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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1934

Page

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Elyria Legion Drum Corps Abandons Miami Convention Trip

By an almost unanimous vote the Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps decided not to attend the American Legion national convention in Miami October 21 to 25. The raid on funds will support present obligations and reduce debt while nearly all members could not attend. The group has competed nationally since 1928, with only one absence. The corps expressed thanks to Jack Brandt for aid in raising funds.

Elyria American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps American Legion National Convention Miami AL 1 Stbles Welham Hinds State Pol San Antonio Louisville Fisiia Portland Jack Brandt Donkin Whiten Deam Huge Srhley

Plea of Guilty Ends Endo Trial of Rank Santos

Frank Santos of Lorain abruptly ended the murder case by pleading guilty to manslaughter. He admitted shooting Moreno on September 11 after Moreno approached his business, believing Moreno would draw a weapon. Judge A R Webber will sentence him Thursday amid background disputes over a prior theft at Santos’s home.

Endo Rank Santos Frank Santos Lorain Santos Stevens Lawrence Job Incent Moreno Moreno Hoe Common Pleas A. R. Webber

Impedivent IV Speech Blocks Escape From Jail

In New Bedford on October 9 Alfred Snow nearly escaped from jail by disguising as a garden worker. He changed into a white shirt and overalls, then walked past guards while stuttering a plea to visit the sheriff. His ruse failed when guards recognized his voice and found a soap-carved pistol.

New Bedford Mass Alfred Snow Snow Fall River

Ohio Weather Forecast Shows Clouds and Rain Ahead

Increasing cloudiness expected across Ohio with rain on Wednesday. Heavy rain possible in the extreme west tonight and slightly colder air in the extreme northeast tonight. A bit warmer in the extreme south tonight.

Ohio

Memorial Day Committee Set To Meet Tomorrow Evening

The Memorial Day Committee will convene in the council chamber at 7.30 p m tomorrow to finish its business for the year. The meeting was announced today by secretary J G Schrock, after being called by chairman George Colburn.

Council Chamber J. G. Schrock George Colburn

Supreme Court to review New Deal cases this winter

The Supreme Court will hear major New Deal challenges this winter involving the gold devaluation order and oil production controls. Key cases test whether the government can alter gold payments and limit petroleum, with billions at stake for railroads and bond issuers.

Supreme Court Washington Syprem Roosevelt Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Norman New York City B. and O Railroad New York State Supreme Court Normman Congress High Tribunal United States Treasury Amazon Petroleum Company Panama Refining Company Frederick B. Campbell New York Chase National Bank Treasury Campbell United States District Attorney

Bitzer Appointed Chief Deputy Supt of Building and Loan

Columbus October 9 Charles A Bitzer of Columbus was named chief deputy superintendent of the state building and loan division. He previously served as chief examiner. appointed by Harry Everts who becomes superintendent and had previously held the post.

Building and Loan Division Columbus Charles A. Bitzer State Building and Loan Division Bitzer Harry Everts Everts

King Alexander of Yugoslavia Assassinated in Marseille

In Marseille on October 9 King Alexander I of Yugoslavia was shot and killed by an assassin as he left the dock with French Foreign Minister Louis Barthou. Barthou was fatally wounded. a crowd was hit by gunfire as cavalry charged. One assassin was killed and about 20 others wounded.

Marseilles France Alexander I Jugoslavia Louis Barthou Balkan Barthou

Lone bandit robs two stores in rapid sequence

A lone robber described as 25 to 30 years old, 5 feet 11, brown suede jacket, held up Schon grocery at Fourth and East at 6 45 p m, taking 12 dollars, then Koplin Drug on Lodi street taking about 30 dollars after asking change. Police traced a similar description to the second crime. An oil service call occurred near the same time.

Schon Fourth and East Avenue Koplin Lodi Street Samuel Schon Fourth Street Perry Koplin Kenneth Barber Sheriffs Department Servicr Oil

Eleven Year Old Crown Prince to Succeed Slain King

Belgrade dispatch reports Crown Prince Petar an 11 year old son of the slain king will ascend the throne. He is currently in school at Eton England and is expected to be proclaimed king within a few days.

Belgrade Jugoslasia Petar Eton England

French Officer Killed by Assassin in Marseilles

Bulletin from Marseilles reports General George, a French officer, was killed today by bullets fired by the assassin of King Alexander and Louis Barthou. The event occurred on October 9, marking a fatal clash connected to the royal murder.

Marseilles France George Alexander Louis Barthou

Burglary Report At Local Office Building

Deputies rushed to Griswold Road company bulk station but found no burglars. Detective Lloyd Sweet investigated a robbery report in the International Society for Crippled Children offices, noting $1.50 in cash and 85 stamps taken from a desk in the Loarin County Bank building. No forced entry was observed.

