MacDonald and Hoover Talk Over Peage
Washington report on the Oct 7 weekend talks between President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald at Rapidan Mountain camp. They reached understanding on naval limits and broader issues, aiming to avoid past tensions at Geneva. France, Italy, and Japan expected to join the London talks in January to continue arms limitation from 1921.
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Washington
MacDonald
United States
Hoover
Rapidan Mountain Camp
Great Britain
Geneva
Japan
Frenece
Italy
Britain
London
Rapidan
High Seas
Mintor
Stimson
RL. Craigie
Foreign Office
Joseph FP. Cotton
Robert van Sittart
Lawrence Richer
Joel Boone
White Horse
When I Was 21 Job and life of S J George in brief
S J George started in the civil engineering corps of the Pennsylvania Railroad, lived in Pittsburgh and Norwalk before 20 years as a railroad man. He joined National Tube Company Lorain plant in 1903 and moved to Elyria in 1910. Since then he has worked in real estate in Elyria and serves as justice of the peace for eight years. He is married with two children and two grandchildren and lives at 224 Eastern Heights. His hobby is fishing and his boyhood goal was to become a civil engineer.
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S. J. George
Civil Engineering Corps
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Norwalk
The
National Tube Company
Lorain
Elys Tia
Justice of the Peace, Aosition
George
Eastern Heights Hou
World Series complete service by Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle Telegram offers complete World Series coverage with United Press wire providing the big games. The Chronicle Telegram will carry scores and a play by play each day and will broadcast the games at its offices for fans who want that service.
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Chronicle Telegram
United Press Wire
Chronicle-Telegram
Cubs to open World Series with Root on mound
Chicago manager Joe McCarthy plans to start Charley Root, 30, after leading NL pitchers with 19 wins, in the Series opener against the Philadelphia Athletics. For the second game Pat Malone will start. The A’s send Lefty Grove, leading the AL with 20 wins, to the mound, relying on his fastball despite Cubs strength against left-handers.
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Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
McCarthy
United Press Today
Chartle Root
Cubs
Perce Lay
Pat” Malone
Athletics
Robert Moses
Grove
Ideal Weather For Opener Promised
CHICAGO October 7 ideal baseball weather was promised by the weather bureau for the opening game of the 1929 world series. Fair weather with not much change in temperature and gentle west to northwest winds becoming variable. The forecast for Wednesday for the second game is probably fair.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Oberlin Man Injured Crossing Street Car
Oberlin resident G Od ties Jackson, 80, of 365 South Main Street, was hurt last night after stepping into a street car corner near Hamilton Street. Investigated by Southwestern Electric officials, he, being hard of hearing, did not notice the approaching car until partly across. He fell to the pavement, suffered a slight cut and bruised foot, with injuries reported as not serious.
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Oberlin
Jackson
South Main Street
Hamilton Street
Southwestern Electric
Two Men Struck By Automobiles In Heavy Weekend Traffic
Two pedestrians were hit while crossing Broad Street during heavy Saturday traffic. T C Biddier of 757 East Avenue and George S Holoback of 301 Broad Street suffered minor injuries as vehicles stopped after collisions or near misses with license ASS-097 and a Burr driver at 215 Sumner Street. In Dover Oct 7 Trwin F Stauffer, a former Dover policeman, drowned when a boat capsized on the Tuscarawas River while fishing with his stepbrother. Byers swam to shore. Stauffer wore a heavy hunting coat and sank. In Cleveland Oct 6 a bandit robbed the New Lake Shore hotel of $22. cashier Miss Mary Reed saved $700 by tipping the money envelope to the floor when ordered to raise her hands.
