Widowed Queen Marie tells Peter II of father’s death in Paris
Marie of Yugoslavia arrived in Paris with 11 year old Peter II to break the news of King Alexander’s assassination. The dowager queen spoke softly as she explained the death, confirming Peter’s status as king and her own subjection. The scene unfolded at the Marshal of Yugoslavia’s residence near Avenue Victor Hugo while guards kept watch and officials pondered political fallout across Europe.
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Paris
Marie
Peter II
Victor Hugo
Peter
Marseilles
Roumania
Reayiiy
Marseiles
Alexander
Louis Barthou
Sarraut
France
Gaston Doumergue
Salvation Cabinet
Europe
Yelock
Trocadero
Queen Marie
Ritz
Sandrody School
Cobham
Boy Scouts
United Press
Aleander
Yugoslavia
Peter I
Phas
Pater Karageorge
Sandroyt School
Surrey
England
The Weather Forecast CHIO: Fair Tonight
The forecast for CHIO predicts fair weather tonight with a slight drop in temperature and colder conditions expected on Friday.
Patronage plums to be distributed to Democratic congressmen
The agricultural census starting January will distribute 25,000 Patronage Plums to Democratic congressmen, announced by Census Bureau director William L. Austin. Republicans cried foul over pre election methods, including crop benefit checks totaling 4 million per day.
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Austin
Santos Put On Probation After Manslaughter Guilty Plea
Frank Santos owner of a South Lorain poolroom was granted one year probation by Judge A R Webber after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the September 11 shooting of Vincent Mao reno. Prosecutor Stevens approved probation. Detective Britt Buda named probation officer. In Marion, six steam shovels for the Grand Coulee Dam federal project were ordered, bringing the Marion Steam Shovel Company’s total paid for shovels to about three quarters of a million dollars for federal work.
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Frank Santos
South Lorain
Vincent Maoreno
A. R. Webber
Lawrence @db
Santos
Moreno
Lorain
Frank E. Stevens
Britt Buda
Marion
Grand Coulee Dam
Federal
Columbia River
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Boy Suffers Injury From Fall At Fields Corners
James McGrall aged 16 of Cleveland fractured his left shoulder after a fall from a truck at Fields Corners yesterday around 5 p.m. He received treatment at Memorial hospital.
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James McGrall
Cleveland
Fields Corners
Memorial Hospital
Democrats Feted At Luncheon Celebrate Club Anniversary
Agnes B King of Ironton urged change in methods not purpose as Elyria Democrat Woman's Club marked its 12th anniversary with a luncheon. Speakers included Rep Don W Harter and Herbert E Duffy of Columbus. The gathering drew about 275 attendees from county Democrat Women’s Clubs.
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Elyria Democrat Woman’s Club
Juste
Agnes B
King
Ironton
Elyria Democrat Woman's Club
Don W. Harter
Herbert E. Duffy
Columbus
Fourth Ward Democratic Club Meets Tonight at Veterans Hall
Members of the Fourth Ward Democratic Club will convene at 7 30 p m tonight in Veterans of Foreign Wars hall located at 430 Broad Street Precinct captains and committeemen are urged to attend.
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Fourth Ward
Democratic Club
Veterans of Foreign Warehall
Broad Street
Kidnapping Shocks Louisville Oil Family Wife Seized
Berry V. Stoll, rich oilman, offered fifty thousand dollars for the release of his wife Alice Stoll who was abducted from their Louisville home. Federal agents led by J Edgar Hoover searched rural areas and questioned suspects as a brutal assault left the home in disarray and Mrs Stoll bound and gagged.
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Alice Stoll
Berry V. Stoll
J. Edgar Hoover
Daudap Wakefield
Public Safety of
United Press
Clocisville
Kentucky
Polo
White Stoll
William Moll
Stoll
Louisville Sorietry
Frederick Sackett
Germany
Patroner
Fowler Willett
Bryn Mawr College
Stoll Refining Company
Community Fund Drives Endorsed in Columbus
The State Relief Commission endorsed forthcoming community fund drives to raise money for private social agencies. It backed President Roosevelt, Harry L. Hopkins, Newton D. Baker and other prominent Americans who support relief work by private social agencies and community chest organizations.
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Columbus
State Relief Commission
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Newton D. Baker
Train plunge near Guttenberg kills four and injures three
A Milwaukee passenger train derailed two miles south of Guttenberg Iowa today, killing four and injuring three. The dead include Charles Krasinsky and two unidentified passengers, with additional victims reported.
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Guttenberg
Milwaukee Railroad
Here
Charles Krasinsky
Thehbuque
Ote Fienan Vann
Dubuque
Typ
Red Cross Roll Call Opens October 25 in Lorain County
The American Red Cross Roll Call in Lorain County starts October 25, excluding Lorain city which runs a separate drive later. Campaign chair Harold Rorick reports a $2,000 southern county quota to be reached within the assigned week. Local chairmen lead township organizers across Mounty area with openings beginning October 25 and parallel efforts to Elyria Community Chest in mid November.
