White House Truck Hits Two Children in Park Lane
A White House truck struck two children in Park Lane Virginia last night likely fatally injuring one. The driver Private A Bollinger of the Marine Corps guard at President Hoover's Rapidan camp was returning Mrs Hoover's effects to Washington from the camp and is held in Arlington county jail pending the outcome of the injuries.
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White House
Park Lane
A. Bollinger
Permanent
Marine Corps Guard
President Hoover
Rapidan Camp
Former Niles Leader Pardoned By Governor White
James Jennings former Niles political leader was pardoned by Governor White in Columbus Ohio. He had been sent to Ohio Penitentiary for bribing a Niles policeman who was later acquitted. The pardon takes effect immediately.
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Niles
Columbus
James Jennings
Ohio Penitentiary
White
Jennings
Local Deputy Notes Fame Among California Celebrities
Elyria deputy sheriff Bob Rodgers recalls meeting Will Rogers and film stars in California in 1928. He spent 13 months there shoeing horses for racing and polo stables, earning $65 weekly, after moving with his family to help his wife’s health. He praises Rogers and Hal Roach figures, and recalls polo crowds and valuable stables.
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Will Rogers
Elyria
Lorain County
Bob Rodgers
Sheriff Rodgers
Rogers
California
Jack Holt
Tom Mix
Hoot Gibson
Jack Hoxie
Hal Roach
Rodgers
Chappel Street
Mrs. de
Los Angeles
Bob
Tia Juana
Rodgers Evalyn
Bricker Wins Ohio Attorney General in Late Returns
Complete unofficial returns show John W. Bricker Republican of Columbus leading Democrat Herbert S. Duffy for Attorney General by 7 754 votes. Bricker tally 1 175 245 to Duffy 1 170 491 with Republicans Tracy Day Mathias and Jones re elected to state offices and supreme court.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Herbert S. Duffy
Bricker
Duffy
Joseph T. Tracy
Harry
Day
Fremont
Edwards
Mathias van Wert
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
State Supreme Court
Arrest Near in LaGrange Fire Case
Assistant State Fire Marshal W. R. Hopkins and Sheriff Clarence Adams with Deputy Paul Chapman outlined an soon to be made arrest regarding the tire and dynamite blast at Ben Sherwood’s LaGrange home. Sherwood, a retired sailor staying in Memorial Hospital, reported threats and a jokelike letter, and spoke of a contract with sums of 340000 and over 2 million connected to the case.
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W. R. Hopkins
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Ben Sherwood
LaGrange
Hopkins
Chapman
Townsend
Sherwood
Memorial Hospital
Giving Tests In County Schools
Lorain County students faced a nine week progress check as they took the first of four tests for 1932 33. Tests covered all grade and high school subjects plus music for the first time, with questions set by a teachers committee. Wellington and Amherst were not participating.
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Lorain County
Wellington
Amherst
Vivian Duncan Wins Divorce Amid Family Quarrels
Hollywood on November 11 reports Vivian Duncan granted a divorce from Nils Asther and custody of their baby Evelyne Rosetta after testimony of clashes with his mother in Swedish. Judge awarded custody to Duncan citing the home tensions.
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Hollywood
Vivian Duncan
Nils Asther
Ffm
Evelyne Rosetta
Asther
Bush Sets Age 13 For Child Star Career With Parental Consent
Judge Bush approves a property settlement of 25000 dollars. The decree states the child may not begin a stage or Screen career until age 13 and only with mutual parental consent.
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Bush
War Declared Against St. Lawrence Waterway Plan
The Lake Carriers Association, representing a majority of Duluth to Buffalo bulk freighters, declared war on the St. Lawrence waterway project. It will present opposition reasons to congressional committees studying the Canada United States waterway treaty, citing cost and limited benefits to shippers operators and grain growers.
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Cleveland
St. Lawrence Waterway
Lake Carriers Association
Duluth
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
Governor White Heads to Princeton Yale Grid Contest
Governor White travels from Columbus to New York to attend the Princeton Yale football game. He is noted as an alumnus of Princeton.
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Governor White
Columbus
New York
Princeton
President-Elect Roosevelt Delays Hyde Park Trip
Albany dispatch reports President-Elect Roosevelt, suffering a slight cold, has canceled plans for a Hyde Park journey tonight. Mrs. Roosevelt said he will stay in bed most of the day, with a possible move to hit Hilson Valley if his condition improves by tomorrow.
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Lindsey
Frank H. Ryer
Farmers’ Elevator
Roosevelt
Albany
Hyde Park
Goveror
Tomrow
Hilson Valley
Builder of Oberlin College Buildings Dies at 83
George Folek Sr a renowned builder died at his home in Sandusky Ohio at 83. He constructed Oberlin College buildings the Wyoming state capitol and many public schools plus New York Central Railway stations. He served as president of Sandusky Telephone Company a director of Citizens Banking and held interests in other ventures.
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Oberlin College
Dean Sandusky
George Folek
Wyoung State Capitol
Oblin College
New York Central
Painesville
Felek
Sandusky Telephone Company
Citizens Banking Compas
Theft Reported In City Car Break-In
C J Miller of 837 Kenyona Nue reported to police last evening that a mirror and water combination in his car were stolen while his machine was parked on Third Street near Court Street.
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C.J. Miller
Kenyona Nue
Third Street
Court Street
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