Crowder Heads to Hill Today in World Series Showdown
Washington Senators manager Joe Cronin turns to ace Alvin Crowder to even the World Series against the New York Giants. Crowder opposes Hal Schumacher, as the Giants seek a 2 1 victory after winning Game 1 2 to 1 yesterday.
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Alvin Crowder
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
al Schumacher
New York Giants
Crowder
Hal Schumacher
Giants
New York
U. P
World Series Lineups Set As Giants Face Senators
Lineups for today’s game list Senators Myer Goslin Manush Cronin Schulte Kubel Bluege Sewell Crowder and Giants Schumacher Mancuso Critz Terry Ott Davis Jackson Mancuso Ryan Schumacher with umpires Moriarity Pfirman Ormsby Moran. Giants win yesterday 4 to 2 and lead series. crowd 45000 at Polo Grounds.
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Senators Myer
Goslin
Manush
If. Cronin
Schulte
Kubel
Bluege
Sewell
C. Crowder
Moore
Critz
Terry
Ott
Rf. Davis
Ef. Jackson
B. Mancuso
C. Ryan
Schumacher
Moriarity
A. L
Pfirman
N. L
Ormsby
Moran
Fires Rage in Griffith Park Traps Welfare Workers
Los Angeles reports reveal 50 to 75 welfare workers died and 42 injured in a brush fire at Griffith Park. The fire, likely sparked by a discarded cigarette, trapped workers in a cone shaped ravine after they built a backfire to combat the flames. Investigations focus on responsibility while firefighters are praised for timely warnings. Robert Barr, 20, was arrested amid prior arson suspicions as authorities await further questioning.
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Los Angeles
Robert Barr
Griffith Park
Ohio Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy Then Cooler
Partly cloudy tonight in Ohio with a slight drop in temperature. Thursday remains mainly cloudy and a touch cooler, with little precipitation expected.
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Ohio
Havana Cyclone Heads for City Prompting Panicked Preparations
Havana authorities warned by the National Observatory that a cyclonic storm had altered course and grown stronger. Residents hurried to prepare, with banks closing, storefronts shuttered, and shopkeepers erecting bulwarks as police and firemen aided the alert.
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Havana
National Observatory
Appointment Made to State Taxation Commission
Columbus Ohio Oct 4 Herman Vail of Cleveland who chairs the Ohio House taxation committee in the 89th General Assembly was appointed by Governor George White on Wednesday to fill the special joint taxation commission seat previously offered to Robert A Tafy of Cincinnati.
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STATE
Columbus
Herman Vail
Cleveland
Ohio House of Representatives
89Th General Assembly
George White
Robert A. Tafy
Cincinnati
Special
Joint Taxation Commission
Lindberghs Arrive in Southampton After Norway Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed at Southampton at 4 50 P M after a swift flight from Stavanger Norway. They departed Stavanger at 11 A M covering roughly 700 miles.
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Southampton
Eng
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stavanger
Norway
Springfield man named supreme court judge by White
Columbus Ohio October 4 Charles B Zimmerman attorney of Springfield was appointed by Governor White to fill the unexpired term of Judge Robert H Day who recently died The appointment names Zimmerman to the state's Supreme Court bench and reflects a shift in the judiciary following the judge's death.
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Springfield
White
Columbus
Charles B. Zimmerman
Supreme Court
Robert H. Day
Reveals slicing of stock melon for millions profit
Senate stock market investigators showed Dillon, Read & Company members profited about 43.3 million dollars in 1929 from syndicated stock sales. They averaged over 50 a share for 81,552 shares bought in 1924 for 20 cents. Robert E Christie Jr testified as president elect of the American Investment Bankers Association, connecting to Clarence Dillon in Dillon Read.
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Washington
Dillon, Read & Company
Senate
Robert E.christie, Jr
American Investment Bankers’ Association
Clarence Dillon
Man Killed in Violence at Indiana Coal Mine
In Sullivan Indiana one man was killed and another severely beaten today as violence erupted again at the Starburn coal mine east of Shelburn. Separately Chicago October 4 Miami Florida was chosen by acclamation as the 1934 American Legion convention city.
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Indiana
Sullivan
Ind
Starburn
Shelburn
Miami
Chicago
Fla
The
American Legion
Founders And Donors Day Observed At Elyria Home
Several hundred guests gathered at the Taft Memorial building for the annual Founders and Donors Day at the Home for the Aged. Tribute was paid to Dr. Glezen Asbury Reeder for decades of ministry and eight years as superintendent, and to D. C. Boyd as the Home’s most generous donor. Bishop William F. McDowell of Washington, D. C., spoke on sacrifice and friendship with God, while Mrs. Charles S. Johnson and Mrs. William Searles reviewed the Home’s early history and ongoing leadership.
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Taft Memorial
Elyria Home For the
Glezen Asbury Reeder
D. C. Boyd
F. C. Anderson
W. N. Robertson
Galion
William F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
Institution For the Aged
The
Home For the Aged
Charles S. Johnson
Board of
William Searles
Johnson
Miller Davis contest Cleveland mayor seat in November
In Cleveland Harry L. Davis and Ray T. Miller won top spots in the primary to face off for mayor. Miller led Democrats with 74,750 votes, Davis had 73,902, and Martin L. Sweeney trailed with 59,767 as 215000 voters turned out. Ward results included 33 Democrats, 27 Republicans, four Sweeney Democrats and two independents for the city council across 3a wards.
