Youth Hurt In Cleveland Road Traffic Accident
One person suffered a severe injury when a car carrying six rolled over twice on Cleveland road near Stetson around 6 50 p m. Robert Fitzsimmons 21 of East 6th Street Cleveland is at Memorial hospital with a fractured shoulder and minor lacerations. The driver William Miles 18 fled with five youths in the car which struck the left wheel and bumper of Andrew Bendick 205 High Street Elyria. Bendick was with his wife and two children Bessie and Milan. Miles car was wrecked. Minor injuries were reported for Fred Lenny 17 and James Hawthorne 16 when the car turned over. The Foote pair from Milwaukee escaped injury after a Lake road rollover following a collision with John Berkoski of Cleveland.
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Cleveland Road
Stetson Road
Robert Fitzsimmons
East
6Th Street
Cleveland
Im Memorial Hospital
William Miles
Andrew Bendick
High Street
Elysia
Bendick
Bessie
Milan
Miles
William Holst
Samuel Provenza
Fred Lenny
James Hawthorne
James Foote
Winiwaukee
Lake Road
Beaver Park
John Berkoski
Joseph Woodine
Plane carrying two men in Oregon and Idaho disappears
Marshall N Dana head of the Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Board and pilot Bob Zimmerly, flying from Elk City Idaho to Grangeville Idaho, are missing after a flight over rugged terrain. An intensive search by land and air began at dawn. Maj Evan W Kelley Forest Service said hope is abandoned and emergency fields reported no landing. Dana was en route to a conference with Major Kelley, Gov. Ross, and Rep. White.
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Grangeville
Ida
Marshall N. Dann
Portland
Ore
Bob Zimmerly
Elk City
Dang
Northwest Regional Planning Board
Portland Journal
Dana
Zimmerly
Lewiston
Evan W. Kelley
Missoula
Mont
Forest Service
Chamberlain Meadows
Moose Creek
Dixie
Major Kelley
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
U. S
Compton White
Recovery Board Meets At White House For NRA Review
President Roosevelt summoned the National Industrial Recovery Board to the White House to examine the future of the NRA focusing on price fixing and production controls. Led by S. Clay Williams the board found blue eagle codes fixing prices pose the toughest issue left by resigned NRA administrator Hugh Johnson.
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Washington
Trroosevelt
National Industrial Recovery Board
White House
NRA
S. Clay Williams
Hugh 5. Johnson
Ohio Weather Forecast Looks Warmer Across Regions
Partly cloudy conditions in central and southern Ohio give way to a warmer night. Tuesday brings cloudy skies with possible showers and warmer readings in the southeast.
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Ohio
Senator Fess At Oberlin And Lorain
Preparations for two speaking events tomorrow in Lorain County feature Senator Simeon D. Fess Republican reelection candidate and noted New Deal critic. He opens the campaign at 7 30 p m Warner Hall Oberlin College campus, then at Lorain High School Auditorium with W H Phillips as Oberlin chairman. Former Congressman James T Begg leads Lorain program before Fess.
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Simeon D. Fess
Lorain County
Senator Fess
Ohio
Warner Hall
Oberlin College
Lorain High School
Oberlin
W. H. Phillips
First Methodist Church
Lorain
James T. Begg
Fess
Revolt in Spain Crushed as Catalonia Leaders Arrested
Madrid reports government forces gaining control after a Socialist revolt across Spain. Corunna Province declared a general strike. Barcelona and Gijon targeted by warships and artillery. Casualties exceed 30 with 1,200 wounded. Catalonia leaders including Don Luis Companys arrested aboard a Barcelona warship. Francesco Largo Caballero sought in hiding.
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United Press Madrid
Oops
Asturias
Rike
Corunna
Don Louis Companys
Barcelona
Minorca
Mre
Madrid
Spain
Gijon
Catalonia
Francesco Largo Caballero
Roosevelt assures CCC program to continue nationwide
President Roosevelt said in a letter to Robert Fechner that the Civilian Conservation Corps will be continued as part of the relief program. He noted about 300,000 youths and war veterans have been employed in forest work, stressing the need for ongoing projects.
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C. c. GC
U.S. Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Roosevelt
Robert Fechner
CCC
Utilities Strike Terrifies Havana Amid Citywide Walkout
A general public utilities strike in Havana triggers street car attacks, taxi vandalism, and a large fire at Ahora newspaper. Rail, port, and textile workers join, with 400 labor leaders arrested as violence widens to Matanzas Camaguey Santa Clara and Santiago towns.
