McCulloch Opens Lorain County Campaign Tour
Senator Roscoe McCulloch launched his drive for the unexpired U S Senate term in Lorain County with stops in Oberlin Elyria and Lorain. He assailed opponent Robert Bela lev and urged constitutional law enforcement while backing federal prohibition and opposing tariff repeal. Joined by Frank A Stetsoo C J Anderson Mrs H G Partman and Mrs Catherine Kennedy Brown the candidate spoke at the Oberlin Inn Blaio Theater and at Lorain before continuing the tour.
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Lois
Roscoe McCulloch
Senate
Lorain
United States
Robert Jo Belalev
Cleveland
Unite States
McGulloch
Minneapolis
American Bankers Association
McCulloch
Frank A Stetsoo
Chaiman
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
C. J. Anderson
Shelby
H G. Partman
Henrietta
Catherine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
Anderson
Brown
Political guns thunder in Ohio as campaigns surge
In Ohio on October 14 Republican and Democratic speakers pressed the race toward the November 4 election. Secretary of Agriculture Arthur W. Hyde campaigned in south central Ohio, defending the 1930 tariff as he spoke in Mount Vernon and Chillicothe. Senator Roscoe C. McCullouch urged supporters in Elyria, attacking Democrat Robert J. Bulkley. Governor hopeful Democrat Robert J. Bulkley with George W. White spoke in Fremont, then joined a Democratic caravan visiting Fostoria Upper Sandusky and Marion. Hyde claimed the tariff act strengthened agriculture.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur W. Hyde
Hyde
Charles Curtis
Mt Vernon
Chillicothe
U. S
Roscoe C. McCullouch
Elyria
Robert J. Bulkley
Cleveland
Bulkley
George W. White
Marietta
Fremont
Fostoria
Upper Sandusky
Marion
Mt. Vernon
Foreman's Club Opens Season Delayed To Next Week
Elyria Foreman's Club postpones the 1930 31 season opening to next Thursday night at 659 with a dinner at the YMCA. W O McClellan secretary says meetings will run monthly through fall winter and spring. An entertainment program is being arranged and a speaker for the first meeting will be announced soon.
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Elyria Foreman’s
W. O. McClellan
Hoover faces Catholic War Council criticism over church tolerance
President Hoover plans to release a letter to Cardinal Mundelein to counter criticism by Father Burke of the National Catholic Welfare Conference. Secretary George Akerson says Hoover opposes religious intolerance and values church state separation, while defending his Kings Mountain speech claim of religious origin in America.
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Washington
White House
Cardinal Mundelein
Father Burke
George Akerson
Hoover
Kings Mountain
Akerson
National Catholic Welfare Council
Andrew Nieding in Serious Condition After Gasoline Explosion
Andrew Nieding a 60 year old Columbia Station farmer remains in serious condition at Elyto Memorial Hospital after burns from a gasoline explosion yesterday. He is reported as doing as well as can be expected given the extent of his injuries.
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Andrew Neiding
Andrew Nieding
Columbia Station
Elytla Memorial Hospital
Morrow backs Hoover for renomination in Senate bid Newark
Dwight W. Morrow opens his campaign for the Senate in Newark praising Herbert Hoover and predicting a Hoover renomination. He says prosperity depends on conditions not federal action, credits Hoover for handling the downturn, and supports repeal of the 18th amendment with states’ rights.
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Hoover
New Jersey
White House
Morrow
Senate
Herbert Honver
Alexander Simpson
Republican Party
Two Bank Yeggs Captured After Run and Shootout
Two Toledo men, Thomas Martin and James Gallagher, were captured after a chase that ended when Gallagher surrendered and Martin was wounded. They were charged with killing State Trooper John Burke during a Battle Creek bank robbery at Old Merchants National Bank. About $4,000 was recovered from their wrecked car.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Centerville
Toledo
Indiana
Burke
Sturgie
Martin
Gallagher
Sharp Clash Outside Hotel Bradford In Boston
Police clashed with about 300 men and women described as Communists near the Hotel Bradford during the 60th AFL convention in Boston. Five minutes of wild scenes followed as members of the Communist Group tried to deliver speeches to the crowd.
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Curbaa
Boston
Bradford
American Federation of Labor
Tremont Street
Shawmut Avenue
Convention Speakers at Elyria Baptist Meeting
The state Independent Baptist convention in Elyria lists two main speakers for the sessions: Rev. M. E. Hawking, pastor of Mishawaka Indiana First Baptist, and Rev. W. D. Herrstrom of Akron. Herrstrom speaks at 11 20 AM with the devotional message. Hawking, president of Cooperative Baptist Missions of North America, addresses the gathering this evening. Tomorrow afternoon Hawking will speak on Missions.
