County Sanatorium Bill Dispute Affects Suppliers
County building commission pressed by merchants who furnished the tuberculosis sanatorium debated payment responsibility. Prosecutor Kelser refused to honor about 20900 in trustee bills for equipment, while Myers argued many items were for operation. Expect further adjustment to settle which party pays, enabling merchants to recover funds as the dedication of the sanatorium was discussed.
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County Building Commission
Don W. Myers
S. Kelser
Building Commission
Kelser
Myers
Two Stings Ant Confiscated in West 29th Street Raids
Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies raided two West 29th street residences and seized a 75 gallon still with 10 barrels of mash and a second 20 gallon still with mash and a small amount of liquor. Robert Atkinson, 22, was found in the home with one still and pleaded not guilty to possession of implements for liquor manufacture. hearing set for Wednesday.
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West 29Th Street
Lorain
Clarence Adams
Robert Atkinson
West 20Th Street
J. George
Weather forecast for Ohio and surrounding regions
Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers in the Northeast. Warmer in the Southeast and cooler in the North and extreme West tonight. cooler Wednesday. Yesterday’s highs included San Antonio 82 and Oklahoma City 76. today’s lows list Edmonton 14 and Calgary 16. General conditions indicate an eastward atmospheric drift bringing unsettled, possibly showery weather in the next 24 hours, then fair and cooler by Wednesday.
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Ohio
Elyria Recalls 1913 Snowstorm Contrast With 1931
Elyrians remember the 9th and 10th of November 1913 when an 80 mile per hour gale and 16 to 20 foot drifts paralyzed the city. Trains and streetcars halted, milk deliveries stalled, and schools closed as residents huddled against the worst early winter in memory.
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Elyria
Cleveland
White’s Villa
Lake Shore
Lorain
Amherst
Gatton
Oberlin
Wellington
Dairies
Hlyria Evening Telegram
East Side
Floria
Aolhis
Evening Telegram
Fifteen Teams Form Chest Drive for Elyria Campaign
Fifteen men's teams totaling 155 members are organized to begin pledges for Elyria's 192 Chest Campaign when it opens. Team rosters list captains Frank Hoover O J Shafter Karl Meister Walter Kohn Henry Ingersoll J E Thatcher Harry Reynolds F J Stankar Ed Not Tey and others across fifteen squads with noted names and roles.
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Elyria
Frank Hoover
William Dengate
C H. Querin
John Parsch
A. L. Werner
Paul Wainwright
H. A. Crandall
A. G. Highgate
O. J. Shafer
A. J. Plocher
Ford Loomis
Adams
Herman Cutter
William Taylor
D. Gull
Henry
Gersoll
Mark Abba
Harold Birch
Steve Burke
Howard Crooks
Dave Eaton
Jay Fitch
Wilbur Gaston
Wilbur Tenry
Leonard Kuss
W. O. McClellan
Glenn McMullen
Arthur Richards
Fred Schnuerer
Ralph Standen
Allen VanWormer
Kenneth West
Walter Black
Howard Butler
Robert Barker
Seward Black
Kenneth Brown
Henry Cook
M. F. Fey
Russell Frances
Richard Gehl
George Houserman
J. W. Korner
James Lilly
Robert Moore
Carl Niemayer
Harold Rorick
A. N. Smith
Arthur Tite
Max VanWormer
Dr. R. §. Wilson
J. E. Thatcher
Paul Ackerman
Thomas Cushing
Lee DeLloyd
Walter Underwood
W. G. Zaiser
Fred Lohnes
Bert Pfau
Fred Roth
J. A. Hewitt
William T Warding
H. A. Dickason
Charles Snoble
Tey
Dr. R. KR. Bevard
D. A. Baird
Joe Boddy
Owen Bannon
John Kolopos
Kenneth Vaughn
B&b
Sauer
Victor Resar
Henry Charlton
H. G. Brandt
R. D. Oldfield
C. O. Roose
George Turner
J. L. Wamsley
P. M. Gentral
J. T. Fawcett
Clyde Smith
Ed Raus
Frank E. Stevens
Robert Ronsky
Richard Horan
R. H. Hancock
H. D. Pond
A. J. Fenner
Earl Greenland
Rodney Rockwood
Walter Bagnall
Fred Bryant
L- A. Hastings
Frank Murbach
James Moses
Alva Smith
Dr. A. R. Agate
T. D. Welsh
A. T. Sibley
Ed. Krebs
H. C. Cheney
Qiro Mischka
Verne Herbert
H. B. Agate
Charles Persons
James Elemes
Ed. Herzog
Vince Gray
P. M. Smith
Kenneth Chapman
Charles Clark
Reginald Lee
Ambrose Wertz
Louis Beaumont
George Robson
Don Sotherden
Frank Stevens
Cliff Daniels
Don Wilmot
Earl Bell
Joseph Petro
Lorain County Schools See Record Instrumental Enrollment
Lorain County schools report 710 students in instrumental classes this year up 1.7 percent from last year. Advanced students total 499 and beginners 211, with violin leading at 216 students followed by cornet 120 and celarinet 72. Piano has 69 students.