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United Press
Hwiavana
Havana
Ahora
Omnibus
Ice
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Camaguey
Santiago
Guantanamo
Ramon Hermida
Cuban Electric Company
Founders Day events mark bronze tablets dedication at Elyria Home
Founders Day program at the Elyria Home For The Aged to open to the public at 2 p m in Taft parlors. Bronze tablets honor Katherine P Foote and Mrs Lillie A McElfresh. Williams Memorial Hospital Room dedicated by Dr E W Wagar. Dr L C Wright of Baldwin Wallace College delivers main address. Emily Stretch sings with Mrs C W Kennedy at piano.
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Elyria Home For
K. P. Meister
Taft
Williams Memorial Hospital
E. W. Wagar
Norwalk
Methodist Church
Katherine P. Foote
Bay Village
Lillie A. McElfresh
Lorain
L. C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Emily Stretch
C. W. Kennedy
Manuel Azana Escapes Spain Reported From Paris
Paris reports Manuel Azana former Spanish premier and a proposed president of the Union of Iberian Republics escaped Spain. Police at Cerbere said Azana had not been seen in the border territory and, if he fled, likely headed toward Andorra between Spain and France.
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Paris
Manuel Azana
Union of Iberian Republics
Barcelona
Spain
Cerbere
Azana
Andorra
France
Gas company appeals gas rate cases to Supreme Court
West Ohio Gas Company seeks Supreme Court review of orders by the Ohio Public Utilities Commission issued in Lima and Kenton. The cases challenge city ordinances that the company claims impose confiscatory gas rates.
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GAS Company
Supreme Court
Washington
West Ohio Gas Company
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Lima
Kenton
Ohio
Utility Commission
Steel industry runs at 23.6 percent capacity
New York report from the American Iron and Steel Institute shows the steel industry operating at 23.6 percent of capacity, up from 23.2 percent the prior week. A month earlier the rate was 20.9 percent, and the same week in 1933 averaged 44 percent.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Dempsey Offered $100000 for Firpo Bout in Buenos Aires
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight boxing champion on a Midwest tour, was reported considering a $100000 offer to fight Luis Firpo in a 15 round match set for Buenos Aires. The potential bout would attract major attention as Dempsey weighs the offer during his tour.
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Dempsey
Firpo
Waterloo
Jack Dempsey
Midwest
Luis Firpo
Buenos Aires
Supreme Court Upholds Gold Hoarding Regulations
The Supreme Court rejected Frederick Campbell of New York City, appealing the validity of President Roosevelt's gold hoarding regulations. The ruling reinforces executive action during the economic emergency and confirms the legality of the federal policy.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Frederick Campbell
New York City
President Roosevelt
Supreme Court to Examine Dollar Devaluation Validity
Washington Oct 8 Devaluation of the dollar in gold terms authorized by Congress and effected by Roosevelt executive order was promised Supreme Court scrutiny of its validity.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Roosevelt
Socialist Rebels Fight Madrid Backed Revolt in Northern Spain
Socialist Rebels in the north of Spain fought savagely against the government as Madrid concentrated troops and warships to quell the revolt in Asturias and the Basque Country.
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Spain
Madrid
Asturias
Basque Country
Retail sales tax bill eyed for November session
In Columbus Ohio observers foresee enactment of a retail sales tax bill at the November 19 general assembly session. The Council of Retail Merchants suggests a penny tax coupon system to reduce collection costs, arguing merchants would buy and redeem coupons in presence of buyers.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Council of
Elyria High PTA to Discuss School Finances and Legislation
The Elyria High School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium for its first session of the 1934-35 year. County Auditor C. S. Keiser, School Superintendent R. C. Maston, and state legislative candidates will speak on school finances and legislation likely to come before the Ohio legislature. Both Republican and Democratic candidates for house and senate have been invited to share positions. The meeting will open with a brief business session.
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Elyria
Ohio
House
Senate
William D. Taylor
P. T
Death summons Charles Kirk
Charles Kirk of 23 Hows street died Sunday morning after a extended illness. Funeral services will be held at his home Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in Butternut Ridge cemetery. Born in 1847 in Fullbourne England he came to America at age seven with his parents. He lived in Cleveland Ridgeville and on Chestnut Ridge farm before moving to Elyria in 1916. He was active in education religion and temperance and leaves a widow two daughters a son seven grandchildren and one great grandson. The body will be removed from Taylor's funeral home to his residence Tuesday morning.
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Charles Kirk
Hows Street
Butternut Ridge
Mr. Kirk
Fullbourne
Cambridgeshire
England
America
Charles and
Mary Ling Kirk
Cleveland
Ridgeville
Eaton Township
Chestnut Ridge
Elyria High
Paldwin University
Berea
Arkansas
Freedman’s Aid Society
Ann Smith
East Avenue
M. E. Chur Ch
LaPorte
Elyria
Howe Street
Anti-Saloon League
Ann Kirk
Lucy B. Kirk
Ethel L. Carpenter
Rollo S. Kirk
Stephen K. Carpenter
Waldo C. Kirk
Daytona Beach
Fla
Luella
Jay
Alice
Judith
Elnora
Elyvia
Stephen Kirk Carpenter
Taylor
Custody Battle Over Gloria Vanderbilt Reopens in Court
The New York custody fight between Mrs. Gloria Morgan Van derbilt and her sister Mrs. Flar ry Payne Whitney for 10-year-old Gloria Vanderbilt resumes before Justice John F. Carew with the public and press excluded.
