Prohibition Will Return Declares Judge Webber
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports Judge A R Webber replying to T A Conway at the Elyria Lawyers Club. Webber argues prohibition will return despite some voters opposing it, citing lower drunkenness since the 18th Amendment and praising Evangeline Booth for rehabilitating prisoners. He notes arrests fell from about 600 to 150 annually and argues only prohibition can curb liquor crime, while criticizing repeal and government revenue plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
T. A. Conway
Elyria Lawyers' Club
Conway
A. R. Webber
Webber
Salvation Army
Evangeline Booth
Hope Halls
Harry Calvert
Pittsburgh
Elyria
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion Ad Claims
A vintage advertisement urges ending serious coughs with Creomulsion. It touts quick germ fighting, no narcotics, and a money back guarantee via the druggist if the cough or cold persists, highlighting modern science and pleasant taste.
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Creomulstos
Balloon set for stratosphere flight from Goodyear dock
Commander Settle and Fordney prepared for a high altitude ascent aboard a magnesium gondola balloon at Goodyear Zeppelin dock. The crew aimed to reach about 58 000 feet to study cosmic rays and locate an ozone layer, with instruments including a spectograph and devices to record ray intensity and direction. They carried oxygen, emergency rations, a water-landing float and parachutes, planning to sleep via radio contact while facing extreme cold and darkness ten miles up.
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Afs
Goodyear-Zeppelin Airdock
B. F. Fulton
American Aeronautic Association
Leitie
Setile
Earth
Settle
Gaertner
Straisphere
Chicago
Fordney
Settie
Navy
Switzerland
Annapolis
Fordan
Three Elyrians Named Deputy Registrars
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced the appointment of three Elyrian deputy registrars for 1834. Al Mason, Allyan M. Gehl, and Thomas Francis will issue license tags starting December and operate from Murphy's Radiator and Body Shop at 70 Broad Street. All vehicles must display 1934 plates by January 1, with commercial licenses requiring weight slips and shipments sent to Columbus.
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Elyrian Gas
Elyria
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Siice Highway Department
Ing
al Mason
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Allyan M. Gehl
Broadstreet
O. W. Merrell
Glen M. Daily
Bureau
Registrars
Columbus
Death notices for Esther Knox Eva Gaudern and John Hurley
Esther Knox died Saturday at 7 25 PM at the Home for the Aged after a brief illness. Born March 4 1856 in Wellsville Ohio she lived in Elyria five and a half years. Funeral Monday 10:00 AM at Taylor Funeral Home with Rev Karl Meister and Rev Dr E J Bond. Burial in Erie Pennsylvania. Eva B Gaudern widow of Albert Gaudern died Saturday noon after a lingering illness. A Elyria resident for years she leaves one daughter Grace Gaudern. Service Tuesday 3:00 PM at home with Rev E J Bond officiating. Burial in North Murray Ridge cemetery. John W Hurley died Sunday morning at his home 153 Longfellow Street after a brief illness. Survived by widow Katherine and three children James Mary Ann Thomas, plus mother Mrs William Hurley and several siblings in Pennsylvania. Born May 8 1899 in New York City he sold for Swift and Company for six years. Body shipped to New Bazhton Pennsylvania for funeral Wednesday morning. He was a member of the American Legion of Beever Falls Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Knox
Eva B. Gauvern
Eva B. Gaudern
Albert Gaudern
Glovercourt
Elyria
Grace Gaudern
E. J. Bond
North Murray Ridge Cemetery
John W. Hurley
Longfellow Street
Katherine Hurley
James
Mary Ann
Thomas
William Hurley
Pennsylvania
Mr. Hurley
New York City
Swift and Company
Eli- Tia
Nichols Funeral Home
New Bazhton
The
American Legion of
Beever Falls
Plan and penalties spark bank lending debate
The plan imposes penalties on prudent bank management and argues the law lacks reserve accumulation provisions. Critics say it trims risk based expansion, ties to a weak dollar, and would slow long term lending. The Roosevelt era reform proposal drew cold reception from many banks already wary of capital needs and debt burdens.
Auto Stolen From Ninth Street In Cleveland
Mrs. Burton Ross of California Station reported to p07 sheriff departments that her car was stolen Saturday afternoon from Ninth Street in Cleveland.
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Burton Ross
Ninth Street
Cleveland
Thanksgiving Dance and Golden Anniversary at Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Ohio November 2 The Oberlin School of Commerce will host its annual Thanksgiving banquet and dance at Oberlin Inn on Saturday evening November 25. This year the event doubles as a Golden Anniversary for President J T Henderson who marks fifty years with the school. Former students and graduates from across the decades will speak, and attendees include leading business and professional figures from around the world.
