Tariff Walls Blamed for Global Distress
Cincinnati October 12 Former war secretary Newton Baker told about 500 Democratic partisans that high tariff walls restrict trade and doom prosperity He blamed Republican isolationism and Hoover’s policy for Europe’s plight and urged engagement via conferences Baker contrasted candidates’ qualifications with policy facts in a forceful talk
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Cincinnati
Newton PD Baker
Baker
Hoover
America
Des Moines
United States
Democratic Rally Highlights Relief Measures and Local Gubernatorial Banter
Lieutenant Governor Pickrel urged Democrats to sweep the ticket in Lorain with a call to fund county offices and clean the courthouse. Bulkley praised bipartisan approval of the RFC and Home Loan Banks acts, crediting Democrats for unemployment relief and nationwide housing aid as the campaign notes. An old fashioned dance is announced for Belden on Oct. 15 with Harley Delamore’s Orchestra.
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Bulkley
Home Loan Banks
Pickrel
W. G. Pickrel
Lorain
Belden
Harley Delamore
Six Cases Of Scarlet Fever At Ely School
Dr G E B French health commissioner reports six cases of scarlet fever at Ely school and says the situation is under control. A nurse checks the school daily and no further outbreak is anticipated. He notes some parents want the school closed but media urges children stay in school under observation.
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Ely
G. EB. French
Ely School
French
Local Clubs Start Work At Elyria YMCA
Two boys clubs at the Elyria Y M C A begin work tomorrow and Friday after noon, with the Airplane Club at 4 pm tomorrow and the Ship Model Club at the same time Friday. A Hi Club forms at South Amherst with 12 Elyria Senior Hi Club members assisting, 11 local bars joining. Police revolver team defeats Penzoil team at city hall range. top scores listed for both sides. Hubert Shawter fined $1 for taking corn from a Lorain field and costs after arrest Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
South Amherst
Pannzoil
Olmstead
Miller
Hamlin
Parker
Obitts
Penzoil
G. Kelling
W. Reichard
R. Hart
M. Nelson
X. Haury
Lorain
Hubert Shawter
Joseph Petro
Shawter
Foremen To Hear Export Manager In Elyria Club Meet
Elyria Foremen Club opens its 1932 33 season with Paul Malenchini export manager of Thew Shores Company as speaker at the YMCA on October 20. He will discuss Conditions in Europe amid plans for an entertainment program and a large anticipated crowd. The club unites foremen and executives from local plants for social events and work related discussion.
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Paul Malenchini
Thew Shores Company
Elyna Foremen
Y M.C. A
Europe
Elyria
Democratic meeting urges statewide registration drive and votes
Pickrel replaces Don W. Harter as Akron congress candidate while Harter recovers knee injury. Stevens attacks Pardee as political boss and backs Weygandt for chief justice and Stephenson, Zimmerman, Henderson for associate justices. Seward presides as speakers tour Lorain and Akron, urging Democrats to register by October 18 and noting registration hours and voting guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickrel
Don W. Harter
Akron
Congress
Harter
Perrys Stevens
District Court of Appeals
William E. Pardee
Stevens
Carl V. Weygandt
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Will P. Stephenson
Charles Zimmerman
William P. Henderson
D. W. Seward
Lorain
Seward
Board of Elections
Sickness causes most absences in early school year
Attendance data from the first month shows 214 investigations this year versus 298 last year. Sickness headed absence causes with 17 cases. other causes include neglect by parents, wilful truancy, illegal employment, poverty, and family sickness. Several students relocated or were unlocatable.
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C. M. Williams
Willams
Death Record Mrs Diana Fyffe Heggie in Glasgow Scotland
Mrs Diana Fyffe Heggie formerly of Elyria and Lorain passed away at her Glasgow home on October 12 1932 aged 75. Born in Dundee Scotland she is survived by four children including Vs! of Baltimore Dane of Philadelphia Alex of Elyria and Diana McIntosh of Glasgow plus two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in Scotland on Friday October 14. Roy Hartinger 22 of Grafton died at home and funeral is set for Thursday 8:30 am at Assumption Church, burial in St. Mars Cemetery.
