Dowie Bush Named Manager of Cincinnati Reds for 1933
Owen Joseph Dowie Bush of Indianapolis signed a one year contract to manage the Cincinnati Reds in 1933. At 44 he becomes the Reds 21st manager after a lengthy career as player and skipper, including pennant wins with the Pirates in 1927 and success with other clubs. Bush aims to add pitching strength before spring training.
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Cincinnati
Owen Joseph “Dowie
Bush
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
Reds
Sidney Weil
Detroit
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Minneapolis
Why Get Up Nights 25c Test Physic
A 25 cent BU-KETS bladder physic test box is offered to drive out impurities and excess acids causing irritation and frequent urination. After four days, if relief is not felt, return for a money-back guarantee. The formula uses buchu leaves and juniper oil to cleanse the bladder and improve sleep.
Baseball Hall of Fame Manager Applicants Named
Among the applicants for a major league managerial post were Eddie Roush Dave Bancroft Rabbit Maranville Jim Bottomley Pie Traynor Hans Wagner and John McGraw.
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Eddie Roush
Dave Bancroft
Rabbit Maranville
Jim Bottomley
Pie Traynor
Hans Wagner
John McGraw
Court of Appeals Reverses Bevin vs Griffiths Dog Injury
The district court of appeals reversed the common pleas ruling in the case of Margaret Bevin of Avon against Margaret Griffiths of Avon. Bevin sought 30000 damages for injuries after a dog owned by Griffiths, her employer, allegedly knocked her down over a year ago. The appellate court found error in the verdict directed after Bevin's testimony. The original trial was before Judge A. R. Webber.
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Court OF Appeals
District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Margaret Bevin
Avon
Margaret Griffiths
Temporary restraining order over road culvert wall issued
Judge A R Webber granted a temporary restraining order this morning in the case of Cora Bailey Dempsey versus the State Highway Department. The action seeks to halt construction of a wall over a culvert on Route 20 near Case Road, arguing the wall is too high and would reduce property value by obstructing the view.
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Route 20
Case Road
A. R. Webber
Cora Bailey Dempsey
State Highway Department
V.w
Unusual Election Wager Won by Herzog
Edgar Herzog of Lake Avenue won an unusual election bet made two years ago with Paul V McNutt governor elect of Indiana. Herzog promised to sleep in the governor’s bed with his shoes on when McNutt became governor, a remark made at the home of Dr. A R Agate during a national American Legion event.
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Edgar Herzog
Lake Avenue
Herzog
Paul V McNutt
Indiana
A. R. Agate
McNutt
American Legion
MrNutt
Slemp To Send Ton Of Coal By Plane
Washington scene after election bet anchors a wager between C Bascom Slemp and DC Democratic committeeman John F Costello. Slemp must fly a ton of coal from Camden New Jersey to Washington by air, the shipment set for Friday. The plan reflects tensions between producer and consumer interests amid post election chatter.
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Slemp
Washington
Bascom Slemp
President Coolidge
Camden
N. J
Roosevelt
John F. Costello
District of Columbia
No More Piles Ends With Internal Hemroid Tablets
It claims one bottle of Dr Fos Leonhardt Hlem Rold internal remedy stops itching bleeding and protruding piles. The ad says Hemroid heals and restores the lower bowel and removes thick impure blood, noting internal medicine is needed and that Balves and suppositories fail. Sold by C W Phillips and druggists with a money back guarantee if misery persists.
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Fos. Leonhardt
C. W. Phillips
Druggista
Advt
Deaths of Mrs George Smith and others in Amherst area
Mrs George Smith aged 67 died at her Park Avenue home after a ten week illness. She leaves four children and seven grandchildren with three brothers in Germany. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Alfred T Phipps aged 84 died at his daughter's home after four weeks illness. He spent most of his life in Elyria and was long time member of the L G O F lodge. Services Friday at Nichols Funeral Home with burial at Ridgelawn. C L Gott longtime La Grange store and undertaking proprietor funeral Friday afternoon in La Grange.
