Bank payroll robbers steal 68000 in Warren Ohio
Warren police joined by Detroit and Federal agents hunt three men accused of grabbing 68000 from Second National Bank messengers as they exited the bank. Police fear ties to the Purple Gang. a car tied to the thieves was found in front of the bank and a broad Ohio search followed. Bank doubles insured. money to be replaced in transit.
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Warren, O
Warren
Detroit
Second National Bank
B. J. Gillen
Purple Gang
Gillen
Republic Steel Corporation
Masonic Temple
Ohio
D. B. Cole
Mentor Nurseryman
Sidney
Roy Hardman
Charles Wolf
Frank Fisher
E. J. Boyd
Federal Reserve Bank At
Cleveland
Boyd
Wolf
Fisher
Steel Strikers Return To Work In Weirton
WEIRTON West Virginia October 10 Hundreds of employees of the Weirton steel company returned to work today after a two week steel holiday. T E Millsop official said over a thousand reported this morning and more are coming hourly. Amalgamated officials estimated the figure much smaller. Most entrants were superintendents foremen salaried employees and many workers from Ohio or Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton
W. Va
Weirton Steel Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
T. E. Millsop
Weirton Steel
Amalgamated
Ohio
Pennsylvania
The Weather Forecast Ohio
Fair tonight and Wednesday with partial cloud cover and a slight rise in temperatures. Patchy patchy conditions noted. no significant precipitation expected.
Change in Elyria safety meeting speakers announced
A late program adjustment for Elyria High School tonight replaces H P Heyne due to illness. Thomas P Kearns will speak on industrial safety and the county wide accident prevention drive, with Janes E Granger, Cleveland fire chief, discussing the economics of fire prevention. The 7:45 pm event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High School
H. P. Heyne
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Thomas P. Kearns
Kearns
Ohio
Janes E. Granger
Cleveland
Sold Stocks To Avoid Tax
Washington report on 1929 stock sales by Dillon, Read and Co. and its investment trusts shows the moves aimed at offsetting profits with losses. Ernest Bell Tracy, president of the trusts, testified that the sales were to offset profits and present a true picture of that year’s operations. Senator Couzens pressed the point as Tracy confirmed the tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dillon, Read and Co
Senate Stock Market
Ernest Bell Tracy
Dillon, Read and Company
Tracy
Couzens
Mich
$5,000 Verdict for Plaintiff in Rail Crossing Case
A jury in Judge A. R. Webber's court awarded James Richter of Maryland $5,000 against the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad for injuries from a collision at a crossing near Wellington in October 1829. Jurors found the railroad negligent in displaying a warning signal too far from the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
James Richter
Maryland
Wellington
Scarlet Fever Hits Avon Lake Teachers At Risk
Scarlet fever has invaded Avon Lake School with two teachers among the latest victims. County Health officials in Oberlin report a small scale presence for some time and a recent uptick has six local families under quarantine with eight cases total. Health workers say there is no reason to fear a village epidemic.
