Texas floods and winds leave towns flooded and lives lost
Torrential floods and cyclonic winds hit West Central and South Central Texas delaying relief. Four killed in floods near Brady and three unidentified bodies, with many missing. Red Cross shelters opened, disease risk rising as waters recede from isolated ranches and towns Melvin and Junction.
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Will Morris
Guadalupe
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Brady Creek
John Shockey
Red Cross
Cranmer
Tony
Melvin
Junction
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Bulkley Attacks Day Law and Tariff in Ohio Rally
Democratic candidate Robert Bulkley denounces prohibition as unconstitutional and mocks the 18th Amendment while accusing the Republicans of broken farm promises and waste. He cites the Farm Board and tariff policy as harmful, urging moderation in protectionism and criticizing the Cooper administration.
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United States
Democratic Party
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Hoover
Cooper
George White
Marietta
Donaiey
Do You Know This Elyrian Rotary Leader
The Elyrian, active in many circles, is best known for Rotary club work. A past president of the local Rotary Club and a District governor of Rotary, he leads service club efforts and community projects.
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Elyrian
Service Clubs
Elyria School Board Holds Routine October Meeting
Elyria City Board of Education met for an October session reviewing teacher certification examinations and reappointing Elsra High principal Shivler to the City Board of Examiners for two years. Members C W Koppes and R C Mastan chaired discussions on building insurance checks, potential rerating of Jefferson and other structures, a thank you from the American Legion for stadium use, and widespread shoe requests for students to attend school.
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Conn. Speaker at K of C Hall Wednesday
A large crowd is expected at K of C hall to hear Peter W. Colling of New Haven speak on a subject of particular interest to Catholics. The meeting is open to the public and will take place tomorrow evening.
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Hospital trustees seek city aid to cover indigent care
Elyria Memorial Hospital asked the city for an additional 19 000 this year to cover past and future indigent cases. Council discussed limiting aid to 5 000 more beyond 10 000 already contracted, as trustees cited illness and unemployment driving up costs and unpaid bills.
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Squire
J. R. Mannix
Charles E. Tucker
Frank Hoover
Hurry Boys And Girls Send In Your Bird Colorings
The Chronicle Telegram invites children under thirteen to color the mourning dove picture printed each Saturday. Clip the image, mail it to the bird editor, and winners receive bird coloring kits as weekly rewards for top colorings.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Corps Draws Seventieth At National Contest
Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps faced a tough national elimination, with Elvira’s unit hit by an injury but optimistic about finals. The Elyrians learned they placed seventieth in the national event, allowing more time for morning rehearsal and a focused parade schedule tomorrow in Boston.
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American Legion Parade Dazzles Boston in World War Veterans Meet
The American Legion led a six hour parade through flag lined streets with about 2,000,000 spectators as 10,000 uniformed legionnaires and affiliated groups marked the 12th annual World War Veterans convention. Alaska opened the line followed by 300 aides and noted guests including Paul V. McNutt and General Edward L. Logan.
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Edward L. Logan
Legion election contest names possible successors for national commander
Ralph T. O Neil of Topeka Kansas and J Munroe Johnson of Marion DC were mentioned as possible successors to O L Bodenhamer as national commander of the American Legion. Supporters claimed they had enough votes to back their candidate Thursday. Frank Schneller of Neenah was also noted in the report.
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Ralph T. O’neil
Topeka
Kansas
J. Munroe Johnson
Marion
D. C
O. L. Bodenhamer
American Legion
Frank Schneller
Neenah
McCulloch to Speak at Republican Meeting Monday Night
Senator Roscos McCulloch a Republican candidate for reelection will address a Republican meeting in Ebyama next Monday night Frank A Stetson chairman of the Republican County Central committee announced The Rialto theater is a possibility for the venue McCulloch plans two speeches in the county before heading to Lorain to speak at a meeting at the Antlers Hotel Also mentioned were Emmet O Neal of Louisville and spokesmen for Detroit and Los Angeles in the bid for the 1931 convention
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Ebyama
Frank A. Stetson
Republican County Central Committee
Rialto Theater
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McCulloch
Wis
Emmet O'Neal
Louisville
Detroit
Los Angeles
Maine man elected head of Forty and Eight
Charles E. Perry of Ritter Maine was chosen national Chef De Chemin De Fer president of La Societe Des 40 Hommes et Chevaux also known as the Forty and eight. Other officers include C Elmer Havylor James O Shepherd C Norman Cole Carl Mosher William D Isons Carl Neilson Geo W Lawrence M R Fitch and Rev A Walaoshuk in various national posts across the organization.
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Charles E. Perry
Ritter, Maine
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American Legion
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Chicago
James O. Shepherd
Edgefield
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C.norman Cole
Richmond
Carl Mosher
Portland
Ore
William D. I.sons
Indianapolis
Commssaire Intendant National
Carl Neilson
Big Harbor
Wash
Conducteur National
Geo. W. Lawrence
Columbus
Gardes de la Parte National
M. R. Fitch
Fayette
Idaho
Herbert Edwards
Historien National
Paul J. McGahan
Washington
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Aumonier National
Parole Granted for Lorain County Inmate Among 47
Dispatches from London Ohio indicate Steve Dollech who was jailed in Lorain County for carrying concealed weapons is among 47 inmates of the state prison farm set for parole today. The list covers multiple inmates to be released following prison terms.
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Lorain County
London
Ohio
Noted Woman To Speak Here Thursday
The Elyria women will hear Mrs. Aloh Griffin of Cleveland speak on Law Enforcement Thursday at 3 p.m. in the First Congregational Church. Griffin is a member of The Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement. Several prominent supporters are listed including Miss Mary Anderson and Ellen Pendleton plus Mary Wooley. The talk follows a recent statement by President Hoover highlighting constitutional duty to enforce laws.
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H. H. Griffin
Cleveland
Congregational Church
Elyria
Aloh So Griffin
First Congregational Church
Griffin
Woman's National Committee For Law Enforcement
Mary Anderson
Rs. Cave Chapman Cart
Cleveland Dodge
Henry Ford
W. F. McDowell
Ellen Pendleton
Wellesley College
Mary Wooley
St. Holyoke Colege
Honover
American Legion
Boston
United States
Elyria council acts on police and fire workers’ protection
A council session approved placing Elyria police and firemen under the state workmen's compensation fund to cover injuries and deaths on the job. The meeting also reviewed zoning changes on Fourth Street to allow apartments, considered a water main renewal on Parmalee avenue, and discussed updated electrical and building codes.
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Sremen
Cit ‘Safety Service
John N.eidt
Pension Board
Eidt
City Planning Commission
Fourth Street
Black River
East River
P. H. Rogers
Ohio Municipal League
Parmalee Avenue
Water Works Committee
Fire and Police Committee
Myron Jones
Buildings and Lands Committee
Lost and found notices seek quick return of items
Local Chronicle Telegram want ads urge quick lost property return. Readers are invited to insert a lost notice immediately to boost chances of recovery, claiming items range from personal belongings to pets. Contact numbers 4412 and 4413 are provided for listings.
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Elyria Plans Major Police Overhaul and New Posts
Elyria council approved a sweeping police ordinance on first reading to add four officers and create new ranks. The plan envisions seven officers on duty at headquarters, at least seven motorcycle policemen, and a largely younger force with a chief, two captains, a lieutenant, two sergeants, a detective, and 16 patrolmen with scale pay. The total annual cost rises about 780 dollars. The measure also requires a new rules set from the city safety director and signals up to seven vacancies due to retirements and new positions.
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