Proclamation Makes Peter II King of Yugoslavia
Belgrade, Oct 10. The 11 year old Crown Prince Peter II was proclaimed King Peter II under Article XXXVI, with a regency including Prince Paul and Olga of Greece. A six month mourning period was set, Parliament to reconvene, and the country faces a tense national fate amid fears of foreign plots and European diplomacy.
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All Europe
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Marseilles
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New Round of Alliances Foreseen After Marseille Assassinations
European diplomacy shifted toward new alignments following the Marseille murders. Jugoslavia and Poland showed leanings toward Germany, while France sought to fortify alliances with Czechoslovakia and Romania. Turkey feared Jugoslavian-Bulgarian moves, as Mussonini eyed an Italian-French pact. Troop movements remained guarded, signaling broad realignments within weeks.
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Turkey
Ohio Weather Forecast for Southeast and North Areas
Partly cloudy with possible rain in the southeast tonight. Slightly warmer conditions expected in the extreme north on Thursday.
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Ohio
King Alexander of Jugoslavia Brought Home for Burial
Be a Uyer reports King Alexander of Jugoslavia slain by an assassin and carried to Marseilles for the rites of royal burial. Queen Marie grieves as King Peter II, age 11, is recalled from school to assume the throne. Louis Barthou also died in the attack that precipitated a European political crisis.
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Romania
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Marseilles
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Europe
Paris
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Belgrade
Surrey
Croats Demand Share In Government Regency Pact
Croat leaders in Zagreb pressed for Croat participation in the Jugoslavian government. They pledged to cooperate in the regency of King Peter once Cretians and Slovenes gain official influence. It was hoped appointing two Croats to the three regents would pacify tensions, with two Croats among the three substitutes.
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Overrule Motion For Review In Myers Case
The Ohio Supreme Court today effectively affirmed Leo J. Miers of Elyria as entitled to compensation from Ohio Public Service Co for alleged utterances made at a Amherst Lorain County public meeting. Myers sued the utility for libel over a letter read during debate on a municipal light plant opposing the company. The Lorain County Common Pleas Court awarded $5,000. the Court of Appeals upheld it, and the Supreme Court overruled the motion for review.
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Leo J. ‘Hi’ Miers
Elyma
Ohio Public Service Company
Amherst
Lorain County
Myers
Utilities Company
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Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Assassin King Alexander acted alone say officials
Prague reports state Petrus Kelemen forged passport for the assassination of King Alexander of Jugoslavia while Marseille dispatch notes police believe he acted alone but guided by secret society. Emblem skull and crossbones under a crown found on his arm. Kelemen, 35, Croat born 1899 in Zagreb, resided mainly in Zagreb but carried Yugoslav passport and was living abroad. Eyewitnesses describe his leap to the king’s car and a shot from about ten inches.
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Zagreb
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Inflation Threat Affects Workers Says Senator Fess
Simeon D. Fess, U S Senator and Republican candidate, warned a large audience at rimn and Lorain that inflation hurts labor most. He argued a cheapened dollar raises prices without raising wages, stressing the danger of an inflationary movement and its impact on workers.
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Simeon D. Fess
U. S
Rimn
Lorain
Revolt in Spain Grinds On Amid Casualties and Raids
Madrid reports government vows to seize rebel leaders after six days of fighting in Barcelona Asturies and Madrid with death tolls surpassing 450 and 1 600 wounded. Leaders including Largo Caballero Manuel Azana and Indalecio Prieto pledge to fight to the end. Government troops capture Oviedo Trubia take 1 890 prisoners while rebels seize ships and clash in Pasajes De San Pedro.
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Asturias
Manuel Azana
Republican Action Party
Union of Iberian Republis
Largo Caballeda
Lenin
Manuel Alban
Zalazossa
Indalecio Prieto
Lopez Ochoas
Oviedo
Trubia
James I
Aviles
Guardo
Ochoas
Manuel Pedregal
San Sebastian
Pasajes de San Pedro
Rabbi Opens Bi Weekly Lecture Series on Liberty
Rabbi Marcus Kramer of the gudath Achim Bnay Abraham temple will start a year long series with a talk titled Two Presidents Speak of Liberty. He will discuss the nation wide debate on fundamental American principles. The talk is set for 8 15 p m Friday at the temple corner Lodi street and Lake avenue and doors open to the public.
