Progress in Conference on Russia at White House talks
Washington reports progress after a three hour meeting between Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinov and President Roosevelt on terms of recognizing the Soviet Union. The talks, in their third session, moved toward the goal amid strict secrecy. Litvinov called the conference pleasant and hinted at possible continued discussions with State Department officials, with an Armistice implied for the weekend.
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Washington
White House
Maxim Litvinov
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Woltington
Quick repeal push for Ohio liquor laws in Capitol
Columbus Ohio November 11 Governor George White and leaders of both Houses plus the executive liquor control commission plan to meet late today to push repeal of Ohio anti liquor statutes. Senator Joseph Ackerman of Cleveland and House Speaker Frank Cave favor a special session to enact repeal and establish regulatory taxation for liquor sales and manufacture ahead of national prohibition repeal.
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Columbus
George White
General Assembly
Advisory
Liquor Control Commission
Capitol
Ohio
Joseph Ackerman
Cleveland
Frank Cave
Refusal of farm product embargo by Midwest governors
Des Moines Iowa November 11 a bid for state embargoes on farm products was rejected as the National farm strike nears four weeks amid violence and sabotage. Governors Berry Herring Olson from Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota discussed. Berry called embargo unwise. The Farm Holiday Association had urged the embargo with the support of officials in North Dakota. Rail lines suffered renewed violence as two bridges near Woodbine Iowa were dynamited.
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Des Moines
Clyde Herring
Iowa
Gary. Floyd. Olson
Minnesota
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Berry
Farm Holiday Association
North Dakota
Iown
Woodbine
Extend Probe Reaches All Stock Exchanges Nationwide
Senate investigation of stock exchanges expands to cover every securities broker in the United States and all markets where securities are sold. Counsel Ferdinand Pecora says questionnaires now target about 60 exchanges to gather full trading details, with cooperation from New York Stock Exchange members.
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Washington
Ca —Senate
United States
Ferdinand Pecora
United Press
Pecora
Dig
Iittie
Fecora
New York Stock Exchange
Former Prosecutor Acquitted by Jury in Kentucky
Andrew V. Fox a 27 year old former Maysville Kentucky city prosecutor was acquitted by a Harrison circuit court jury after three hours of deliberation of charges he killed his mother Emma Fox at their Maysville home on April 26. A related charge in his father’s death was quashed by Judge J C Dedham. The trial moved on change of venue amid courtroom applause after the verdict.
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Cynthiana
Andrew V. Fox
Mays Tde
Emma Fox
Harrison
Fox
J. C. Dedham
Maysville
Vote margins tighten in official Elyria elections recount
The official count shows Anna Kennedy edging Clarence Locke by one vote for at large council, 3138 to 3137, with Locke weighing recount. Elmer Nelson leads Fourth Ward council by 12 over Roger Kellogg, and Floyd Shaw wins Elyria township trustee by 13. Major totals adjust after correcting missed straight votes in precincts 2-0 and 6-0.
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Board of Elections
Anna Kennedy
Clarence C. Locke
Locke
Kennedy
Elmer Nelson
Roger Kellogg
Floyd Shaw
Elyria Township
Chet Nichols
Shaw
Nichols
W. H. Vanoster
Curtis
Boiler inspector charges man with unlicensed fireman duties
Neils Rutz man of Dutch road near Butternut Ridge road faces a warrant for operating a 2 large boiler without a licensed fireman. Charge set for 1 p m November 24 in court of Justice Walter H Watts, per state boiler inspector Peter J Allen and deputy sheriffs.
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Neils Rutzman
Dutch Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Court of Justice
Walter H. Watts
Peter J. Allen
Lorain County Music Group to Demonstrate at Columbus Meeting
Lorain County school music program will gain state wide recognition during Christmas vacation with an instrumental demonstration by a selected Lorain County ensemble at a Columbus state teachers meeting on December 25. Gerald M Frank notes the number of students is still undecided while Miss Edith M Keller requests the county group, praising the county program as outstanding. A Columbus vocal demonstration is planned for the same program.