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Lorain County
Enlarged County School Music Department
Dgerald M. Frank
Tae
Tiloon Against Tax Revision
Washington November 10 Rep Tilson Republican Connecticut leader of his party in the house opposed revision of taxes or the tariff by congress meeting next month He said it would be harmful to revise Hawley Smoot rules Such action would tend to disturb economic conditions rather than help them He predicted the house would act on a one year debt moratorium and proposals to extend authority to qualify assets of banks and to broaden the base of the federal reserve system drafted at the presidents conference six weeks ago.
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Washington
Rep
TiLson
Connecticut
House
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Robbers Break Safe at Columbus Coal Office
In a second safe robbery in two days, criminals broke into a Columbus coal company office and escaped with more than 600 dollars. This marks the sixth such robbery in Columbus within a week.
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Coal Company Safe
Columbus
Japan installs Mukden autonomous government in Manchuria
In Mukden, Nov 10, independence provincial government favorable to Japan is formally installed with Japanese officers present. Yuan Chin-Kai becomes governor as Chinese speeches are translated. General Miyaki offers wishes for prosperity while fighting ceases across Manchuria and Chinese forces retreat. The bridge over the Nanni River is repaired without further clashes.
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Mukden
Manchuria
U. P.J
Japan
Yuan Chin-Kai
Miyaki
Shigeru Honjo
Nanni River
Ma Chan-Shen
Tilby Smith To Pay Penalty Nov 20th
COLUMBUS Nov. 10 Tilby Smith Ashtabula truck driver must die in Ohio penitentiary s electric chair Nov. 10 for complicity in the murder of his wife Clara the State Supreme court ruled today. The date for execution was set by the high court as the result of its refusal to review his conviction by the courts of Ashtabula county. Smith had been granted an infinite stay of execution pending final disposition of his appeal.
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Columbus
Tilby Smith
Ashtabula
Ohio
Clara
State Supreme Court
High Court
Smith
Legion To Hold Armistice Day Banquet
Armistice Day will be observed by the American Legion with a 6:30 PM dinner at the Legion Home. Many Legionnaires have reserved. Invited guests include Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Findley and Mayor James A. Hewitt and Mrs. Hewitt. Mr. Findley will speak. After dinner the evening includes dancing and cards. Toastmaster will be Lewis Huffman.
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American Legion
Legion
Guy BR. Findley
James A. Hewitt
Hoover Begins Preparing Message and Appointments
President Hoover told reporters at a regular press conference that he has started work on his mes sage to Congress scheduled to open early next month. He also plans to submit appointments to fill government vacancies including two tariff commission members one farm board member and about a dozen to fifteen judiciary posts.
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ASL
Washington
Ioover
Congress
Tariff Commission
Farm Board
Judiciary
Doctor Fails to Answer Call After 66 Years in Woodsfield
In Jerusalem U, November 10, eastern Ohio’s oldest county doctor Dr G W Stewart 81 died after two days illness. For 61 years he answered calls and delivered over 900 babies. He led a life of old country doctor ideals and served as director of the First National Bank of Woodsfield plus various civic posts.
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Jerusalem
Ohio
G. W. Stewart
Tle
First National Bank of
Woodsfield
Akron Dirigible Flies Over Berwyn on Training Flight
Navy air ship Akron passed over Berwyn Maryland at 10 30 am on a training flight likely bound for Hampton Roads Virginia.
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Akron
Washington
Berwyn
Hampton Roads
War declarations rumor ridiculed by Japanese officials
Nov th reports said Manchurian General Ma Chan-Shan had declared war on Japan, which Japan’s war and foreign offices dismissed as ridiculous. Officials stated Ma has not and will not declare war, while fighting lines remained near the Nanni River and Anganchi Taonan railroad, with Japan aims to protect the heavily mortgaged rail line.