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Diana Fyffe Heggie
Elyria
Lorain
Glasgow
Scotland
Fyffe
Dundee
Sventy
Baltimore
Dane
Philadelphia
Alex
Diana McIntosh
Ovctober
Roy Hartinger
Grafton
Assumption Church
St. Mars’s Cemetery
Legion Commander Ralph Cole Improves After Crash
Warren Ohio October report says Ralph D. Cole, commander of the American Legion from Findlay, is improving at Warren City Hospital from neck and shoulder injuries after his car skidded on the Warren Cleveland road. He is expected to leave the hospital within a few days.
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Warren
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Ohio
American Legion
Warren City Hospital
Warren-Cleveland
Border States split in 1932 electoral survey for Roosevelt
The survey splits the Border States of Maryland West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Oklahoma 41 in Roosevelt column and 8 in West Virginia in favor of Hoover in many counties. Tennessee may stay Democratic or tilt, Oklahoma shifts to Democratic by large margin. Des Moines Hoover address spurs Republican turnout while some West Virginia sources see Roosevelt advantage fading.
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Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Hoover
Marsland
al Smith
Ritchie
Mr. Hoover
Des Moines
East Tennessee
Patrick Hurley
Borah Urges Drastic Measures for World Recovery
Senator William E Borah of Idaho urged swift domestic and international reforms at a rally in Burley Ort. He called for silver remonetization a 50 percent cut in armaments cancellation of war debts if arms are trimmed and steps to ease farmer debt, plus immediate government cost cuts.
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Borah
Insull passport case taken up by State Department
Washington instructs the U S Consulate in Athens to take up the American passport of Samuel Insull Sr Chicago utilities magnate The report also notes in Zanesville Ohio a first degree murder charge expected against Etta Middaugh in the death of George Guysinger Perry County farmer Guysinger died from a fractured skull after a fight with Middaugh
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Washington
State Department
United States
Athens
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Zanesville, O
Kttza Middaugh
George Gurysinger
Perry County
Guysinger
Middaugh
Maschke Calm Under Grog Examination
Cleveland October trial of Maurice Maschke Republican leader and four others on embezzlement of 177000 from Cuyahoga county treasury resumes with Alex Bernstein testimony. Court adjourned for Columbus Day. Cross examination to occupy most of session tomorrow as defendants recount loan of 120000 from National City Bank used to restore county funds. Maschke testified describing being persuaded to sign for 124000 loan with Beckerman.
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Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Alex Bernstein
Bernstein
BP. L. A. Lieghley
Maschke
Henry A. Beckerman
Charles Bernstein
Beckerman
National City Bank
Republican Organization
Illness Hits Ohio Orphans Home Inmates
Dr A Messenezer and Superintendent Harold Hars continued today in vestigation of a mysterious illness at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home. About 47 inmates were hospitalized with some children in serious condition. The peak of the disease is believed to have been reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenis
Iir
A. (. Messenezer
Harold Hars
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans
Messenger
Oberlin College High School Day Sees 1300 Attend Oct 15
Oberlin O October 12 Over thirteen hundred high school students teachers principals and parents plan to attend the Fourth Annual High School Day Saturday October 15 under W H Seaman director of admissions. About three hundred seventy seven students will take examinations in Arts and Sciences and eighty five in Music. total attendance expected to rise beyond last year but fall short of six hundred. Invitations to fewer schools aim to limit spectators and focus on exams and admission procedures.
