Bandits Hold Up Bank in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on November 26 two masked bandits robbed a Provident Savings Bank branch forcing cashier Oliver Brochmann to open the vault and escaping with about 10 000 in cash and silver. Germann and Brockmann were forced at gunpoint to assist. a shot shattered a boulevard light as they fled. Frank Miller pursued the robbers and noted a blue and tan license plate 109934 possibly Missouri or Minnesota issued.
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Cincinnati
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Company
Oliver Brochmann
Brochmann
Joseph Germann
Brockmann
Germann
Frank Miller
Tony
Missouri
Minner
Elyria Chamber urged growth and lower land costs
Eiira must cooperate to seize growth while Earl Baron, secretary of the Elyria Chamber, told the Wiska Lorain County Real Estate Board at Hotel Newell that Ohio chambers push to attract industries. He cited high land prices and water rates as barriers, noting many new plants may come from larger cities where land is pricier but advocates expect property to be priced at its true value.
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Eiira
Earl Baron
Chamber of Commerce
Wiska-Lorain County Real Estate Board
Hotell Newell
Ohio
Elyria
Recon
Mereland
Women fail in endurance flight attempt at Los Angeles
Bobby Trout and Hilton Smith, women pilots, failed to break the world endurance record after an 18 hour flight. They landed at Metropolitan Airport at 7:01 AM, ending their attempt.
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Los Angeles
Cant
Bobby Trout
Hltnor Smith
Metropolitan Airport
Elyria Banker Plocher Climb From Youth To VP
Alvin J. Plocher began as a 21 year old collector for Lorain County Banking Company now Lorain County Savings and Trust Company. A lifelong Elyria resident, he advanced from bookkeeper and teller to cashier, then 25 assistant cashier, and now vice president and trust officer. He is married with one daughter and lives at 214 Columbus Street. His hobbies include golf and masonry. as a boy he dreamed of becoming a lawyer.
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Alvin J. Plocher
Lorain County Bnking Company
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elyria
Plocher
Lves
Columbus Street
Rotarians Hear Artist On Piano At Newell Hotel
Rotarians heard Cleveland radio artist Smith perform piano pieces at Hotel Newell with local musician Jack Flynn on accordion. Smith illustrated the shift from classic music to modern popular styles and debuted a tune co written with himself titled Did You Pick Me Up To Throw Me Down to an ovation. Walter Kohn introduced Smith and Walter Ayres announced December 12 as an open date for the ladies party. Lorain Rotarians attended as President Hewitt presided.
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Ivories
Hotel Newell
Smith
Cleveland
Rotary Club
Jack Flynn
Walter Kohn
Walter Ayres
William McClelland
James A. Hewitt
Wall Street Reports Optimism From Governing Leaders
Wall Street absorbs upbeat signals amid plans for heavy next year construction by industrial and railroad leaders. Washington hints at farm price boosts to lift purchasing power, with Hyde noting rate cuts would ripple into farm equipment markets and sustain 1930 prosperity. State programs surge as Pennsylvania and Illinois propose large expenditures, utilities plan expansions, and AT&T unit projects push near 3.25 billion. Market activity remains steady at mid summer pace, seen as progress by reform-minded forces.
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New York
Wall Street
Washington
Hyde
Ilinois
Power and Light Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Nine deaths in Ohio hunting season hit nine
United Press reports the season's ninth fatal hunting accident occurred when 17 year old Clayton Bob Litt of Bellefontaine died after a gun discharged during a post school hunt. Another boy was injured and several others were hurt while rabbits were pursued near Marietta. Earlier victims include Carl Haggerman, Leo Hartman, Clement Hampton, Royal Manning, Donald Stanfield, Lewis Crosley, Richard Kunterachmint, and William Dalgrumple, all named victims from various towns.
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United Press
Clayton Boblitt
Bellefontaine
Clayton
William Goodwin
Goodwin
Henry Davis
Marietta
Jesse Hickman
Caldwell
Fearl Parsons
Hen-mond
W. Va
Carl Haggerman
St. Marrs
Leo Hartman
Millersport
Clement Hampton
Yellow Springs
Royal Manning Son
Piqua
Donald Stanfield
Rushylvania
Lewis Crosley
Roswell
Richard Kunterachmint
Norwood
William H. Dalgrumple
Fear Fidsan
Nation mobilizes for Hoover winter economic drive
Washington reports broad mobilization across the nation’s industrial sectors under President Hoover’s leadership. Utilities and construction push for a $2.9 billion program as railroads, federal and state governments promise new spending, wage protections, and farm loan relief amid a run of conferences and pledged cooperation.
City Erecting Traffic Signs
The city is installing new traffic signs ahead of the December 2 ordinance start. About 250 signs of various types will be erected this week, including rules for parking, one way streets, no parking zones and limited time parking. Safety Director John N. Fidt stated the signs follow American Engineering Council guidance and will be placed on downtown white way poles with others in remaining districts.
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Safety Service
John N. Fidt
American Engineering Council
Herbert Honver
Elyria
Ohio
Spark May Have Caused Timms Spring Blast
An inquiry into the Timms Spring company blast that killed six and injured four considers an electric spark from a switch on a machine as the possible cause. Caution officials, led by Coroner Perry and Prosecutor Myera, questioned Timms Spring and Ohio Fuel Gas Co. officials as investigators planned to interview four Elyria Memorial Hospital patients the next day.
