Battles in Somaliland Front Report Major Ethiopian Losses
Rome dispatch reports on the Somaliland front listing over 100 Ethiopians killed and dozens wounded on both sides. The Fat Valley near Gerrahei marked the largest reported Ethiopian casualties to date with Italian and native troops sustaining losses and a claimed Italian victory.
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Rome
Vallery Teading
Gerrahei
Ir 15
Dubai
Upr Fat Valley
Italy
Emo de Bono
East Africa
Orth
de Bonaid
de Bonn’e Comunique
Supply Train Attacked by Ethiopians Near Maqa
London Nov 14 A number of Italians were killed when a supply train was attacked north of Maq a by Ethiopian forces. A Ababa dispatch cites repeated attacks as Ethiopian commandoes struck Italian supply lines from bases in Eritrea and Somaliland, with losses reported among Italian personnel.
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London
Mathe Exchauss
Ababba
Tralian
Eritrea
Somaliland
Sick and wounded Italians head home via Suez Canal
PORT SAID Nov 14 Ten Allied steamships carrying 947,000 wounded Italians from East Africa passed through the Suez Canal between November 6 and November 12, canal authorities reported today.
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Port Said
East Africa
Suez
Ohio Weather Forecast Closes with Cloudy Night
Cloudy tonight covers Ohio with light sprinkles possible in extreme south portions. Friday turns cooler, especially in the extreme north, with lingering light precipitation unlikely.
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Ohio
Howling Blizzard Obscures Fate Of Ten Stranded Men
A severe Lake Winnipeg blizzard hides the fate of ten men stranded on the ice, including Cox's Reef lighthouse tenders Donald Sayre and his assistant, plus Capt Rex Purvis and the Lu Bere crew. The ship was jammed in ice two weeks ago, with supplies dwindling and a long trek to Gripse?ville underway. no word has come.
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Winnipeg
Mac
Lake Winnipeg
Donald Sayre
Lonely Cox's Reef
Red River
Rex Purvis
Lu Bere
Grpsumville
Gypsumville
Two Appointed To Fire Dept
Henry Stolzenbdurz Jy of 112 Carnmell avenue and Ellis Meschke of 208 Lorsford avenue were named as new probationary men in the city fire department by Safety Service Director Fred A. Underhill. Both earned 76 35 percent on the eligible list and will serve a 90 day probation after appointments take effect November 16. Meschke is Emil Meschke’s nephew. Police vacancies and a fire lieutenant exam are scheduled for November 19 at the high school, with about 38 patrolman applications filed and nine qualified.
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Henry Stolzenbdurz
Underhill
Meschke
Emil Meschke
Boy Scout Troop Organized Here at Second Baptist Church
The Second Baptist Church at 115 Oberlin Road announced the organization of a new Boy Scout troop. Thomas G. Allen of Sandusky, Scout executive for Firelands Area Council, said the troop has applied for membership. R. H. Carter, who completed the Elements of Scoutmastership course in Elrama, was named Scoutmaster, with J. P. Brown as chairman and Arthur Davis and F. A. Hopewell as members.
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Arthur Davis
F. A. Hopewell
Roosevelt Proclaims Philippine Commonwealth and Independence Path
President Roosevelt extended U S blessing to the Philippines new commonwealth and proclaimed the transition from colonial rule to a constitutional government. Quezon will be first president with Frank Murphy as American high commissioner. Manila to inaugurate the commonwealth Friday.
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Washington
Roosevelt Teday
United States
Commonwealth
Philippines
Manila Bary
Quezon
Ait Manila
Manuel L. Quezon
United States Congress
Frank Murphy
Islands
Manila
George H. Dern
Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
The
Commonwealth of the Philippines
Murphy
Salvation Army Furnishes Food Clothing And Shelter For Hundreds
Salvation Army provided food clothing and shelter for hundreds of Elyrians and transients in the past year. Adjutant and Mrs R W Amore reported the work in Bisra and noted funding from the Community Chest. The report cites 1 157 garments 2 944 meals and 1 359 gins furnished plus 153 street meetings 410 indoor services and 52 penal institution services.
