Baby Hurt as Mother Leaps From Auto with Child
A two year old is in St Joseph’s Hospital Lorain with brain concussion after the mother leaped from a moving car while holding the child. The father drove the vehicle in Avon around 430 PM with the intoxicated couple aboard. They were jailed on intoxication charges, pleaded guilty, and fined ten dollars plus costs. A fourth year old sibling was in the car. the family lives in Cleveland.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Avon
County Jail
J. George
Cleveland
Survivor of Baden-Baden wreck found on Colombian shore
A man found wandering on Boquilla Beach in semi-idiotic state, incoherently recalling being tossed at sea for days after the Baden-Baden schooner foundered. He, may be one of the eight survivors rescued by a Pan-American aircraft. five crewmen remained. The man was hospitalized as officials awaited a clearer account.
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Bogota
Colombia
Icpi
Boquilla
Baden- Baden
Tiempo
Cartagena
Nasino
Baden-Baden
Swan
Pan-American Airways
van Boquillz
Local Club To Hear Ingalls At December Meeting
David Ingalls Assistant Secretary of the Navy will speak at the December meeting of the Men’s Club of the First Congregational Church. The event includes dinner before the address and will be held December 4 at the church. Bribery charges loom over Lawrence County vote. A suit filed in Common Pleas Court by William Riley challenges the November 3 school board election alleging bribery illegal voting ballot box padding and wholesale vote buying.
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David &. Ingalls
Navy
Lawrence County
Ironton
Lawrence County Common Pleas Court
William Riley
Ohio Weather Forecast Reflects Rain and Cold Turn
The Ohio forecast calls for rain tonight and Wednesday with a sharp, colder turn by Wednesday night. Temperatures fall to freezing or lower by Thursday morning. Yesterday’s regional highs included Raleigh 80, New Orleans 80, and San Antonio 80, with extended warm conditions giving way to a significant cold snap over the next 86 hours.
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Raleigh
New Orleans
San Antonio
Dawes Seeks Private Work as Sino Japanese Talks Open
The League of Nations Council met in private with Chinese and Japanese reps absent. Gen Charles G Dawes from the United States attended private talks, signaling a flexible US stance toward Japan as two settlement ideas were discussed Locarno style and dual commissions for Manchuria and Europe. The council adjourned after about an hour with most progress expected in corridor discussions.
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Paris
League of Nations Council
Prvate
Charles G. Dawes
United States
S.nibansagpy
London
League
Japan
Dawes
League Council
Europe
Manchuria
Council To Meet On Building Code Adoption
The council will hold an adjourned meeting next Monday to discuss and possibly pass a building code. Backed by the Chamber of Commerce and local building groups, the move aims to regulate construction for Jekeelty’s welfare.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jekeelty
Japan rejects patched league accord on Manchuria dispute
TOKIO 17 1. Japan will accept only a completed settlement of its disputes with China over Manchuria. A patched up League of Nations accord in Paris is not acceptable. Tokyo will not tolerate a return to the status quo, which would restore Chang Hsueh-liang to power. Officials say a direct Chinese Japanese negotiation is the only viable path, with continued secret talks involving Eugene Chen.
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Tokio
Japan
China
League of Nations Council
Paris
Manchuria
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Faris
League Council
Far East
Foreign Office
Eugene Chen
Canton Independent
Chiang Kai- Shek
Mancuria
Defenders of Tsitsihar Hold Lines Awaiting Paris Developments
Defenders of Tsitsihar held lines as Chinese commanders awaited the League of Nations council in Paris. Sporadic fighting persisted along the Nonni river front while Gen Ma Chan Shan hoped Paris action would avert a clash near Anganchi. Harbin enforced semi martial order with 8,000 police and 15,000 railroad guards.
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United Press
Harbin
Manchuria
Tsitsihar
League of Nations Council
Paris
Nonni
Ma Chan-Shan
Anganchi
Wang Jenhwa
Sup
Laval Explains Promises Made to Hoover Provokes Debate
In Paris on November 17, Premier Laval faced a demand for explanation of the promises he allegedly made to President Hoover. The debate on France's foreign policy opened in the Chamber of Deputies with radical Deputy Jean Mistier asking for interpretation. Laval sat ready to intervene if needed.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Hoover
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Jean Mistier
Laval
Fletcher Quits Tariff Board Chair Position
Washington November 17 President Hoover announced the resignation of Henry P Fletcher as chairman of the tariff commission effective at month end.
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Washington
Tu.k
Hoover
Henry P. Fletcher
Tariff Commission
Fletcher
52 Shopping Days Till Christmas Card Fragment
Merrie and Christy bought silk for a dress. Christy comments they will finish it prettily and Merrie notes it will be cheaper as handmade by them. The fragment references Christmas preparations and a quirk about days until Christmas.
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Merrie
Christy
Opal Iemier
fresh Japanese ultimatum to Chinese commander in Manchuria
In Mukden and Tokyo reports, Japan demands General Ma Chan-Shan retire General Shigeru Honjo and meet all conditions by November 25. Negotiations in Harbin halted by alleged Chinese intransigence as Japanese planes and troops move to reinforce positions along the Nomni River.
