Strikers Clash With Deputies At Ohio Insulator Plant
In Barberton Ohio November 21 4UP Fire hose play and riot squads kept back striking workers who attacked the Ohio Insulator Company plant as riot police and deputies fought to quell the disturbance. Injuries were reported among guards bystanders children and pickets during a day of renewed clashes as negotiations faltered and a six point peace plan was discussed.
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Barberton
Ohio
Ohio Insulator Company
Zoss
Nacional Brotherhood of Operating Potters
Jim Flower
Earl Baris
Poisoned Baking Soda Mystery Deepens In San Francisco
After 43 hours of inquiry by police and health officials the poisoned baking soda deaths remain unsolved. Investigators suspect deliberate contamination in two pound cans sold at a cut rate store. About 289 families bought the product. three died and 21 fell ill from arsenic and fluoride. Warnings from health officer Dr J C Geiger followed the death of Mrs Katherine Geiger.
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AN Francisco
J. C. Geiger
San Francisco
Katherine
Gsie
Young Men's Republican Club Meets Tonight in Elyria Bank
The Young Men's Republican Club of Lorain County will meet tonight in the Directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Bank. Membership teams will report. An interesting meeting is planned and all members and friends are urged to attend.
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Young Men’s Republican Club
Lorain County
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Ohio Weather Outlook Sees Rain Then Snow Likely
Cloudy with light rain this afternoon and light rain in the east tonight likely changing to snow flurries. Much colder tonight with Friday mostly fair but colder in the east and south portions.
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Ohio
May Deprive Italy Of Oil And Steel To Paralyze War Industries
League advisors plot a plan to embargo oil coal iron and steel to cripple Italy's war industries. Aimed at forcing Italy to pause arms production, the move hinges on coordinated measures by League nations led by Jose de Va Portugal with consultations expected by November 25 or 27. The strategy follows Roosevelt Hull trade restrictions and Argentina's voluntary commodities cut, signaling broad League support though neutrality remains a concern for the United States and Germany.
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Italy
Wallace Carroll
United Press
Geneva
League
Industras
Jose de Va Portugal
General Nations
Consular League
W League
Ethiopia
Pres Roosevelt
Ent
Cordell Hull
Germany
Argentina
League Nations
UW Hale
Roosevelt
Demath
United States
America
16 Appointed To Head Drive For G. O. P. Funds
The Republican National Committee set a December 16 meeting in Washington to boost conventions and appointed 16 bankers, industrialists and lawyers to lead fund drives against the New Deal. Chairman Henry P. Fletcher aims for a nationwide campaign to enlist major financiers in opposing Roosevelt in the 1936-56 era, seeking to defray campaign costs for a GOP bid for the White House.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
National Democratic Organization
Probablr Il
William B. Beil
American Cranamid Company
Republican Finance Committee
Fletcher
GOP
Roosevelt
White House
Foremen's Club To Meet This Evening
About 75 firemen and executives from Elyria industrial plants are expected at the Elyria Foremen's Club November dinner at MW C at 6 54 tonight. W C McClellan, club secretary, reports. Raymond Huston will describe life in Russia, and tenor Wayne Garland's orchestra provides music.
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Elyria
W. C. McClellan
Club Secreta
Russia
Raymond Huston
Eiitia
Orpheus Chorus of
Cleveland
Ohio State Farm Bureau Convention Opens
The Ohio State Farm Bureau and its affiliated cooperative organizations opened a two day convention in Columbus Ohio with about 4900 people in attendance from across the state.
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Ohio State Farm Bureau Convention
Columbus
Navy
Ohio State Farm Bureau
Action Planned Under Whisky Receipt Ruling in Ohio
Columbus officials move against dealers after Attorney General Bricker states warehouse receipts for whiskey stored in bonded warehouses are securities. Edwin Judy of the securities division orders licensure for all dealers and salesmen within ten days and registration of each receipt line. The division will set regulations to curb fraudulent receipts and require literature and financial responsibility from dealing companies. Prosecutions may follow for past illegal sales where buyers suffered losses.
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John W. Bricker
Edwin Judy
Judy
Jude
President In Dixie Today
President Roosevelt visits Warm Springs Georgia to oversee government affairs for three weeks from a base in the Georgia hills. He travels with budget figures for review with fiscal experts and plans talks with Warm Springs foundation infantile paralysis patients. He will stay until December 8 then travel to Chicago for a former leaders meeting and then Notre Dame for an honorary degree.
