Supreme Court Rules States Cannot Regulate Women’s Minimum Wages
The Supreme Court reaffirmed its spring decision that New York State lacked power to set minimum wages for working women. It rejected requests for a rehearing from New York, Illinois, and Massachusetts while awaiting a Washington state test case. The ruling followed the Guffey Coal Control Act decision on federal regulation of wages and hours within states.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Newark
Washiston
New York
Iinois
Massachusetts
Supreme Court Acts On Bank, Labor, Tax, and Public Law
The Supreme Court today refused jurisdiction in the Bradley Lumber case contesting the National Labor Actions Act and to review motives of Hoep pell and son in a West Point appointment case. It entertained or upheld appeals on neutrality legislation, railway labor law, retroactive silver taxes, Ohio telephone rate refunds, and the gold clause ban in public and private obligations.
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Washington
National Labor Actions Act
Bradley Vlumberompany
Arkansas
Aha R. Hoeppel
Calif
Charles J. Hoeppel
Supreme Ourt
West Point
Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Congress
Government wins Supreme Court review on consolidating ACT tests
Government today won Supreme Court review of its bid to consolidate tests of the constitutionality of the Utilities Holding Company Act into one suit. The tribunal will review the District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruling that the administration must meet all test cases challenging the law.
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Government
Supreme Court
Utilities Holding Company Act
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Supreme Court to reconsider municipal bankruptcy act ruling
The Supreme Court agreed to rehear the St spring case raised by Cameron County Water Improvement District No 1 and others. States including Arkansas California Colorado Florida Mississippi Missouri New Mexico Oregon Texas and Washington urged rehearing citing constitutional concerns. Bondholders and irrigation districts urged the court to deny the rehearing.
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Supreme Court
St Spring
Cameron County
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
Oregon
Texas
Supreme Court Refuses Farm Act Appeal on Mortgage Case
The Supreme Court declined to hear the Phoenix Joint Stock Land Bank of Kansas City s appeal from a Missouri federal court ruling upholding the constitutionality of the farm act. The case involved a mortgage of 1 on Harry M Hotspenpiller s Morgan County farm. The 1935 Frazier Lemke precedent found the 1 percent interest provision insufficient to avert creditor forfeiture.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frazier Lemke
County Republican Club Unit To Meet Thursday Evening
Due to active participation in the current campaign by Young Men's Republican Club members, the County Unit will not meet Tuesday. The regular meeting is canceled for Thursday at 8 oclock in the directors room of the Trio Savings and Trust.
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Trio Savings and Trust
Weather Ohio Cloudy and Cold With Light Rain
The forecast for Ohio calls for cloudy and colder conditions with temperatures near freezing. Northwest areas likely dry with a hint of light rain on Tuesday and no snow expected there.
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Ohio
Tonight's Talks On Political Front
A broadcast lineup lists topics and speakers across stations tonight. At 6:00 WHR features Gov. Davey followed by 6:15 WTAM Republicans, 7:00 WHR Edward Horton, 7:00 WIIR William Hard, 9:00 WTAM Gov. London, 10:30 WHR John Cadahy and 19:45 WGAR Democrats.
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Davey
WTAM
Edward Horton
Wiir
William Hard
Gov
London
John Cadahy
WGAR
Democrats
23 Miners Die in Japanese Coal Mine Blast
In Fukuoka Kyushu, a coal mine explosion killed 23 miners and injured sixteen others. Rescuers saved 62 more as the blast occurred in southern Japan near Nagasaki on October 12.
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Japan
Kyushu
Nagasaki
President Roosevelt Campaigns Across Western States
President Roosevelt, on the second week of a 5000 mile tour, spoke from Denver urging fiscal balance and deriding GOP promises to cut spending. He aimed at Colorado electoral votes, schedules stops in Colorado Springs La Junta and Pueblo, and plans rear platform talks in Dodge City Wichita Emporia and Kansas City.