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Loren Connys
Lorain County
Columbus
Gerald M. Frank
Edith M. Keiler
Keller
Able
Frank
Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights November Events
Oberlin schedules a busy November week with soccer vs Wooster at Athletic Field at 2 30 p m on Saturday and a Sunday schedule of church services classes and all college vesper. The week includes lectures performances assemblies and a football rally with a final football game against Western Reserve University on the following Saturday at 2 39 p m.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
College of Wooster
W. A. A. Let Warner
Fairchild Chapel
E. H. Wilkins
Finney Chapel
School of Theology
Frank G. Ward
George Williams College
Chicago
Men’s Building
L. E. Cole
High School
la Kluba Esperanta
Carnegie Library
T- Gordon Jones
J. A. Richards
First
Ober- Il Va
Ohio State University
le Cercle Francais
la Maison Francaise
J. H. Nichols
Fienry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Collerse
Germany
Fines
Alen Ati Museum
Carnegic Worary
Obderiin
Western Reserve University
Martin Luther
Carrege Linas
Fairchild Chapa
Nome Wader
Dean Thomas W. Grahan
Association to Meet Youth Peace Address at First Church
The Juni Medina Association holds its meeting with attendees led by Charles Bernard of the First Church Schechy. Dr A. Richards will speak on Youth's Part in Peace of War, reflecting on youth roles in wartime and ensuring peaceful outcomes.
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Juni Medina Association
Charles Bernaith
First Church Schech
Ya Preeicess
A. Richards
Club Meets Moxpay at Mrs Person’s Elm Street Home
A Christmas club meeting is set for Monday November 13 at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs Walter Person 1 Elm Street. The notice lists the event as a local gathering with plans and dues of one dollar.
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Moxpay
A. Ys
Walter Person
Elm Street
Commerce School Council Elected
The Oberlin School of Commerce held its regular student assembly with J. H. Kutscher presiding. The program featured orchestra, singing, solos, and readings before announcing the newly elected council members: Wayne Martin Shreve Ohio. David Oberlin Mansfeld. Robert Brown Oberlin. Eileen O'Donnell Elyria. Janet Andress Hayesville. Virginia Powell Oberlin. Eugene Comings Oberlin. Robert Vanarsdale Columbia. Joe Hubbard New London. Kenneth Kinney Carrollton. Magdalene Gollmar Elyria. Hester Carson Oberlin.
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Oberlin School of Commerce
J. H. Kutscher
Emil Holz
Frances Deller
Eileen O’donnell
Mr. Etoll
Wayne Martin
Shreve
Ohio
David Oberlin
Mansfeld
Robert Brown
Oberlin Commerce School Plans Nov 25 Homecoming
Oberlin School of Commerce held a regular dance Tuesday night with Rhythm Aces providing music. The annual Homecoming banquet and dance are planned for November 25 at Oberlin Inn with details to be announced later.
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Plan Commerce School
Oberlin School of Commerce
Rhythm Aces
Oberlin Inn
Armistice Day Party Planned by Legion Post No 102
Karl Wilson Locke Post No 102 of the American Legion will host its Armistice Day party this evening at eight in Legion rooms. The fifteenth anniversary observance will feature entertainment and a buffet luncheon for all Legionnaires regardless of post affiliation.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Eof
Mire. Gilbert
Elm Street
Auxiliary
Stolen Shirts At Crawford Clothing on Broad Street
Police reported a theft at Crawford Clothing Company on Broad Street. Two men drove away in a limousine with women passengers, described by officers as suspects lingering near the store yesterday.
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Crawford Clothing Company
Broad Street
Snap
Po Nee
Post office building program expands with 180 new sites
Washington announces construction of 180 new post office buildings and a broader $16,675,675 allotment for 237 public buildings. Ohio cities receiving funds include Upper Sandusky 66000, Berea 46800, Bryan 59400, Kent 70400, Port Clinton 58900, Franklin 57400, Willoughby 69900, London 50600, Bedford 73700, and Celina 66900.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works
Ickes
Ohio
Upper Sandusky
Beroa
Bryan
Eagles to Hold Victory Dinner in Columbus
Elyria Aerie No. 431 will send five members to a victory dinner Sunday at the Neil House in Columbus. Gov George White and ex Lieutenant Gov William Pickrell will speak, joined by Conrad H Mann, following Ohio’s November 7 direct vote passage of the Old Age Pension Bill. Attendees from Elyria include S. J. Leeer, Robert Jensen, Harry Wright, WW. France, and A. R. Graber.
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Elyria Aerie
Order of Eagles
Elyria
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State Aerie
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Ohio Old Age Pension Conference
A. R. Graber
Aerie
James Fitzgerald
Niles
M. L. Brown
Springfield
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City
Eagles
Lorain County
Mann
Neil House
George White
Marietta
William G. Pickrell
Dayton
S. J. Leeer
Robert Jensen
Harry Wright
Ww. France
General Pershing Praised 37th Division
General Pershing extends compliments to the 37th Division for excellent appearance and inspection near Alecon on January 38th, noting troops in good physical shape and high morale. The Chronicle- Telegram reprints the General Orders from Headquarters 37th Division dated February 26, 1219 Act No. 405.
