Colvin B Brown Addresses Elyria Board of Trade
Calvin B Brown of the United States Chamber of Commerce urges Elyria’s Board of Trade to focus on internal growth. He says urban progress comes from local enterprise, not outsiders, and emphasizes developing local merchants, competitive methods, and forward planning for future city growth. He warns against overreacting to chain stores and mail order houses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Calvin B. Brown
Organization Service of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Board of Trade
Newell Hotel
Chambers of Commerce
Brown
Fupure
Water Intake Located With Fuchsia In Elyria
Elyria engineers located the water intake crib after two years of searching. John N. Eidt and Jack Powell used red fuchsia dye and high service line back pressure to reveal the ten by ten foot crib under nineteen feet of water, fifteen hundred feet offshore from the plant. The find aids a plan to combat needle ice as winter nears and marks the crib for quick access. Also noted is the upcoming unveiling of Vienna’s Schubert fountain on November 27 and a Republican mass meeting on October 17 at Thompson’s Hall with Judge Alexander Martin and Atty. Don Myers speaking, followed by music and refreshments.
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Elyria
Elyria Water Work
John N. Eidt
Jack Powell
Eidt
Powell
Crsb
Thompson
Oberlin Road
Alexander Martin
Cleveland, O
Don Myers
CAR GOES INTO HOLE IN STREET AND DAMAGES ASKED
A driver named C. Law of 121 Warren street told the city council last night a deep street hole damaged his auto. He sought 14.50 for tire and rear housing repairs. the claim was referred to the service director and finance committee.
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Lodi Street
C. Law
Warren Street
Service Director
Politicians and Roosevelt events on tonight's radio schedule
Governor Smith's Sedalia address and Franklin D. Roosevelt nomination ceremonies headline tonight's radio lineup. The Democratic candidate's speech airs on NBC stations from 9 to 10 p m Eastern. Roosevelt events broadcast 7 to 8 30 p m from the National Democratic Club. WJZ WGY and WHAM carry the ceremonies. A voters service symposium on campus campaigns airs 7 to 7 30 p m over NBC network. Also listed are real estate transfers in Lorain and Wellington with small sums.
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New York
Smith
Sedalia
Franklin J. Ronserved
New York State
National Broadcasting Company
National Democratic Club
WJZ
WGY
Smith Waxes Brown Derby In Missouri
Gov Alfred E Smith waved his brown derby in Sedalia Missouri as a five mile parade and conference schedule kicked off his Missouri drive. Campaign aides anticipated a Democratic rally with Senatorial candidate Charles Hay and county chairman planning final effort amid heavy visitor traffic and rallies in a dry Republican state.
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Sedalia
Alfred E. Smith
Missouri
Roverenor
New York
Charles M. Hay
Kup
Repud
Smi
Ilean
Plannies
Throuchout Missouri
Smith
St. Louis
Livestock Pavillion
Gubernatorial candidates tour Ohio ahead of election
Congressmen Martin L. Davey and Myers Cooper plan visits across Ohio for campaign events including a Columbus Ohio State Michigan game appearance. Davey outlines a twelve city swing while Cooper schedules meetings in Fulton, Williams and Defiance counties, with stops in Columbus and Toledo for key engagements.
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Columbus
Martin L. Davey
Myers
Cooper
Ohio Stadium
Davey
Cleveland
Ohio
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Millersburg
Urbana
Kenton
Bellefontaine
Marysville
Xenia
Washington D. H
London
Dayton
Fulton
Williams
Defiance
Toledo
Huron County
Fremont
League of Women Voters
Charles V. Truax
United States
Truax
Celina
van Wert
Jon
Simeon D. Fess
Fess
Cadiz
Eaton
Senator Fess
Graham P. Hunt
Cincinnati
Hunt
Troy
Oberlin
Thurs- Elyria High School
E. Seon
Republican Conference Yields Optimism Despite Gaps
A political conference with party leaders ended without word from northern regions but conveyed optimism about the Republican situation there. The remarks suggest continued focus on unifying the party and addressing regional concerns.
Oberlin Exchange Club keeps lunch date. chest drive expected
Oberlin Exchange Club voted to keep the weekly luncheon date and to cooperate with the Oberlin Business Men's club on the community chest drive set to begin in November. Open ticket sales started for the Conservatory of Music artist series at Finney Chapel with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra under Nikolai Sokoloff to perform next Tuesday. Also noted were golf and basketball planning, a death in the community, and staff changes at local firms.
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Exchange Club
Oberlin
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Conservatory of Music
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Finneychapel
Tito Schipr
Albert Spalding
St. Olaf Choir
Harold Bauer
Cleveland Orchestra
Elyria Woman Addresses Lorain Club Conference
Mrs A W Huse of Elyria spoke for visitors at the Middle Northeastern District meeting of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs opening in Lorain. About three hundred delegates attended. W G Volpe, Sunday editor of a Cleveland paper, was the main speaker. Property sales list includes Rockport Realty to R B Althouse sublot 507 Sunnyside Beach subdivision $10 and R W Cobb ton E Staller lot 4 block 11 Brookside Farm subdivision Elyria township $10.