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Roosevelt
Union
Cheyenne
Wyron
Colorado
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado Springs
la Junia
Pueblo
Alf M. Landon
Dodge City
Kansas
New Deal
Gary
Ed C. Johnson
Alva B. Adams
Sunflower State
Wichita
Emporia
Kansas City
Kans
Hundred Lives Lost in Philippine Typhoons
Manila reports at least one hundred dead with many missing after weekend typhoons. A Red Cross worker found 36 bodies in Cabantuan Nueva Ecija while Luzon refugees face food and medicine shortages. An aerial survey by the air department was delayed by bad weather as damage impacts Luzon’s grain belt.
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P. L
Philippines
Red Cross
Luzon
Cabantuan
Nueva Ecija
Air Department of the Philippines Army
Commonwealth
Girl Masquerading As Man Says Parents Near Vermilion
Eleanor Vaas a 19 year old Ohio farm girl who wore masculine clothes for 10 years stayed with police in Kansas City as authorities seek to contact her relatives. She said she fled hitchhiking to San Francisco to visit Robert Gregory and that her parents Patrick and his wife owned two fruit farms near Vermilion Ohio. She explained the disguise was to prefer manual labor to housekeeping.
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Kansas City
Eleanor Vaas
Ohio
San Francisco
Wuuch
Robert Gregory
Patrick Vaas
Vermilion, O
Insurgents Thrust At Madrid In Heavy Battle Front
Loyalist troops retreating to defend Madrid faced superior rebel forces on the western front. Insurgents pressed from Navasperal de Pinares to San Martin de Valedizias in three columns while foul weather and censorship hindered reports. The government hoped Russia would denounce the Non-Intervention pact, easing arms imports, as observers warned of a larger offensive toward Navalcarnero and El Escorial.
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United Press
Madrid
Toledo
Navalcarnero
el Escorial
Navasperal de Pinares
el Hoyo
San Martin de Valediziesias
Russia
Former Elyria Resident Edward C. Parsch Dies
Edward C. Parsch, former Elyria resident, died at his home 2548 Kingston Road Cleveland Heights at 10 p.m. Saturday aged 63. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Church of the Saviour Cleveland Heights. Survived by wife Frances two sons G Thomas of Willoughby Kenneth at home three daughters Hazel Noll Cleveland Lawrence Gates New York Katherine M. at home.
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Edward C. Parsch
Elyria
Kingston Road
Cleveland Heights
Church of the Saviour
Lee and
Bradford Roads
G. Thomas
Willoughby
Kenneth
Hazel Noll
Cleveland
Lawrence Gates
New York City
Katherine M
Frances
Germany warns of navy expansion if Anglo-Soviet pact signed
London dispatch reports a German note indicating Germany would likely expand its navy substantially should the pending Anglo-Soviet naval agreement be concluded. The note was delivered today and viewed as a warning tied to the pact.
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United Press
London
Germany
Great Britain
Master And Mate Refuse To Leave Ship
The coast guard Champlain cutter and a Cape May amphibian searched Great South Bay for an apparently disabled 38 foot cabin cruiser. The master and mate refused to leave as seven others were removed by the freighter Wyoming near the Fire Island inlet. The owner Samuel Summers and the mate Frank Smith, both of Freeport, remained aboard.
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New York
Coast Guard
Champlain
Cape May
Great South Bay
Wyoming
Samuel Summers
Frank Smith
Freeport
Fire Island Inlet
Tug And Two Barges In Distress
New York reports a coast guard patrol boat departed from Eatey's Neck station to aid a tug and two barges in distress in Long Island Sound.
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New York
Coast Guard
Eatey’s Neck
Long Island Sound
Arrest for selling space in Heaven shocks Bucharest
Vienna reports Ion Glicherie former church sexton was arrested in Bucharest for selling space in Heaven to peasants at 16 lei per sale, about fifteen cents per square yard, in a case drawing wide attention.
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Bucharest
Ion Glicherie
District Appeals Court Sits On Columbus Day
The district court of appeals held session despite a holiday as the courthouse closed for Columbus Day. This afternoon the court heard William A. Daniels a Pittsburgh bus driver involved in the Ridgeville crash that killed six and injured 17 as he sues Norwalk Truck Line. Earlier the court heard H G Eschtruth versus The J Spang Laking Company in a traffic case and other matters. On Thursday they will hear Robert Sullivan versus Nickel Plate Railroad, a $36,000 verdict appeal, and depositors of the Peoples Sav.