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Warm , Springs
Roosevelt
Dixie
Georgia Hills
Washington
Warm Springs
New York State
Warm Springs Foundation
Chicago
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
Ohio House weighs legalizing bookmaking and tax bills
Columbus November 21 The General Assembly considers a Rose measure to legalize bookmaking in Ohio with licenses fees and revenue split between the state fund and a pension fund Commission action would license bookmakers and cap licenses by population The House also passes a bill restoring theatre tax and contemplates beer stamp taxes while approving Senate and House supplemental appropriations for operating expenses
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Columbus
Ohio
Generals Assembly
Ed Rose
Akron
Oud
State General Fund
Old Are Pension Fund
Rose
House
Senate
Julian Schweller
Putnam County
Wilk
MeIntrre
Chio
Brand
P. E. Ward
J. M. Hodson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Tax Commission
Br Rep
Ward
State Taxy Commission
Easure
Sesson
Hone
McCuNoch
Miami County
Sen
Herner
Huron County
District Hi V Club Council Reorganization Planned
Plans to reorganize a Lorain County Hi V Council include representatives from Elyria Oberlin Berea and nearby villages with monthly meetings. The new council will mirror last year’s structure and include clubs from Elyria Lorain Oberlin North Olmsted Berea and Vermilion.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Oberlin
Berea
Lorain
North Olmsted
Vermilion
Probe into Lorain School Funds Embezzlement
A grand jury probes alleged misuse of Lorain school funds led by clerk Eli aéd. Subpoenas issued for twelve board members and a state examiner report about about $2,699 missing. Board members Phillip s, D. W. Lawrence, Kiam F. Grall, S. B. Bur an, Walter Nielsen were summoned. manager Walter Pillans also called. Jury to conclude session this afternoon.
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Grend
Lorain
Eli Aéd
Rhe Ess Macer
Realstate
Phillips
D. W. Lawrence
Kiam F. Grall
S. B. Buran
Walter Nielsen
Walter Pillans
Daeschner Wins For Mayor of Avon Lake
Avon Lake mayoral recount strengthens W. J. Daeschner lead as he finishes 370 to 261 over J. Bouse. Sheffield Lake marshal recount ends in a coin toss with Walter LeRoy Clites losing to William McHinley. Council recount leaves three tied. Monroe and Huebner elected after hat draw. Lorain city recount underway to determine mayoral winner between FE A Braun and William Grall.
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Sheffield Lake
Avon Lake
W. J. Daeschner
Daeschner
Bouse
Marshal
Walter LeRoy Clites
William McHinley
Clites
Council
John Crompp
C. C. Monroe
Lioyd Huebner
Earl L. Rath
Loz
Monroe
Huebner
Crompp
Lorain
FE. A. Braun
William Grall
Amherst Hospital Aid Requested By Amherst Delegation
A Amherst delegation led by Mayor Cooper asked Governor Davey to widen the current session of the central assembly to allow consideration of state aid registrations for the Amherst community hospital. The hospital operates on a cooperative basis and seeks funds, but township funds cannot be diverted. Representative Ashbelr from Lorain County said he would try to permit payments to the hospital and others as the governor broadens the session. Conrad Zich, former hospital board president, was mentioned in the discussion.
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Columbus
Amherst
Siert Cooper
Yesterdar
Davey
Central Assembly
Amherst Community Hospital
Nox Heinz
W. EB. Ashhelr
Wilentz Opposes Hauptmann Plea in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
Attorney General David T. Wilentz of New Jersey filed a brief opposing Bruno Richard Hauptmanns plea to review his conviction and death sentence for the kidnapping and killing of Charles Lindbergh Jr. The brief could allow the Supreme Court to act on the petition, with the court expected to recess Monday and reconvene December 9.
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Washington
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Supreme Court Today
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Chest Workers Pledge Drive Surges in Elyria Campaign Progress
About 209 Elyria Community Chest workers canvassed homes today as the drive for pledges continues toward a $65,782 goal. First reports show $17,387.36 pledged, with $43,394.64 still needed. industrial division totals and specific plant contributions indicate rising support. A noon meeting at the YMCA will update officials on yesterday’s and today’s progress with Rev. James A. Richards speaking. The effort reflects stronger business participation and worker generosity across industries.
