Governor orders return of Bush to Ohio penitentiary
Governor George White moved to return Francis E. Mack Bush to the Ohio State Penitentiary after Newton D. Baker demanded parole violations. The Euclid Avenue gun battle left a robbery suspect dead, six others injured, and several victims in critical or serious condition at Charity and Polyclinic hospitals. Detective Roy Heisles resumed duty after a minor wound.
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Cleveland
George White
Ohio
Francis E. (Mack) Bush
Euclid Avenue
Bush
White
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland Association For Criminal Justice
E. S. & H. E. Quinlan
B. F. Keith
Fred Blazier
Charity Hospital
Herbert E. Quinlan
Edward S
Mayor nominee in New York graduate of Oberlin College
Lorain county influence emerges in New York City politics this fall as Lewis H. Pounds 71 a former Oberlin resident and 1882 Oberlin College graduate is tapped for the Republican mayoral ticket. Pounds acceptance follows Joseph McKee’s decline and pressure from borough leaders to oppose Tammany Hall.
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Lorain County
New York City
Lewis H. Pounds
Oberlin
Oberlin College
New York
Pounds
Mecca Temple
Tammany Hall
John Patrick O’brien
Joseph ¥. McKee
Five Boroughs
Tammany
Three Former Elyria Residents Injured In Crash
Four members of the Zaremba family from Elyria were hurt when their car struck an iron pillar at East Bridge street undercut around 6 45 p m Sunday police report. Kathryn Zaremba 43 fractured left wrist Henry Zaremba now of Cleveland driver and their children Tresa 20 Edward 12 sustained minor injuries they were taken to Memorial Hospital.
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Elyria
East Bridge Street
Kathryn Zaremba
Henry Zaremba
Cleveland
Tresa
Edward
Memorial Hospital
The Weather Forecast In Ohio Weather Outlook
Ohio forecast shows cloudy skies with rain tonight and Tuesday morning in the north and east. Cold tonight and Tuesday, colder in the west tonight and the east Tuesday, with sharper temperature drops expected.
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Ohio
West
Burton to Speak at Republican Rally
Harold H. Burton former law director of Cleveland and acting mayor will headline a Republican rally at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Eagles Hall. The event is hosted by the local Republican Booster Club. Burton's career spans WWI service in France and Belgium, legal practice in Cleveland, and roles at Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Bar Association.
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Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
Eagles Hall
Burton
France
Belgium
Ohio
361St
St. Mihiel
Meuse - Argonne
Ypreer-Lys
Western Reserve University Law School
City of
Ctty
Cleveland Bar Association
Newton DB. Baker
City of Cleveland
Ship Rescues Round World Flier
RANGOON Burma October 10 The British steamship Karagola reached Capt Wolfgang Von Gronau round the world flier forced down in the Gulf of Martaban off the Burmese coast near Ye about 100 miles south of Moulmein The steamer reported efforts were being made to tow Von Gronau s seaplane The message from the other said I Karagola comes to our rescue thanks for your help Sorry we could not finish our program Von Gronau was flying north along the Burmese coast from Mergui in Lower Burma to Akyab in Upper Burma at the time he was forced to descend
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Burma
Wolfgang von Gronau
Gulf of Martaban
Moulmein
von Gronau
Karagola
Mergui
Lower Burma
Akyab
Upper Burma
Hoover to speak in Cleveland on October 15
Announcement from the White House confirms President Hoover will address a large delegation in Cleveland at an auditorium venue on the night of October 15. Local Republicans plan a 500 person contingent and a leaders meeting with the President, aiming to boost the campaign in Ohio.
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Herbert Hoover
Cleveland
C. Co. Stolzenburg
Republican Committee
County 70 Loan Road Machinery and Road Work Aid
County commissioners allowed outlying districts to use county road machinery and prepared Leonard street improvements in South Amherst. Work spans about 1,300 feet with material and labor estimated at 1,085 dollars, supervised by the county.
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South Amherst
Leonard Street
School boards meet in Mansfield to discuss tax relief
Northern Ohio school boards will gather at Mansfield Senior High on Wednesday October 19 at 2 30 p m to organize agencies working on legislation for local tax relief. BR J Howenstine President Elyria Board of Education says topics include indirect taxes revenue bond limits, reducing costs, raising educational standards and forming a coordination organization for unified action.
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Ohio
Mansfield
Board of Education
Elyria
BR. J. Howenstine
Chronicle-Telegram
Howenstine
12 Miners Die in Cage Crash at Plank Lane Colliery
Leigh Lancashire October 10. Nineteen of twenty miners descending in a cage at Plank Lane Colliery were killed when the cage plunged to the bottom of a 700 foot shaft. One man escaped by forcing the cage door open before rescue crews arrived.
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Leigh
Lancashire
Plank Lane
About 1 000 Students Learn Musical Instruments in County Schools
Lorain County schools have nearly 1,000 instrumental students, up from 710 last year, with expanded programs and stricter admission standards. The All County Band will include about 100 pieces and the All County Orchestra about 80. The county concert orchestra has begun its year, with performances scheduled at Brownhelm and South Amherst, while bands form in Wellington, Brownhelm, Ridgeville, Columbia, and other towns. A new music supervisor, Miss Marion Sponseller of Wellington, joins the staff alongside several veteran teachers.
