Republican women lead Ohio campaign meetings reported
Two large Republican gatherings organized by the Elyria and Oberlin Woman's Republican Clubs open the party drive for November. Mrs David Ingalls and Mrs Gilbert Bettman speak at Elyria with Katherine Brown, Dayton national committeewoman, present. Oberlin hosts a First Methodist Church session after a 6 30 p m dinner with J M Huber as principal speaker and Mrs A L Mathews also slated. A state headquarters speaker is expected in Oberlin.
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Woman's Republican Clubs
Elyria
Oberlin
Gilbert Bettman
United States
David Ingalls
Katherine K. Brown
Dayton
Ohio
American Legion
Ohio Street
Six Persons 70 Be Arraigned In Prison Break Plot
Six persons held in connection with a bomb plot to effect a wholesale prison delivery were returned to Jackson to await arraignment Monday on conspiracy charges. Archie C. French Kenneth Watson prison guards James Hall alias Overstreet Edward Cross Mary Cross Agnes Schoonmaker Hall’s sweetheart were brought from Dearborn under heavy guard to await Jackson county action.
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Jackson, Mich
Qet
Jackson State Prison
Archie C. French
Kenneth Watson
James Hall
Alias Overstreet
Edward Cross
Mary Cross
Agnes Schoonmaker
Hall
Dearborn
Jackson County
Insull Said Staying at Ritz Madrid as Tourist
Madrid police chief told United Press Samuel Insull former Illinois Utilities Magnate under indictment was staying at the Ritz Hotel in Madrid Officials at the hotel denied any guest by that name Insull reportedly stopped there as a tourist and police had no order to arrest him
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Madrid
Spain
The
United Press Today
Samuel Insull
Illinois
Maginate
Ritz
Insull
Martin Insull Out on Bail in Barrie Ontario
Martin Insull former operating chief of the Insull utilities empire was granted bail of 50000 in Barrie Ontario after a hearing before Judge Dudley Holmes. The bail frees him until a hearing on extradition to Cook County Illinois to answer charges of embezzlement and larceny tied to the Insull Utilities collapse.
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Barrie
Ont
Martin Insull
Insull Utilities “Empire
Ball
Simcoe County
Dudley Holmes
Ingull
Cook County
Illinois
Canada
Insull Utilities
Ohio Weather Forecast Highlights Warmth and Clouds
Ohio expects fair and warmer conditions tonight with Sunday clouding over. Temperatures rise, especially in the south, with likely showers in the extreme west portion later.
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Ohio
France Accepts Four Powers Armaments Conference Proposal
London reports France has accepted a British-origin proposal for a four power armaments conference to discuss Germanys demand for arms parity. The move surprised Paris, which feared concessions to Berlin. Germany has accepted though its reply is not published. Britain sees early talks as important, location and date undetermined.
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London
U. P
France
Paris
Germany
Britain
Bernstein to Go on Stand Tuesday in Embezzlement Trial
In Cleveland on October 8, Maurics Maschke and four other defendants face embezzlement charges totaling 177000 in Cuyahoga county funds. Alex Bernstein, a former deputy treasurer, is to testify next Tuesday as the trial nears a climax after a week’s end recess for Yom Kippur.
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Cleveland, O
Maurics Maschke
Cuyahoga County Treasury
Alex Bernstein
Treasury
Bernstein
Herman
Finkle
Maschke
Henry A. Beckerman
Charles Hernstein
Charles Rosenblatt
Rosenblatt
P. L. A Leighley
Beckerman and
Large quantity of dynamite stolen near Harrison
Police disclosed the theft of a large amount of dynamite and explosive material from a desolate storehouse near Harrison. They suspect a professional gang and issued a general alert while probing possible links to recent bombing outrages. The loss includes 13 cases of dynamite, 650 pounds total, plus black powder, concussion caps, and detonators. The storehouse is owned by Flower and Sellars of White Plains.
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Harrison
N. Y
Flower and Sellars of
White Plains
Young Men Club to Hear Dr Bond at YMCA Meeting
Dr E J Bond pastor of the First Methodist Church will speak at the Young Men's Club weekly meeting at the YMCA next Monday night. His subject has not been announced.
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E. J. Bond
First Methodist Church
Young Men's Club
County Health Dept Gets 318 000 Budget Boost with Condition
The county budget commission loosened its stand and granted an extra 1000 today for the county health department next year. With 1933 allowance set at 1500, Dr O'Brien says the department will run at present efficiency. The department has a 25 percent cut this year and may face more if state aid fails. O'Brien requested 16000, originally 32000. Prosecutor Myers notes the extra 1000 reflects charitable work and that demand for services may rise. Other commission members include County Auditor Kelser and County Treasurer Backus.
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County Budget Commission
County Health Department
Health Department
O’brien
O'Brien
Don W. Myers
Budget Commission
C. Kelser
N. D. Backus
Teacher denies malicious intent in assault case
Gerhardinger, a Russia Township resident, filed a general denial in common pleas court to a $25,000 suit by a teacher Myrta Bradley over alleged excessive whipping of her six year old daughter. Bradley was acquitted of assault and battery two years ago.
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Myrta Bradley
Russia Township
Common Pleas Court
Gertrude Gerhardinger
Gerhardinger
Stephen Heads Trades Council President Named in Lorain County
Robert Stephen of Elyria, newly named president of the Lorain County Building Trades Council, succeeds Stanley Plica who resigned due to time constraints. Stephen, previously vice president and Elyria Bricklayers Union president, will serve until January when officers are elected.