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Salvation Army
RW_ Amore
Bisra
Wnit
Band of Love
Amore
Slow Progress On WPA Jobs Faces Material Shortages
WPA projects stall as material orders lag, halting roughly half of active worksites. County relief chief Earle Duncan cuts administration costs by 400 to 500 dollars to stretch funds for the latter half of November while up to 1,290 direct relief cases remain due. Cash payments for 972 relief clients are ready for distribution with coal and necessities supplied by subdivisions.
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WPA
Earle Duncan
Lorain County
Relief Administration
Duncan
Judge Wilkins Takes Two Cases Under Advisement
Judge Philip Wilkins of Mt Vernon today had two cases under advisement. One challenges the proposed PWA water main contract as unconstitutional. The other pits stockholders of the Peoples Savings Bank of Lorain against the Cleveland Trust Company over a contested claim of 457000.
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Philip Wilkins
Mt. Vernon
PWA
Peoples Savings Bank of Lorain
Cleveland Trust Com Pany
Bankers Warn Spending Program Is Dangerous
In New Orleans on November 14 the American Bankers Association resolutions committee warned that government spending is a dangerous illusion and urged the government to retire from extending credits to businesses best served by private banks. The report emphasized risks to the economy and cautioned against federal credit programs.
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New Orleans
Resolutions Committee
American Bankers Association
Governmet
Elyria Chamber urges motorists to park away from downtown
A bulletin from the Elyria Chamber of Commerce urges Elsrians especially downtown workers to avoid downtown parking during the Christmas shopping season. It asks workers to use private lots or park north of the railroad undercuts or south of Second Street, keeping Broad Street East Avenue West Avenue Middle Avenue Court Street and Second Street free for shoppers.
Doubts If War Debts Question Will Be Revived
Paris. Senator Henry Berenger, president of the senate foreign affairs commission, doubts intergovernmental debts including the French to the United States will be revived. He told the American Club that the debts are blocked by deeper issues and that a Hoover debt moratorium might be possible. He praised Roosevelt's neutrality and warned against widening the war.
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Paris
Navy
Henry Berenger
Senate Foreign Aff Commission
Red States
Berenger
United States
War Ledger
Hoover
Roosevelt
Geneva
Amherst Hospital Faces Finances Crisis Over Salaries
Amherst Hospital struggles with 690 owed in salaries to nurses and staff and no immediate funds to meet obligations. Trustees plan a public mass meeting to urge community fundraising or closure. Secretary Fritz says efforts will be made and optimism remains, after a failed 65 percent required levy in a 53 percent vote. The 1917 founded hospital has six current patients and 18 bed capacity, with four nurses and essential staff.
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Board of Trustees
Amherst Hospital
John Fritz
Tthe
Fritz
Surgeon Open to Mercy Death If Patient Suffers Unbearable Pain
CHICAGO Nov 14 Dr Bernard J Musselwhite surgeon on the Chicago police detective bureau medical staff said he would be willing to administer physician assisted death if it could be proven to his satisfaction that a patient endures great pain from an incurable disease or injury.
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Chicago
Bernard J. Musselwhite
Sursson
Chirace
Schools in Lorain County Take One-Day Vacations
Fourteen Lorain County schools close for a day as teachers visit other schools under the county wide visitation program begun this week. Today Clearview Vincent Henrietta and Ridgeville shut. Tuesday closures covered Brighton Brownhelm Eaton and Grafton. yesterday Columbia Penfield and Sheffield. tomorrow Camden Grafton and South Amherst. Most other schools also plan one-day closings next week for visits.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Vincent Henrietta
Ridgeville
Bighton
Brownhelm
Eaton
Grafton Township
Columbia
Penfield
Sheffield
Camden
Grafton
South Amherst
Aeek
Relatives Of Morro Castle Victims Charge Crew Negligence
In New York on November 14 relatives of 136 victims from the Morro Castle disaster testified with government attorneys accusing captain William F. Warms chief engineer Eben Abott and executive vice president Henry E. Canead of cowardice and criminal negligence. Prosecutors described Warms as a manager of a floating night club and Abott as derelict for not remaining in the engine room while Canead allegedly sent the ship to sea with an inadequate crew. If convicted the defendants face possible penalties including being chained beside the ship’s wreckage in the court’s memory. the trial highlighted the chaotic lifeboat response and alleged crew disorganization.
