Nationalists Bombard Madrid in Fierce Siege
Nationalist planes unleashed a merciless bombardment on Madrid for ten days aimed at forcing surrender. At least 150 people were hurt or killed in a central square as bombs and shells struck the Atocha district and the Ministry of Public Works, shattering windows and damaging a nine story building. Many residents fled or were evacuated as power and water lines were disrupted by the onslaught.
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Atocha
Madrid
Foreign Legion
Ministry of Public Works
12 Year Old Son of Lila Lee Finds Body
A note by Reid Russell was burned to hinder an investigation into the death of a salesman and accountant at Gouveneur Morris's home in Manhattan Beach. Capt. Clyde Plummer said he learned of the note and the writer it addressed during a surprise visit.
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Los Angeles
Reid Russell
Gouveneur Morris
Clyde Plummer
District Attorney's Office
Plummer
Manhattan Beach
Morris
Russell
Victoria Russell
James Kirkwood
Lilia Lee
Howell Dies. Georgia Democrat Leader and Publisher
Clark Howell Sr a Democratic National Committeeman from Georgia and publisher of the Atlanta Constitution died in Atlanta at 7 A M after weeks of illness. A close Roosevelt ally he refused ambassadorships to stay in control of his paper and later led the Federal Action Commission at the president's request.
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Atlanta
Clark Howell
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
Howell
Roosevelt
Federal Action Commission
Ohio Weather Tonight and Sunday Outlook
Cloudy tonight with light rain in the east and north portions. Snow flurries are likely in the north portion as colder air moves in Sunday, with further chill extending into the northern areas late tonight.
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Ohio
North
Long County Clerk Frank Ellenberger Dead at 34
Frank E Ellenberger longtime clerk for the county commissioners died at his home at 333 Denison avenue after a heart attack suffered about 4 a m He had served the county for 24 years and was active in the Elks Lodge and Masonry Born in Johnstown Pa his career began at The American Lace Company prior to county service Funeral services are set for 2 p m Tuesday at the First Methodist Episcopal Church with burial pending at Taylor Funeral Home.
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Frank E. Eilenberger
Board of County Commissioners
Denison Avenue
Elyria
Ellenberger
Cleveland
H. J. Austin
Johnstown
Mr. Ellenberger
American Lace Company
Charles Chandler
H. L. Arndt
W. J. Hillier
W. Mathews
Elks Lodge
Eilenberger
Ore
Perry
Taylor Funeral Home
First Methodist Episcopal Church
13-year-old Samuel Inserra treated for fractured soccer foot
In Omaha on Friday November 12 the hospital reported it treated 13-year-old Samuel Inserra for a fractured foot from a soccer incident. Inserra age and address are noted as 625 Pierce Street with 13 appearing in the stated details.
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Omaha
Neb
Samuel Inserra
Finser
Samuel
Pierce Street
Window washer survives 50 foot fall near hospital
George Duffield of Omaha fell fifty feet from a thin floor ledge on Friday the 25th. He suffered a broken wrist with prompt treatment at a nearby hospital.
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Davenport. In
George Duffield
Omaha
Nobel Prize Triumph for American Dramatist ONeill
Eugene ONeill, noted American dramatist, wins the Nobel Prize in Literature becoming the second American laureate after Sinclair Lewis. He will receive prizes for 1925 and 1936 totaling about 345 dollars, with King Gusta. presenting in December at a ceremony tied to Alfred Nobel’s death anniversary and the 9,000 dollar fund.
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Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Sinclair Lewis
King Gusta
Alfred B. Nobel
New Formula Aims to End Pacific Coast Maritime Strike
Federal conciliators unveil a compromise plan to end the Pacific coast maritime strike costing the nation millions daily. The proposal would place control of hiring halls under federal supervision and is to be presented to seven maritime unions led by Assistant Secretary of Labor Edward F. McGrady. Meanwhile some warehouse workers in San Francisco returned to work after a two week stoppage over pay, while others rejected arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Edward F. McGrady
McGrady
Pleads Guilty In Ruth Robbery Case
Nick Nichols 32 of Cleveland pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the Emil Ruth robbery case. Angelo Salvatore 75 of Cleveland already pleaded guilty and is serving a sentence. Nichols sought probation as the hearing continued and a further bond was filed before a county jail detention.
