Record Vote Preparations Stir Lorain County
Lorain County election officials plan for a record turnout this fall with 50 000 ballots printed after a 39 557 vote in the last presidential election. Boosted by party machinery and booster clubs, campaigns press voters to register or update addresses by October 18. Lorain Elyria and Sheffield Lake residents must register if not already registered to vote this November.
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Lorain County
Election Board
Board of Election
Elyria
Lorain
Sheffield
Lake
Lo~rain
Sheffield Lake
Junior Patrol Organizes Today At City Hall Meeting
Police Chief EBJ Stankard invites about 120 juvenile officers to a governing meeting in city hall council chambers. After a doughnut and punch reception, they receive junior patrol uniforms and traffic directing instructions for school zones. They gain free movie privileges at Dreamland Rivoli Capitol Rialto at specified times on Fridays Saturdays and Mondays.
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EB. J. Stankard
Council Chambers
City Hall
Dtors
Dreamland
Rivoli
Capitol Theatre
Rialto
Mayor Fines Man for Disorderly Conduct in Morning Arraignment
Mayor John Settler was fined five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct when arraigned before Mayor W. H. Van Oster. Police reported a half pint of liquor found in his pocket.
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John Settler
W. H. van Oster
The Weather Forecast Ohio Partly Cloudy Night to Sunday
Ohio forecast shows partly cloudy conditions tonight with slight warmth in the southern portion. Sunday brings a mix of clouds and cooler readings in the central and northern areas.
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Ohio
Columbus Gas Rate Decision Expected Soon
The Columbus Public Utilities Commission anticipates announcing the gas rate decision by Monday or Tuesday. Commissioner Bricker set a state wholesale rate at 32 cents per thousand cubic feet and a Columbus domestic retail rate of 48 cents, the city’s current rate and the lowest in Ohio, with national domestic averages around 156.7 cents per thousand. A lower rate could trigger downward revisions across many Ohio communities and affect disputes in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Akron, and Youngstown.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
John W. Bricker
Ohio
U.S. Department of Commerce
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Akron
Youngstown
Burglar Bust In Elyria Sees Multiple Break-ins
Police reported an attempted burglary at Inland Finance Co in the Century block. Three other break-ins were logged in the last 24 hours. Suspects forced a back entrance but a bolt thwarted entry. Additional attempts targeted Dr Bevard and T L Moise offices, while copper scrap, an overcoat, clock, and about 3500 cigarettes were stolen from local businesses. A witness saw a tall light haired man drop cigarettes in Mrs Burrel’s yard near 400 East Avenue.
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Inland Finance Company
Century Block
Finance Company
Anthony Nieding
Ht Nieding
Lloyd Sweet
Sweet
R. R. Bevard
T L. Moise
Middle Avenue
Ohio Rag and Metal Company
West Street
Sam Schon
Fast Avenue
Edward Burrel
Schon
Pleads Not Guilty to Reckless Driving
James Morris of Oberlin pleaded not guilty before Judge A. R. Webber to an indictment charging reckless driving. A courthouse error led to yesterday’s incorrect report that he faced manslaughter charges in the same automobile incident that killed Mrs. E. A. Fishiel. Bail was set at $200 pending trial.
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James Morris
Oberlin
A. R. Webber
Court House
Morris
E. A., Fishiel
Viscount Snowden Ends Leadership in British Politics
Viscount Snowden, former chancellor and long time Labor leader, relinquished leadership by handing his seal to the King at Buckingham Palace. He retires as Lord Privy Seal over disagreement with the Ottawa tariff agreement, ending 25 years at the helm.
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Viscount Snowden
London
Labor Party
King George
Buckingham Palace
Lord Snowden
Ottawa
Ohio legislature ends session with all White program enacted
The Ohio General Assembly adjourned after a special session that began last Tuesday, approving Governor White’s full emergency program. A key compromise resolved a deadlock on three salary-cut bills, yielding rates from five to sixty percent for salaries over thresholds, saving state and county payrolls about 2.25 million yearly. The package also includes housing and relief measures, enabling acts, and financial adjustments with RF C support.
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Columbus
General Assembly
White
Senate
House
Election Board
Whits
Ohio Building 2
Federal Home Loan
Report Shows Elyria Industry Rises on Power Use
Industrial activity in Elyria sharpens as September power consumption climbs from August levels in all but two small factories. J B Johnson of Ohio Public Service Co confirms the report indicating accelerating industrial operations.
