Business anxious over new Congress in 1930s report
Cleveland dispatch reports Col. Leonard P. Ayres, economic statistician, warns business fears Congress will push huge emergency-like appropriations rather than broad policy. He says spending may boost enthusiasm but not sturdy expansion, notes Canada lags US in recovery, steel faces readjustment while demand hinges on construction and durable goods revival.
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Cleveland
Congress
Leonard P. Ayres
Col. Ayres
Canada
United States
Fire damages east side home from overheated stove
Firefighters answered yesterday afternoon at 302 Longfelion Avenue to extinguish a blaze in the home of Ger Brotherton. The overheated stove caused wall board to ignite, but damage was slight. the residence is owned by Ralph Berry.
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Ger Brotherton
Longfelion Anné
Ralph Berry
Report Bridge League Scores at Legion meeting
Mrs Q J Winsor and Mrs J Huffman led the ladies Tuplicate Contract League with 48.5 points at the American Legion home on Tuesday afternoon. Other scores featured Racoon and Mrs Rooky at 87, Mrs Elgar and Mrs Maunter 612, and H Biggs with W Ludwig 34, with the next meeting set for two weeks hence at 2 30 p m. Auto victim dies in Columbus Joseph Wright 52 died from injuries after an auto strike while crossing a street in Columbus Ohio on November 13.
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Q. J. Winsor
J. Huffman
American Legion
Mar
Errand
Rooky
D. Spader
M. Hyman
Racoon
R. Wilson
A. Elgar
K. Maunter
Columbus
Joseph Wright
View Ditch Improvement Hearing Slated by Camden Board
Camden county commissioners will view the Jones Ditch in Camden township on December 17 to consider improvements requested by L B Stadeliff and others. Police report a spare tire and rim stolen Tuesday from Ernest Summerlee’s car on West Avenue near Third.
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Dich
Camden Township
Telas Tive
L. B. Stadeliff
Ernest Summerlee
East Broad Street
West Avenue
Third
Ohio Game Wardens Warn Hunters Amid Massive Rabbit Hunt
Game wardens across Ohio warn hunters as about 400 million animals take to fields for rabbits pheasants and partridges. The state department cautions limits and smoke handling to prevent tularemia and other health risks while urging safe practices.
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Ohio
Ohio Ceuse Department
Clarifying of Decision Sought in Vanderbilt Custody Case
New York reports indicate Judge Carey will decide custody of 16 year old Gloria Vanderbilt heiress to a large fortune. Both sides petitioned after seven weeks of hearings with Mrs Vanderbilt and Mrs Whitney contending for guardianship. The court’s ruling could affect Gloria’s future residence and care by her aunt or mother amid family tensions.
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New York
John F. Carew
Che
Gloria Vanderbilt
Gloria Margin Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Conti Hution
Netie Carew
Vanderpult
Mars
Vanderbilt
Wilmington tragedy leaves wife and son wounded
A man shot his wife and son then killed himself in Wilmington on November 4. The 15 year old son Edward was wounded perhaps fatally as he shielded his mother Lillie Hayslip, age 45, who was shot in the neck but survived. the article notes Socratic pupils turning to destruction of their country.
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Heimse Wilmington
Hamersville
Edward
Lillie Hayslip
Youthful Gang Blamed for Damaging House on Woolind Avenue
Police blame a group of youths for breaking into and damaging a house on Woolind Avenue. Several windows were broken and pipes damaged as the property of Mr. Dontee was affected during the incident reported in Haron to Spruce SA.
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Fease
Woolind
Howe
Dontee
Haron
Spruce SA
Dumitew
Death of George Meleer ages 67 in Le Pain County infirmary
George Meleer 67 died Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 in Le Pain County Infirmary after a long illness. He was born in Doyles Town Ohio and was a retired rubber worker. The body was taken to Sudro Funeral Home with arrangements announced later.