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Avon Lake School
County Health Department
Oberlin
Avon Lake
Altered Signatures Attack Bond in Replevin Case
In Judge A R Webber's court yesterday Attorneys Adams and Levin of Lotania for Fen H Atkin of Elyria charged that signatures on a bond in a replevin suit were altered. They seek a new trial in a mandamus action against Sheriff Clarence W Dick over delivery of fishing gear valued at 15000, after the court dismissed that suit. Barner Davis held a mortgage for 1500 on the gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Webber
Charles F. Adams
Jacob Levin
Lotani
Fen H. Atkin
Elyria
Atkin
Clarence W. Dick
Barner Davis
Dogs Seized in Seven Day County Campaign
Fifty six dogs have been taken from streets and roads of Seprata county to the county pound in the past week. Leo Minkler county dog warden reports four arrests for violations of state dog laws during the period. He urges owners to register dogs over three months old and keep them from running loose at night. Arrests will follow violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seprata
Leo Minkles
Minkler
Two Political Meetings Tonight and Tomorrow Night
Two political meetings are scheduled as party campaigns heat up for the fall. Republicans meet at 7 30 p m in the Lorain County Bank directors room with Carl Curtis to address and other candidates to be introduced. Democrats plan a Perry Koplin drug store gathering the Second Ward rally inviting all city Democrats with Mayor Vanoster and other candidates featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Lorain County Bank
Carl Curtis
Perry Koplin
Lodi Street
Second Ward
W. H. Vanoster
Accident Fatal To A NE Woman In Amherst
Mrs Amelia Burbliss 45 of Dane street Amherst died in Amherst hospital at 3 am after being struck by a car while crossing Milan avenue Saturday evening. The auto was driven by Mrs Emma Loundsborough of 912 Walnut Elyria, an Amherst resident 18 years. Burbliss, active at St Joseph Catholic Church, is survived by husband Sylvester and six children Stella Anna May Marion Victoria John and Josephine. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Amelia Burbliss
Dane Street
Amherst
Amherst Hospital
Milan Avenue
Burbliss
Emma Lounsbrough
Walnut Street
Elyria
Chase National Bank Probe Set to Begin October Seventeen
Washington report says Fernand Perera, counsel for the Senate Stock Market Committee, announced the investigation into Chase National Bank and its former affiliate, the Securities Corporation, would start October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase National Bank
Washington
Perinand Perera
Senate Stock Market Committee
Securities Corporation
Fugitive Baldwin kills deputy in Toledo gun battle
In Toledo Ohio on October 10 fugitive Frank Sailor Baldwin shot and killed Deputy Leo Flanagan after exchanging fire with Sheriff Dave Krieger and a posse. Baldwin, wanted for the slaying of John L Parker on Sept 12, fled despite a leg wound. He was last tracked to a relative’s home and then a field on the city edge as officers pursued him through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Dave Krieger
Frank
Baldwin
Leo Flanagan
John L. Parker
Krieger
Flanagan
Fourth Kindergarten to Open Monday in Elyria
Elyria will open its fourth kindergarten Monday afternoon at Hamilton School. The private program, funded by parent payments, follows eleven district requests. Mrs. Loyola Faylor will teach at Hamilton in the afternoon and Franklin in the morning, with additional kindergartens at Ely and McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hamilton
R. C. Maston
Loyola Faylor
Franklin School
Taylor
Franklin
Ely
McKinley
Revolt Against Tammany In Brooklyn
In New York nine of twenty four Brooklyn district leaders in the John McCovey Tammany faction prepared to demand his abdication unless he allows a declaration for Joseph V McKee for mayor. They will skip the mayoral notification ceremonies for John P O'Brien.
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New York
Brooklyn
John McCovey
Democratic National
Tammany Hall
Joseph V. McKee
John P. O'Brien
Man fined $100 for liquor possession cited by Justice Petro
John Smith of 1827 West Avenue was fined $100 plus costs for liquor possession after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petro. Deputy sheriffs Joe Woodines and Ed Monroe arrested him on East River road near Butternut Ridge road around 11 p m last night when two gallons of liquor were found in his car.
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John Smith
West Avenue
Joseph Petro
Smith
Joe Woodines
Ed Monroe
East River Road
Butternut Ridge Road
Taylor elected Lorain County bank head
A. B. Taylor was elected Executive Officer in charge of operations at The Lorain County Savings & Trust Company at a regular directors meeting. He has long been central to the bank's growth and has held top roles in state and national banking, including president of the Ohio Bankers Association in 1928-29 and chair of the Bank Management Commission of the American Bankers Association in 1932-33. The move follows public praise from Ira J. Fulton and E. L. Hukill as he resumes executive management and aids local banking recovery efforts.