Griswold Road Lloyd Sweet International Society For Crippled Children Loarin County Bank Sweet

Multiple Assassination Attempts on King Alexander of Yugoslavia

In Marseille on October 9 1932 reports recount a string of assassination attempts against King Alexander I of Yugoslavia. The monarch narrowly survived bombings in 1916 and 1920, with 1921, 1931, and 1932 incidents resulting in casualties or damage at Belgrade and the royal palace.

Marseilles France Alcxandeer Jugoslavia Europe Sarajevo Belgrade

Fathers Besiege Relief Office for Clothes in McKees Rocks

Five fathers of 17 children occupied the McKees Rocks relief headquarters for a second day demanding shoes and clothing so their youngsters can return to school. Police and relief workers refused to eject them, noting the men are honest citizens who work when possible. The besiegers said they would stay until aid is provided, while being told they could wait until 8 or 5.

Mckeels Rocks McKees Rocks Joseph Dudack Dudack Michael Matsey First National Bank Tie Chief Matsey Matsey Andrew Barrett Noel

Socialists Revolt Crushed In Spain Faced With Extraordinary Powers

Madrid dispatch reports parliament debating drastic measures as socialists wage sporadic attacks. Army and Marines regain key towns in Asturias and Gijon while strikes affect Corunna Granada Malaga Seville and Bilbao. Deaths exceed 400 with 1,500 wounded and leaders arrested or sought.

United Press Madrid Spanish Foreign Legion Barcelona Morocco Asturias Alejandro Lerroux Cortes Parliament Lerroux Gijon Ujo Mieres Oviedo Fort Marcel Corunna Granada Malaga Seville Bilbao Eloy Vaquero Treasuries Indalecio Prieto Francesco Largo Caballero Lenin Prieto Luis Pardo de Rey

Clyde men sentenced to three years in Leavenworth

Arthur Dalzeil, 23, and Michael Dunigan, 22, both of Clyde, Ohio, were sentenced today to three years each in Leavenworth federal prison by U.S. District Judge George P. Hahn after being convicted two weeks earlier of robbing a post office at Tiffin.

CLYDE Toledo, CO Arthur Dalzeil Michael Dunnigan Clyde, O Leavenworth Kan United States George P. Hahn Tiffin

Cochrane to Start for Tigers in Final World Series Game

Detroit and St. Louis clash at Navin Field in game seven of the World Series. Mickey Cochrane, battered from yesterday, will start at catcher despite a knee injury. Elden Auker to pitch for Detroit, while Dizzy Dean is set for St. Louis. Schoolboy Rowe reports readiness if needed. This marks the first seven-game series since 1921.

Tigers Rowe Auker Navin Field Detroit St. Louis Mickey Cochrane Mickey Cochrane Elden Auker Dizzy Dean Frankie Frisch Cards Jerome Dizzy) Dean Tommy Bridges Schoolboy Rowe Philadelpha Athletics

Hauptmann to be Extradited for Lindbergh Case

New Jersey moves to extradite Bruno Richard Hauptmann from New York for trial around November 1 on an indictment charging his murder of Lindbergh baby. Governor Moore will sign extradition papers. Hauptmann may be jailed in Hunterdon county. A new witness places Hauptmann near the Hopewell home, and Col Lindbergh identified his voice as the ransom collector.

Trenton N. J New Jersey Bruno Richard Hauptmann New York Charles A. Lindbergh David T. Wilentz A. Harry Moore Henry H. Lehman Hauptmann Hunterdon County Flemington Lindbergh Hopewell Col Lindbergh Wilentz Samuel Foley Bronx County Foley W Hauptmann James M. Fawcett Lindbergh Col H. Norman Schwarzkopf John F Jassie) Condon St. Raymond Cemetery New York City

Picture crash of the Insull empire in Chicago trial

Government prosecutors depict the Insull utilities empire collapse as Samuel Insull and fifteen associates face a $143 million mail fraud case. About forty witnesses recount fortunes lost when a $2.0 billion empire tumbled, with testimony claiming the Corporation Securities Company dumped stock to prop up prices. Dwight H. Green says lengthy testimony will follow on 75 corporations.

Chicago Bean Insull Utilities Empire Samuel Insull Insull Corporation Securities Company Insull Empire Insull Group Dwight H. Green

Y Membership Drive Opens at Elyria YMCA

The annual Elyria YMCA membership campaign started with a dinner at the association building where prospect cards were issued and the procedure outlined. Men workers will canvas the city this week in pairs while boys’ teams are not organized this year. First progress reports are due at 6 p.m. Wednesday.

Elyria Y. M.c. A Association Dan RB. Symons W. O. McClellan Robert H. Goacher McClellan

Prosecutor to Probe Fatal Shooting in Bloomville Case

Tiffin Ohio October 9 The Seneca county grand jury will begin a manslaughter investigation Monday into the fatal shooting of Rev Doyle Stuckey 29 of Rawson at Bloomville on August 18 Frank Weber 70 a farmer is charged with manslaughter and released on 10000 bond

Tiffin Seneca County Grand Jury Doyle Stuckey Rawson Bloomville Frank Weber

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