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Robert Stephen
Elyria
Lorain County Building Trades Council
Stanley Plica
Lorain
Plica
Stephen
Elyria Bricklayers Union
Equipment for School to be Purchased at Jefferson Junior High
The Elyria City Board of Education authorized spending up to 2500 for equipment for special work at Jefferson Junior High School. James F. Brown, the business manager, presented the lower estimate after surveying local stores, reflecting a 400 reduction from the prior September figure. The gear will support manual training, home economics, and science instruction at the new school.
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New Jefferson Junior High
Elyria City
Brown
Fined for Furnishing Liquor to Boys in Huntington
Erving Manning of Huntington was fined £21 and given a suspended 20 days jail term after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster on furnishing liquor to two 14 year old boys. Manning said he picked up the youths at Wellington and gave them a ride to Ridgeville for a football game.
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Erving Manning
Huntington
W. H. van Oster
Manning
Wellington
Ridgeville
Close Race In Y. M. C. A Membership Drive
Sixty three Elyria boys and workers will close their campaign tonight at a Y M C A dinner as final reports come in. Ralph Fey and J B Joshndon Jr lead the drive for first honors with William McClellan close behind in a tight race. Assistant secretary H Goacher reported the results satisfactory. Men workers near the close, but do not hold report meetings, instead reporting memberships as obtained.
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Elyria
Y MC. A
Ralph Fey
J. B. Joshndon, Jr
William McClellan
Pean H. Goacher
Y M. GC. A
Former Supreme Court Justice Devendorf Dies at 78
Irving R. Devendorf, longtime jurist who presided over the Gillette murder trial, died today in Herkimer. He requested flowers be omitted at his funeral due to economic conditions, his family said.
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Supreme Court
Herkimer, N
Irving R. Devendorf
President Hoover Buys Time For Speech To Lawyers
President Hoover plans a weekend at his desk to draft a speech for the American Bar Association in Washington next Wednesday. He may outline a second mid campaign address with a date and place to be set, and remains away from his Virginia retreat. He praised recent talks in Des Moines and to women, attacking pork barrel legislation and urging women to back his program for recovery economic reform and social organization to secure opportunity for the next generation.
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Washington
Hoover
American Bar Association
Virginia
Middle West
Des Moines
Fire destroys straw at Squires farm near Elyria
Investigators seek two suspects in a Sunday morning blaze that burned about 30 tons of straw and endangered a barn on the B J Squires farm on LaGrange Road. Elyria fire crews arrived shortly after 5 a m and battled the flames for nearly three hours. Assistant State Fire Marshall W R Hopking and Elyria Fire Chief W N Bates lead the inquiry.
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B J. Squires
LaGrange Road
Elyria
Marshall W. R. Hopking
WN. Bates
Baptist Mission Looted Report From Chefoo Area
The American Southern Baptist mission at Lat chow near Chefoo in Shantung was occupied and looted by Chinese soldiers. Minister Neleon C. Johnece of Peiping forwarded the Chefoo dispatch and said he was making vigorous representations to Chinese authorities.
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Washington
Chefoo
Shantung Province
China
State Department
American Southern Baptist Church
Lat ‘Chow
Neleon C. Johnece Fa Peiping
Downtown Cleveland holdup ends in shootout and casualties
In Cleveland a downtown jewelry store holdup led to a running gunfight injuring two victims, a 14 year old girl, a motorist, and a police officer. One robber Norman Townsend died later of his wounds. another robber identified as Francis E Bush was near death after the crash. Florence Martin and her daughter Beverly were observers, and the officer Fred Blazier was wounded.
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Cleveland
Norman Townsend
Detroit
Ohio
U. P
Francis E. Bush
H. E. Quinlan
Keith
Playhouse Square
Quinlans
Quinlan
Fred Blazier
17Th Street
Chester Avenue
Blazier
Florence Martin
Beverly
Kidnapping Tale Hinders Police Coherence in Cleveland Case
Cleveland police and county authorities failed to establish a coherent narrative in the alleged kidnapping of Alfred Smith a 25 year old Cleveland milkman found wounded on Duck Pond road. Smith said two armed men forced him to drive and shot him before fleeing in a following car. His wife reported seeing him leave home but saw no other men and noted marital troubles.
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Cleveland
Alfred Smith
Smith
Duck Pond Road
Oberlin Hospital
Paul Chapman
Trucks Collide. One Man Killed in Collision
NORTH BALTIMORE Oct 0 Will William Buck 45 was killed instantly when his Standard Oil truck collided with another heavily laden stone truck near here just before noon today. Pittheaxnnter Luckey 0 was bruised in the crash.
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North Baltimore
Willilam
Buck
Findwe
Luckey
Lithenduehler Wee
Ohio Banks Score Over Ten Million In Federal Loans
Ohio financial institutions drew over 10 million dollars in federal funds in a period spanning late July to August. The Reconstruction Pisses Corporation released two reports detailing loans to forty four banks building and loan associations and an insurance company. The Union Trust Company of Cleveland led August borrowing with 3 million dollars.
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Washington
Ohio
Reconstruction Pisses Corporation
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Winter National
Dayton
Ita
Owle
Fourtesa Jomm
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Cuthbert W. Pound
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New York State Court of Appeals
Law School
Myron Taylor
U. S. Steel Corporation
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Clara Richardson
Teaneck
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Finger Lakes Grape Growers’ Association
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