Poincare dies war time French president in Paris
Paris Oct 15 Raymond Poincare once called the Savior of the Franc dies at 4 AM after a period of ill health since resigning as premier in 1929. A statesman of over 50 years in French politics he led during war and postwar era and faced illness and controversy with deliberation. His wife and close collaborators witnessed his passing as plans for his national funeral began.
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Paris
France
Raymond Poincare
Lorraine
Poincare
Louis Barthou
Marseilies
Alexander
Chamber of Deputies
Spene
Tis Wif
Gaston Doumergrue
Meumergue
Lion
Loraine
Britain
Russia
Triiple Enelente
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
the Tiger
Clemenceau
Senate
Ruhr
Germany
The Weather Forecast O10 Fair Warm Weather Tonight
The forecast shows fair conditions with warmer temperatures tonight. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warmer in the southern portion.
Will Be Busy During Community Chest Campaign
Two Elyrians with long Chest campaign records, J. Clare George as general chairman, W. O. McClellan to run men’s division captains and teams, and Jas. A. Hewitt overseeing campaign phases. Chauncey B. Smythe urges a closely supervised drive to reach unprecedented pledge participation.
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J. Clare George
W. O. McClellan
Jas. A. Hewitt
McClellan
Eah
Hewitt
Community Service Council
Chauncey B. Smythe
Miners in Hungary Threaten Mass Death at Mine
In Funfkirchen Hungary on October 15 twelve hundred hunger striking miners shut themselves in the Pecs mine. Troops with bayonets blocked women who begged to join them. Miners threaten to block ventilating fans or stop pumps to asphyxiate or drown themselves. Fifty miners are seriously ill underground. forty five brought to surface from gas fumes. Three thousand two hundred surface miners joined a sympathy strike but stayed outside the pit.
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Funfkirchen
Hungary
Pecs
Medina Association to Convene Here in Awakening Church Meeting
The Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches will hold its eight-second semi annual meeting at First Congregational Church on Wednesday October 17. The theme, The Awakening Church, features sessions including opening rites, committee reports, and addresses by Dr William M. Auld and Rev Nicholas Van der Puis with focus on youth and social action. Participating churches span Amherst to York Mattit Creek.
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Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches
First Congregational Church
Awakening Church
Tay
O. G. Reman
Robert EB. Brown
Rowman
H .W. Morse
State Women’s Department of Missions
Miss Rich
Mission of the
William M. Auld
Fred L. Hall
Lucy Eldredge
Young People’s
Council For Social Action
Nicholas van der Puis
Minister's Institute
Cascade Park
Harry L. Shaw
Lorain
Harbert
J. May
Oberlin Gradu
Ae School of Geology
Brown
Amherst
Avonlake
Brighton
Brownhelm
Chatham
East Oberlin
Elyria
First
Elyria Second
Elyria Pilgrim
Litchfield
Lodi
Medina
North Ridgeville
Oberlin
Penfield
Pittsfield
Rochester
South Amherst
Sullivan
Wellington
Vermouth
York Matlet Creek
Sam Davis Ends 15 Years Service With Elyria Schools
Sam Davis of 276 Harrison Street concluded a 15 year tenure with the Elyria public school system last week. He served as a fireman in heating plants at Franklin School Hlyha High School and Gates School. James F. Brown the school business manager expressed regret at his departure. Davis plans to consider several job offers and will take a short rest before deciding his next step.
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Elyria
Sam Davis
Harrison Street
Franklin School
Hlyha High School
Gates School
James F. Brown
Davis
A F of L Protest on NRA Appointment
In San Francisco on October 15 the executive council ordered direct talks with President Roosevelt to protest the NRA appointment. Cly Williams, tobacco man, and President William Green prepared to leave for Washington as the council closed post convention business. No decision released on the 1935 convention host, with Akron, Ohio bidding.