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New York
Francis W. H. Adams
William F. Warms
Asbury Park
N. J
Eben
Abpott
Henry E. Canead
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Ward Line
Adams
Captain Warms
Cabaud
Morro Castle
Two Trainmen Die In Ohio Freight Crash
A westbound Pennsylvania freight locomotive struck an automobile near Jewett Ohio killing engineer J J Burke 48 and conductor Neil Brewer 43 both of Columbus. The impact derailed 19 cars and injured three occupants of the car while Oscar Johnson and R R Thompson escaped uninjured. Traffic was halted with detours via Wheeling & Lake Erie.
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Cadiz
Pennsylvania
Jewett. O
J. J. Burke
Columbus
Neil Brewer
Edward Pracher
Woods
James Owen
New Bumley
Ohio
Panhandle
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Oscar Johnson
R. R. Thompson
Youth Struck Blind Working On Ohio Farm Near Sullivan
Ernest Fowler, 19, who had previously suffered head injuries at Charles Mill dam, went blind after a blood clot pressed on optic nerves. He spent a night in a Chicago police station after being robbed while hitchhiking from Ashland to Riverton, Nebraska. He had only two dollars in seven days and sought help at Clarence Schultz’s home in Ashland before returning home.
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Ashland
Ernest Fowler
Ohio
Chicago
Nebraska
Ronth
Tim
Dortors
Charles Mill
Here
Sullivan
Ghia
Clarence Schultz
Riverton
Neb
Fate Of Bus Driver Rests With Jury
The fate of L. H. Dunton, a New York bus driver, on trial for manslaughter after a traffic accident, rested this afternoon with a jury in Judge D. A. Cook's court.
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L. H. Dunton
New York
D. A. Cook
Board To Decide Two Election Results Tonight
Tonight at 7 p m the county board of elections will break ties from last week's results including a tie for Grafton Village council and a second constable race at Brighton. A recount of Sheffield Lake ballots is planned for 1 p m next Wednesday, with possible selection by lot if ties persist. Names mentioned include Anion Jakelsky E C Torbill Russell Griggs Leroy Clives John Crompp and William McKi by four votes. Expenses and reimbursements for candidates are also on file.
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County Board of Elections
Sheffield Lake Village
Frank A. Stetson
Anion Jakelsky
E. C. Torbill
Grafton Village
Brighton
Russell Griggs
Harold
Sheffield Lake
Leroy Clives
Markshat
William McKi
John Crompp
Lloyd Huebner
C. C. Monroe
Ear L. Rath
Stetson
el- R. R. Renouard
Edward Jones
HL Vanosier
Unclear text on medical resuscitation effort
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an unsuccessful artificial respiration attempt. The readable words mention a person named Charles or Char es arenas, with references to Harvard and Osherravi, but details and context are garbled. No clear date, location, or outcome can be determined from the fragments.
Checks Available For Election Workers
Election board officials announced that some workers from last week's election have not yet claimed their checks. They may collect their checks at the board headquarters today between 7 and 9 p.m. during which time board members will be assembled.
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Election Board
Fiyria
Legislators Urged to Cooperate in Tax Plan
Columbus, Nov. 1 Gov Davey broadens special session to address Ohio tax issues urging lawmakers cooperation with his economy program. House to consider income tax and chain store license taxes next week as four tax laws are re enacted. Revenue aims to fund schools relief and pensions with sales liquid fuel cigarette and intangible taxes. Page 2 continues.
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Columbus
Davey
General Assembly
Assembly
House
House of Representatives
P. E. Ward
Geaugacount
John J. Lehman
Sandusky County
General Revenue Fund
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Boy Scout
U. S
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Youngs
Elyria
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George Z Medalie
Chares Arenas
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