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George Meleer
Karge Miller
Lepain County Infirmary
Tle v
Doylestown
Ohio
Sudro Funeral Home
Wibe
Ohio Lame Duck Legislature To Meet Next Week
Ohio will confront a lame duck session when the General Assembly reconvenes in a special session next week to consider taxation schooling and banking legislation. Leaders fear the shortened session may hinder major decisions as most members seek reelection and the chamber’s composition shifts.
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Ohio
Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
Consigeraany Importin Legisia
House of Representaiies
Sena
Two Hunters Shot On Opening Day
On opening day two hunters were wounded in a hunting accident near Shar Ville and West ter. Clifford Clifton, 24, discharged his gun after slipping on a railroad track. James E Bullows of Lorkland was treated at Gen hardy hospital and is expected to recover.
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Ciscinn Phe
Huntiring Das Wes Reery
Tad
James E. Bullows Lorkland
Seria
Edwin
Davidson Named In Story Correction
The Chronicle Telegram notes a correction: John E. Davidson of Kipton was named as commissioner-elect and is expected to take office then, replacing the previously misidentified individual in the report.
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Davidson
el Davidson
Satunday
John EL Davidson
Kipton
John Davidson
Real Estate Transfers In Elyria and Pittsfield Township
Richard Fexon transfers property on Oberlin Road Elyria to Wilson Properties Company. Frederico Dettorre transfers sublet at Sheffield Sam Conpay's First Addition Lorain to Margaret Detterre. Hugh Wells trustee for Fay Stocking Company to Michael Tyauher and Company property at East Avenue and Pine Street Elyria. Zoe P Osun transfers 30 acres on Pittsrel Wellington Road Pittsfield Township to FP B Gott. Starr Faxon and co owners to Wilson Properties Company quitclaim on Oberlin Road Elyria.
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Richard Fexon
Wilson Properties Company
Yaitelahe
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Frederico Dettorre
Margaret Detterre
Sheffield
Sam Conpay
Lorain
Hugh Wells
Fay Stocking Company
Michael Tyauher and
East Avenue
Pine Street
Zoe P. Osun
FP. B. Gott
Pittsrel
Wellington Road
Pittsfield Township
Starr Faxon
W. Faxon
Dorthy Ingels
John H. Faxon
Oberiin Road
Mrs Brage Strong Dies in Allen Hospital
Grace Keziah Strong, 1879 birth Missouri moved to Washington state young, then Oberlin resident since 1907, wife of Jar is A Strens. Survived by husband, three daughters and two sons, including Caroline Allieen and Melty Strong, and both Oberlin College and Oberlin High School members. Services Saturday at 2:89 at West College Street. burial in Westwood Tacoma. Family notices list extended relatives in Dayton and Tacoma, with details of son Ben who died earlier.
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Oberlin
Grace Keziah Strong
Jaris A. Strens
Yester Allen Hospital
Strong
Missouri
Washington
Ben
Henry Wilson
Columbus
Melty Strong
Grand Ledge
Mich
Caroline Allieen
Oberlin College
Jarvis Allan
John Francis
Oberlin High School
E. A. Page
Dayton
Waskh
W. Bamford
A.B
LS. French
Mary Hailey
Aid Tatar
West College Street
Westwood
Tacoma
Lyndon
Wasi
Ilo
Eastern Star Officers Elected at Meeting
Members of the Eastern Star held a meeting in the fodze rooms last evening electing officers including Annabie Ware and Wimp Ok Ausdal. The installation of these officers is planned for the December meeting.
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Bastard Star
Annabie
Ausdal
Two Die in Cincinnati Fire Disaster
A Cincinnati fire killed two residents and left several others burned as flames engulfed multiple dwellings in an area near Walhill Hills. Investigators suspect an overheated furnace sparked the blaze.
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Cincennath
Wal Imast Hills
Pension Debates Split Over Taxation and Labor Stance
Government plans on old age pensions unemployment relief and labor taxes clash among leaders. Labor figures favor payroll taxes on employers while the President backs federal state cooperation and targeted funding. LaGuardia urges an all encompassing program with concurrent state and federal action to secure social legislation.