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Voters urged to register before Tuesday deadline here
Mary E. Seward, clerk of the Board of Elections office, says Tuesday is the last day to register for the November election. The office will stay open on Saturday and Tuesday until 9 PM for convenience. Voters who have not registered or who have moved since the last election must transfer.
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Mary E. Seward
Board of Elections
Founders and Donors Honored at Elyria Home Day
Founders and donors of the Elyria Home for the Aged were honored at the fourth annual Founders' and Donors' Day. Dr. L. C. Wright, new Baldwin Wallace College president, spoke on building a life remembered for service. three founders attended. The Williams Memorial hospital room and two bronze tablets were dedicated, with ceremonies led by Dr. W. W. Wagar. Board president Dr. Charles B. Ketcham and superintendent Rev. K. F. Meister spoke on gifts and stewardship, as music and prayers closed the event.
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L. C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
W. H. Searles
C. S. Johnson
Faustine Rawson
Williams Memorial Hospital Room
Zella Williams
New York
Edward FE. Williams
Catherine P. Foote
Boyd Memorial
Lillie McElfresh
W. W. Wagar
Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles B. Ketcham
Board of Trustees
Senator Bulkley to Speak in Oberlin
Oberlin Democrats invite U S Senator Robert J. Bulkley to speak at Finney Chapel on Friday evening October 19 at 8 p m. Jarvis Strong of the Oberlin Donahey-Davey Club says a rally is planned and a brass band may greet the senator. The event will mark both of Ohio’s current senators having spoken in Oberlin with Republican Senator Simeon D. Fess already visiting last night.
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Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Finney Chapel
Jarvis Strong
Oberlin Donahey-Davey Club
Bulkley
Simeon D. Fess
Three Candidates for Legislature to Give Views at PTA Night
At least three Lorain County candidates for the state legislature are expected to express their stands on proposed school legislation tonight as the Elyria High School Parent-Teacher Association holds its first meeting of the 1934 35 year in the Elyria High School auditorium at 7 30 p m open to the public Sneakers will include County No 6 Continued on Page 2.
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Five Lorain County residents face liquor permit hearings
Five Lorain county residents were ordered to appear before State Liquor Director Col. John A. Hughes to show cause why their permits, issued by the Ohio Liquor Board, should not be revoked. Names include A. L Becker Oberlin, Lorenzo Montalto Avon Lake, L. E. Vail Elyria, Steve Study Lorain, and Ella Justin Lorain. Becker serves a Toledo workhouse term. Montalto awaits appeals after a prior liquor license conviction.
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Lorain County
John A. Hughes
Ohio Liquor Board
A. L Becker
Oberlin Road
Lorenzo Montalto
Avon Lake
L. E. Vail
Lodi Street
Elyria
Steve Study
West 15Th Street
Lorain
Ella Justin
East 28Th Street
Department of Liquor Control
Becker
Toledo
Montalto
Court of Appeals
Elyria Township Tax League Meets Tonight at Markley School
Home rule and school problems top agenda at Elyria Township Tax League meeting at Markley School with Mansfield state senator Philp Wolfe set to speak on home rule and R H Miller addressing the township school bus controversy. Local candidates invited by O M Higgins, league president. In a separate Kiwanis note, Elyria Kiwanis officers for 1935 to be elected this week.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
B. R. Treverton
Cleveland
Heads of Legion Posts Installed in Lorain Installation
Over one hundred officers from nine American Legion Posts eight auxiliaries and the County 40 were inducted at a joint installation in Lorain last evening. The I C O F hall hosted by Steel City Post was packed. State Commander-elect William F Ronald of Warren installed the post officers Paul Fuller of Xenia presided over the 40 and Mrs J A Croyle of Cleveland installed the auxiliaries.
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Lorain
Steel City
Wlram F. Ronald
Warren
Paul Fuller
Xenia
J. A. Croyle
Cleveland
Wins Damage Suit Against City Of Elyria
Elizabeth Busher of Elyria won a damage case against the city of Elyria, Lorain County, after a fall on a city sidewalk. The Ohio Supreme Court refused to review the decision, keeping $800 damages awarded by Lorain County Common Pleas Court and upheld by the Court of Appeals.
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