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T. C. Biddie
East Avenue
Broad Street
Biddie
Biddle R
George S. Holoback
Burr
Sumner Street
Dover
Trwin F. Stauffer
Trumbull County
Sherif
Tusca- Tawas River
Stauffer
Leo Byers
Byers
New Lake Shore
Mary Reed
Chamber of Commerce to Hold Fire Prevention Dinner
Chamber officials finalize plans for a members dinner Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the First Congregational Church with Fire Prevention Week themes. Richard E Vernor of the Western Actuarial Bureau will speak on community fire prevention. Earl Bacon to outline fall and winter plans. Kiwanis quartet and an orchestra provide music. dinner is free for members with many reservations.
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Chamber of Commerce
First Congregational Church
Richard E. Vernor
Western Actuarial Bureau of
Chicago
Vernor
Middlewestern
National Fire Waste Council
Insurance Department of
United States Chamber of Commerce
Verner
Chamber
Earl Bacon
William Struck
Kiwanis
Columbus Fireman Dies While Attempting Rescue Plan
Fireman Paul Altenbach died as he entered a well to save Espey Mock 29 plant engineer who had fallen and died earlier. Mock’s nephew Leonard Mock found the scene after seeing his uncle’s bloodied cap in the water. Gas seepage in the well likely overpowered Altenbach as he lowered on a rope to reach the victim. Grappling hooks recovered Mock and Altenbach’s bodies.
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Columbus, O
Paul Altenbach
Espey Mock
City Ice & Fuel Company
Mock
Leonard Mock
Mack
Altenbach
Alenbach
Bomb blast damages Youngstown store. no injuries
In Youngstown on October 7, a bomb wrecked the rear of Joe Tata’s brick store. Tata and his family, sleeping on the second floor, were thrown from bed but unharmed. Detectives suspect a secret society opposed by Tata placed the bomb. Surrounding windows shattered. building to be rebuilt.
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Youngstown
Joe Tata
Tata
French Fliers Set Nonstop World Distance Record
French fliers Deudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte report landing in Heilungjiang on September 29 after a nonstop 5,958 mile flight from Lebourgec Field Paris to Manchuria. The telegram notes the record distance and that they reached Tsinzburg by October 6, continuing the journey to Tsitsiber.
Fire Prevention Week Begins Nationwide Observance
Nation wide Fire Prevention Week, proclaimed by President Hoover, opens with plans for widespread local activities. Elyria reports 1928 fire losses at 60 168 dollars, triple 1926 and 1927, prompting emphasis on year round prevention and citizen cooperation to reduce fire waste and injuries.
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Hoover
Insurance Department of the
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
W. N Bates
Elyria
Cleveland Castings Co Cashier Found Dead in File Room
Edwin H Williams a 55 year old cashier at Cleveland Castings Co was found with a bullet wound to the brain in a file room after turning over his books to assistant William T Strickland. Police report irregularities alleged by Strickland denied by him. Williams father of three.
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Cleveland
Edwin H. Williams
Cleveland Castings Company
Wiliams
Autior
William T. Strickland
Strickland
Williams
Rocom
Joseph Knepa
Robert Wisweil
Lindberghs And Scientists Study Ancient Cities
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, with his wife and two Carnegie Institution scientists Dr Oliver H. Rickettson and Dr A Kidder, conducts a four day aerial survey of northern Guatemala British Honduras and Yucatan to seek buried Maya cities along the Belize river from Belize to Cayo and Yaxha then north over Tikai.
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Belize
B. H
Charles A. Lindbergh
Central America
Oliver H. Ricketson
Carnegie Institution
A. ¥. Kidder
Archaeological Department
Lindbergh
Guatemala
British Honduras
Yucatan
Campeche
Quintana Roo
Belize River
Cayo
Yaxha
Tikai
Ohio road horrors claim eight lives in weekend crash spree
United Press reports eight killed and many injured across Ohio as storms of wrecks unfold. Cleavelanders Annz Sofgal Virginia Caine and an unidentified man die in separate crashes. Mrs H H Everard and three children injured when driver loses control near Mount Sterling. Mrs Mary Hart and Anna Weichart perish in Gallia and Delphi thefts. Emmett Rice dies in ditching car driven by Glen Guntile. Guntile faces manslaughter charge. In Sandusky, Otilla Hehl Farr dies after being struck by Thomas Krafty. Bratten dies after arm and leg pinned by caboose near Martins Ferry. Crowd escapes near Cleveland only to witness a runaway car roll into Jewish New Year worshippers. Judge Jacob Stacel among the injured.