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Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
A. B. Taylor
Taylor
Ohio
Ohio Bankers Association
Bank Management Commission
American Bankers Association
Ira J. Fulton
Banks of
E. L. Hukill
Elyria Depositors Committee
Humphrey Case Headed For Courts
Washington October 10 William E Humphrey a 71 year old Seattle attorney seeks court action to challenge President Roosevelt removal from the Federal Trade Commission The case centers on the presidents power to dismiss a quasi judicial non partisan body and Humphrey plans to pursue a legal action after the commission upheld the removal order and barred further participation He is a conservative high tariff Republican while his successor George C Matthews is aligned with the administration and the dispute hinges on authority to remove for inefficiency or malfeasance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E. Humphrey
Seattle
Roosevelt
Congress
Humphrey
Humphery
George C. Matthews
President Moscicki Weds Secretary in Warsaw Ceremony
In Warsaw on October 10 President Ignacy Moscicki aged 67 married his secretary Mme Maria Zagorny, half his age, in a simple ceremony at an abbey near the presidential palace. Moscicki's daughter and three officials attended. The president, a noted analytical chemist, met Zagorny when her husband was his aide. Her former husband died last year and Zagorny later became the president's secretary.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ignacy Moscicki
Mme
Maria Zagorny
Moscicki
Mme. Zagorny
Mme. Moscicki
Zagorny
Legion Posts Install Officers in Lorain County Ceremony
About 150 officers from American Legion Posts Ladies Auxiliaries and Forty and Eight were installed at Elyria Legion Home. James Suler Mrs Merritt Lee Moore and John Elton oversaw installations with Judge Wanamaker delivering the keynote. Posts honored included Elyria Lorain Amherst South Amherst Avon Lake Oberlin and Wellington. A public dance and drum corps celebration followed at the Legion Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lorain County
Elyria
Ohio Street
Legion
James Suler
Lake District
Merritt
Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lee Moore
Ohio
John Elton
Forty and Eight
Judge Wanamaker
Akron
Lorain
Amherst
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Wellington
Two Sentenced For Kidnap Threat In New York Case
Nico lina De Palma a Yonkers nurse aged 23 and James Mediey a 25 year old filling station manager were sentenced to five and ten years respectively in a federal penitentiary for threatening to kidnap Helen Batcheller Dougherty niece of a Morgan partner.
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New York
Nicolina de Palma
Yonkers
James Mediey
Helen Batcheller Dougherty
Morgan
Attempt To Break French German Deadlock At World Disarmament Talks
The United States and Britain moved to bridge the French German stalemate at the World Disarmament Conference. Norman H. Davis and Captain Anthony Eden coordinated policy to woo Germany toward smaller armaments and to press France to soften penalties on violators during a test period. Delegates begin private talks with six days to shift the political balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Geneva
America
England
Norman H. Davis
United States
Anthony Eden
France
Germany
Davis
Eden
Transfer of $100,000 to County General Fund Authorized
County Treasurer Walter Wright and County Auditor Charlies 5 Kelset authorized transferring $100,000 from the undivided tax collection to the county general fund. The action was taken in response to a request from county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wright
Charlies
Kelset
Funds May Clear Slums In Cities
Washington October 10 Public Works Administration head Ickes announced a plan to create a federal corporation to spend hundreds of millions on slum clearance and housing projects, signaling a major nationwide urban renewal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Administration
Washington
Ickes
President Roosevelt Signs Permanent Industry Codes
President Roosevelt signed permanent codes for the optical, handkerchief, umbrella, and automatic sprinkler industries and for mutual savings banks. The action formalizes labor standards and operating rules across these sectors as part of the administration's code enforcement program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mutual Savings
Governor to summon special session on liquor control
Governor White announced that a special session of the General Assembly may be called in December if Ohio ratifies repeal of the 18th Amendment. A three day session would only occur with a definite liquor control program from the advisory commission led by Bene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
General Assembly
Ohio
Liquor Control Commission
Bene
House backs rejection of Cuba independence plan
Manila Oct 10 The Philippine House approved a resolution concurring with the Senate in rejecting the Hare Hawes Cutting independence plan. The vote was 53 to 22 as rejectionists urged turning down the offered plan which Insular leaders generally opposed. Plans for a mission to the United States to seek a new independence bill moved forward rapidly after the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Manila
House of the Philippines
Senate
House
Congress
United States
Trial Of Lorain Man Begins
The trial of Joseph Drazevich of Lorain for shooting to kill began in Judge W R Thompson's court today. The case concerns the alleged shooting of Joel of Lorain on September 4 in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Drazevich
Lorain
W. R. Thompson
Seine Nso
Joel
Loraiyj
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Lois Kemmerer
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville
Magnolia, Ark
Nancy
Yarborough
Fort Smith, Ark
Lois
Nancy Yarborough
Bulletin
Officer
Sheriff
Tammany
Justice Petro
Nation Legion
Chicago
Cuba
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