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District Court of Appeals
William A. Daniels
Pittsburgh
Ridgeville
Norwalk
H. G. Eschtruth
J. Spang Laking Company
Robert Sullivan
Nickel Plate Railroad
Sullivan
Peoples Sav
Bank of Lorain reopening plan faces hearing challenge
A hearing at 9 a.m. Thursday will probe objections to the Bank of Lorain’s reopening plan. Additional cases are set for Friday, with parties contesting the phased reopening and related procedures.
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Ings Bank of Lorain
Thieves Strike Elyrian With a Ballot in Cleveland
Sol Kailes of the Sunshine Wiping Cloth Company was struck on the head by a thief while two men stole $40 worth of sugar liners from his parked truck on Woodland avenue and 40th street. Kailes chased the pair, was injured, and treated at Charity Hospital before returning home.
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Sunshine Wiping Cloth Company
Cleveland
Woodland Avenue
40Th Street
Kailes
Charity Hospital
Landon Train Will Not Stop Here
Governor Alf M. Landon’s fast schedule prevents a stop in Elyria as his train heads from Cleveland to Detroit Tuesday morning. Frank A. Stetson, county committee chair, said the train will slow through Elyria for a brief glimpse of the entourage, with a platform appearance planned in Sandusky.
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Alf M. Landon
Cleveland
Detroit
Elyria
Frank A. Stetson
Stetson
Sandusky
Pedestrian Seriously Hurt In Grafton Road Crash
John Dios, 27, of Grafton road, remained unconscious at Elyria Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car while walking with his brother along Grafton road three miles north of Grafton. The driver Benjamin Dombroski of Lorain and companions were with him. Dios sustained a skull fracture and other injuries. Several weekend accidents were reported with minor injuries, including stand-alone collisions and a moving truck incident near Wellington. Continued details promised on page 2.
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Grafton Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Louis
Grafton
Diosy
Benjamin Dombroski
Lorain
Henry Moehl
Paul Chapman
Dombroski
Joe Rogers
12Th Street
Elvrra
Anthony Justin
Daisy
Earl Baird
Adams Street
East Bridge
East River Streets
Baird
Charles Bitner
Woodland Avenue
Broad Street
Mike Simko
Quincy Street
Neva Sigmund
Cleveland Street
Gulf Road
Martin Birch
Mike Dziat
Avon-Belden Road
Wellington
Cecil Clarke
Cleveland
Sam W. Manning
Roy Roebuck
Manning
Walter R. Shepard
Ed. Monroe
Claude Adams
Daisy Stegman
Chase Street
Joe Zaika
Oberlin Road
Patton
Ed Peterson
Avon
LaPorte
John Novak
Turner Street
Galf Road
Joe Greenfield
West Street
Richard Deimeling
D. E. Pierce
Birmingham
John Maiden
Clinton Avenue
Richard van Horn
Lodi Street
Landon Drives Ohio Swing Toward GOP in Busy Campaign
Alf M Landon aimed to swing Ohio to the Republicans with a strong critique of the New Deal on labor and relief policy. He promoted non-partisan relief administration and business freedom as Ohio voters in Akron and surrounding industrial areas hear his plan before a Cleveland speech.
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Alf M. Landos
Akron
Gary
Alf M. Landon
Cleveland
Stilli
Gov. Landon
Republican High Command
Roosevelt
Landon Attacks Roosevelt on Trade and Farm Declarations
On an Ohio campaign train Landon charged Roosevelt's trade and farm plans are designed to mislead voters. He faulted Omaha and Minneapolis speeches, urged farmers that export markets remain unrecovered and that foreign competition harms American agriculture, detailing a dispute over total exports.
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Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Omaha
Cordell Hull
Minneapolis
Columbus
Treasury
Ogden Mills
Gov. Landon
Landen
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