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L. J
Chronicle- Telecram
37Th Division
A. P.O
John J. Pershing
Alecon
First Baptist church marks pastor's first anniversary
The First Baptist Church celebrates Dr. R. E. Neighbour’s first year of ministry with a full house each Sunday, over 100 baptisms, and a day of anniversary events from morning prayers, a prophecy mass meeting, to evening evangelistic sermons and a grand finale. The program includes volunteer choirs, various class prayers, and a two hour Great Afternoon Prophecy Mass Meeting with orchestral music and a sermon on The Next World War. A large illuminated chart records offerings for instant lighted windows as events unfold.
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R. E. Neighbour
Feith
Mate
Neighbour Willl
Alpha Sunday School
JaneHenn
Pisgah’s Heights
Wilford
Everhard
Spieth
Marantha
Women's Missionary Society
Nazarene Church to mark merger anniversary at 2000 churches
The Church of the Nazarene plans a merger anniversary observance across about 2000 churches with prayer and devotion as the keynote. Rev. W. P. Clay, pastor of the Elyria Church of the Nazarene, announced the observance for the third Sunday of the Oliver Jubilee Anniversary.
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Church of the Nazarene
W. P. Clay
Elyria Church of the Nazarene
Church
Pentecostal Churches of America
Holiness Church of Christ
Markets tied to Cleveland Wheat and Midwest quotes
Grain and produce market notes show No 2 red and No 3 red wheats, mixed corn and oats values, winter and spring wheat futures steady to firm. Eggs poultry potatoes and timothy clover seed prices listed with regional receipts and on hand stock. Animals and pasture product quotes reflect steady demand and minor price shifts across commodities.
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United State
U.S
Wisconsin
North Duota
Minnesota
Red River Ohios
Idina Rusvoln
Colorado
McChures
South Dakota
Timothy Sead
Por ch Fires Probe Ends as Elyria Boys Questioned
Fire Chief W N Batey and City Detective Lloyd Sweet wrap up a week long inquiry into porch fires and stink bombs made from ultracellulose film. They questioned many youths, found films burned to create odors, and warned that harsher action could follow if the behavior continues.
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Elyria
W. Nv Batey
Lloyd Sweet
Ely- Tia
Bates
Sweet
Didrickson family cooperates after film fire warning
China’s Didrickson parents did not know what their sons had done but when told they cooperated with police and fire officials and thanked Bates and Sweet for alerting them before damage occurred. Chief Bates notes the film was old silent nitrate, unsafe, while modern safety film is cellulose-acetate and less dangerous. The inquiry also found some amateur projectors may be operating without proper fire precautions.
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Ther
Sweet
Bates
Harwood Street
Cleveland Clinic
Bors
Death Record Frank Bago 69 of 342 West River Street
Frank Bago Sr 69 of 342 West River Street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 5 50 AM after a lingering illness He was born in Hungary and had lived in Elyria seven years from McKeesport PA He is survived by wife Pearl two sons Frank of McKeesport Samuel of Elyria two daughters Julia Bone of McKeesport Elizabeth Pajagy of Elyria eight grandchildren The remains were moved to 338 Vulcan Street Funeral Monday at 1 30 PM from his home and at 2 PM from the Hungarian Re formed Church with Rev Tabor Toth presiding Burial in Ridgecrest Cemetery
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Frank Bago
West River Street
Elyria Memoris
Hungary
Mo’ Keesport
Julia Bone
McKeesport
Elizabeth Pajagy
Bittner
Samuel Bago
Vulcan Street
Hungarian Reformed Church
Tabor Toth
Ridgetawn Cemetery
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Orio
Mrs. Kennedy
Joseph Petro
Charles Lord
M. C
Joseph Spalter
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Spalter
Huron Street
Grover Brink
Prospect Street
Philippines
Amer,ag
Bay
Trincoma
Faslon
Fields
Seige
Ramon Grau San Maroz
Havana
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Phote
Commerce School Council
D. Alr
Nancy Squire
E., Spaulding
Messenger
Nger
A. R
J. W. Hill
West 52
Erwin Worcester
Shanes
Plan Armistice Party
Eis¢ Shaffstall
Afece-Asa
Pershing
France
Baccarat
Meuse-Argonne
Flanders
Ypres-Lys
Huttemgen
Winkleken
Scheldt
Eyne
Farnsworth
Sumner White
G. D. Light
Taf
United States Department of Ag Eiculture
China
Didrickson
Chien
Nanking
Babe Didnickson
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
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