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Williams Green
Federation of Labor
Green
Harry
Hopking
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York
Congress
Lkely
White House
Community notices and events roundup at Oberlin
Fay Papworth reports Grand Chapter meet with refreshments after. Evelyn Hallouer and Gladys Reynolds host misc shower for Mrs Hilbert Cloudt at Groveland Street. Celio recital by John Frazer at Cleveland Art Museum with Mary A Bennett. Oberlin College trustees to meet Friday to fill two seats after deaths. reports by president and treasurer. Ruth Lucklow review of The Falls at high school auditorium. Ohio Federated clubs fundraiser supports drive for an Ohio woman. National Federation president Peirce to speak at Methodist church with covered door reception. Judd Bright recovering from appendectomy. R Summers confined with sprained ankle after fall on porch.
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Evelyn Hallouer
Gladys Reynolds
Groveland Street
Hilbert Cloudt
Celio
John Frazer
Callo
Conservatory
Cleveland Art Museum
Mary A. Bennett
Oberlin
Board of Trustees
Oberlin College
Charles B. Shedd
Marry L. Thompson
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Ruth Lucklow
Williamshaw
Absenice Storm
Korea
Methodist Church
Judd Bright
East Coltexe
R. Summers
Insull Scion Testifies in Fraud Trial Stand
In Chicago on November 15 Samuel Insull Jr. testified in a fraud case involving the Insull empire and Corporate Securities Company. The younger Insull admitted mistakes but defended his managers, saying given the same data he would likely reveal every action taken during the giant corporation’s collapse amid losses of about 143 million dollars to over half a million investors.
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Chicago
Samet
Nsuan, Jr
Insull
Earsh of
Corporation Securities Company
Britain Eyes New Pacific Fortifications and Ship Limits
The article notes British proposals to cap U S battleship tonnage at 26 000 tons and cruisers at 7 500 tons with specific gun sizes for future ships. It highlights current ship sizes and British aims to boost cruiser numbers from 50 to 70, surprising readers as Japan awaits Britain’s reply and the U S stance remains firm on tonnage.
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Pacific
United States
Britain
Japan
Abstinence by Law Urged for Pilots and Drivers
White State and federal laws to require abstinence for airplane pilots train operators and automobile drivers were urged in a resolution at the National Convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Other proposals called for radio liquor and cigarette advertising textbooks with information on harmful substances suppression of blind selling and dis imputable block booking reforms plus continued representative government. The assembly also backed a disarmament treaty and noted world convention progress with films from Stockholm and an address by Henry M. Price on gambling in the United States.
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Cleveland
The
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Federal
Radloy Commission
W. c. Ionety
Stockholm
Henry M. Pris
Washington, D.C
United States
Court Actions and Foreclosures Across Lorain County
In And About The Court House records list J D Hamlin suing Steve Prr of Wellington township for 260 dollars for tin damage to land he tenants and property destruction. Outdoor Men Peels Company Inc and others seek 1620 and 1080 dollars on leases. Neal Kellogs and Jon Gayer sue Merman and Iva Briggs to cancel a sale of property in Hartington township and quiet title. Frank Leithold seeks divorce from Helen Leithold married 1829. Susana Listvak of Lorain sues Jan Kurpely for 1220 on promissory note. Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues Belaza Farkas et al and Joseph Seres et al for 4032 on notes with Lorain foreclosure wishes.
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J.D. Hamlin
Steve Prr
Wellington Township
Neal Kellogs
Jon Gayer
Merman
Iva Briggs
Prower
Hartington Township
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Belaza Farkas Et al Foresau
Joseph Seres Et Ali
Elyria Property
Strike Talks Resume On San Francisco Waterfront
In San Francisco on November 15, waterside tensions rise as longshoremen and employers clash over the poststrike arbitration accord. The ILWU says employers reject wage boosts and a 34 hour week while the Waterfront Employers' Association notes 46 strikes since last July, 17 after the board order. Federal conciliators seek a patch to avert a new crisis expected Monday.