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Elyria
Lorain
A. W. Huse
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
W. G. Volpe
Cleveland
The
Rockport Realty Company
RB. M. Althouse
Sunnyside Beach
Brownhelm Township
R. W. Cobb Ton
E. Staller
Brookside Farm
Elyria Township
Hoover Enthuses Over Reception In Mass
Herbert Hoover toured Massachusetts on his campaign train en route to Washington, hoping the state would deliver its 18 electoral votes. He hailedMassachusetts crowds for backing his tariff plan and prosperity message, spoke at Symphony Hall to about 3,000 and addressed 9,000 at an arena, urging support for a Republican Congress and opposing Democrat Alfred E. Smith. He pitched a Coolidge style administration and challenged Smith to discuss tariff policy in depth.
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Herbert Hoover
Washington
Massachusetts
Bay State
National Capitol
Alfred E. Smith
Symphony Hall
Calvin Coolidge
D. Loring Young
David
Walsh
Senate
Hoover
Newark
N. J
Congress
Boston
Firestone Addresses London Meeting From Akron
Harvey Firestone Sr sat in his Akron office and addressed a London meeting celebrating a new 5 million fire plant. His voice carried by telephone across the Atlantic to Brentford where about 300 listeners heard him clearly. He then spoke with his son Harvey Jr and Sir William Johnson Hicks, the British automobile magnate.
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Akron, O
Harvey Firestone
London
Firestone
Atlantic Ocean
Brentford
Harvey, Jr
William Johnson Hicks
Real estate transfers in Brownhelm and Black River townships
Mercury Range transfers Vermilion on the Lake to R L Leuthner for sub lots 181 182 and 183 subdivision 1 Brownhelm township ten dollars Richard Gracie to Alex Lengel sub lots 25 26 William A Braman Trustee second subdivision Black River township ten dollars Vermilion on the Lake company to R H Jarvis sub lot 1383 subdivision 1 Brownhelm township ten dollars.
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Richard Gracie
Alex Lengel
William A A. Braman
Black River Township
Vermilion-on
Elyria Urged Action on Garbage Disposal Plans
Dr. C. D. Barrett, Elyria district health commissioner, criticized the city's garbage disposal by feeding it to hogs at the Rader farm and urged council to form a research committee. He proposed two independent disposal plants and noted county health jurisdiction outside Elyria and Lorain. Council referred the note to committees and authorized a reply promising immediate committee study.
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Elsria
Grafton
C. D. Barrett
Barrett
Council
Rader
Elyria
Lorain
Flyrna
Oberlin
General Health District
Finance Committee
Service Department
Mayor
Secretaries of Odd Fellows Convene in Canton
Two hundred state secretaries of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows gathered in Canton Ohio for the opening of a convention. George S. Breiel past grand master gave the welcome address, Mayor C C Curtis welcomed attendees, and discussions on secretary problems were held with an entertainment scheduled at the local Odd Fellow temple. The session was to close later today.
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Canton
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
George S. Brelcl
Cincinnati
C. C. Curtis
Odd Fellow
Zeppelin Voyage Ends With Mixed Reactions Over Damage
Graf Zeppelin crew and passengers described the Atlantic crossing as a demonstration of airship potential despite a burst fin cover that forced a mid voyage slow down. Eckener noted the repair took hours and emphasized the trip proved airship capabilities while Rosendahl and Navy officials moderated alarm among passengers.
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Dr. Eckener
Atlantic
Eckener
Charles EB. Rosendahl
U. S. NI
Los Angeles
Rosendahl
Edward P. Warner
Navy Department
Graf Zeppelin
Navy
Market prices for Cleveland produce and eggs
Cleveland market report lists butter with tabled prices from 40 to 50 cents as extras and firsts. poultry shows heavy fowls Leghorns and ducks at 16 to 30 cents. eggs quote extras at 44 cents and ordinaries at 32 cents, with Berledle and Arts varieties noted at 36 cents.
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Cleveland
Berle
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Timothy
Hogs and cattle market notes from Cleveland and Midwest quotes
Market reports show hog receipts 1500 with steady demand and varied live weights, cattle receipts 200 with steady packers pricing across beef steers and cows, and strong sheep with fat lambs and ewes advancing. Also includes Chicago and Minneapolis grain quotations and prices for butter eggs and potatoes with regional commodity movements.
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Cleveland
Prisoner finds religion and wins release after non support plea
Samuel C. Weinert, a former truck driver indicted for non support and embezzlement, pleads guilty to non support and asks to be sent to Mansfield reform school rather than a penitentiary. He explains how a jailhouse preacher led him to God and a changed life, seeking near-term release to support his children. Judge Webber suspends the non support sentence while continuing the embezzlement charge, allowing Weinert to leave on his own recognizance to seek work and care for his family.
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Samuel C. Weinert
Tyrain County
Grand Jury
Mansfield
State
Weinert
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Judge Webber
Webert
County
Cleveland
Mansfield Istead
Mansfie
Realty Concern Seeks Street Work on Longfellow
A representative of Amgo, Inc appeared before the city council last night asking for sidewalk installation on Longfellow Street in front of their building. Mr Fisher requested the city place a fence or screwn on the property and also sought to have Longfellow Street cen dered.
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Amgo
Longfellow Street
Fisher
Pla
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