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State Convention of Independent Baptist Churches
Elyria
M. E. Hawking
First Baptist Church of
Mishawaka
Indiana
W. D. Herrstrom
Akron
Rex. Herrstrom
Tietoan Tabernacle
Hawkins
Baptist Missions of
North America
South Amrica
Central America
Africa
India
China
Registration surge marks first day of Elyria Lorain voting drive
Elyria saw 59 more registrations on the first day of special registration at the board of elections in the Alyria Sav ings and Trust building. Daily totals rose to 8 843 in Elyria and 13 282 in Lorain with 10 20 a m additions and about 40 more registrations expected before midnight ahead of the November 4 election.
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Elyria
Board of Elections
Alyria Savings and Trust
Sesterdayy
Elsra
Lorain
Flood Threatens Texas and Oklahoma as Rivers Rise
Torrential rains over 72 hours flood Central West Texas and Western Oklahoma. Pecan Bayou crested high, Brownewood and Brady areas evacuated homes and camps. Roads washed out, livestock drowned, and transportation halted across the Canadian River drainage as rail lines crippled.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Brownewood
Ter
Sai Brady
Brady Creek
West Texas
Chastoval
South Concho
Canadian River
Thame
Mayor Speaks to Young Men's Club on Legion Trip
Major James A. Hewitt spoke at the weekly YMCA Young Men's Club meeting about the Elstia delegation’s trip to the American Legion convention in Boston. Plans for the Halloween party on October 25 were announced, with the venue to be revealed at the next meeting.
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Elstia
American Legion
Boston
James A. Hewitt
Young Mens Club
Hallowe'en
Desperado Fleagle Captured After Train Standoff
Branson Missouri October reports the desperado Jake Fleagle, pursued from four states, shot during surrender demand and captured on a train. He fired at officers, was wounded in the stomach, and carried from the coach unconscious.
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Branson
Little Jake Fleagle
Desperady
Lattle
Jake
Penfield Junction Man Dies Supervising Ditch Work
Henry Charles Standen aged 55 of Penfield Junction died yesterday afternoon while supervising ditch construction near Amherst. He was a longtime resident, survived by his widow a son Olifard a daughter Mrs Charles Hecock and one Stand ehaid. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Henry Charles Standen
Penfield Junction
Amherst
Standen
Olifard
Charles Hecock
Flames Destroy Fine Dairy Barn Near Gerrs Brooks Farm
A large dairy barn on the Gerrs Brooks farm one mile east of Columbia Center was completely destroyed by fire this morning. The Weir Miller family now occupies the farm. Nearly a hundred neighbors gathered from surrounding communities but could not save the structure.
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Columbia Center
Gerrs Brooks
Here
Tro Ocloch
Weir Miller
Hurry Boys And Girls Send In Bird Colorings
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers under thirteen to submit bird colorings. Weekly winners receive beautiful birds and coloring kits, with a display planned by the third editor.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Kidnapping Case Shocks Missouri Town
In Greenfield Missouri a masked gunman abducted Alma Wilson McKinley from the Beaton Wilson farm. Mrs McKinley, tied and forced to drive, freed herself and alerted neighbors as a nationwide search spreads to nearby counties. The kidnapper, familiar with the family, is sought along with the missing child and the abductors vehicle. The McKinleys, living near the Wilson estate, await leads as authorities widen the hunt.
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Greexfield
Missouri
Sirs
Alma Wilson McKinley
Dad County
Beaton Wilson Farm
Wilson
Oklahoma
Here
Kansas City
Harold McKinles
Greenfield
Alma
W Son
McKinley
Girl Accused Of Misappropriating Bank Funds
Toledo report states Louise Fies Marion, former Marion National Bank bookkeeper and Sunday school teacher, held on 1000 bail after arrest on charges of taking 350. Federal indict ment alleges false deposits. money allegedly used for an auto loan. Daughter of George Fies, Marion notable citizen.
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Toledo
Flazel Louise Fies
Tirearell Marion
Liberty
Marion National Bank
Federal
George P Hahn
George Fies
Marion
Miss Mies
Miss Fies
Marion High
Cnooang
Pres Tlan
Too Many Fires Says Chief Bates
Fire Chief W N Bates laments Elyria fires during Fire Vent Week noting two incidents with losses near 1096 pounds and a fatal burn from a man trying to carve a stove. He cites year to date totals 218 fires this year versus 195 last year, and compares with three fires during last year’s week.