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New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Flarry Payne Whitney
Gloria Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
Indictment of Hauptmann Awaited Aboard Grand Jury
Flemington New Jersey October 8 Col Chad A Lindbergh arrived at the courthouse amid the grand jury proceedings to consider evidence linking Bruno Richard Hauptmann to the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. Authorities expect an indictment on both charges as witnesses including Lindbergh and Millard Whited testify against Hauptmann who faces possible execution by electric chair. The case may prompt extradition from the Bronx to New Jersey for trial on murder and related charges.
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Flemington
N. J
Chad A. Lindbergh
Flemington Courthouse
Grand Jury
Hunterdon County
Bruno Richard Hauptman
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Englewood
Hopewell
Millard Whited
New Jersey
Bronx County
New York
Samuel Foley
Foley
Department of Justice
Frank Wilson
United States Treasury Department
John L. Lamb
Arthur Koehler
Bronx
Cecile Barr
Ohio Fatal Weekend Auto Deaths Reported
United Press notes seven people killed in Ohio accidents over the weekend. Rabbi Simeon D. Silverman, 62, of Columbus, killed crossing a street by a car. Cecil Michael, 21, also of Columbus, died at a street intersection. Nicholas Stoley, 55, of Zanesville, died from a crash with a Cambridge driver. Daniel Kagey, 71, fatally hurt after a fall at Mansfield stairs. In Day ton area three more deaths occurred from traffic crashes involving Charles Morse, 45, Edward Huesman, 58, and Cecil Gradner, 20.
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United Press
Ohio
Simeon D. Silverman
Agudath Achim Synagogue
Columbus
Cecil Michael
Nicholas Stoley
Zanesville
J. E. Wilson
Cambridge
Daniel Kagey
Mansfield
Dayton
Charles S. Morse
National Military Home
Edward Huesman
Cecil Gradner
Baton Pike
Detroit Hopes To End Series Today
Detroit hosts St. Louis in game six of the world series needing one win to clinch the title. Lynwood Rowe will start for Detroit against Paul Dean as 1931 seven game series history looms if a seventh is required. Goose Goslin and Hank Greenberg anchor Detroit’s lineup amid a sellout crowd at Navin Field.
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Tiger
Lynwood
Rowe
Detroit
Paul Dean
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Cards
Frankie Frisch
Ernie Orsatti
Orsatti
Frisch
Ernie
Chick Fallis
Util
Mickey Cochrane
Goose Goslin
Billy Rogell
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Immense Throngs Welcome Tigers and Cardinals in Detroit
A crowd of about 6000 baseball fans filled Detroit's Union Depot to greet the World Series teams. The St. Louis Cardinals arrived first and headed to their hotel under a motorcycle escort as manager Frankie Frisch appeared tired. The Detroit Tigers, confident of victory, pledged to win today with Captain Mickey Cochrane declaring the series practically in the bag. Schoolboy Rowe, with fiancée Edna Mae Skinner, joined the crowd amid traffic delays as fans abandoned work to focus on the day’s game.
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Detroit
Union Depot
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Hallahan
Paul Dean
Tigers
Cardinals
Rowe
Edna Mae Skinner
Insull Eager to Tell His Story in Federal Exhibit Move
Chicago dispatch reports Samuel Insull awaits his chance to tell his side as more than a ton of exhibits including ledgers, correspondence and stock prospectuses were moved from Federal Building vaults to support the government’s case. The 74 year old industrial figure faces ongoing legal scrutiny.
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Chicago
Plan Gig Pugh Against Crime Conference Urged
Washington reports the administration calls a December 10 national crime conference led by Attorney General Homer Cummins. Governors and top officials will attend to unify federal and local agencies. The four fold program targets crime causes, investigation, swift prosecutions, and prison discipline to curb criminal plunderings costing billions and many lives.
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Washington
Justice Department
Dillinger
Homer S. Cumins
Insull Trial Enters Fifth Day With 25 Witnesses
U S District Attorney Dwight H Green summoned 25 witnesses to begin the fifth day of Insull's trial on 143 million dollars in mail fraud charges. They will identify documentary evidence used by accountants and lawyers to portray the frenzied financing of boom days.
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Samuel Ingall
U. S
Dwight H. Green
Insull
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