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Oberlin
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Inn
J. T. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Teading Business
Club Activities Of Coming Week
Series of Oberlin Women clubs and civic groups announce meetings for November 20 to 22. Activities include Women’s Progressive, Education department, Frank EB Peck Chapter De Molay degree work, Monday bridge, History Department host, Sorosis, American Legion Auxiliary, Missionary Society talk by E Stanley Jones, and Eastern Star Pansy Chapter. Events at various local homes and times.
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Women’s Progressive Club
Margaret E. Barnes
North Main Street
Oberlin Women's Club
Mary P. Mallory
East College Street
Frank EB. Peck
Order of De _Molay
C. W. Carrick
Oak Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
C. H. Yocom
Forest Street
E. Stanley Jones
Sitapur
India
Order of Eastern Star
Busy Week for Boys' Clubs at the Y M C A
The Y M C A hosts a packed schedule with grade school clubs meeting at 4 P M today through Wednesday. Torch Club at 7 2 M will discuss the Century of Progress exposition. Senior Hi Y and Junior Hi Y plan state conference representation in Wooster. Stamp Club meets 7 30 P M Wednesday. Freshman initiation at 7 15 Wednesday. Metal workers at 4 P M Thursday and wood workers Friday. Friendly Indians Club meets Saturday 10 39 A M and a 1 50 P M hike concludes the week.
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Y. M.C
Chicago
Wooster
Stamp Club
Sday
Metal Workers
Y. M. C. A. Bors’ di
Woak Workers’ Group
Friendly Indians
THUMBES HIS WAY TO COUNTY JAIL
Pate Burgas of West River road thumbed his way to the county jail and a $5 fine for intoxication last night. He flagged Deputy Sheriff Joseph Provenza for a ride to the jail and, before Justice Joseph Petro this morning, Burgas said he did not remember the trip.
Petit Larceny Fine For Vasel Glars At City Hall
Vasel Glars of 17 Woodford Avenue was fined five dollars and costs for petit larceny when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Vanoster this morning. He was arrested by B and J railroad detectives after being caught throwing coal off a railroad cat.
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Woodford Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
B& J
Club Meetings and Social Events Planned in Lorain Oberlin Area
A series of local club gatherings and social occasions are scheduled across Lorain and Oberlin. The Kouple Klub meets at John and Mary McConnell's home in Lorain on Thursday evening, with several groups hosting afternoon events at various homes and venues Friday afternoon and evening including the Oberlin Women's Club and East ern Stars luncheon at Oberlin Tavern. Initiation of seven candidates and staff practice are noted.
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Kouple Klub
John McConnell
Lorain
R. P. Harvey
West College Street
Oberlin Women’s Club
Forest Street
Phyllis Wheatley Club
Sam Johnson
North Pleasant Street
The
Eastern Stars
Oberlin Tavern
Peake
Foster
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Oberlin Soccer Team Is Winner
Oberlin defeated Ohio State 3 to 0 in Columbus on November 18. All three Oberlin goals were scored by Wilbur. The team is coached by G. E. Willbond. A return game with Ohio State is set for November 21 in Dillfield.
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Oberlin
Columbus
Ohio State
Wilbur
G. E. Willbond
Dillfield
Eva Kelly Stanfield Wins Divorce From Clayton Stanfield
Eva Kelly Stanfield was granted a divorce from Clayton Stanfield by Judge W B Thompson this morning on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The First Savings and Loan Company filed suit against Robie Turner et al for 1010 alleged due on a promissory note. Foreclosure of property in Elyria is lagged. Jacoby Brothers Company of Lorain filed suit against Pete Katsifis et al for 15 alleged due to an account. Louis Szalay et al filed suit against Columbia Refining Company for 10000 damages for failing to honor a contract on sale of gasoline. Joan T Snyder filed suit against John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company for 5000 alleged due on policy. The British brought to India a literature tui of thoughts on individual liberty.
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Eva Kelly Stanfield
Clayton Stanfield
W. B. Thompsson
First Savings and Loan Company
Robie Turner Et al
Elyria
Jacoby Brothers Company of
Lorain
Pete Katsifis
Louis Szalay Et al
Columbia Refining Company
Joan T. Snyder
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
India
Motorist Escape After Sleep Crash on Cleveland Street
J J Bardlay of Jenny road one mile north of Telegraph road escaped serious injury yesterday at about 3:20 p m when he fell asleep behind the wheel on Cleveland street and crashed into a telephone pole near Beverly court. Bardlay, who had worked all night at National Tube company, said drowsiness overtook him as he was returning home. The collision broke the pole and wrecked his car, police reported.
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J.J. Bardlay
Jenny Road
Telegraph Road
Qarrowly
Cleveland Street
Beverly Court
Barday
National Tube Company
Cleveland
Pollee
Ohio to speed re employment program under C W A
Governor George White lauds President Roosevelts 400 million dollar relief push and unveils Ohio details for Civil Works Administration jobs. By Dec 15, 165000 Ohioans to be employed on a wide range of projects with strict cost controls and county boards for compensation appeals. Executive order directs state departments to aid the effort and speed job creation now.