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Elyria
J. B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Co
Elyria Health at Its Beat
Elyria reports its health status at a high level with near elimination of contagious diseases and only two quarantined homes for less serious illnesses. The Board of Health noted busy activity last month with two public health nurses making 322 visits including 98 infant welfare visits, 28 birth certificates, four baby clinics, and 52 patients at four clinics. Health inspectors logged 247 inspections across markets, grocers, restaurants, milk plants, and bakeries, with several produce and dairy condemnations. City chemist conducted 268 tests, led by 180 milk bacterial tests and 56 chemical tests, plus throat cultures for scarlet fever and diphtheria among others.
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Elyria
G. E. French
Board of Health
Kathryn Fulton
Ethel Agate
Cascade Park
Governor Sees $1600 Salary Cut for Ohio Leaders
Columbus Oct 1 Ohio legislators cut salaries for state officials over two years. Governor drops from 10000 to 8400 annually. President Rightmire at Ohio State University from 13500 to 11200. Supreme Court judges move to 10000. Cabinet, secretary of state, attorney general, state auditor, banks chief, and others reduced. Lower brackets shrink accordingly with scaled reductions for various salary levels.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio
George W. Rightmire
Ohio State University
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Large Inn At Put-In-Bay Burns
The Colonial Inn at Put-In-Bay, a large drinking place from pre prohibition days, was destroyed by fire late last night. Owned by George Gascoyne the loss is estimated at 50 000 dollars. It had recently been moved to Perry Cave entrance. Belief is that arsonists started the blaze.
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Put-In-Bay
Colonial Inn
Gerge Gascoyne
Perry Cave
Mills Galls On Roosevelt 10 Face Issue
Secretary Mills launches trans Mississippi campaign tour urging reelection of Hoover and demanding Roosevelt state his position on soldiers bonus and tariff cuts. He criticizes Roosevelt for misrepresentation of Hoover and questions farm mortgage claims as he says the 1864 election is the most important in memory.
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ST. Louis
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sioux City
Clothing aid for Elyria schoolchildren remains in demand
The Student Aid Station at Franklin School, run by the City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations, reports ongoing need for clothing for Elyria’s schoolchildren. Over 50 children received outfits in the first two weeks, but many were turned away due to limited stock and funds, with Mrs. Jessie C. Robbins overseeing the station.
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Elyria
Franklin
Jessie C. Robbins
Welfare workers to meet at Columbus Ohio
Nine Lorain County welfare and social workers are expected at the forty second annual meeting of the Ohio Welfare Conference to be held in Columbus near Tuesday. Mrs. Gilman is Lorain County's official representative and relief problems will be the major focus. Nearly 1,000 welfare workers from across Ohio are anticipated with addresses by leaders from New York Washington Chicago Detroit and Lansing Michigan.
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Lorain County
Ohio Welfare Conference
Columbus
P. C. Gilman
J. G. Holland
Elizabeth Houghton
Julia Jones
Reuben Baus
J. J. Smythe
C. L. Sotherden
Gilman
Chin
Ohio
New York
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Lansing
Michigan
Not Enough Policemen to Go Around in Chicago
Chicago faces a police shortage as Commissioner John Allman takes a brief vacation. Officers juggle normal duties with the World Series, Governor Roosevelt’s visit, and November election registration. Jewish officers take Yom Kippur off, further thinning the force.
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Chicago
John Allman
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Old Fashioned Fight Looms Over New York City Politics
New York faces a potential knock down and drag out political clash involving Franklin D. Roosevelt Alfred E. Smith Tammany Hall Mayor McKee and former Mayor James J Walker. Stakes include New York's 47 electoral votes nomination for governor and mayor control of city government. Tammany seeks to strip budget power from the mayor and push its own candidate, with Walker Curry Smith Lehman Flynn and Roosevelt all maneuvering for influence. The episode centers on the mayoral race and the broader party fight ahead of state and city elections.