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Oberlin, O
W H. Seaman
Office For
Oberlin College
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Seaman
Soue
Student Officers Elected At Oberlin High School
Ralph Lyman is elected president of the Oberlin High School Student Senate for 1932 33. Senior members include Alfred Partridge and Virginia Powell. juniors Dean Oehling and Virginia Richardson. sophomores Alfred Osmer and Ruth Hamilton. faculty members Mr. Alter Migs McCaw and Mr. Wigton. Class officerroll shows Seniors president Robert Martin vice president Marilyn Webber. Junior president Bert Shafer vice president Virginia Richardson. Sophomore president Richard Shafer vice president Frances Carr secretary treasurer Sylvia Champney program chairman Constance Warner social chairman Eleanor Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lyman
Oberlin High School
Alfred Partridge
Virginia Powell
Dean Oehling
Virginia Richardson
Alfred Osmer
Ruth Hamilton
Alter
Migs McCaw
Wigton
Robert Martin
Marilyn Webber
Bert Shafer
Richard Shafer
Francea Carr
Sylvia Champney
Constance Warner
Eleanor Jackson
Business Women Elect Officers in Oberlin Club
The Oberlin Business Women's Club held a special meeting at Mrs. Frank Falkner's home on East College Street to elect new officers for the year. Hazel Worcester was chosen president, Nalle Stevens vice president, and Mildred Prosser secretary-treasurer. Plans are being made for a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business Women's Club
Frank Falkner
Fast College Street
Hazel Worcester
Nalle Stevens
Mildred Prosser
Progressive Hallowe en Part Planned for October 25
A progressive Hallowe en party is scheduled for the evening of October 25. The event will visit multiple homes in the neighborhood with themed costumes and treats.
Scout Council Officers Named And Upcoming Girl Scout Activities
Local Girl Scout Council elected officers for the year: Commissioner Mrs Sara Wilson Deputy Commissioner Mrs W L Tenney Second Deputy Commissioner Mrs James McCullough Secretary Miss Lorena Lyon Treasurer Mrs H Shepherd and Volunteer Local Director Mrs H F Ashley. Brownie Pack held an Indian hike through the arboretum and a treasure hunt ending at Brown Owl yard. Ranger troop schedules first meeting at Mrs W J Tenney’s home Sunday October 1f from 5 20 to 7 30 with supper then program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Sara Wilson
Ford
W. L Tenney
James McCullough
Lorena Lyontreasurer
H. Shepherd
H. F. Ashley
Arboretum
Prospect School
Ramsey Railroad
Brown Owl Yard
W. J. Tenney
All College Mixer Set With Political Theme
The Annual All College Campus Mixer will be Thursday at 6 pm on Chapel Plaza. The event, under Student Council auspices, features a political theme with bread lines for Republican, Democratic, Socialist and Communist parties. Hank Ready's band will provide music for street dancing after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Council
Chapel Plaza
Hank Ready
History Club Discusses Italy At Oberlin Meeting
The Oberlin Women’s History Department met at Mrs. F C Ruth’s home on Woodland avenue. Mrs. T W Thomas spoke on A Glimpse of Genoa Le Su perba Mrs W H Chapin spoke on An Aerial View of Milan and Mrs Frank Sedge man presented Leaning Toward Pisa. The Junior Freshman hike departs Wright laboratory at 4 30 pm and ends at the arboretum with a steak roast.
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History Department
Italy
Oberlin Women's Club
F. C. Ruth
Woodland Avenue
T.W. Thomas
Genoa
le Superba
Mra
W. H. Chapin
Milan
Frank Sedgeman
Pisa
Wright Laboratory
Arboretum
Farm Fires on the Increase Across Rural Areas
The article notes fires on farms rose in 1931, with experts citing moral hazard and property deterioration due to reduced farm incomes. It warns of avoidable hazards from old roofs and cracked chimneys, urges proactive farm maintenance, home fire suppression gear, and a community fire network to limit losses and form a triple line of defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Banks Battle for Lake Shore Railway Securities
Two New York banks fought for control of securities backing Lake Shore Electric Railway Company notes at foreclosure threat. The First National Bank as trustee seeks priority over Manufacturers Trust Company for bonds and notes deposited as collateral. Chase Bank claims prior rights to the securities, with potential foreclosure against Chase.
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New York
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Cleveland
Hase National Bank
Trust Company
Chase Bank
Fie
Morteare
Raiwas
Mamutaiquiers Trust
Manufacturers Trust
Legion Post Honors and Plans outlined in meeting notes
The meeting highlighted drum corps status work, a door prize that covered next year’s dues, and thanks to the High School for last Friday’s football game exhibition. Committees named by A T Sibley will guide public relations and entertainment as the Legion enters the new year.
