King Peter II Returns to Belgrade at 11 Years Old
King Peter II arrives in Belgrade to accept bread and salt, amid salutes and honors. The 11-year-old Kara-Georgovitch monarch is greeted by the Patriarch, the mayor, and regents. Belgrade crowds wave, signaling a royal procession. The late King’s body aboard Dubrovnik is to be saluted, transported to Zagreb, and laid in state before burial in Oplenac after solemn mass.
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Belgrade
Oqet
Peter II
Alexander Dimitrovich
Guard of Honor
Peter
Barnabas
Serbia
Pan
Marie
Dubrovnik
Split
Spalate
Zagreb
Old Castle
Sabor
Oplenor
Longshoremen Win 30Hour Week and Pay Increases
San Francisco reports a National Longshoremen's Board decision ending the coastal strike. Pacific Coast longshoremen gain 30 hour week, wage raises from 85 to 95 cents per hour, overtime from 1.25 to 1.40, with joint control of hiring halls and a three from each side arbitration board.
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San Francisco
National Longshoremen's Board
Roosevelt
International Longshoremen’s Association
Arbitration Board
Weather Forecast for Ohio Night to Sunday Warmup
Ohio forecast shows fair conditions tonight with a gentle rise in temperatures through Sunday. Clear to partly cloudy skies, light winds, and mild overnight lows expected statewide.
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Ohio
Board of Elections Office Open Tonight
The Board of Elections office remains open until 9 o clock tonight and again until 9 o clock on Tuesday to assist voters who have not registered for the November election or who have moved and must transfer to vote. The office is in the Elyda Savings and Trust Building as reported by deputy clerk S H Waite.
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Board of Elections
S. H. Waite
Elyda Savings and Trust
Two Sought as Principals in Terrorist Plot
Paris dispatch reports a wide manhunt for a mysterious 24 year old Czech woman identified as Marie Vieudroch and a man linked to the Aix en Provence group central to the killings of King Alexander and Louis Barthou. Police described the pair as principals in a terrorist plot, with arrests and raids spanning Boulogne Calais and Montparnasse as investigators chase a Fontainebleau fugitive.
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United Press
Paris
Marie Vieudroch
Alexander
Louis Barthou
Pirus Kelemen
Aix
Kelemen
Marseilles
Marie
Europe
Petrus Welemen
Aix En Provence
Maria Vieudroch
Anmorer
Annenwisse
Switzerland
Fontainebleau Forest
Fontainebleau
Secret Service
Sylvester Malny
Malny
Montmartre
Montparnasse
Bohemian
Douai
Calais
British
Dover
Bourg St. Maurice
St. Bernard Pass
Alps
Italy
Nalis Stikomit
Annemasse
Nalis Pospisel
President Roosevelt heads fishing cruise in Chesapeake Bay
President Roosevelt spent a weekend fishing in Chesapeake Bay aboard the Yacht Sequoia during Indian summer. Guests aboard included Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., Gov. George L. Harrison of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, Admiral Cary T. Grayson and Capt. Wilson Brown, naval aide.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Sequoia
Bis
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson Brown
Naval Ade
Mystery plane seen linked to Berry Stoll kidnapping
Louisville reports a mysterious airplane circling the suburb during the Berry Stoll kidnapping. Police and relatives fear she may be dead after brutal attack. the pilot plane may have carried messages to her husband amid a massive search and telephone disruptions. Investigators consider a ransom connection and watch for further contact from the kidnapper.
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Louisville
Berry Stoll
American Legion
Ohia
Lindbergh
Ohio River
Harrod’s Creek
Stell
Kentucky
Stoll
William Speed
Harold Nathan
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Community Chest Campaign Opens November 15 in Elyria
The Community Service Council announces Elyria's annual Community Chest drive will run from November 15 to 23. Budgets total 493000.00 with a goal set as the minimum needed to fund local mercy and welfare institutions. Chaired by J Clare George and others, the effort aims to broaden pledges and reach more residents.
