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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
7
The state supreme court docket includes nearly 250 cases with the largest being a 2 009 000 dollar matter. The list indicates substantial civil disputes and notable economic stakes among the session.
Democrats head toward the November election with 81 House seats and five Senate seats assured as unopposed candidates. Republicans must gain 195 House seats and 13 Senate seats to control both chambers. 327 districts remain contested. Socialist candidates total 48, mainly in New York and Pennsylvania. Independent and Labor party entries appear in a few districts.
The text outlines party presence in states with three Democrats, three in Missouri, and Communist listings in Pennsylvania Montana and North Carolina. It notes four Michigan districts with Workers Party candidates and nine Farmer-Labor contenders in Minnesota and Iowa. It cites last senate tallies: 55 Republicans, 39 Democrats, and one Farmer-Labor member, with 25 Democrat, 35 Republican, and one Farmer-Labor holdovers. Maine has one GOP election, while November 4 will fill 29 Republican and 14 Democratic seats. Democrats must gain eight to keep last Congress strength and 18 for a majority. Republicans need 13 of remaining races for a nominal majority.
North Olmsted reports a successful Kiwanis supper at the new high school attended by 105 members and their wives with WTAM music and autumn decor. A citywide Fire Prevention campaign launched by the fire department includes school drills and posters, plus the second engine-company efficiency contest running to Jan 1, 1931. A fatal accident claims a four year old girl from Stop 40 Lorain road after being struck while crossing Stop 41.
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