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Emil Ruth
South Amherst
Common Pleas
Gur B. Findley
Nick Nichols
Orrville Avenue
Cleveland
Angelo Salvatore
Nichols
Germany Denounces Internationalization Of Danube And Elbe
London reports Nazi Germany handed notes to governments denouncing Versailles Treaty clauses on the Danube and Elbe rivers. Hitler won Italian, Austrian, and Hungarian accord at Vienna to scrap international commissions and restore German sovereignty over the rivers. The Danube runs from the Black Forest to the Black Sea. the Elbe rises in Bohemia and flows to the North Sea.
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London
T.ri
Germany
Danube
Elbe
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Rhineland
Vienna
Galeazzo Ciano
Koloman de Kanya
Kurt Schuschnigg
Europe
Black Forest
Black Sea
Bohemia
North Sea
Wallace Promises Aid as Roosevelt Aims to Help Farmers
Secretary Henry A. Wallace told the 70th National Grange session in Columbus that the new administration stands ready to aid farmers and urges a united front to meet expected emergencies. He warned against stepping on others when pursuing goals and spoke of coordination across agri bureaus. He favored possible new acts to give farmers greater power akin to corporations and cautioned tariffs may provoke world tension if nations overprotect.
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Columbus
Henry A. Wallace
National Grange
Rooosevelt
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Grange
Restore Salaries In Full At Oberlin
Oberlin College trustees approved full restoration of salary cuts for teachers and administrative staff for the last nine months of the current year. The raise takes effect from December. They also voted to cooperate with the Alumni Association to fund a General Secretary for the association.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Alumni Association
Three Sheep Killed By Dogs on Henrietta Farm
Three sheep were killed and two injured by stray dogs on E. B. Haueisen's farm in Henrietta Wednesday night. Dog Warden Lee Minkler urged farmers to keep dogs chained at night and said a 350.5" county claim was settled for damages. He warned of prosecution for owners who let dogs run loose, calling the measure the only effective solution to stop the depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Haueisen
Henrietta
Lee Minkler
Minkler
Featherston Resigns as Ridgeville High Music Art Teacher
Miss Eva Featherston resigns from Ridgeville High School to become school music supervisor at Elgin Hi ingis a city of 36000. She begins Monday. Temporary substitutes Mrs Russell Peterson and Miss June Harrison will cover music and art. She had served with the county since September.
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Eva Featherston
Ridgeville High School
Miss Featherston
Elgin
Hiingis
C. A. Gibbons
Russell Peterson
June Harrison
Major Berry Pushes Arbitration To End A F L Strife
Major George L. Berry the president's industrial coordinator launched an 11th hour bid to settle AFL strife by arbitration and prevent expulsion of rebel unions led by John L. Lewis. Craft leaders opposed to Lewis were moving to revoke charters of ten unions. Berry urged a 50-50 committee with an arbiter to decide, hoping for a quick settlement. The dispute risks splitting the federation amid deliberations on expelling the insurgent unions from the CIO unionists.
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Tampa
Fla
Mpi
George L. Berry
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Cerft
Metal Trades Department
Lewis
Berry
Roosevelt
TC. I. O
T. O
Federation Executive Council
Mondar
Invitation to Hunters Extends Across Ohio Farm
In Shelby Ohio on November 14 a Richland county farmer Joe Mitt invites all hunters to his farm southeast of Shelby. The ad promises abundant rabbits and pheasants with no hog cholera danger and even offers farm chickens for補補 if the limit is not reached. The season opens Monday and visitors are welcome at the home for a handout if hunger strikes.
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Shelby. O
Ohio
Joe Mitt
Richland County
Joe
Shelby
Fire damages two family house on Lake Avenue
A late yesterday fire of undetermined origin destroyed parts of a two story home at 13 Lake Avenue occupied by David Flinton and Carl Walters. Fire Chief Bates estimated losses above 86 with building insured and contents uninsured, crews fought the blaze for over an hour amid dense smoke and spectators.
