Roosevelt Warns Capital and Labor to Put War Effort First
President Roosevelt in Washington at the Samuel Gompers Memorial dedication urged both sides to set aside industrial disputes until the national war effort succeeds. He warned recalcitrants on both sides and praised cooperation with the administration s recovery drive. He recalled early labor reforms and noted progress against child labor via the National Recovery Act.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Samuel Gompers
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Alfred E. Smith
New York State
L Wice
United States
Ohio Weather Forecast Cloudy With Showers Tonight
Ohio forecast predicts cloudy skies with showers tonight and in the north and east portions. Sunday brings slightly colder conditions, especially in the northwest area, with the possibility of lingering showers into Sunday morning.
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Ohio
Northwest
Red Cross Pep Meeting Set for October 19 in Elyria
A Red Cross campaign feature announced today outlines a pep meeting for workers in the Elyria Chapter Roll Call. The event will be held Thursday night October 19 at 8 PM in the Elyria High School auditorium, with John Cremer Jr of the Cleveland Chapter as principal speaker.
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Elyria
The
Red Cross
Elyria High School
John Cremer, Jr
Cleveland
of the Red Crags
Desperadoes Enter Trap Near Tucumcari
Wilbur Underhill and Robert Brady, accused killers, were captured after a trap east of Tucumcari, New Mexico. Sheriff Ira Allen and deputies shot at Brady, who was wounded in the back, as the pair surrendered. Brady reportedly faces death. Underhill remained silent. The car held multiple firearms and over 3300 dollars in pockets. Both men had a history in the Kansas City Union Station killings and an escape from Lansing prison.
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Tucumcari
N. M
Wilbur Underhill
Robert
Big Boy
Teviv
Underhill
Allen
Brady
Kansas City Union Station
Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Harvey J. Baller
Charles F. Urschel
Senator Dale of Vermont Dies at 66 in Island Pond
United States Senator Porter Hinman Dale of Vermont died after a months long illness in Island Pond. A Republican, he served in the House from 1915 to 1923 and in the Senate from 1923 to 1932 with reelections in 1926 and 1932. Born March 1, 1867, in Island Pond he practiced law after studying in Philadelphia and Boston.
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Island Pond
United States
Porter Hinman Dale
Vermont
Dale
House
Senate
Dillingham
Congress
Senator Dale
Philadelphia
Boston
Kidnaping Ring Sentenced Under Lindbergh Law
Oklahoma City Oct 7 Federal Judge Edgar S Vaught imposed life terms on Harvey Bailey Albert L Bates R G Shannon and Mrs Ora Shannon for the 200000 ransom kidnaping of Charles F Urschel. Armon Shannon got 10 years suspended. Skelly and Berman of St Paul got five years each. George and Katherine Kelly pleaded not guilty and go to trial next week.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Edgar S. Vaught
Harvey Bailey
Albert L
Bates
R. G
Boss) Shannon
Ora Shannon
Charles F. Urschel
Armon Shannon
Shannons
George
Kelly
Charles A. Lindbergh
Urschel
Helly
Memphis
Hyde
New Smoke Stack To Be Built At County Home
County commissioners consider constructing a new sixty foot smoke stack at the County Homes to replace one that fell recently. The top thirty feet rusted and broke off, crashing onto the heating building roof during preparations to paint. No injuries were reported.
Telephone Company Founder Dies in Paris
Hernand Behn, president and co founder of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company, died today at St. Jean De Luz after four weeks of critical illness. He was a pioneer in international communications and helped build a global network. He led ITT with a vision of expanding telephone services worldwide.
Crisis over German demand for armament equality in disarmament talks
London reports a grave crisis as Germany demands immediate equality of armaments with other powers. Disarmament talks face deadlock with fears the Geneva conference may adjourn in failure. Mussolini might invite British French and German premiers to northern Italy amid a looming naval arms race and Italy risks hosting a critical decision.
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Germany
United Press
London
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Great Britain
France
Geneva
Japan
United States
John Simon
Pacific
Adolf Hitler
Prestie
Rome
Shein
Hearing On Suit Against O P S Is Postponed
The city’s hearing on an injunction suit against Ohio Public Service Company over commercial electric rates was postponed again. Both sides agreed due to court workload, and next week’s session will consider a temporary injunction to switch 760 commercial users from a 12 month demand charge to a one month charge. The case seeks an accounting and refund of any overcharges dating from September 1931 when the ordinance took effect.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Howard Butler
Frank M. Stevens
Dry Rally At First M. E. Church In Lorain
Prohibition supporters across Lorain County plan a 7 30 PM rally at the First Methodist Church here to urge votes for the dry amendments next month. Ashland’s Dr Charles Bame will speak as Judge A R Webber notes widespread state meetings to energize voters.
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Prohibition
Lorain County
M. E
Charles Bame
Ashland
A. R. Webber
Mqnor
Webber
Associated Charities Officers Re elected and Reports Given
The Associated Charities reports 488 cases carried over 827 new cases added 106 reopened and 1 093 closed in the year ending last Saturday. Officers re elected are Charles Sotherden president J B Thomas secretary and A H West treasurer. The organization distributed 1 500 clothing items 2 038 ready made garments and various other goods while logging 9 877 office interviews 2 727 calls 2 557 home visits 733 reference calls and 391 letters. Continued on Page 2.