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San Francisco
CPI
International Longshoremen's Association
Waterfront Employers’ Association
National Longshoremen's Board
Eight Truck Drivers Arraigned On Public Utilities Violations
Eight truck operators arrested for Public Utilities Commission violations were arraigned before Justice Joseph Petra Tuesday night. Among those listed, J. Fleming of Detroit and Harold Clark of Grand Rapids faced $25 fines plus costs, with variations including suspended portions. Ralph Beaver of Schuylkill Heights and Kenneth McBroom of Jamestown Pa faced similar charges with suspended fines. Gishers N Store of Detroit pleaded not guilty and was bound over on $100 bond for trial November 20. Robert Eberette, BE. A Sinclair, and J. Jarckwitt of Angola were released on $100 bond pending trial November 10.
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Public Utilities Commission
P. UL
Joseph Petra
J. Fleming
Detroit
Harold Clark
Grand Rapids
Ralph Beaver
Shoeleights
Kenneth McBroom
Jamestown
Gishers N. Store
Robert Eberette
BE. A. Sinclair
J. Jarckwitt
Angola
Tech
Funds Set For Lorain County Work Relief Projects
State Relief Commission approved 27 county projects including Lorain items such as Elyria streets painting Vincent School grounds and a skating pond in the new district. Total wages for relief clients across the state amount to 814,486 for the projects.
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Lorain County
Free Fie
Columbus
Whey
Avallatte
Elyria
Vincent School
Cleary Lew Gist Licen
Lorain
Woerlin
Libert
State Relief Commission
S& Projects
Three Killed In Cleveland Crash
A head on crash in Cleveland killed three people and injured three others. The deceased include Fr. Philip O'Brien assistant pastor of St. Agnes Church Mrs. Mary Comeskie 70 and Miss Mary Moorhead 24. The injured are Miss Mary Casey 11 Vincent Casey 23 and Mrs. Agnes De Lar Bey 41. Police say the motorists were returning from a party when the collision occurred. All occupants were thrown into the street except Rev. O'Brien.
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Cleveland
Philip O'Brien
St. Agnes Church
Mary
Comeskie
Miss Mary
Moorhead
Mary Casey
Vincent Casey
Agnes de Lar Bey
O'Brien
Bank Robbers Flee After Shootout Leaving Weapons Behind
Eight robbers fled the scene after a bank raid, leaving a sawed-off shotgun and tools behind and taking two repeating shotguns. Miss Julia Fayee was fired upon but unharmed, and Dean Snyder faced three shots while contacting an undertaker as officials investigated the wrecked interior. Sheriff Pratt noted the scene as a wreck with limited clues to identify the robbers.
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Julia Fayee
Schwyn
Dean Snyder
Pratt
Commerce Chamber Adopts Sharp New Deal Critique
Toledo November 18 The Juio Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution denouncing New Deal policies. It blasts remonetization of silver and claims rising federal spending destroys currency soundness. It condemns NRA wage scales, banking control, and federal intervention in private production. The group also warns of planned economy and radical appointments undermining economic laws.
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Toledo
Juio Chamber of Commerce
New Deal
Uhier
St Paul Men Buy Ball Club in Surprise Deal
Purchasers of the club include the retail subdivision of St Paul association, Lee Wars Shreve M Arcner and others. Former owner Conners will stay as a stockholder and advisory head while the club’s new owners, including The Dispatch and St Paul Daily News, take control.
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St. Paul Men
the Dispatcbaoner
The
St. Paul
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Elyria Savings and Trust Building
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Esther Alfsen
Kase Lorain Street
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Brage Strong
Allen Hospital
Eastern Star Order
Cincinnati
Fay Papworth
Nnuel'o Sun Uo
West Side Lumber and Coal CO
W. Co. T. U. Convention
Genrik “Outdoor Men Peels Company, Inc
Frank Leithold
Helen Leithold
Susana Listvak
Jan Kurpely
Loreain
Kewtie Sandwich Shoppe
Masonic Temple
Uae
Rlod SA
Geud Eowe
Ole Lee
Commerce Chamber
Apple
Femyraniser
Bealtly
AL Lahiff
Fishers
Court Street
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Alyria
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