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New York City
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred B. Smith
Tammany Hall
McKee
James J. Walker
America
Tammany
Joseph Vincent McKee
Roosevelt
Charlies W. Berry
Berry
Walker
Court of Appeals
New York County
Madison Square Garden
Broadway
John F. Curry
Curry
Alfred E. Smith
Lmany
Smith
Bate ateather-Nese
McKee Roosevelt
Edward J. Flynn
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Alfred ©. Smith
Lehman
White House
John H. McCooey
Brooklyn
Samuel H. Hofstadter
Elyria Y M C A selects 56 boys for eight campaign teams
Elyria Y M C A names 56 boys as captains and members of eight teams for next week’s drive to win boys memberships. Prizes include trips to Navy Notre Dame games, tickets to Elyria and Lorain events, and a year or months of renewed membership. Captains listed: Grant Keys, Robert Corts, Lawrence Greene, Ralph Fey, Richard Upton, Rodney Long, Paul Conram, William McClellan. plus 6 workers per team.
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Elyria Boys
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Y.M.C. A
Navy
Elyria
Grant Keys
Jack Hauser
Robert Krieg
James Miller
Vernon Smith
Frank Humphrey
Elmer Oswald
Robert Corts
J. B. Johnson
Harold Barres
Rodney Long
James Agate
Thomas Cochrane
Duke Elliott
Robert Minch
Harry Wright
David Hill
Paul Conram
William Amidon
al Luther
Harold Wieland
Ward Travers
Richard Glover
Donald Hutchings
William McClellan
Jack Wood
Jiggs Johnson
Robert Reith
William Fey
Donald Lehman
James Dail
Five Thousand Chinese Repulsed By Jap Troops
BULLETIN Tsitsibar Manchuria five thousand Chinese attacked Anganchi at the junction of the Tao Ang and Chinese Eastern Railway. Japanese bombing planes and reinforcements moved from Tsitsihar to pursue the Chinese. Japanese officials in Mukden learned through the Russian consulate that Chinese captors released all prisoners except Manchukuo officials.
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Tsitsibar
Manchuria
Anganchi
Tao-Ang
Tsitsihar
Ma Chan-Shan
Mukden
Manchuk
Red Cross Moves to New Elyria Quarters
The Elyria Chapter of the Red Cross relocates from the Lo Rain County Bank building to the third floor of the Masonic Temple building. Miss Fern M. Smith, secretary, says the new quarters provide more room for additional relief projects this winter.
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Red Cross
Elyria
the Red Cross
Lorain
Possible federal grand jury action in Insull case
CHICAGO Oct 1 The federal grand jury may act this month in the Insull financial failure case said United States District Attorney Dwight H Green If enough evidence is secured by then action will be warranted State's Attorney John A Swanson adjourned his inquiry until Monday to question Oliver McCormick an official of the Middle West Utilities Company
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Chicago
United Sates
Dwight H. Green
Insull
Green
John A. Swanson
Oliver McCormick
Middle West Utilities Company
Appendix and heart misplacement shocks Cleveland readers
Oct 1 report from Cleveland notes 35 year old George Demas suffered a pain in the left side. Doctors found his appendix on the wrong side and his heart on the right, with abdominal organs displaced.
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Cleveland
George Demas
Confession Reported in Slaying of A. G. McGuerty
Fort Worth police say William Raymond Ryals 22 confessed to killing A. G. McGuerty 33 Elmhurst DL after an auto ride and quarrel. Ryals allegedly dumped McGuerty’s body in the back of the coupe and buried it near Galveston during a trip to Texas.
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Fort Worth
Texas
William Raymond Ryals
A. G. McGuerty
Elmhurst
Galveston
McGuerty
Ryan
Refuse Bail Granted in Lenahan Case for Lorain Police Officer
The state won its first victory in the Lenahan murder case by sustaining the motion to refuse bail for Frank Lenahan former Lorain police lieutenant. He is charged with shooting his wife on August 17 and is held in the county jail. Trial date set for October 24 with jury selection to begin earlier. Lenahan pleads not guilty and insanity. Other defendants pleaded not guilty and were released on bonds as proceedings continued.
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Frank Lenahan
Lorain
Lenahan
Formege
Tex
George A. So
Han
Ley
Charles
F. 5 Adams
John Harding
Lenehan
A. R Webber
Hurley
Lenagan
Adams
Lima State Hospital
L. ¥. Jones
Tony Seraphines
Alfred Kos
Avon Lake
Mike Drisko
Alex Williams
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Elyrir
Finance Co
Elyria Health
Mills Galls
Demas
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