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TORIO
Er Ma Chan-Shan
Deel
Japan
War Office
Nanni River
Tashin
Anganchi
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Taonan- Anganchi
Kiwanis Club To Hear Judge Meyers
Judge Maurice Meyers of the Cleveland Municipal Court will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Newell at noon Thursday. Meyers previously served as a military chaplain in charge of the Ohio Penitentiary after the fire last year. W. H. Van Oster, Elyria’s mayor elect and Fay Stocking Company manager, will be welcomed into Kiwanis membership at the event.
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Maurice Meyers
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Meyers
Ohio Penitentiary
W. H. van Oster
Elyria
Fay Stocking Company
Elyria 1932 Community Chest Campaign Opening Dinner
Open to the public at St. Pauls Evangelical church Thursday night. Reservations by Wednesday by calling 5345 or 2139. Rev J J Mayle of St James Toledo will speak. Campaign workers plan to receive instructions for the drive.
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Elyria
Community Chest
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
J. J. Mayle
St. James Church
Toledo
Sheet Mills Run at Campbell Mills After Idle Days
Youngstown Sheet and Tube today started production at the Campbell sheet mills on a 56 percent basis after several days of idleness.
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Sheet Mills
RUM
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Campbell Sheet Mills
County Relief Committee to Meet November 19
The County Committee on Relief plans a November 16 meeting at 2 p m in the County Commissioners Office to organize county relief for winter. Grace Rodgers heads the county relief group with KK Vaughn as vice chairman. The drive aligns with Governor White's unemployment relief program including bridge work and a state plan to spend about 40 000 in Lorain County, boosted to 50 000 with county funds. The goal is to identify those most in need for priority in state county construction projects.
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Oflice
Grace Rodgers
Lorain
White
Stess
Ship sent in aid of 11 castaways
The Navy Department announced by radio that the destroyer Swan was sent from the Canal Zone to assist in rescuing eleven castaways sighted yesterday by a trans Caribbean plane about 60 miles west of Cartagena Colombia.
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Washington
Navy Department
Swan
Canal Zone
Cartagena
Colombia
Luch Loses Compensation Suit Against National Tube
Nick Luch of Lorain lost his workmen's compensation claim against National Tube Company when Judge A R Webber returned a verdict for the defendant yesterday after the Industrial Commission had refused him compensation. He alleges injuries from a September blow to the stomach.
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Nick Luch
Lorain
National Tube Company
A. R. Webber
Luch
The
Industrial Commission
Innntes
Hoover proposes cash contributions by civil servants
President Hoover said civil service employees nationwide could make regular voluntary cash gifts to aid the unemployed. He noted that a Gifford committee plan for staggered hours cannot be adopted under current law, but a voluntary cash contribution plan is being considered with employee support.
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Washington
Hoover
Civil Service
Gifford Committee
Armistice Day Observed By Elyria High School
Elyria High School plans an armistice day assembly tomorrow marking the thirteenth anniversary of the 1918 signing. Principal C. P. Shively announced the program featuring speaker Rev. Paul H. Wood of the American Bible Society and music by the high school orchestra.
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Elyria High School
C. P. Shively
Paul H. Wood
Locket Testament League
First United Presbyterian Church
Democrats Plan To Organize The House
Washington March 10 As assurance that the Democrats will share a full legislative program was given today by Rep John Garner Democratic candidate for speaker of the House Garner returned from Texas predicting that the Democrats will organize the House
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Washington
John Garner
House
Garner
Texas
Joseph LeFay Arrested For Disorderly Conduct After Party Plan
Joseph LeFay told police he was headed to a party when found along the B and C railroad with two pints of alleged liquor. He was booked for disorderly conduct and arraigned before Mayor James A. Hewitt.
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Joseph LeFay
LeFay
James A. Hewitt
Man Crushed Between Truck And Crate At Telegraph Road
Cornelius Wright, 47, of Vere milion, suffered possible rib fractures around 3 PM yesterday after being crushed between a truck and a crate on Telegraph road. He was transported to Memorial hospital where he is being treated for injuries from the Laka County Excavating Company work site.
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Cornelius Wright
Veremilion
Telegraph Road
Laka County
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Guide for thrifty buyers
If you are a thrifty buyer and desire the best for your dollar, 16 day Chronicle Telegram Want Ad offers the best guide to save. Place an ad for three days to rent, sell, trade, or one hundred other uses at low rates around 45 cents.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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