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Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Ray T. Miller
Martin L. Sweeney
Ray Miller
Sweeney
Miller
Davis
Y Indus Club Discusses Scrip At Weekly Meeting
The Y Indus Club met at the Y M C A for a discussion of scrip and living conditions in Ohio and nearby states. Members reported on transient bar activity and professional transients. Henry Stolzenburg led the MC A membership drive team, with Eugene Hubbard Leonard Fowls Fred Green Harry Harmon Howard Martin Harold Olmsted Carl Schaefer Theodore Washke and William Yoo on the slate.
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Y-Indus Club
Ohio
Henry Stolzenburg
M.C. A
Eugene Hubbard
Leonard Fowls
Fred Green
Harry Harmon
Howard Martin
Harold Olmsted
Carl Schaefer
Theodore Washke
William Yoo
Missouri Man Dies At Age Of 120
Poplar Bluff Missouri October 4 Uncle Ber Hodge aged 120 died today from complications of old age. He had surgery to amputate his left leg on August 28 and was reportedly recovering before being moved to relatives’ home.
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Missouri
Poplar Sluff
Ber Hodge
Parents and Boys Warned by Chief
Chief Standard issued a warning to parents as complaints of porch furniture theft and garden truck damage spread from Eastern Heights. Boys caught during pre Halloween pranks would be taken to the police station until parents arrived and agreed to reimburse damages.
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Police
Standard Today
Stankard
Eastern Heights
Tuition problems loom in Elyria district meeting
Elyria Board of Education devoted most of its October session to tuition issues of outlying districts sending students to Elyria High School. East Carlisle requested a delay in overdue payments as their voters consider a 4 mill levy in November. About 100 East Carlisle students attend Elyria High, with last year’s tuition totaling around 36,400. No action was taken. the board agreed to wait until after the election to seek a settlement. Also noted were widespread district financial strains, including East Carlisle’s decision to temporarily close and reopen on credit, affecting teachers’ pay.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Board of Education
East Carlisle Board of Education
Elyria Board
East Carlisle Board
East Carlisle
Progress In Y Campaign Gathers 40 Plus YMCA Memberships
YMCA workers reported more than forty memberships turned in at campaign headquarters during the first day of a weeklong drive. A report dinner at the YMCA building noted only about half the workers attended, with officials believing actual totals were higher. The campaign continues through the week with a meeting scheduled for tomorrow night.
Attor ney recalls Havana fighting victim Lotspiech
Frank E. Stetson, a local attorney and Western Reserve University alumnus, identified American Robert G. Lotspiech, 55, who was killed in Havana on October 2 during recent clashes. Stetson described Lotspiech as living in the same building and known by the nickname Muchtalk.
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Elyrian
Havana
Frank E. Stetson
Robert G. Lotspiech
Cuba
Stetson
Lotspiech
Western Reserve University
Muchtalk
Incomplete Play By Play From Early Baseball Game
The text describes a partial play by play from a senior baseball game with walks, strikeouts, and misplayed balls. Names such as Myer, Goslin, Manush, Cronin, Kuhel, and Gianta appear amid scattered outs and advances. The fragment ends mid description with several ambiguous actions and errors.
Manslaughter Trial Opens in Court
The trial of Glenn Seeley of Migria for manslaughter began before a jury in Judge W. BR. Thompson's court. Seeley faces charges over the death of Mrs. Nelly Roth of rain, who died when a car she rode in collided with Seeley's vehicle at 28th Street and Elyria Avenue, Lorain, on July 2. Lotspiech, a Lon don native, was linked with Swift and Company as a Cuban executive.
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Glenn Sealey
Migria
W. BR. Thompson
Seeley
Nelly Roth
Rain
Serley
28Th Street
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Lorain County relief costs drop, families on aid fall
Lorain County relief costs have fallen to about 16 000 monthly from 47 000 last April, while families on relief decline from 5 000 to 1 260. Commissioner M A Houghton notes higher supply prices keep per family costs higher, administration stays around six percent. Centralization grows as federal agencies take charge.
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Lorain County
Elyria Rotarians
M. A. Houghton
Elks Club
State Relief Commission
Houghton
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
The
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fed
Reverses Decision In Mandamus Action
Common Pleas Judge A R Webber reverses a prior ruling and upholds Sheriff Clarence Dickins mandamus suit brought by Ben H Atkin of Elgrit to obtain $15,000 in fishing gear. Atkin seeks delivery after bond issues. Jacob Levin says appeal planned. A separate repler action involves Barney Davis with a $1,500 mortgage on the gear.
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Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Clarence W. Dickins
Ben H. Atkin
Elgrit
Atkin
Atkins
Jacob Levin
Court of Appeals
Barney Davis
Meeting Report From Public Works Committee
The article notes a Public Works meeting with a report from the crippled children committee and outlines委 an upcoming hospital visit. Members mentioned include Rev W C Fowler Arthur Giles and Jack Flynn plus visitors from Lerais sed wortt. The visiting committee consists of Robert Hand Geore Gould and WW F Gollmar.
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W. C. Fowler
Arthur Giles
Jack Flynn
the Gates Hospital
Robert Hand
Geore Gould
F. Gollmar
Lerais
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Egan
London
Swift and Company
Middle Avenue
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State Highway Department
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