Two Towns Taken In Mexican Peons Uprising
Reports from Sonora describe an agrarian insurrection led by governors supporters aiming to overthrow Governor Ramos. Sporadic raids and rifle fire hit interior towns as rebel forces move north from the south, with clashes near Santa Ana and Mazadarena.
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Nogales
Sonora
Mex
Mexican Borders
Ramon Ramos
Ne- Menatiyy
Samora
Ramos
Plutarco Elias Calles
Mexico
Santa Ana
Manuel Caudillo
Manuel Diaz
Mazdarena
Chest Committee Sets Plans For Community Drive
The Community Service Council executive committee reviewed preliminary Chest campaign reports. Budgets from beneficiary institutions are under study as General Chairman Harry Reynolds announces team captains and upcoming opening and noon report meetings. Strong interest and determined effort aim to advance this year’s drive despite tighter budgets.
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Community Service Council
Deputies Subpoenaed in Cleveland Bus Crash Suit
Deputies Gerald Nau Joseph Woodines and Claude Adams received subpoenas to appear in Common Pleas court in Cleveland as witnesses in a damage suit filed by Marie Kaser against Nevin Western Bus Lines. Kaser was among the seriously injured passengers treated at Erie Memorial Hospital.
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Cleveland Road
Gerald Nau
Joseph Woodines
Claude Adams
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland
Marie Kaser
Nevin Western
Kaiser
Eirria Memorials Hospital
Rare Disease Fatal To Girl Here Today
Jeanette Kelling age 14 of Sheffield died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 10 50 am from purpura hemorrhagica a rare blood disease after a period of illness. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Kelling and a sister. The body is at Welsh Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Jeanette Kelling
Henry Kelling
Sheffield
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Miss Kelling
Weather Ohio fair tonight with a partly cloudy Wednesday
Ohio weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight with a partly cloudy Wednesday. Temperatures rise in the western portion as the day progresses.
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Ohio
West Portion
Motion For New Trial In Bomb Case Overruled
Common Pleas Judge Guy B Findley overruled the motion for a new trial in the Avon power line tower bombing case. Rudolph Kupecka 23 and Thomas Smeta 25 both Cleveland MESA members were convicted. co-defendants John Janidle 23 and George Wilsons 36 had charges dropped after investigations found no evidence to convict. Defense plans appealed while Carl Adams 29 and Julius Trios 32 pleaded guilty and received indeterminate penitentiary terms.
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Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Rudolph Krupecka
Cleveland
Mechanics Educational Society of America
Thomas Smeta
Cleveland Mesa
Avon
Howard R. Butler
John Janidle
George Wilsons
Pinkerton
Steel and Tubes Company
Carl Adams
Julius Trios
Avon Tower
Findley
Two Elyria Patrolmen Suspended Over Drinking Allegations
Elyria police chief E J Stankard suspended two patrolmen C L Barnhart and E L Oldag while an investigation into alleged drinking on duty proceeds. The officers reportedly became intoxicated during early Thursday squad car duty and a quarrel ensued without blows. The case will be reviewed by Service Director Fred A Underhill tomorrow morning after the chief returned from the Ohio Police Chiefs Association convention in Springfield.
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Elyria
C. L. Barnhart
E. L. Oldag
E. J. Stankard
Stankard
Themen
Fred A. Underhill
Springfield
Ohio Police Chiefs’ Association
Foremen's Club to Open Year on October 24
The Elrria Foremen's Club announces the autumn season launch with the first meeting set for Thursday, October 24 at the YMCA. The executive committee met last evening to discuss plans and will release complete details in the coming days.
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Elrria Foremen
M.C. A
VY. M.C. A
Skeleton Of Missing Millionaire Is Found In Swamp
Nyack October 11 The skeletal remains of Charles D Towt 82 Nyack millionaire were found in a swamp two miles from town today days after his disappearance Two local hunters Arthur Harriman and Charles Andriquez found the body Police said there were no signs of foul play
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Nyack
Charles D. Towt
Arthur Harriman
Charles Andriquez
Commissioners Face Costly Old Age Pension Fight
County Commissioners John E. Davidson and Harry L. Shaw say they have spent about 14 dollars each in common pleas costs and oppose further appeals in the old age pension mandamus fight. Oscar Dunn supports carrying the case to the Court of Appeals, estimating costs at 56 to 69 dollars, while Judge Cecil J. Randall ruled against them in common pleas. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler indicates he will proceed to the Court of Appeals unless directed otherwise by the commissioners.