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Community Service Council
Institutions of Mercy
Bivria
J. Clare George
Denison Ave
P. M. Gentze
Denison Aves
Robert Crehore
Ohio Street
Daddy) Allen
Washington Ave
Elyria
Community Chest
Ria
Tana
Chauncey B. Smythe
Smythe
Elyrians
Hauptmann Case To Be Argued Monday
New Jersey authorities prepare for a habeas corpus hearing in New York City on Monday to test Hauptmann's extradition from Bronx County to Hunterdon County, and to reveal major defense plans in the Lindbergh baby murder case. If extradition fails he faces trial on an extortion indictment in Bronx County.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
James Mawcett
Hauptmann
Bronx County
Secure 108 New Members For Y M C A
Elyria Y M C A reports 108 new memberships from the annual drive after two report meetings. Fifty four were turned in at each of the last two gatherings, with about 15 workers still to report. The boys division plans to close tonight with team reports at 1 PM led by Lo Robert H Goacher.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Robert H. Goacher
Shaw Lights blank Elyria 6 at halftime
Shaw Lights lead Elyria 6 to 0 at Fly Stadium in the game between the Shaw Lightweights and the Bly ing Lightweights. The halves show Shaw as the stronger team with a six point edge. Elyria trails with no points on the board at the break.
National Tube Co Schedule at Lorain Plant Next Week
National Tube Co. announces Lorain plant operations for next week will be similar to this week. One blast furnace remains active, six open hearth furnaces operate, lapp mills see increases, and the Bessemer converter runs four days. Number one skelp mill runs three days, while seamless mills have no operation next week after a four day run this week.
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Lorain
National Tube Company
Bessemer
Skelp
Gunman Floyd Eludes Patrols in Midwest Pursuit
Kansas City dispatch reports Charles Pretty Boy Floyd eludes roving highway patrols across central Missouri and northern Missouri. Companions believed wounded near Melntire, Missouri, as Floyd seeks the Cookson Hills of Oklahoma. A salesman said Floyd forced his car to Mexico, Missouri, and a rear seat passenger groaned. He later obtained towels and water at a farm near Moberly to aid a hand injury. Banks on the run since sightings at Leroy and Prisreton, with authorities convinced he aims for Oklahoma while a male companion’s status remains unclear.
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Kansas City
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Moberly
Offivers
Melntire
Leroy
Prisreton
Missouri
Blanchard
Oklahoma
Cookson Hills
Reject Appeal Of Deposed Bishop In Galion
In Galion on October 13 William Montgomery Brown, deposed as a bishop by the Episcopal Church, learned the House of Bishops rejected his seventh appeal for reinstatement. He said he had nothing to say and would think things over while asserting he was not excommunicated and still takes communion in the Episcopal Church. Two journals, the Commerce Journal and the National Magazine of Commerce, planned early editions to publish articles on the controversy surrounding his case.
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Galion
William Montgomery Brown
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops of the Church
The
Commerce Journal
National Magazine of Commerce
Brown
Fined 25 By Mayor In Cleveland Auto Licensing Case
Robert Baker aged 26 of 1626 Hast 45th street Cleveland was fined $25 and costs by Mayor W H Vanoster after arraignment on a charge of operating an automobile with fictitious license plates. He was arrested Thursday night with 25 year old Charles Hallowell of 1947 East 70th street. Patrolman C E Parker detained the pair at Cedar and Broad streets a day ago, while Hallowell was sent to Cleveland police for further investigation.
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Robert Baker
45Th Street
Cleveland
W. H. Vanoster
Baker
Charles Hallowell
East 70Th Street
C. E. Parker
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Hallowell
Rockefeller Estate Left to Widow in Probate ruling
Greenwich Conn Oct 13 21 The late Percy A Rockefeller conservatively valued at 100000000 is left to his widow under a will admitted to probate today by Judge Harold L Knapp.