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Lorain County
Gerald Frank
Frank
Glee Clubs
County Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
Brownhelm School
South Amherst
Wellington
Brownhelm
Ridgeville
Columbia
Avon Lake
Camden
la Grange
Corps of Music Supervisors
Marion Sponseller
Denison University
Wadsworth
Mary Allis
Ethel Hart
Misa Yanula Canales
Mark T. Osborn
Floyd
C. Moore
Ray Rowland
R. L
Crowe
Karl Kolinski
Coolidge to plead for successor at Madison Square Garden
Former president Calvin Coolidge plans a high profile address in New York on Tuesday night urging voters to support his party’s candidate for the White House. The Madison Square Garden event is expected to draw a massive crowd with overflow spaces and street gatherings outside. The speech, scheduled for 8 45 p m Eastern, will be broadcast nationwide and marks a major Republican rally amid the campaign. Coolidge arrived from Northhampton earlier and attended the funeral of Darwin P Kingsley, a New York Life Insurance Company official.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Northhampton
Mass
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Coolidge
Attorney Jones Trial Deferred Due to Illness
Attorney for L V Jones railroad detective charged with manslaughter, illness of H C Johnson delays trial. Jones indicted for shooting Anthony Seraphinos in Lorain on August 26 when resisting arrest for alleged coal theft. grand jury later charged him. Trial postponed. Nick Drisko's mortgage property case to begin tomorrow.
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H. C. Johnson
L. V. Jones
Jones
A. R. Webber
Webber
Anthony Seraphinos
Lorain
Grand Jury
John Harding
Nick Drisko
Elyria
Drisco
Fey Winner In Y Campaign Elyria Y M C A drives near end
Workers at the Elyria Y M C A membership drive near completion. In the boys division, Ralph Fey won first prize a Notre Dame Navy game ticket plus six months membership. Second prize went to someone sharing a ticket to the same game. Third place went to William Mc Clellan. Additional prizes include Elyria High School football tickets for reaching set membership goals.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Notre Dame Navy
Cleveland
Ralph Fey
J. B. Johnson, Jr
William McClellan
Elyria High School
100 Electoral Votes Decide Presidential Race in Five States
Washington Oct 10 1932 political managers say a bloc of 100 electoral votes in Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin will decide the election. Hoover seeks Ohio as key while reports say Roosevelt leads in several states amid anti Hoover sentiment and economic woes. Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin feature factional shifts and notable campaigns including Maury Maschke Cleveland boss decline and Watsons home loan focus.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hoover
White House
Roosevelt
David
Ingalls
Maschke the
Maurice Maschke
Cuyhoga County
Cleveland
James E. Watson
Senate
Watson
Des Moines
Iinois
Nicois
Rippey
Iowa
Daughter of Bryan to speak at Elyria club anniversary
Ruth Bryan Owens daughter of William Jennings Bryan, Miss Mary White daughter of Ohio’s governor, and Martin L. Davey will speak at the 10th anniversary luncheon of the Democrat Women's Club of Elyria at the Methodist church. The event Thursday October 20 invites all ladies of the 14th Congressional District. Arrangements chairmen are Mrs. T. A. Conway, Mrs. Nettie Woodruff, and Mrs. Grace Peairs.
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Ruth Bryan Owens
William Jennings Bryan
Mary White
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Democrat Women's Club
Elyria
Methodist Church
14Th Congressional District
T. A. Conway
Nettie Woodruff
Grace Peairs
Avon Lake Ditch Improvement Request Refused
County commissioners refused a request to improve the Hill ditch in Avon Lake after learning the section to be improved was delinquent in its tax payments.
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Avon Lake
Bright Spots In Business World
A Lehman Brothers survey shows industry leaders believing business gloom has passed since last summer. Lincoln Motor Co reports September car sales up 35.4 percent from 1931. Bell Telephone plans a 1,300,000 expansion in the near future. Steel ingot production seen rising to about 18 to 20 percent capacity this week. Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Retired freight cars handled in early October total 16,753, down from September’s 20,583.
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Detroit
Lincoln
Lincoln Motor Co
Cleveland
Steel
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul & Pacific Retiroed
Insull Arrested in Athens Amid Extradition Uncertainty
Samuel Insull once Chicago utility magnate was arrested in Athens on October 10 after a rapid journey from Italy. He faces possible deportation for U S embezzlement charges, with Greece not yet signed on to direct extradition. Insull fled Paris after consulting lawyers, traveling through Italy to Greece with his son while his wife remained in Paris.
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Bulletin
Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Greece
Italy
Insull
Ibe
United States
Insuyll
Cook County
Paris
Europe
France
Samuel, Jr
Insull Says He Lost Hundred Millions in Collapse
Athens Oct 10 Sam Insull arrested for probable deportation to the United States said he had lost personally 10,000,000 in the collapse of the Insull holdings. He and his brother Martin are indicted in Cook County Illinois. He added his wife and son share not his personal losses and that his annual expenditures are now 18,000 a year funded by pensions from his companies.
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Bulletin
Athens
Sam
Insull
Smal States
Polite
Insull Volities
Martin
Cook County
Illinois
Ife
Roosevelt Plans South Campaign Tour Schedule
Franklin D Roosevelt mapped a second campaign swing through the South starting October 17 with stops from Baltimore to Albany. He will confer with James A Farley, meet Huey Long, then visit Raleigh Atlanta Warm Springs St Louis Springfield Wheeling Pittsburgh Buffalo Rochester and Albany before a Groton stop for his son John.
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Albany
Franklin Roosevelt
Hyde Park
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Huey P. Long
King Fish
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Farley
New York City
Baltimore
Raleigh
N. C
Atlanta
Warm Springs
St. Louis
Springfield
Wheeling
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Rochester
Groton
Mase
John
Boston
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President Hoover
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