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W. N. Bates
Short circuit starts car fire in Alto street area
A short circuit in wires to the starter caused a fire in a car on East Avenue near Ninth Street early today. The vehicle belonged to R. D. Vasbinder of 310 Cheatnut Street.
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Alto
East Avenue
Ninth A
R. D. Vasbinder
Cheatnut Street
Injured Watchman Shows Signs Of Improvement
Grant Snyder a 64 year old night watchman at the Willys Overland plant was slightly improved this morning and conscious at times. He was injured early Saturday morning and found at the foot of a stairway with a fractured skull. He was taken to Elyma Memorial Hospital and is believed to have fallen down stairs.
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Grant Snyder
Willys-Overland
Elyma Memorial Hospital
Elyria Mecca for 0.0.6 Today Parade Spotlight
Members of the order from Northern Ohio converge on Elyria for Dis trict Seven lodge events. About two thousand attendees are expected as a downtown parade forms at 7 pm from Second and Chestnut to Broad Street and Fast Avenue, ending at the high school auditorium for the evening session with state and national lodge officials.
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O. O
Ohio
Elyna
Disuch
Elyria
Second
Chestnut Streets
Broad Street
Fast Avenue
D. Rhinehart
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Mayor Addresses Rotary on Elyria Delegation Trip
The Rotary Club at Hotel Newell heard James A. Hewitt recap Elyria’s visit to the American Legion national convention in Boston last week. Music by Jack Flynn and Don Granger framed the program while Francis S White could not attend. The mayor praised New England hospitality and described the drum and bugle corps finals in Boston.
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Jack Flynn
Don Granger
James A. Hewitt
Elyria
The
American Legion
Boston
Rotary Club
Hotel
Newell
Francis S White
Tripits Cathedral
Cleveland
New England
Hoover plans no vacation trip this year says White House
President Hoover will not leave Washington for a vacation this year and will stay near the White House. He told reporters his duties keep him in the capital for the next three months, with only a brief possible trip to New Jersey for a Princeton football game.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Menegular
Presidonco
Beetham Closes Investigation Into Prohibition Claims
State Prohibition Commissioner Rupert Beetham announced the probe into charges by George Barnham, a state prohibition agent, was closed after Barnham denied making the quoted statements. County Prosecutor Don Myers and Sheriff Clarence Adams sought further inquiry and will press a private investigation using an affidavit from the reporter involved.
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George Barrham
Prohibion
Prohibition
Rupert Beetham
Don Myers
Sherif Clarence Adams
Beetham
Myers
Paroled and Guilty Pleas Flood Lorain Court
Thirteen pleaded guilty and were sentenced by Judges Thompson and Webber as others were granted paroles or admitted guilt. Dozens faced arraignment or failure to appear while Hawkins received two years at hard labor for a pool hall robbery. Herford sent to Mansfield Reformatory for auto theft. Lawson fined for concealed weapons.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
A. R. Webber
A. R Webber
H. R. Hawkins
Lorain
Tom Williams
Ohio State Penitentiary
Webber
Hawkins
Frank Herford
Pittsburgh
Owen Bonnon
Mansfield Reformatory
Herford
Cleveland
Elyria
Abe Elyria
Flat Rock
Mich
Detroit
Spencer Lawson
Oberlin
Lawson
John Greggory
Robert C. Wakefield
Anthony Leonard
Wakefield
John Jones
Toledo
Jones
John Gildine
Joe Recznick
John Czich
John Recznick
John Klapowski
Bett Buda
John Messier
Henry Shock
Call an Expert Ad Brings In Business for Glass Mirrors
S H Lee owner of Standard Mirror and Plating Works credits Chronicle Telegram Want Ads with generating new inquiries and keeping accounts in check. An example ad from the Call an Expert column promotes glass items and mirrors priced at 34 cents.
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Apri
Chronicle-Telegram
S. H. Lee
Chronicle-Telestram
Lee
Mirai Hes Ee
Homes
Dows
Wirror & Plating
GM Lee Throne
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Buckeye State
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Newark. X. 1
Dwight W. Morrow
M. E. Hawkins
Oklaoma
Young Men’s Club
Desperado
Bates
Elyria Mecca
Rotary
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