Grange Opposes Limitation of Gasoline Tax
The Ohio State Grange urged opposition to two proposed constitutional amendments aimed at restricting gasoline and automobile license tax funds for highway use only. The executive committee said passage would favor motor fuel tax over homes farms and business and would hardship home owners and other taxpayers. The amendments are to be voted on in November.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Grange
The
Grange
Man charged in Brownhelm fatal orchard shooting
Manslaughter charges filed against Howard Shattuck 35 of North Ridge Brownhelm after he shot Michael Cziberny 56 at Shattuck orchards while Cziberny and Phillip Wiegand 38 allegedly stole apples. Cziberny died later at Amherst hospital from lung and kidney injuries. Wiegand and Edmund Morgan 32 face potential petit larceny charges. Cziberny survived by widow Emma and four daughters.
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Howard Shattuck
North Ridge Road
Brownhelm Township
Michael Cziberny
Siberia
Quarry Street
South Amherst
Shattuck
Clarence W. Dick
Joseph Petro
A. J. Shattuck
Caiberay
Phillip Wiegand
Addre
Paul Chapman
Edmund Monroe
Jon Weadings
Wiegand
Edmund Morgan
Cziberay
Amherst
Zilch
C. Ward
Cziberny
Morgan
Shatuick
Chapman
Emma
Nick Socoteh
Mike Kuznar
Lorain
Helen
Canton Woman Killed At Crossing
In Stony Ridge near Canton Ohio a New York Central passenger train struck a car early Saturday killing Jean n ette Reager 25 and injuring Hari Fullmer 29 both of Canton. Reager died instantly from a severed jugular vein while Fullmer was treated for cuts and bruises at Dr W H Price's home. The engine derailed. no witnesses to the crash.
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Toledo
Jeannette Reager
Canton
Hari Fullmer
New York Central
Stony Ridge
New England in Blizzards Grip
Boston reports the most severe early season blizzard in state history with up to 18 inch snows across Maine and New England. Vessels distressed off Narragansett Bay and Vineyard Sound, guard boats rescuing mariners as utilities fail, roads blocked, and a bank in Washburn closes after power loss. Football fields at local colleges whitened, while Vermont peaks endure frost and snow.
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Boston
New England
Maine
Houston
Tex
Falls River
Arnold's Point
Narragansett Bay
New
Presque Isle
Washburn
Caribou
Martmouth College
Norwich University
Vermont
Mounts Killington
Pico
Four Horses In Pileup at Fairfield County Fair
At Fairfield County Fair Harness races in Lancaster Ohio Bert Wallace 45 of Shelbyville Indiana died from a fractured skull after a spectacular crash on the home stretch of the 2 20 trot Four horses sulkies and drivers were involved Wallace and his horse were thrown over another horse which tripped and fell as its foot tangled in a sulky wheel Race judges proposed at least a three year suspension for G M Warle of New Philadelphia Ohio who allegedly cut in and caused the spill
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Lancaster
Bert Wallace
Shelbyville
Ind
Wallace
G. M.warle
New
Philadelphia
Germany's proposal unsatisfactory on Dawes loan interest
Washington report says Germany's offer to pay about 75 percent of the 2.1 million dollar interest due October 15 on Dawes loan bonds is entirely unsatisfactory to the American government. The issue centers on alleged discrimination against American holders, despite similar treatment for European bondholders.
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Washington
Dawes
State Department
Germany
Fire Department
Health of Pope Pius XI Impaired by Worry Over Europe
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI health somewhat impaired by worry over ventures to Spain France and Yugoslavia in the past week. He will not deliver a radio address to the Eucharistic Congress at Buenos Aires on Sunday.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Aventa
Spain
France
Jacoslavia
Buenos Aires
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P.M. Gentzel
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Robert Crehorke
Ad Oignal
Y.M.C.A
Shaw
Halt
National Tube Co
Blizzard
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