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San Francisco
Executive Council
Roosevelt
NRA
Cly Williams
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Williams
Akron
Ohio
Hunt Begins For Body Of Kidnapped Mrs Stoll In Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky hundreds of police and possemen guard a vast search for the body of Mrs Berry Stoll kidnapped last Wednesday The abductor’s silence fuels fear she may be dead or killed Federal agents and family still hope for a contact within five days as a nationwide hunt intensifies around Louisville Thickets and abandoned buildings are combed as detectives consider the ransom note and the suspect’s claim that demands were met.
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Louisville
Berry Stoll
Lee
Nattan
Stall
Kentucky
Tenessee
Indiana
Jamies E. Scales
Scales
Mrs. Stall
Nathan
Mrs. Stoll
Ohio River
Lima
Kimn Lang
William S. Speed
Stoll
Frederick Sackett
Fomer
Germany
Flames Destroy Home On Avon Belden Road
The Mohler home on Avon Belden Road in Avon was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday morning while family members attended church. The blaze likely started at the cook stove. neighbors saved some personal possessions. The windstorm last summer toppled the Mohler barn.
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Mohler
Avon- Belden Road
Avon
Jil Suspects In Claying Of King
Paris and Fontainbleau forest figure in a widening hunt for conspirators in the assassination of King Alexander of Jugoslavia. Sylvester Malny was arrested near Fontainbleau after a four day pursuit. Police also report a woman named Emma Rhum as a possible accomplice and seek Marie Vieudroch. The case ties to plots reaching from Hungary to Marseilles and involves the Oustachi Secret Society of Croatians.
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Fontainbleac
France
Sylvester Malny
Alexander of
Paris
Hungary
Marseilles
Alexander
Louis Barthou
Emma Rhum
Marie Vieudroch
Fontainebleau Forest
Petrus” Kelemen
Vlada Georgieff
Ivan Michaliovy
United Press Istanbul
Turkey
Kamenica
Bulgaria
Yaroslav Pospisel
Wladislas Benes
Annecy
Benes
Pospisel
Seek Official Slogan for Community Chest Campaign
The Community Service Council offers five dollars for the best slogan submitted by October 22 to J. Clare George of The Chronicle Telegram. Slogans must be concise under ten words and will become the official Community Chest campaign motto for its November 15 dinner kickoff.
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Community Service Council
J. Clare George
Chronicle- Telegram
George
Mr. George
Community Chest
William A. Ely
Ely
Elrria
Clarence Brown and Paul M Herbert Speak in Elyria
Republican governor candidate Clarence J Brown and GLieu tenant Crovernor candidate Paul M Herbert will address Elyria Friday evening at the Rialto Theatre starting promptly at 8 o'clock. The pair will also hold a 7:30 P.M. meeting in Lorain at the Antlers hotel.
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Clarence J. Brown
Paul M. Herbert
Glieutenant Crovernor
Elyria
Rialto Theatre
Mr. Herbert
Mr. Brown
Lorain
Antlers Hotel
City Hall Flag At Half Mast For Veteran
Half mast flies over City Hall today in honor of Charles Wesley White 90 Civil War veteran buried this morning He fought with T2 part le a was twice wounded at Gettysburg and Hatcher s Run present at Lee surrender Appomattox and cast his first vote for Lincoln at the battlefield He died Friday at his home 527 Lodi Street
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Charles Wesley White
White
Gettysburg
Hatcher
Lee
Appomattox
Lincoln
Battefield
Lodi Street
General Motors Plans Collective Bargaining Drive
General Motors announces a formal plan for collective bargaining aimed at promoting mutual benefit for employees and management. The letter to 130,000 workers outlines representative selection, non discrimination, and stepwise resolution from foremen to a Detroit industrial relations department, with an option for impartial fact finding but no compulsory arbitration.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Department of Industrial Relations
Arkansas supreme court delays sanity hearing for Shank
The Arkansas supreme court postponed for another week a petition seeking a sanity hearing for Mark H. Shank, condemned for poisoning four at a Malvern picnic. defense argues insanity at the time, while the state contests it. Warden Todiumter delayed action citing insufficient observation. The case stems from strychnine poisoning of Alvin Colley, his wife, and two children in Saline County on August 15, 190.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Attorders
Mark H. Shank
Akron
Shank
Jefferson County Circuit Court
S. J. Todiumter
State
Arkansas
Alvin Colley
Malvern
Saline County
Colley
Clarence
Clemente
Clyde Cotley
Capone Loses Fight For Liberty
Capone loses a final bid for freedom from federal custody. The Supreme Court refused to hear his habeas corpus challenge, stemming from his tax-evasion case. He remains imprisoned for ten years of an eleven year sentence after transfer to Alcatraz.