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United Press
Ohio
Gallipolis
Mary Hart
Anna Weichart
Delphos
Emmett Rice
Glen Guntile
Hamilton
Gunile
Sandusky
Otilla Hehl Farr
Thomas Hi. Krafty
Hkratty
Joseph A. Embten
Ballinigre
Ohio- Competer
Teg
Martins Ferry
Cleveland
Heights
Jacob Stacel
Eight Killed In Three Airplane Crashes Sunday
Aerial accidents across the nation killed eight people yesterday. In Texas a monoplane crashed from 1500 feet near Leona killing Marvin Potter Teague Leon Lynch and Allan Powell and pilots Bryan Heflin and two passengers. At Moberly Missouri a plane crash during opening ceremonies killed Paul Rowland and Miss Deldee Hardin. In Altoona Pennsylvania Baker Dieh fell 2800 feet after his parachute failed during a jump from a plane piloted by Lieut. Ernest Hewitt.
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Chicago
Leona
Tex
Marvin Potter
Teague
Texas
Jack Brooks
Dallas
Leon Lynch
Centerville
Allan Powell
Bryan Heflin
Huntsville
Paul Rowland
Deldee Hardin
Mznerly
Moberly
Baker Dieh
Altoona
En Est Hewitt
Council To Have Busy Session Tonight
October city council meets in the council chamber at City Hall to discuss a proposed ordinance licensing all barber and beauty shops. The Board of Health supports the health measures in the ordinance and local barbers urged action at the prior meeting.
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Board of Health of the City
O. K.ed
John Coolidge Returns From Maine Honeymoon
John Coolidge and his wife Florence Trumbull returned from their Maine honeymoon and planned to settle in a Westville apartment after visiting her parents in Plainville.
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New Haven
Conn
John Coolidge
New Haven Railroad
Florence Trumbull
Maine
Coolidges
John H. Trumbull
Plainville
Westville
Steamer Bakken Sinks After S O S Signal
Reports from Copenhagen say 25 people drowned when the Norwegian steamer Bakken Siren sank near Floroe after responding to the Hazen WII S O S. The San Lucer rescued 58 passengers. No details on the disaster were available.
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Copenhagen
Bakken
San Lucer
Lake Road 10 Delayed This Year By Contractors
Lake road from Avon Lake to Lorain through Sheffield Lake village will not be paved this year. Hill and Hill Elyria contractors awarded the contract say preliminary work begins Wednesday with drains sewers and bridge work while paving is postponed to early next season due to late season. The project spans about three and a half miles and aims to reach Lorain city from the Cuyahoga county line but this was delayed by funds for Sheffield Lake’s share.
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Avon Lake
Lorain
Sheffield Lake Village
Hill and Hill
Elyria Contractors
State Highway Department
Cuyahoga County
Lorain City
Sheffield Lake
Fall trial on bribery charge set to begin today
Albert B. Fall the former Interior Secretary, aged 68, left his sick bed to attend the District of Columbia Supreme Court for the opening of his bribery trial. Doheny, an oil magnate and longtime friend, testified readiness to support Fall as federal prosecutors weigh the wider implications for related indictments and ongoing cases.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Court House
Doheny
California
Fall
Goverment
Oxenl J. Roberts
Atles Pomierene
Elks Hills Calif. Naval Oil Fields
Dohenr
Joan
New York
Taft Asks Five More Judges In Prohibition Fight
Chief Justice Taft urged Congress to add five federal judges to strengthen law enforcement against Prohibition. His report from the annual conference with seven circuit judges called for more help for federal prosecutors U S marshals and court clerks and for expedited action on criminal cases.