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Associated Charities
Elyria
Marie S. Gilman
Charles Sotherden
J. B. Thomas
A. H. West
Carlisle
Red Cross
Associated Charities Office
State Welfare Department
County Relief Committee
Citizens’ Committee
Washington Victory Sets World Series Game For Sunday
If Washington wins today a additional World Series game would be required with a Sunday afternoon broadcast planned by the Chronicle Telegram. Day's Music store supplied the radio for the series.
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Washington
Chronicle| Telegram
Giants and Senators Play By Play In Tight Tilt
In a detailed ball by ball recount, Giants Moore leads with a first inning single and two runs late spark the tied game as Cronin and Cronin provide early offense for Washington. Both sides trade hits, with Schulte’s injury and a disputed eighth inning homer by Ott shaping a tense, error marred contest.
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Giants
Moore
Cruz
Goslin
Terry
Ott
Davis
Cronin
Myer
Senators
Ryan
Manush
Jackson
Schulte
Critz
Kuhel
Tne
Bluege
Sewell
Crowder
Russell
Senators Russell
Sinth Inaleg Giants
Mancuto
Mier Ryan
Amas
Luque
World Series Lineup For Fifth Game Giants
Lineup and batting order for the fifth World Series game list Giants Moore Critz Ott Davis Jackson Mancuso Ryan Schumacher Luque infielders and outfielders with pitchers Schumacher Luque and umpires Pfirman Morianity Crowder Russell Ormsby Moran noted on the card.
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Giants
Jackson
Mancuso
Ryan
Crowder
Kuhel
Schumacher
Moore
Goslin
Critz
Senators
Myer
Terry
Branigh
Cronin
Davs
Bluege
Ruhel
Davis
Russell
Washington
Giants Clinch 1933 World Series In 10 Inning Win
In Washington at Griffith Stadium on Oct 7 the New York Giants defeated the Washington Senators 4 to 3 in 10 innings to win the 1933 World Series. The Giants led 3-1 in the series and secured the title with a dramatic extra frame victory. President Roosevelt was unavailable due to White House business. Heinie Manush of the Senators, ejected in prior action, batted in practice as changes continued.
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Giants
Criz
Manush
Terry
Myer
Schulte
Poorman
Urpiee Mirman
Ott
Senators
Manner Joe Cronin
Tima
Griffith Stadium
Washington
U.P
New York Giants
Washington Senators
U. P
Roosevelt
White House
Heinie Manush
Charles B. Moran
Democrats Convene At LaGrange for NRA Praise
At LaGrange High School a gathering of United Democrat Women of Lorain County heard Ohio Congressman-at-large Stephen M. Young praise the National Recovery Act as essential for prosperity. The luncheon at La Grange M E church preceded the meeting led by Mrs. T. A. Conway of Elyria. Young called for rapid action to stabilize wages and outlaw child labor, noting the act’s aims to create work, raise purchasing power, and reduce winter hardship.
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Stephen M. Young
Ohio
United Democrat Women
Lotain County
LaGrange High School
la Grange
M. E. Church
T. A. Conway
Elyria
Democrat Women’s County Organization
Young
NRA
Firemen Rescue Cat From Pier In Dayton
Fire crews raced from the central station after reports a boy was in the river near the Fourth Street bridge. They found a cat on the pier abutment, puzzled by its fate, while a separate report from Dayton noted Harry Wagner, 56, died after a man was attacked and robbed.
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Elsra
Central Fire Station
Fourth Street
Dayton
Harry Wagner
Elyria Lightweights Defeat Lakewood Lights 20 to 0
Elyria Lightweights beat Lakewood Lights with a 20 point shutout in final football score. Elyria dominated on both sides to secure a decisive victory over Lakewood at home.
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Elyria
Lakewood Lights
U. Elyria
U. Lakewood
Elyrian Elected Secretary of State Group
Elyria and an Amherst man were honored by the Ohio Welfare Conference which concluded its sessions yesterday in Cleveland. Charles Sotherden of Elyria was elected secretary of the State organization of the board of county visitors. J. J. Smythe of Amherst was elected vice chairman of the same organization. Edwin S. Buardell of Columbus was elected chairman. E J. Howenstine of Elyria gave a talk on prevention of infantile paralysis.
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Au Elyria
Amherst
Ohio Welfare Conference
Cleveland
Charles Sotherden
Elyria
Board of County Visitors
J. J. Smythe
Edwin S. Buardell
Columbus
E J. Howenstine
County Board of Visitors
Lorain County Board of Visitors
R. B. Baus
College Student Severely Beaten in Findlay Heist
Karl Roller, 22, junior and campus political leader at Findlay College, was abducted after leaving a college building, bound and blindfolded, taken outside the city, and severely beaten. Four students were implicated in the attack as suspects, with others questioned by police and college officials. Professor Raymond Gonso led the inquiry in President Homer Donathan's absence. Roller serves as president of the college YMCA.
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Findlay. O
Karl Roller
Findlay College
Roller
Raymond Gonso
Homer R. Donsthan
Collece Y. M. C. A
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