Demograts Meet Tomorrow Evening at Headquarters
Joe Ajholyi of Lorain announced Demograts will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at the party headquarters. Precinct committee men and booth workers from Ridgeville, Carlisle, and Elyria townships and Elyria city will attend as candidates outline campaign details.
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Booth
Ridgeville
Carlisle
Elyria
Elyria City
Lemorrow
Demoierat
Joe Ajholyi
Lorain
Frankie Frisch Signs to Manage Cardinals for 1950
St Louis Oct 13 Manager Frankie Frisch of the World Champion Cardinals has been signed to lead the Red Birds for another year, President Sam Breadon announced. Terms were not disclosed. In Lima on Oct 15 Mrs Mills, 40, wife of a local pastor, lost sight in her right eye when a paring knife slipped while cutting squash. the eyeball was removed.
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Frankie Prisgh
Cardenals
ST. Louis
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Iead the
Red Birds
Sam Breadon
Lima
R. KR. Mills
Child Killed by Auto Near New Philadelphia
Marion man T C Rhoades was exonerated by Coroner Albert Balmer after his car struck 19 year old Norma Heck of Gnadenhutten who walked into the path of the vehicle in New Philadelphia on October 1.
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AUTO
New Philadelphia
T. C. Rhoades
Marion
Norma Heck
Gnadenhutten
Albert Balmer
Rhoades
Hauptmann alibi witnesses wife’s Bronx claim in Lindbergh case
Anna Hauptmann testifies to defend Bruno Hauptmann claiming he called for her on the night of the Lindbergh kidnapping. He swears he was with her in Bronx county as he fights extradition to New Jersey on murder charges. Prosecutor Wilentz probes alibi while bakery owner Christian Frederickson counters the timeline.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Bronx County
New Jersey
Anna Hauptmann
Lindbergh
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann
Isidor Fisch
Heavy toll of life in Ohio accidents weekend
Airplane and automobile crashes cost many lives across Ohio over the weekend. At least seven were killed in various incidents. Notable losses include William Graham, 32, and William Burrell, 24, who perished when a plane plunged into the Ohio River near Gallipolis. Cincinnati glider crash claimed Joseph Swan, 30, and others died in Cleveland Akron traffic accidents. A coal stove blaze killed Nancy J. Sanders, 73, in Steubenville, and Earl Smytey, 59, of Columbus, was struck by a train. Additional fatalities included Harry Forsythe, 63, Carlyle Janser, 56, and Hugh O’Connor, 40.
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United Press
Ohio
William Graham
Ashland
William Burrell
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Joseph Swan
Middletown
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Akron
Anthony Panyak
James
Edward Pieghek
Mary Beucher
Arthur Hendren
Rose Guerra
James EK
Fortham
Henry A. Pearn
George Lee
Nancy J. Sanders
Steubenville
Earl Smytey
Columbus
Harry Forsythe
Duncan Falls
Carlyle Janser
Hamilton
Hugh O'Connor
Lorain
Hutchins To Take Position With The Gov't
President Robert Hutchins of the University of Chicago will accept a government post after a White House meeting with President Roosevelt. Hutchins declined detail, saying the president would issue a statement later and leaving open the possibility he would chair the National Labor Relations Board.
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Ass'n
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FEAR
Mag. Stoll
Aiona Pyictin
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Henry Brunner
Jil
Clarence Brown
City Hall
General Motors Co
Capone
Fight For Liberty
Demograts
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