveland
Detroit
Auto Licenses May Be Signed at Factories
Henry Miller secretary of the Loram automobile club announced that workers at factories may sign license applications at their plants. He will begin tomorrow at the General Phonograph Company to address foremen and spread the plan to about two hundred automobile owning employees. The service will extend to club members and potential members.
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Henry Miller
Loram Automobile Club
Milier
General Phonograph Company
Miller
Doctor Blazer's stated plan to chloroform crippled daughter
In Steubenville Colorado a friend recalls Dr Harold Blazer advocating death by chloroform for an incurably crippled person. The physician, known as devout and moral, allegedly believed mercy lay in ending his 32 year old daughter Hazel’s life.
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Stedegenville, CO
Harold E. Blazer
Hazel
White
Blazer
Jefferson County
Colorado
Mately
Dr. Blazer
Brush Creek Township
Ida Potts
Jonathan Potts
Edwin M. Stanton
Lincoln
Steubenville
Milk shop closed amid prohibition raid in Huntington
In Huntington West Virginia on November 10 a milk shop was shut after agents seized moonshine hidden in milk bottles and arrested owner Jerschel Johnson on alcohol violation charges. Officials described the operation as part of enforcement actions against circumvented prohibition laws.
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Huntington
W. Va
Fegerat
Prohibitiot Agen
Jerschel Johnson
Sevrera
Hi Y Plans for November Conference in Middleton Ohio
November events include a Hi Y conference for Older Boys at Middleton Ohio on November 27 28 and 29 with Bible studies for gymnasium bars and a living program. Also a Friendly Indians club for younger boys game tournaments hikers Chile and a Halloween party with emblems awarded.
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Middleton
Ohio
Jack Rkesem
Siekkenen
Chile
North Omstead
Pioneer Club
Western Heights
Camp l
Belding
Stakemen
Siekkenen Sai
MI. C. A
Brownhelm Woman Named Chaperon for County Club Event
Mrs. Henry Leimbach of Brownhelm, leader of the top Lorain County 4 H club, is chosen to act as chaperon for county children attending the Bays and Girls club work convention in Columbus on November 16 through 21. County Agent C. E. Rowland said the honor goes to the club with the highest average for the year.
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Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm
Wno
Lorain County
Bays and Girls’ Club
Columbus
C. E. Rowland
Philippines Plan Independence Plebiscite Passed
Manila reports the house approved a plebiscite bill changing six years to immediate. The measure sets a four percent popular vote for independence from the United States. A legislative committee will visit America to press for independence, with Manuel Quezon as president of the senate and Manuel Razas as speaker.
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Philippines
Manila
Philippine House
Senate
United States
America
Manuel Razas
Manuel Quezon
Colson Co. of Elyria Featured by Financial Magazine
A Finance and Industry feature praises The Colson Co. plant in Elyria Ohio as a major employer and industry leader. It notes growth from 39,000 capital in 1910 to 2.5 million annual business, over 1,000,000 invested local funds, and 24 hour operations with a securities department and steady dividends since 1910.
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Finance & Industry
Elyria
Colson Company
Hivria
Ohio
Calson Co
Machine Parts Co
Colson Co
Compar
Colson
Cor
No. 13 superstition links Newcomerstown mayor
Newcomerstown Ohio November 10. Oliver, mayor of this village, claims No 13 is his lucky number. He notes several life events tied to the 13th: his election, his precinct ballot, joining the United Brethren Church, its annual conference, and his marriage 43 years ago on the 23rd of a month.
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Newcomerstown
Ohio
Pase
M. Wd. Oliver
Oliver
United Brethern Church
U. B. Church
Noble County
Births Exceed Deaths in City Last Month
Births in October topped deaths by more than two to one with 62 birth records and 30 deaths reported by Health Commissioner Dr G E French. The month showed fewer deaths than September. Philippines Manila results: Gabaldon Guevara reelected Filipino resident commissioner in Washington.
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G. E. French
Philipino
Manila
Gabaldon
Guevara
Washington
Ashland Police Chief and 25 Officers Blocked from Firing
Ashland, Kentucky faces a council fight as the city council voted to dismiss Police Chief W. T. Gainey and 25 of the 30 officers. Thad Cohen secured a circuit court temporary restraining order delaying the mass dismissals. A hearing to decide on permanence is set for next Monday.
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Kentucky Council
Ashland
Teday
Polis
W. T. Gainey
Thad Cohen
Jin Circuit Court
Birmingham Tonight Silent Dance Warned by Law
In Birmingham a controversial art event faces legal scrutiny as the city cautions that even age-appropriate performances may violate local bare dancing prohibitions. Officials warn performers and attendees to observe the law or face penalties.
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Birmingham
Biirmingham
Isaac Walton League Campaign Notes At Amherst Meeting
Reverend F Lastman described experiences in the Canadian wilds at a Isaac Walton Club gathering in Amherst. Members shared vacation experiences as part of the program while Gur Fladler outlined club purposes and plans. A membership committee was formed to select standing committees and the club announced participation in a national membership drive across 211 Isaac Walton League clubs.
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Lastman
Amherst
Isaac Walton Club
MLC. A
Last Stevening
Gur Fladler
Isaac Walston
Germany Eyes Prohibition Campaign as Reichstag Debates Local Option
Berlin reports a rising push for alcohol bans with the Reichstag introducing a local option bill. The piece notes ridicule fading as proponents gain momentum and signals more details on page two. An auto collision near Beil Avenue left minor damage and no serious injuries.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichstag
Tesngses Arraignment List Shows 44 Witnesses Investigated
The report lists 44 witnesses investigated with 28 charges and an arraignment set for Friday before Judge Thompson. Six defendants from Elyria were discharged after morning sessions. Of 73 examination items, 15 storing term cases were returned, with indictments including assault, battery, auto theft, and auto operation charges.
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Elyria
Srand
Sury
Wlbl Thompson
Batley
Lorain
League of America campaigns plan large drive
Aimed at raising 2500000 for the organization, committees outline a nationwide drive with sections and closed-door sessions. The financial division plans the launch as the legislation section led by Warner discusses programs and defense of the league’s aims.
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Bor Bone
Warner
Whele
Four cars strike man in fatal Burbank crash
Thomas Weld, 74, of Marzoz, died in a hospital after four autos ran over him in Burbank last night. Weld had been a freight conductor on the Erie Railroad, recently transferred to Creston.
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Thomas Weld
Marzoz
Burbank
Reid
Creston
Erie
Attorney asks church to vote on his death amid trial
Denver attorney Barsey Kaugher 66 a single tax advocate asked the Liberal Church congregation to vote on whether he should be put to death. The vote reportedly favored the proposal but no public result was released. Kaugher, hospitalized with stomach cancer, requested the instant end of his suffering if his prognosis was hopeless.
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Denver
Colo
Littleton
Barseyr Kaugher
Maugter
Ishop
Frank H. Rice
Liberal Church
Haughey
Harold KR. Blaerz
Frangkey
Steel orders rise for United States Steel Corp in Oct 1931
New York November 10 The United States Steel Corp reports October 31 1931 ward orders totaling 4 109 183 tons up 91 596 tons from September 30 The statement compares with 3 717 297 tons unfilled business on September 30 1925 and other August and October figures from prior years.
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United States
Jtows
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