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Enambier
State House
George White
Roosevelt
Dole
Ohio
Frank D. Henderson
Civil Works
Stanley B. Mathewson
Howard 9. Hunter
Harry L. Hopkins
Hunter
Henderson
Board of Review
G. J. Kane
State Co. W. A
Federal Public Works Administration
Fined for intoxication and disorderly conduct in Eaton Township
Stanley Mazarik of Eaton Township was fined $50 and costs after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro for intoxication and disorderly conduct this morning.
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Stanley Mazarik
Eaton Township
Joseph Petro
Markets in Cleveland and Toledo Grain and Livestock Report
A packed wartime style market summary shows Cleveland and Toledo price levels for grains live stock and produce. It lists Wheat Corn Oats Flour and feeds with specific No 1 red No 3 yellow and other grade prices and notes steady to slow demand for cattle calves hogs sheep and hogs with assorted prices. It also covers home grown produce celery tomatoes and various hay straw and feed prices from the Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Woman 15 Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Mrs Fanny Jackson of 22 Woodford Avenue was fined 10 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct after an arraignment before Mayor W H Vanoster. Police reported a disturbance at 11 p m and officers ordered Mr Jackson to leave until anger subsided but Mrs Jackson shouted from a window. She was arrested after a tussle and taken to headquarters. charges against Mr Jackson were dropped and she was jailed for failure to pay.
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Fanny Jackson
Woodford Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
C. E. Parker
Ernest Oldag
Jackson
Job registration and reemployment office opens at courthouse
The National Reemployment Service sets up in the courthouse to register unemployed residents and place them in civil works projects. Charles Cromling hosts Elyria's office with John A. McKinnon assisting. listing begins with A to L, women registering later. Registration in voting booths planned for safety, with full operation pending December. Local officials from Elyria, Amherst, and surrounding areas attended a Columbus meeting.
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John A. McKinnon
National Reemployment Service
Charles J. Cromling
Elyria
Federal Employment Service
McKinnon
Lorain
Amherst
Columbus
Constipation Relief Ad Claims New Life for Alice Burns
An old remedy advertisement features Alice Burns praising Adlevika for curing her thirty year constipation. The text notes souring stomach and a “new person” after using the product, with credit to C W Phlips, Drageist, and references an advertisement.
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Adlevika
Alice Burns
C. W. Phlips
Drageist
No Increase In Milk Price Seen
In Columbus Ohio Nov 20 no rise in retail milk prices is planned for Cleveland under a tentative code submitted to the Ohio milk marketing commission. The Cleveland area code covers Geauga Lake Summit and Lorain counties and sets ten cents a quart with delivery, nine cents cash and carry, and six cents a pint. A hearing on arguments for and against the code is scheduled for Nov 28.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Geauga, Lake, Summit
Lorain
Roosevelt plans Cuban study then rest at Warm Springs
Number four continues its page one report as Welles travels from Havana to Washington to meet Acting Secretary Philips and state department staff Ten days before returning to Havana he will confer with Roosevelt on Cuban policy While administration allies downplay Welles withdrawal concerns no replacement is planned during the current push to carry out a pro Cuban policy After the Cuba study Roosevelt intends to rest at the Warm Springs foundation in the coming weeks seeking relaxation and ease of mind
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Havana
Washington
Philips
State Department
Welles
Atlanta
Grau San Martin
Roosevelt
Warm Springs Foundation
Auto crash injures driver in Oberlin near Durkee road
An automobile driven by W. J. Nickelson of Oberlin was badly damaged around 6 45 A M today when it collided with a bakery truck operated by Denis Ott of Cleveland on Butternut Ridge road near Durkee road Deputy Sheriff Gerald Nau reported. The rest of the text references a pirate themed phrase about the Spanish Main and irrelevant geography.
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W. J. Nickelson
Oberlin
Denis Ott
Cleveland
Butternut Ridge Road
Durkee Road
Gerald Nau
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Judge Webber
Cuyahoga County
de Bray
Cedar Street
Sederis
Audeata
Elyrians
Miss Gehl
Thomas Francie
RFS
RFT
Joan Mus Fonds
Nat Pual Banking Guthorities
Mhs
Esther Alfsen
Louis Hliss
N. Pleasant St
Hanksgiving
Minute Men
Dean Love
W. H. Seaman
Francis C. Oakley
Ohio College
Springfield
William H. Seaman
Oberlin College
Dayton and Vicinity
Miller Finch
Herkimer
Lee Rowe
Robert Thomas
South Pleasant Street
Amherstburg
Ontario
Canada
George Jackson
Wendolin
Amy Ingraham
Carl Sly
Norwalk
John Norris
la Grange
Steve Zinsky
Columbia Township
F. M. Sponseller
Third Street
Flyin
Toledo Livestock
Ugs
National
Central
South America
Ebyria
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
the O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co. Co
Court Stre
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