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Ted Cros
Lorain County
Harold Rorick
Biyria
Lorain
Elyria
Mrs Roosevelt reflects on aging and public life on 50th birthday
In a Washington interview marking her 50th birthday, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt surveys shifts in public opinion, noting greater government interest, rising labor dignity, expanded rights for women, and broader participation in public affairs. She recalls three eras of her life from the Boer War to World War I and today.
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U. P. Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
England
Candidates Discuss School Finance At Elyria Meeting
Elyria residents heard presentations on solving Ohio school finances at the Elyria High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting. Republican and Democratic candidates for state legislature and senate spoke on funding, supervision, and preserving schools, with emphasis on keeping schools open and avoiding hasty legislation.
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Ohio
Hye
Elyria
Parent-Teacher Association
C. Kelser
R . Maston
State Senate
William S Smith
William Ashhboll
Forum to Hear Export Manager at YM Hogrums Meeting
Members of the Young Men's Hogrum will hear the second talk in a three part series on the European situation tonight at 3 p.m. at the M G A. Paul Malenchini export manager for Thew Shovel Company will discuss The Industrial Outlook in Europe. He has traveled widely in Europe and spent last summer in Israel. The first talk covered the political situation by Guy B Findley. The third talk is planned for the next meeting, with speaker yet to be announced.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Lprain
Victor C. Reese
Ekisha
Lorain
Ome
Hogrum
Paul Malenchini
Thew Shovel Company
Europe
Malenchini
Guy 8. Findley
Seven killed in Halifax dynamite blast and fire
In Halifax Nova Scotia on October 11 seven people including four children died when a dynamite explosion triggered a blaze that wrecked a three story tenement. The blast felled occupants in their beds and caused destruction within a half mile radius. Names listed include Mrs Dundas and her children Amy and Peter, Mrs Cruse and her children Kathleen and Joseph, plus an unidentified man.
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Halifax
D. Dundas
Amy
Peter
Cruse
Kathleen
Joseph
Sheriff probes fatal accident near Ridgeville
Deputy sheriff reports a two car collision on Cleveland road east of Ridgeville resulted in the death of Ulysses Robert Fitzsimmons 20 of Cleveland. Six youths rode in a car driven by William Miles 18. The crash occurred when Miles attempted to pass and cut in front of Andrew Bendick 205 High street Elyria. Fitzsimmons died at Memorial hospital. others reportedly uninjured and Fitzsimmons sustained a fractured shoulder.
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Clarence W. Dick
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Ulysses Robert Fitzsimmons
Basii
10Th Street
Cleveland
Memorial Hospital
Fitzsimmons
William Miles
Andrew Bendick
High Street
Elyria
Sherif William Holst
Rendick
Y M C A Membership Drive Reports Tonight
Fifty four YMCA memberships were turned in by men and boy workers in the annual drive as the first report meeting was held. About half the men filed reports, with a larger total expected tomorrow at the final men's drive meeting. The boys campaign continues through Saturday.
Shank Insanity Plea Refused for Poison Slayer
Assistant Attorney General Robert F. Smith refused to make public the contents of a brief filed with the state supreme court. The brief refutes an insanity plea from Mark H. Shank, condemned for the alleged poisoning slayings of four. The supreme court will hear the plea next Monday. Shank, sentenced to be electrocuted, had a prior hearing on the insanity assertion.
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Little Rock
Ark
Robert F. Smith
State Supreme Court
Mark H. Shank
Supreme Court
Shank
Italian Attache Beaten Amid Yugoslav Tensions
Belgrade October 11 Italian consulate attache was beaten by a mob amid strained Italian Jugoslav relations. The crowd shouted down Italy blaming them for King Alexander's assassination. Parliament swore in Prince Paul as regent for King Peter II and praised Alexander as hero king. Alexander’s funeral planned for next Wednesday in his World War uniform.
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United Press
Belgrade
Laibach Tody
Italy
Alexander
Paul
Peter II
Peter
Key
Realignment in Europe eyeing mid November talks
Political experts foresee secret diplomatic conferences in mid November that could realign European powers with Germany and France at the center. Jugoslavia faces internal consolidation and potential coup risks as Italy and Jugoslavia tensions loom over the assassinations. France aims to keep French Italian friendship while managing Jugoslavian relations, with Poland shifting toward Germany and Hungary courted by Germany and Poland. A Balkan alliance resisting France Italy and Germany is also speculated.
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London
Jugoslavia
Europe
Germany
France
Marseilles
Alexander
Gaston Doumergue
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Louis Barthou
Domergue
Poland
Reveal stock sales to bolster prices bulletin Chicago
Government testimony during the mail fraud trial of Samuel Ingall Sr and 16 other defendants cited sales of stocks between one Insull utility holding company and another to maintain market prices. The proceedings, reported from Ort., outlined how the transfers were used to prop up stock values amid the case.
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Chicago
Ort
Samuel Ingall, Sr
Injured 14YearOld Football Player At Jefferson School
James Worcester aged 14 of 136 School Street sustained a fractured left shoulder fragment at about 56 p.m. yesterday while playing football at Jefferson School. He was treated at Memorial Hospital.
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James Worcester
School Street
Jefferson School
Memorial Hospital
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