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Mukden
Manchuria
CPI
Ma Chan-Shan
Nanni River
Shigeru Honjo
Ma Chan- Shan
Tsitsihar
Liu Ting-Hsuan
Momotake
Harbin
County Bids Sought for Quarry Road Upgrade
County commissioners approved advertising for bids to improve Quarry road for about half a mile. Estimated cost is 2889 dollars with the Village of Amherst contributing 4500.
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Amherat
Hoover Plan Based on 1904 Tax Law Reform
Washington reports President Hoover’s tax revision plan rests on restoring the 1904 law. Treasury estimates show $700 million annual revenue, with higher normal rates, lower exemptions, surtax and gift tax resets, a sales tax on autos, and increased corporate taxes. Congress faces revisions before a three week dispatch, while Republicans show broad support for higher income taxes.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Congress
Mr. Hoover
White House
Two Choices Named for Tuberculosis Hospital Trustees
County Commissioner Thomas Peebles announced two possible trustees for the tuberculosis sanatorium: Dr. William Wheatley of Lorain and former Elyria mayor Charles Tucker. Peebles said Wheatley is his choice and Tucker is the other, with a third trustee yet to be determined. Commissioners currently act as trustees. George Rhoads supported the selections but declined to comment on a third candidate.
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Charles Tucker
Elyria
Willam Wheatley
Lorain
Thomas Peebles
Peebles
Dr. Wheatley
Charles _ Tucker
George Rhoads
Cooper to Speak at Community Chest Luncheon
Governor Myety Y. Cooper will address the Thursday luncheon of the Community Chest in a program arranged by the Kiwanis Club. The Kiwanis fans secured Cooper as speaker and Jim Armitage will direct music for the occasion. A large crowd is expected to honor Cooper who has many personal friends in the area.
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Myety
Y. Cooper
Community Chest
Kiwanis Club
Kiwani
Cooper
Wll
Jim Armitage
Lions GuildnB Will Receive Charter Lions Club Dinner
Judy 4. Lloyd a member of the Ohio State Senate will present the charter to the local Lions Club at a dinner at Elyria Country Club Wednesday evening. The program features seven o'clock dinner dancing and cards with toastmaster T. P. Morgan. Charter member Lios has edited Portsmouth Morning Sun and Portsmouth Free Press and held editor positions in Chillicothe and Wellston. Charter members listed include Fauver Chariton Sauer Ronsky Brandt Oldfield Raus Resar Hancock Pond Roose Turner Wamsley Gentzel Fawcett Smith Horan and Brown.
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Judy
Lloyd
Ohio State Senate
Ohio
Lions Club
Elyria Country Club
Trnver
T. P. Morgan
Lorain
Lios
Portsmouth Lions Club
Portsmouth Morning Sun
Portsmouth Free Press
Chillicothe
Wellston
Busi Noes
Worth A. Fauver
R. Henry Chariton
A. B. Sauer
Robert C. Ronsky
Harold G. Brandt
R. D. Oldfield
Edward Raus
Victor Resar
R. W. Hancock
H. W. Pond
Clyde UO. Roose
George Turner
James L. Wamsley
Paul M. Gentzel
J. T. Fawcett
Clyde K. Smith
Frank Stevens, Jr
Richard Horan
John Brown
Relief Agencies urged to adopt three cent wheat meal
Lorain county relief meeting urged adoption of Dr. Robert Brown's three cent wheat meal to stretch charity funds. Mayors, trustees, and welfare workers from 20 townships and 12 villages supported using the meal, with a plan to reduce costs via local wheat exchanges and to publish wheat recipes. A telegram asked the State Highway Department to let bridge contracts to create unemployment relief. 2,000 applications were on file for work.
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Robert Brown
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Office of
County Commissioners
Brown
Dr. Brown
Farm Board
State Highway Department
State
Lereie the Red Cross
Abairasie Organisation
Elyria Community Chest Workers Raise 29 240 By Noon
Elyria's Community Chest reported total collections of 29 240 by noon today, surpassing last year's figure of 39 148 at the same time. Chauncey Smythe urged continued effort, while Rev Father L J Mayle of Toledo urged stewardship and accountability as the drive progresses. breakdowns show day totals and division results including men 7132 women 6154.55 and industrial 16429.60 with 10859 today.
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Elyria
Chauncey Smythe
L. J. Mayle
Toledo
Delay on West Bridge street widening ordinance
An ordinance to vacate nearby lands for widening and improving the West Bridge Street bridge was delayed for future council action. Some councilors were unfamiliar with provisions and the measure, brought up over a year ago, stalled due to lack of immediate prospect. Mayor Hewitt urged decisive handling to avoid redoing details for the next administration.
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West Bridge Street
James A. Hewitt
Is It Worth $1.26 To Rent Your House
A fragmentary ad asks if renting a house for a small fee is worthwhile this winter. It suggests rental ads are inexpensive and effective, noting a three Hneed for mx days costs $1.24 and comparing to a month's rent.
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Costa
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John Galin
Tariff
League of Nations
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Wakatsuki
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Minami
Hanzo Kanaya
Army General Staff
the Statesman
T. B. Hospital
Ij Myers Y. Cooper
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