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John E. Davidson
Harry L. Shaw
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Davidson
Shaw
Oscar GC. Dunn
Dunn
Common Pleas
Cecil J. Randall
Columbus
Ma Brardt
Alma Trson
Brandt
Trson Iird
Howard R. Butler
Supreme Court Faces 1936 Farm Policy Test
Washington Oct 15 The Supreme Court sits at the center of the political storm over 1936 farm policy as it weighs constitutionality of the AAA and TVA. Protests from Gov Eurzenie Talmadge of Georgia challenge Bankhead cotton control and processing taxes, while Washburn Crosby seeks parallel review. The ruling will shape farm politics and tax legality amid New Deal debates.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Tennessee Valley Authority
Roosevelt
Eurzene Talmadge
Georgia
New Deal
Talmadge
Washburn Crosby Company
Kansas City, Mo
AAA
Liberals Win Big Majority In Canada Vote
Ottawa reports the Liberals secure a historic parliamentary majority in Canada. With most districts tallied, the Liberal tally reached 174 seats, defeating the Conservative party and other minor groups. Bennett’s Conservatives suffer a pronounced setback amid anti New Deal sentiment. King likely to resume leadership. regional blocs falter, except Social Credit gains in Alberta.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Liberal Party
Conservative Party
Social-Credit Party
Socialist Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
Reconstruction
R. B. Bennett
Rely
United States
Bennett
Wiliam Lion McKenzie Kingister
Pune
Social Credit
Comire
Alberta
H. H. Haven
National President of Eagles To Speak Here Sunday
National President George Nordlin of St Paul Minnesota will speak in Elyria Sunday before hundreds of Eagles from the area. Nordlin, on an official lodge tour, helped draft Social Security Act legislation and represented the Fraternal Order of Eagles in securing Older Americans pensions. The order, among the nation’s largest fraternal groups, is about to press for employment stabilization into law.
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George Nordlin
St Paul
Minnesota
Freternal Order of Eagles
Wil
Elyria
Aeri
Nordlin
United States
Eagles
Advisory Council On Economic Security
Roosevelt
Order of Eagles
E. B. Har~ler
Worthr
Emviia Aerie Tedar
Bondar Released On Reckless Driving Charge
Pete Bondar of Nickel Plate road was released under $109 bond by Justice Preston Coon to day pending trial next Tuesday on a reckless driving charge preferred by Alex Galdy a neighbor following a traffic accident on Butternut Ridge road near Fields Corners Friday night. Bondar pleaded not guilty when arraigned.
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Pete Bondar
Nickel Plate Road
Preston Coon
Alex Galdy
Butternut Ridge
Fields Corners
Bondar
Sodar
Twenty five Applicants For Citizenship Heard
Hearings for second citizenship papers were conducted today by federal naturalization officers J B Allan and J R Heberman. Approximately 25 applicants were interviewed and those qualifying will be eligible for citizenship after 98 days.
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J. R. Heberman
J. B. Allan
Elyrian Injured In Indiana Accident
Harold Whitney of Gulf road was admitted to Mercy Hospital Gary Indiana with a fractured skull after being struck by an automobile while crossing a Gary street. His condition is reported as serious.
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Harold Whitney
Gulf Road
Mercy Hospital
Gary
Indiana
State Librarian to Speak at Vermilion dedication
Columbus Ohio October 13 Paul A T Noon state librarian today accepted an invitation to speak at the dedication exercises of the Vermilion Public Library to be held Saturday in Vermilion Erie County He will discuss Libraries and Their Place in Democracy.
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Columbus
Paul A. T. Noon
Vermilion Public Library
Vermilion
Erie County
Greatest Battle Of War Reported In Progress In Ethiopian Valley
London dispatches report the Ethiopian forces of over ten thousand men holding a wide valley near Djibouti against Italian columns. Air bombardment and gas have killed thousands, with refugees fleeing across desert as Italian tanks and planes press the advance. Ethiopian leaders and Turkish and German officers coordinate defense while arms shipments resume after an embargo lift.
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London
Get
Sar Jand
Leen
Djibouti
Tecla Hawariat
League of N
Hull Outlines U S Policies
Secretary of State Cordell Hull set forth America s peace and security stance in a New York Herald Tribune forum address He declared no aggressive ambitions no threats to others and a pledge to defend only against threats to the United States He warned practical execution is complex despite broad public support for peace and restraint
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Hull
New York Herald Tribune
Pleads Not Guilty To License Charge
Ira Starker of Ward road Camden pleaded not guilty to two counts of operating two trailers without a license when arraigned before Justice Joseph Peiroresterdar on a warrant sworn by Ford Johnson of LaGranze. The offense was alleged to have occurred about two weeks ago. He was released under bond pending trial.
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Ira Starker
Ward Road
Camden
Stility
Joseph Peiroresterdar
Ford Johnson
LaGranze
Petro
Associated Charities To Elect On Oct 25
The annual meeting of the Associated Charities will elect officers and directors and handle other business in the directors' room of the Lorain County Savings and Trust Company on Friday October 25 at 4 30 p m announced the day.
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Associated Charities
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Developments In Ethiopian War Latest War Developments
Paris reports France redoubling peace efforts with detailed halting war proposals. Geneva sees the league advancing penalties including a pre economic boycott to choke Halys trade. Harar army commanders order a broad offensive against Italians. London dispatches describe the war’s largest southern battle as heavy losses mount. Rome notes Italian air strikes on an Ethiopian camp of 300 tents and a munitions dump explosion. Sen. Henry Allen after talks with Mussolini says Duce believes Britain seeks war. Asmara Bruno, Mussolini’s 117-year-old son, returns from a fight with four bullet holes in the plane.