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Timms Spring Company
Myles E. Perry
Don W. Myera
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Taday
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Disposition Of Huge Fortune Is Near
New York figures Calve Coolidge Alfred Smith and Julius Rosenwald study how to use eight to five million dollars left by Conrad Hubert for public good. December could reveal official results. Some anticipate racial improvement, medical research and other causes benefiting from the trio’s decisions.
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New York
Calve. Coolidge
Alfred K. Smith
Julius Rosenwald
Conrad Hubert
Slaying Reported Of American In Mexico
Washington reports the slaying of American citizen Carlos A. Burggais in Mexico on November 6. Waldo E. B. Bailey, American vice consul at Mazatlan, said the killers were not identified. Burggais was killed at Fu Fuapa.
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Washingivon
Carlos A. Burggais
Mexico
State Department
Waldo E B. Bailey
Mazatlan
Sinalar
Burggeis
FE Fuapa
Life of Myron T Herrick featured in Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram runs the second installment of Col. T Bentley Mott's biography of Myron T Herrick on an inside page. The first installment published yesterday was well received by local readers across the county.
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Col. T. Bentley Mott
Myron T. Herrick
Chronicle-Telegram
Toraln County
Soviet Troops Advance Into Manchuria Near Hailar
Reports from Harbin say Soviet forces have taken up a position west of Hailar with brief bombing over the city. Washington discusses potential international action as China and Russia face off over Manchuria and the status of the Chinese Eastern Railway under past treaties and the Kellogg pact.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Hailar
Washington
Russia
China
Stimson
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Germany
Britain
The
Hague
Stimuon
Soviet
Elyria Moves Into Film to Sell City to Businesses
Elyria bands together to film a promotional movie showing local industrial and business establishments under the Chamber of Commerce direction. Eddie J. Sheehan of Hollywood directs, with scenes already shot. The film aims to attract residents and prospective industries, and will be owned by the Chamber. It will be distributed to city organizations for screening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elitia
Chatbee of Commerce
Ooficea
Eddie J. Sheehan
Hollywood
Jourain
Elyria
Flyria
Elstia
Chamber
Hearing on Sidle Ditch 251 Assessments
A hearing on assessments for the Improvement of the Lateral number 1 of Sidle ditch number 251 in Huntington township was held today in the county commissioners office.
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Huntington Township
Avon Lake Man Killed in Agh Center Ridge Crash
In West Nover on Center Ridge road a small roadster driven by Emil Beck, 22, of Avon Lake, collided with a farmer's truck. Beck was killed and three others were injured. Clay Flackson, 25, of Avon Lake, was hospitalized with minor injuries. Sauthack brothers F. L. and A. J. Sauthack, occupants of the truck, suffered a severe shaking up. Beck's car caught fire and was extinguished by police and fire squads.
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West Nover
Emil Beck
Avon Lake
Center Ridge Road
Beck
Clay Flackson
Avon ‘Lake
Lakewood Hospital
F. L. Sauthack
A. J. Sauthack
Paris to name street for Clemenceau Father of Victory
Paris plans to honor Georges Clemenceau by naming a major street after him at the next council meeting. Artists race to complete memorials while a plan to acquire the Tiger’s fishing hut as a national museum progresses. A U.S. renter holds Clemenceau’s Rue Franklin flat in trust, resisting offers to sell or transfer ownership.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Vendee
Republic
Clemenceau
Saint Vincent Sur Jard
Statesman
Rue Franklin
James Dovelas
Rescued Survivors From Wrecked Steamer Off Pembrokeshire
The life boat Anglo saved thirty-one survivors from a steamer wreck off Woodstock Point Pembrokeshire after several tries at sea. Eight lives were lost including the chief officer’s wife and the wireless operator. Two women were among the rescued. Norwegian seamen died of exposure or were washed overboard. Survivors were brought to Molesey as the vessel was driven on the rocks by Monday’s gale.
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Mifordhaven
Eng
Anglo
Molesey
Woodstock Point
St. Brines Bay
Pembrokeshire
Anticipate Heavy Holiday Business in New York
President Hoover's message to governors of eight states seeking cooperation in building projects is expected to boost business. In New York City leading stores plan record Christmas trade, with payrolls up as part of gearing for strong demand. Retail brisk due to cold weather and luxury lines remaining steady, while large firms push ahead with major construction projects signaling solid conditions.
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New York
Hoover
New York City
Elyria Chest campaign ends with $97,931.73 total
Final reports show Ely Park thermometer bursting as the Elyria Community Chest tally reaches 97,931.73, over the $97,800 goal by 131.73. Workers, led by J. Thatcher and various divisions, praise large subscriptions and renewed gifts from earlier supporters, moving from gloom to celebration after a tense finish.
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William A. Ely
Elyria
Ely Park
J. E. Thatcher
Ton
Moon
K. R. Jenson
Qiiet
J. L. Moise
Community Service Council
Thatcher
Chronicle-Telegram
A. C. Hudnutt
Community Service
Council
Lnable
F. A. Smythe
E. J. Stankard
A. R. Agate
Lost and Found ad returns small white terrier
Daily Chronicle Telegram recounts how a lost and found notice brought back a small white terrier named Fox Terrina Tut. The ad described the dog as watchful and brown with a rashed ear and a faded tag. Owners are urged to check the column daily.
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Aeed
Chronicle
Telegram
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OHU Records
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White House
United States Chamber of Caummerece
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Ocean
Henry Foard
Julius Barnes
House
Congress
Joseph R. Grundy
Waep-Parner
Timms
Tiber
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