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Wall
Fred Roth
C. A. Persons
H. L. Collins
J. F. Murbach
Valsson
Carl Smith
Sandusky High
George Tattersall
Lakewood
Eddie Herzog
A. R. Agate
Tom Welsh
Legion
Welsh
American Legion
A. T. Sibley
Otto K. Mischka
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Chicago Cash Quotations
Markets report Cleveland livestock bids steady to 100 higher on cattle and sheep mix. Beef cows and bulls show firm to lower quotes amid light demand. hogs and grain-fed cattle move but with varied strength. Chicago cash quotes list butter, eggs, hams and poultry values, with wheat corn and oats prices and clover seed at 7.00 to 8.50 per unit.
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Cleveland
Suesday
Chicago
Wais Tubstro
Leder Eure
Colored Springs
Rock Springs
Gorsa
Leghorn Broilers
United States Department of Axticulture
United States
Wisconsin
Minenesota
Gage
South
Dackota
Ohios
Idaho Russels
Red Sea
Draft Constitution Aims Cabinet Rule In Germany
Munich October report says a new German constitution is being drafted to place state management in the hands of the Government and Cabinet rather than Parliament Chancellor Franz von Papen announced at the Bavarian Industry Federation meeting in Munich today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Munich
Germany
Franz von Papen
Federation of Bavarian Industry
Community rally features county candidates and boosters
A local meeting chaired by Lawrence H. Webber heard speakers including P. N. Rogers Malcolm Thompson John Harding Walter Wright Clarence Duk Charles E B Tucker Harry Shaw William G Mitchell Ben Thomas John Warden and C L Ward. Webber urged re election of Judge William Pardee Francis Seibering to Congress and Judge H C Wilcox to the county probate court. The Booster Club grew from 40 charter members to nearly 500 and he predicted surpassing 1000 by election day. A rally is set for next week at Basics U fall Music night featured Avon violonist James W Davidson and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Lawrence Hi. Webber
Lerash
P. N. Rogers
Malcolm Thompson
John Harding
Walter Wright Clarence Duk
Charles EB. Tucker
Harry Shaw
William G. Mitchell
Ben Thomas
John Warden
Webber
William Pardee
Court of Appeals
Francis Seibering
Congress
IL. C. Wilcox
Chuid
Lou
Club visits local telephone plant in Elyria
The Y- Indus Siut toured the Elyria Telephone Company plant with Cr Elsten guiding the group through long distance and local call operations and new equipment. At a prior business session Robert Beary announced an old time party at the YMCA camp on October 24 and plans for cooperation in the municipal Hallowe en celebration. An application for Ward B Young as a bady member of the Elyria post was accepted and J C George gave an ex service address on leadership in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Telephone Company
Y-Indus Siut
Cr. Elsten
Robert Bearyr
Leon Kelley
Arthur Richwine
A. J. Lehman
Eddie Herzog
Carl F. Wolf
A. R. Agate
Jim Elemes
G. A. Persons
Trekey
Win
Sudre
Pete Dirlam
Eddile Krebs
C. A. Jersons
W. Herbert
Dorr Billings
Ward B. Young
Elyria Post
J. C. George
Chronicle-Telegram
George
Grain and Feed Prices From Chaveliund Exchange
The Chaveliund Grain and Hay Exchange lists prices for corn meal oats and hay. Figures cover wheat mill feeds hay and straw with various quality grades and per barrel or per bushel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaveliund Grain and Hay Exchange
Alpal Fai—Chalee
Perorent
FARMERS MARKETS LIST OF PRODUCE PRICES AND BASKETS
A detailed list of vegetables and fruits with prices and basket sizes. Items include apples, beans, carrots, cauliflower, celery root, lettuce, onions, peppers, potatoes, squash, tomatoes and more. Describes basket counts, varieties and per dozen or per bushel pricing, with note on quality ranges and bulk lots.
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Savoy
Tyne
Hubbard
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Toledo
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Wava
Hajtinger Funeral
Frank C. Owen
Owen
Bargain Wagons, Inc
Harman T. Wall
Young Republican Women's Organization
Orphans Home
Oberlin
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
William Bell
Scout Council
Lake Shore Railway Company Securities
Ufall
James W. Davidson
Avon Vylophonist
W. McMilan
Furnace Street
Lake Avenue
Hktter
Sebramm Road
The
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