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George Smith
Amherst, CO
Park Avenue
Keenfield
Germany
Amherst
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
City
Altar Rosary Society
Charles P
J. H. Smith
Elyria
Mia
P. J. Dobbeck
Anna Light
Alfred T. Phipps
Frank Luther
Lake Avenues
Mr. Phipps
Hareford
Connecticut
L .G. O. F. Lodge
Frank Echler
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Ridgelawn
Roosevelt 9 Lead Over Hoover In Nationwide Count
New York Nov 10 Roosevelt solidified lead in the national tally with 6,256,821 votes more than Hoover. A United Press tabulation at noon showed total votes for the two candidates at 33,693,063 with Roosevelt at 19,944,992 and Hoover at 13,688,971.
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New York
Roosevelt
Hoover
United Press
Plan to tax farm staples and distribute proceeds to growers
A wartime style price stabilization proposal would tax wheat cotton hogs tobacco and rice to fund allotments for farmers who limit production and sign binding agreements. The plan envisions 600 million dollars yearly collected by the federal government apportioned by states and distributed through local bureaus based on five year averages. Roosevelt expected to urge leaders to approve after taking office.
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Roosevelt
Jones
South Dakota
Delivery contact notice for Esther Alfsen in Oberlin
A delivery notice directs readers to call William Bell at 222 W for Chronicle delivery issues or missed copies, listing Mrs Esther Alfsen and address Ffeusant Street in Oberlin.
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Ffeusant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Conservatory Group Recital Planned at Warner Hall
Oberlin trio leads a Friday recital with William Tufts Fred Rowe and other Conservatory students presenting a varied program. Works include Yon Concerto Gregoriano for organ and piano, Rheinberger Rhapsody, Dubois Meditation, Saint-Saens Serenade, Widor Salvum fac populum tuum, Clokey Syphonic Pierce and more featuring Tufts Rowe Nicely and other performers.
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Oberlin
Warner Hall
Conservatory
William Tufts
Fred Rowe
Yon
Tufts
Miss Nicely
Rheinberger
Mr. Howe
Hendershot
Dubois
Mr. Rowe
Mr. Wenzel
Mr. Holz
Saint-Saens
Messrs. Rowe
Wenzel
Coplin
Manson
Ravanello
Dustman
Oberlin couple wed in Cleveland ceremony
Mr and Mrs Hugh Dale of West Lorain announce the marriage of their daughter Lilian E Cornwell to Eugene Brandt of Cleveland. The ceremony was held Tuesday November 8 in Cleveland. Mr Brandt works at Fisher Brothers store in Oberlin and the couple reside at 219 West Avenue Elyria.
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Hugh Dale
West Lorain Street
Lilian E. Cornwell
Eugene Brandt
Cleveland
Brandt
Fisher Brothers
Oberlin
Brand
West Avenue
Elyria
Oberlin School of Commerce elects Student Council Members
At a Tuesday meeting the Oberlin School of Commerce elected its Student Council for 1932 33. New members listed include Mary Moriarty Lewis Moritz Lorain Christine Alexander.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
Mary Moriarty
Lewis Moritz
Lorain
Christine Alexander
Roosevelt era cabinet rumors sweep through Washington
The article outlines potential Roosevelt era appointments for top posts such as Federal Reserve Board governor position and ambassador to Great Britain. Names mentioned include John W. Davis, Frances Perkins, Norman Davis, Newton D. Baker, Carter Glass, Melvin A. Traylor, Felix Frankfurter, and others with remarks on regional balance and prior service.
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Uch
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
New York
Labor
Norman Davis
Hoover
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Secretary of Treasury
Carter Glass
Melvin A.traylor
Chicago
Ritchie
Maryland
Thomas J. Walsh
Mont
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law
Byrd
Harry F
Beulah May and Others Meet for Student Luncheon at Oberlin Tavern
The Student Council in Oberlin hosts an annual luncheon today at Oberlin Tavern. Officers are to be elected during the meeting. Present are Beulah May Charles Edwards George Brandon Ina Loehti Catherine Myers Elyria Helen Davidson Kipton Kenneth Kinney Carrolton Charles Wicks Ashland Robert Vandarsdale Columbia.