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Elyria
Elyria Community Chest
Feport
M. C
Chest
James A. Richards
First Congregational Church
Oberlin
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Thew Shovel Company
Timms
Eirria Foundry Company
Foreign trade at high level in October 1934
American foreign trade in October reached its heaviest level since March 1931 with exports totaling 221,215,000 and imports at 189,240,000. Exports rose 12 percent and imports 17 percent from September, yielding a trade surplus of 31,975,000 despite warnings against trading with Italy.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Italy
Mussolini to furlough 100000 soldiers for three months
Rome reports that about 100000 soldiers in Mussolini’s million man army will receive a furlough of three months to bolster defense against League penalties. Families and sole earners are prioritized. War ministry preparing order to release troops for farming and industrial output.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
War Ministry
Police fire into a mob in Cairo strike clash
In Cairo on November 21 police fired buckshot into a mob trying to enforce a general strike. One man was wounded as clashes erupted in the city center near the opera. Police acted to prevent disorder during a protest against killings in recent riots and against British influence in government. Students led the strike, aiming to compel bazaar keepers to join, with earlier clashes in outlying districts.
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United Press
Cairo
Rioting Spreads to Central City Near Independent Newspaper
A demonstration near the Independent iNewspaper Abram office in Central City escalated as police moved in and a mob attacked street cars and buses. One vehicle crew member and one passenger were injured during the unrest amid the danger area.
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Independent iNewspaper Abram
Vehcemian
Martin's Ferry mayor elected by one vote margin
Lee Woods, Republican, won the Martins Ferry mayoral race by one vote after a recount. Woods finished with 2,939 ballots to incumbent Edgar Irwin’s 2,938, transforming the tight contest into a new city leadership.
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Martin’s Ferry
Martins Ferry
Lee Woods
Edgar Irwin
Irwin
Woods
Two Famous Attorneys Enter Battle
Washington November 1 News reports that the administration urged the Supreme Court to require processors of farm products subject to processing taxes to pay first and litigate later. John W Davis and former New York Governor Nathan Miller joined William A Perkins to seek intervention in the Hoosac Mills case for Hy Grade Food Products National Biscuit Co and P Lorillard Co as processors of basic agricultural commodities.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Rice Millers
John W. Davis
American Liberty League
Nathan JL. Miller
New York
Wiliam A. Perkins
peti_tion
Hoosac Mills
Hy-Grade Food Products Corporation
National Biscuit Co
P. Loribard Co
United States
Hopkins Ultimatum to Ohio Receives Government Aid Notice
Works Progress Administrator Harry L. Hopkins issued an official notice to Ohio announcing a grant for direct relief. He warned that after December 1 the state must address aid for unemployed workers. The ultimatum came during a conference with Major Harold H. Burton of Cleveland, who said Governor Davey planned to meet with Cuyahoga County officials to discuss new state taxes for relief needs.
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Washington
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Ohio
Hopkins
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Daver
Cuyahoga
Safety Slogan Award To Be Presented Tonight
Tonight at eight o clock the General Industries safety slogan award will be presented at the high school auditorium. The event interests the public and employees alike and is announced to welcome all who are curious. Harry Saint of the Department of Health and Safety in Columbus will speak, with several entertainment acts to follow.
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General Industries
Harry Saint
Department of Hand Safety
Columbus
Statewide school aid distribution details released
Lorain County to receive 103 618 in a state wide advance district tax funds. Auditor Joseph T Trarr reports the dissolution bases aid on 5 per pupil attendance with 1 from the phase tax fund and 4 from the s2 tax. A final solution expected in January will average 2 per pupil.
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Lorain Coant
Todar
Joseph T. Trarr
Allendance
Tracy
Don’t-wants sale ad seeks quick cash for items
Local notice urges readers to place want ads for furniture clothing and other unwanted goods to secure cash. Shoppers can list items for Christman buying, with contact by phone 4412 4413 for quick pickup or sale.
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Barbertox, O
Ohio Insulator Co
Hugh D. Friel
U. S. Labor Department
G. O. P. Funds
Whisky Receipt
Amherst Hospital
Wilentz
Hauptmann
Mussolini
Budapest
Hungary
Szeged
Interior Ministry
Public Utility Holding Act
Wilmington. del
Crare Electric Power Company
Wvskriet
Bulletin
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