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Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Just Taft
Taft
Congress
U. S
Amendment to ban liquor purchases urged in senate
Washington October 7 Senator Sheppards Democrat Texas author of the eighteenth amendment demanded an amendment to the Volstead act that would make it unlawful to purchase liquor in the United States The move aims to tighten prohibition enforcement and curb sales by consumers and retailers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sheppards Democrat
Texas
Committee for Lobby Probe Named
A Senate judiciary sub committee with strong independent Republican strength was named to probe Washington propaganda sources. Senator Thaddeus Caraway of Arkansas chairs. William Borah, Thomas J. W. and John G. Blaine join the five member panel. Norris to appoint the board. expected to wrap up within 20 minutes inquiry plan. Walsh seeks manganese lobby probe alongside Wheeles and Orrie.
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Washington
Morris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Thaddeus Caraway
Dem
Ark
William E. Borah
Idaho
John G. Blaine
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Ge Arthur Rodinsas
Indiana
Norris
Board of Investigation
Walsh
Mont
Senate Finance Committee
Wheeles
Orrie
Carawey
Central Alloy Co Acquires Interstate
Massillon C Ohio Oct 7 Central Alloy Steel announces acquisition of the Interstate Tron and Steel Company of Chicago by F J Griffiths chairman of Massillon company This adds about 17 million to Central Alloy assets bringing total to over 92 million The aggregate ingot capacity rises to 1 935 1000 tons An extensive development of western markets is planned Continental Shares Inc and Cliffs Corporation Investment Companies are understood to have important interests in the acquisition
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Massillon
Interstate Tron and Steel Company
Chicago
Central Alloy Steel Corporation
F. 3. Triffiths
Massillon Company
Central Alloy Corporation
Inter- States
Continental Shares, Inc
Cliffs Corporation Investment Companies
German foreign minister buried as crowd watches procession
A large crowd, about a half million, attended the funeral of Gustav Stresemann. The Reichstag to Linden cemetery march featured President von Hindenburg, Stresemann’s widow, and Chancellor Mueller in tribute to the late statesman. Mueller praised Stresemann’s role in postwar reconstruction and peacetime leadership. In a separate item, Glen Guntle, 52, was charged with manslaughter after his car plunged into a ditch killing Emmett Rise, with the coroner citing reckless driving.
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Gustav Stresemann
Reichstag
L Len
Oatesman
Tresemann
Ferleien Ofice
Hamilton
Glen Guntle
Emmett Rise
Guntleway
One Man Pleads Guilty in Common Pleas Court Arraignments
In a morning session Judge W. B. Thompson presided over arraignments for 23 defendants. Charles R. Sherwood of New York pleaded guilty to forging a $1 check on his wedding trip and received a one year state penitentiary term. Several others entered not guilty pleas or were excused. bonds varied from 0 to 1000 dollars, with pending appearances and continuations noted.
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Common Press
W. B. Thompson
Charles R. Sherwood
New York
Bernard McDonald
Jack James
Clarence Young
Harris Wart
Oliver Scott
Lloyd Lunn
Tony Trujillo
Monica Ranterla
Thomas Brazos
Frank Justin
LeRoy Jones
Alfred Pember
Joseph W
Fines Assessed by Judge in Liquor Case Arraignments
Five hundred dollars in liquors were handed out by Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson this morning when two offenders were arraigned and pled guilty to charges of possession of intoxicants. Mike Toman of North Olmstead pleaded guilty and was fined 300 dollars and costs. Frank Merki of Lorain pled guilty and was fined 260 dollars and costs. John Golter, Lorain, pleaded not guilty to possession of liquor and his trial was set for next Monday.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Mike Toman
North
Qlmstead
Lorain Connir Line
Frank Merki
Lorain
John Golter
Lorai
Justice
J. George
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New Yorker
Want
Road _co tien
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