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Beulah May
Charles Edwards
George Brandon
Ina Loehti
Oberlin
Catherine Myers
Elyria
Helen Davidson
Kipton
Kenneth Kinney
Carrolton
Charles Wicks
Ashland
Robert Vandarsdale
Columbia
Oberlin Tavern
Eastern Stars Elect Officers in Pansy Chapter
The Pansy Chapter Order of Eastern Stars elected new officers for the year at their annual meeting in the club rooms. Positions include Worthy Matron Amelia Edwards and Worthy Patron Charles Barricklow among others, with officers also named for secretary treasurer conductress and trustees.
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Order of Eastern Stars
Amelia Edwards
Charles Barricklow
Fay Papworth
Frank Wilson
Leta van Aardale
Iva Beebe
Anna Slater
Jessie Kimpton
Electa Stone
Roosevelt Cabinet Speculation Reported in 1930s Note
Byrd Virginia is discussed for Secretary of Navy or Agriculture. Other candidates named include Senator John Cohen of Georgia and Senator Claude Swanson. Harry C. Wallace Jr. is also considered for Agriculture, along with R. W. Morrison of Texas. War portfolio talk includes James P. Kennedy and James Cox, with Walker and others. Interior may go to a Western man. labor post eyed is William Green of the AFL.
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Frank C. Walker
Mont
Walsh
George H. Dern
Utah
Interior
Roosevelt
William Green
American Federation
Mrs Mason Hosts Second Congregational Society Meeting
Mrs. O. E. Mason of Foster Avenue hosted fourteen members and one guest Mrs. R. H. Harris of Division D of the Second Congregational church Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for a tureen supper at the church on November 16 with Mrs. Glenn Broderick, Mrs. Alta Bourkel and Miss Myrtle Club in charge. A bazaar and church supper is slated for early December, with Mrs. Ed Smith as chairman and Mrs. B. Jaycox, Mrs. H. Wilcox, and Mrs. Mason on the nomination committee. The next meeting is December 14 with Mrs. Clarence Green as chairman.
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Ed Smith
Unique program presented at district meeting in Grafton
A large crowd attended the Women’s Foreign Missionary Auxiliaries district event at Grafton Methodist Church. Members from multiple towns shared in a program led by district and branch officers, with help from pastors and the local high school musicians.
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Dist. W. FM
Grafton
Norwalk
Grafton Methodist Church
Jamaica hit by hurricane flashes west coast damage
Jamaica faced heavy damage as a hurricane skirted the island on a path to Cuba. Wharves were smashed ships driven ashore banana crop wiped out. Seawater and debris lashed coastal towns with terrific seas and disrupted wire service. In Kingston reports noted. A separate traffic collision occurred on Broad Street injuring no one seriously. Security and transportation services affected as the storm moved toward Cuba.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Cuba
Courier
Markets Report from Cleveland and Chicago Prices
Cleveland market notes show poultry and potatoes with varied prices, including heavy fowls 14 to 14 1 2 cents and Leghorn fowls 10 cents, plus Ohio and Pennsylvania potatoes at 60-70 cents per 100 pounds. Chicago quotes cover butter around 20 cents, eggs around 28 cents, and poultry terms. forest of grain and feed prices listed for wheat corn oats rye timothy and clover with US Department figures and farm commodity terms.
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Ohio
Pennsylvan
New York
Pennsylvania
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Warley
Timothy
Claveland Grain and Hey Exchange
Cholva
Tire Damaged On Paving Bricks
Harold Sheldon of Birmingham reported to police a car fire damaged by bricks on Lake Avenue about 9 15 p m yesterday. A flare in the bricks was not burning. The quoted remark appeared in the text.
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Carl Maringer
Longford Avenue
John Grimer
Oxford Avenue
Grimer
Broad Street
Harold Sheldon
Birmingham
Ctc
Lake Avenue
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