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Lake Avenue
David Flinton
Carl Walters
WL N. Bates
Mabel Rhoads
Phoenix
Arizona
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number Three
Cleve land men enter not guilty pleas in gambling case
Not guilty pleas were entered today by Henry Freinman and Andrew Garsick of Cleveland when arraigned before May or D A Baird on a charge of possessing gambling paraphernalia. They were arrested yesterday by Patrolman Miller on West Avenue after punch boards were found in their car. They are to be tried later.
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Henry Freinman
Andrew Garsick
Cleveland
D. A. Baird
Miller
West Avenue
Chest Captains Hear Talk By Daddy Allen Campaign Kickoff
Thirteen captains of Elvria Community Chest teams met in the directors' room to receive final instructions for the campaign budget of 65 266 dollars opening Monday. FE F Daddy O Allen urged focus on beneficiary institutions while 29 Elyria factory representatives were announced to lead the Industrial Division.
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Elvria Community Chest
Elorria Savings and Trust Company
Elyrians
Elyria
Dorothy Ingels
Chest
FE. F
Daddy O' Allen
Community Chest
A. H. Waters
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Leonard Birch
Herbert Wheatler
Colson Corporation
L. A. Obiits
Couch-Aihe Company
A. J. Uthe
Electre-Aileys Company
Charles Garford
Elyria Brass and Bronze Company
William N. Harding
Elyria Canning Company
Harry McDonald
Elyria Foundry Company
W. E. Davies
Ejyrria Manufacturing Company
Bert Onlemacher
Far Stocking Company
W. H. Varosier
Elyria Telephone Company
A. J. Curren
Fox Furnace Company
R. L. Thayer
General
Ohio State Political Campaign Costs Exceed 660000
Ohio state political campaigns filed expense accounts with the Secretary of State showing totals above 660000. Democratic reports cite 301569 in Democratic expenditures plus 257049 to the state headquarters, with a 17714 deficit. Republican totals include 257615 for the state headquarters and 30454 for Bricker committee. Major contributors span state employees and numerous individuals across Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
George 5. Myers
Bricket
John W. Bricker
Daver
Motor
Department of Liquor Control
Welfare Department
B. H. Frasch
Newark
George Arshel
Toledo
J. S. McComb
Akron
G. L
Wei
W. S. Peater
Elmer Schatz
John PF. Nolan
Steubenville
Earl Hanefeld
Ottawa
Alex Tavior
Bernice Daver
Pauli Daver
Jim Daver
Warnesville
N.C
Bricker Committee
A. W. Stnder Cievrelland
A. N. Laroche
Bellaire
Julius F. Stone
George P Smith
F. M. Seller
Marietta
C. H. Sears
Harpster
J. B. John
Cleveland
N. J. McConougher
F. McCormack
Edward S. Rogers Jr
E. W. Ryan
Preston Davis
Ralph Stickle
John S. Knight
Axton
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Stark County Campaign Committee
Common Pleas Court Verdicts Are Affirmed
Six court of appeals decisions issued today affirmed common pleas court verdicts. The Cleveland Trust Co. claim of 424,894 against Peoples Savings Bank, now in liquidation, was upheld. Other rulings included damages against La Grange officials and several personal injury and workers compensation cases, with multiple verdicts affirmed in favor of defendants or defendants’ estates.
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Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Trust Company
Peoples Savings Bank
Lorain
Peoples Savings
Cleveland Trust
Peoples Bank
Peoples
Common Pleas
Philip Wilkins
Mt. Vernon
D. A. Cook
la Grange Township and Peoples Bank
la Grange
Guy B. Findley
Goldstein Sons, Inc
Elia Sheriff
Emvria
28Th Street
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Rosebud Stang
Thew Shovel Company
Schedule At Tube Plant Next Week
The National Tube Company plant at Lorain will run about the same as this week with four blast furnaces and two open hearths. The Bessemer converter will operate, with reductions in seamless and butt mills balanced by more skelp mill work. Five and one half days of operation start Monday across mills 1 and 4, seamless No 2, butt No 3, and lap mill No 5. two seamless mills and two butt mills were active this week. Schedule is tentative and may change with orders.
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National Tube Company
Lorain
Bessemer
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City of
Lila Lee
Frank Ellenberger
Ruth
Amherst
Oberlin
Cluis Om
West Shore Railroad
Krum Elbow
N. Y
Hudson River
Major Berry
A.F. of L. Strife
Daddy” Allen
Ohio State
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