Observers View Lorain Bridge Fight Hinges On Registration
Observers warn the fate of Lorain’s two million dollar Black River high level bridge hinges on Elyria and Lorain voter registration days ahead of the general election. They note past patterns show Elyria voting against the bond while Lorain favored it, with rural areas split. Officials fear confusion over registration rules as campaigns for state offices draw attention and turnout.
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Charles W. Lawrence
Black River
Lorain
Elyria
FRU
Cbsertyers
Flyria
Elyna
Brownhelm
Sheffield
Avon Lake
Shefield Lake
Oberlin
Amherst
South Amherst
Wellington
Grafton
Knipston
Elrrians
Election Board
Rescue Five From Pikes Peak Drifts
The cog train used to ferry tourists to Pikes Peak was sent to winter quarters after rescuing five people from the summit. Heavy snow blocked roads and trails, delaying descent for Summit House staff until the train from Manitou was recalled to assist. The party faced no hardship atop the mountain.
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Tne
Pikes Peak
Manitou
Hoover Pleased With Cordial Reception on Campaign Swing
President Hoover reports strong, cordial receptions on a campaign tour through Cleveland Boston and the Carolinas. He views the trip as a success and returns to Washington as voters prepare to decide if a Republican Congress will support his last two years in office.
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Cleveland
Boston
Carolinas
Tam
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White House
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South Carolina
Charlotte
High Point
Salisbury
Greensboro
Legion Heard Admiral at Boston Convention Highlights
At the 12th annual American Legion convention in Boston arena on Oct 5, 12,000 delegates heard Admiral William S. Benson urge crime eradiation and defense of state rights. Former President Calvin Coolidge urged service to country, and a resolution backed immigrant restriction law and opposed Communist propagation. Elyria Ohio drum corps won the national Forty and Eight championship, with their status to be clarified after tonight's final results.
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Boston
American Legion
Lael Gates
Boston Arena
Calvin Coolidge
Legion
LaFayette
William 5. Benson
Legion Today
Heri Gouraud
William Hickie
Dublin
Ireland
Special Congressional Committee
Hostox
Oct
Elsra
Elyria Corps
National Legion
Elyrians
Amercan Legion
Louisville
Ohio
R. Copas
Detroit
Dye O'Neil
Kansas
the Legion
Three Dalton Men Feared Dead In Mine Fire
Three men from Dalton are believed dead after a coal mine fire two miles south of Dalton broke out in the shaft. Rescue workers in gas masks could not immediately reach the bodies. Identified as engineers Robert Douglas, 50, Russell Shanklin, 45, and Harry Sword, 50, all of Dalton. Cause of the fire not yet learned.
Hundredth Anniversary Of Methodist Church At Columbia Center
The Columbia Methodist church marks its centenary with a week of events led by Judge Carl V Weygandt and Rev C W Kennedy The program includes concerts pageants sermons and a Sunday schedule featuring Mt Union College president and district superintendent Hess plus a luncheon by the Ladies Aid Society The church originated as a society in 1819 with the first building in 1830 and a 1904 brick church serving since 1904 under pastor Arthur M Rosler since 1929
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Church Choir I
Town Hall
Carl V. Weygandt
Cuyahoga County
Christ
D. P. Fulmer
Mr. Fulmer
Aso
McMasters
Mt. Union College
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hess
Rotary talk explains Poland today by former YMCA secretary
Frank Brennan of Lorain County spoke at the Elyria Rotary Club about Poland under Dictator Pilsudsky. He said Poland has 351,000,000 people and many suffer from nine years of military occupation. government leaders favor the YMCA's work in the country.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Frank Brennan
Loralb
Y. M.C
Y. M C
Pilsudsky
W.C
Rage Riot Rumors Reported Near Pearl River Louisiana
Unconfirmed reports from New Orleans describe a race riot near Pearl River, 64 miles north of New Orleans. Clashes allegedly involve unemployed white men and Black workers on a construction gang. parish officers were summoned as fighting escalated, but confirmation could not be obtained.
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New Orleans
Pearl River
Jail City Lodging Hosts Twelve Transients From Four States
The city jail provided lodging to twelve transients from ten cities in four states for one night. Addresses listed include Erie Pennsylvania Oil City Philadelphia Omega New York Coal City Columbia Columbus Chagrin Falls Dayton Detroit.
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Elysia
Erie
Oil City
Philadelphia
Omega
N. Y
Coal City
Columbia
Columbua
Chagrin Falla
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
Athletics claim World Championship with Game Six win
The Philadelphia Athletics defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 4–2 at Shibe Park to clinch their second straight World Championship. Connie Mack relied on Earnshaw and Grove as needed, with decisive early offense including a first inning double by Cochrane and a third inning homer by Simmons, while the Athletics built a lead with two more runs in the fourth.
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George Earnshaw
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Moore
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Hallahan
Johnson
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Cleveland
Lindsey
Drkes
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Strke
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Wison
Streke
Cochture
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Fishes
Fisher
Dour
Doutnit
Roley
Cardinals and Athletics Battle Through Nine Innings
Play by play notes show a low scoring baseball game between the Cardinals and Athletics. Early innings feature walks and singles with pitchers battling, plus a few fanned batters and misplays. In later frames Johnson and Simmons provide spark for the Cardinals, while Foxx and Miller contribute for the Athletics. No final score is provided in the readable segment.
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Robbers seize bank funds and hold family as prisoners
Four bandits robbed the National Bank of Mazon of 13000 dollars after holding Gordie Clapp and his family through the night. Clapp forced to open alarms and load cash into suitcases before the group fled. Captives were tied and gagged during the ordeal. In Beauvais France a ship rigger died from injuries after an airship crash.
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Clapp
Mildred Stroull
Benc
Beauvais
France
Och
Samuel Church
Begland
Police Pension Board Deadlocks Over Rules and Pensions
A dispute between City Council and Police Pension Board members over board rules and pension eligibility led to two pension applications being rejected by a deadlocked vote. Captain Fred C. Myers seeks 40 percent salary plus service credits, while Mrs. Drage claims a widow’s pension under old rules. Courts may settle the impasse.
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Pension Board
Poice
Fred C. Myers
City Safers Service
John N. Efdt
Thomas Drage
Captain Myers
Drage
Harry Redington
Redington
Chronicle- Telegram
Myron Jones
Rales
E. J. Stankard
Corbett Southam
Myers Handel
Aston Jones
George Stevens
C. C. Stolzenberg
M. E Perry
Fire damages cars and garage on Bath Street
A fire at 203 Bath Street destroyed two automobiles and heavily damaged a double garage, seemingly sparked by a cigarette on a rear seat. The blaze occurred during National Fire Prevention Week activities at Eisrim High School and Gymnasium.
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Powell
Bath Street
Eisrim High School
Tarium
K Binck
Gerage Wal
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