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Paris
France
Geneva
League
Haly
Harar
London
Daily Mail
Rome
Henry Allen
Kansas
Mussolini
Duce
Britain
Asmara Bruno
Laval Asks Britain To Withdraw Home Fleet
Paris reports Premier Laval urged Britain to pull its home fleet from Mediterranean patrols as a goodwill gesture to enable peace talks over the Italian Ethiopian crisis. He discussed the move with Sir George Clerk after a lengthy meeting with Vittorio Cerruti seeking a conciliatory settlement and possible Papal mediation.
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Laval
Britain
Paris
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Toda
Layal
Ethiopia
Italy
British Isles
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Sir
League Committee Studies Third Step In Penalty Plan
Geneva Oct 13 The League of Nations contemplates a step three economic boycott against Italy for its Ethiopia war. The plan aims to cut Italy’s export trade and deprive it of war making commodities. Some leaders fear gradual, incomplete effects and expect naval action to isolate Italy’s East Africa expeditionary force within months.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
General Staff
League
Seo
East Africa
Figo
Offensive Ordered By Ethiopian Chief
Ras Nassibu, commander in chief of Indian armies in the east, ordered Chinese style defense against Italian forces advancing along the Webbe Shibeli river. He dispatched 50 percent of his troops to reinforce Gorrahei on the Fafan River after scouts reported Italian tanks artillery and infantry in motion amid bombing. Nassibu planned to supply guns and ammunition for a stand against a numerically superior Italian Somaliland army.
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United Press Harar
Loday
Ssipa
Jissiza
Nassihu
Webbe Shibeli
Cal Ual
Gorrahei
Fafan Tiver
Nassibu
Ras Nassibu
Ogaden
Injuries Fatal To Two In Columbus Auto Incidents
Two women died after separate automobile crashes in Columbus. Miss Mary Atten, 5, and Mrs. Madeline Brown, 34, were injured previously near West Jefferson, Ohio, a month earlier.
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Columbes
Mary Atten
Madeline Brown
Atten
West Jefferson
Italian Planes Bomb Encampment on Ethiopian Front
Italian aircraft bombed an Ethiopian army encampment south of Makale and destroyed an ammunition dump, official Rome reports. Gen Emilio de Bono announced the fall of Aduwa region to King Victor Emmanuel’s civil administration. Britain reportedly aids Ethiopian defense with tanks and aircraft. four Whippet tanks and six planes were said to be en route from Berbera. No intervention by the Pope was intimated amid diplomatic efforts in Paris.
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United Press
Rome
Qei
Makale
Emilio de Bono
Festerdar
Aduwa
Victor Emmanuel
Bel Marian
Great Britain
Ethiopia
Popolo di Ronzba
Jijiga
Berbera
Lawrence of Arabia
Zeila Zor Aden
Arabia
Ethionia
Red Sea
Paris
Hauptmann Granted 20 Day Stay to Appeal to High Court
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals granted Bruno Hauptmann a 20 day stay to appeal his Lindbergh baby slaying conviction to the United States Supreme Court. The stay preserves the case as it moves from the state court to the high court, awaiting possible Supreme Court review.
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmans
Lindbergh
United States Supreme Court
Hauptmann
Hunterdon
Fremington
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Egbert Rosecrans
C. Lford Fisher
Joseph Lanigag
Hunterdon County
High Court
Dum-Dum bullets used in Ethiopian war doctor reports
Dr Robert W Hockman of Wheaton Illinois head of a Hed Cross unit in Jijiga reports Italian planes shoot down Ethiopian troops using dum dum bullets. He seeks photographic proof for Emperor Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa. The soft nosed rounds expand on impact and were banned by the Hague.
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United Press
Bharar
Ethiopia
Robert W. Hockman
Wheaton
Jijiga
Hockman
Addis Ababa
Ethopia
United Presbyterian Hospital
Muskingum College
New Concord
Northwestern University
Bullets Hit Plane Of Mussolini's Son
ASMARA Eritrea Oct 13 Bruno Mussolini Premier Benito Mussolini s son returned from a sortie with four bullet holes in his plane Brunos is a member of the Spacrate squadron on Count Galeazzo Ciano Mussolinis son in law and as is his older brother Vitto Tie On two reconnaissance flights Bruno flew low over Makale 52 miles south of the front When he returned his plane had been shot from a detachment of khaki uniformed imperial guards near Manka The next objective of the Italian troops was south along the caravan Foure Ordnance experts found soldiers Ras Haile Selassie Gueso noted to have armed with modern Japanese rifles Japanese penetration into East Africa is evident in Eritrea with shops filled with Japanese goods bearing British tags and resembling American brands
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United Press
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Eritrea
Brano Musso
Benito Mussolini
Brane
Pesspcrate
Galeazzo Ciano
Musolinis
Vitgo Tie
Bruno
Makale
Adigrat-Aduwa-Aksim
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Manka
Jan
Saldie Ras Haile Selassie Gueso
Fev
Tigre
Provir Eho
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