Rrellon Refutes Charges in Campaign Feud
In New York Oct 18 Herbert Hoover prepares a New York speech to counter Governor Alfred E. Smith charges that Republican economic policy during the Coolidge era was a myth. Smith had criticized Hoover by name in Sedalia Missouri, prompting denials from Republican leaders and a detailed Treasury refutation by Mellon. Hoover plans a California trip with a possible radio address from St Louis around Nov 2 as he seeks to counter Smith’s charges.
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Washington
New York
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Coolidge
Sedalia
Smith
Work
Republican Nations Committee
Sion
New York State
Hoover
California
St. Louis
Missouri
Northwest
Sfoorer
First aid courses for Elyria teachers and students
In Elyria high school next week girls and teachers will take first aid courses conducted by James Gatherum of American Rolling Mills. About 150 girls have signed up. boys enroll later. Classes after school for girls, 4 to 5 pm for teachers, all in the high school auditorium. Diplomas on completion. government official exam. certificate grants police power for on site first aid until a doctor arrives.
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Elyria
Nirl
RK. C. Maston
P. Shively
James P. Gatherum
American Rolling Mills Company
Columbia Steel Company
Gatherum
Bureau of Mines
Verdict Sustained In Case Involving Jenne Hagen
The Court of Appeals upheld the lower court verdict in the auto accident case where Jenne Hagen, niece, was injured in defendant James Hagen's car. Lorain county common pleas awarded Jenne $5,090 against her uncle. case sent to higher court on appeal as alleged excesses in damages.
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Court of Appeals
Jenne Hagen
James Hagen
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
James Haren
Rexall Orderlie Relief Claims Ease Constipation
Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major misery. Rexall Orderlie is promoted as a laxative tablet that attracts water to soften stool and promote gentle movement without habit formation. Advert appears from Harry A. Crandall in Phillipsburg.
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Battle Creek
Bowe
Smight
Abe
Rexall Wavug
Harry A. Crandall
Phillip't
Local hearing delays for West Avenue cigar shop owner
Louis Kosa failed to appear before Mayor Hewitt for a possession of liquor charge linked to raids by patrolmen last weekend. He has had one postponement and will be warned to attend, with a hearing likely set for the week's end. A Sanitary Police officer added another diphtheria case on West River street, bringing Elyria's total to three with two cases near quarantine removal.
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Hewitt Louis Kosa
West Avenue
Hewitt
Kosa
Southam, Zarnke, Sweet,el
Crehan
Pollice
EB. J. Stankard
F. H. Williams
West River Street
Elyria
Willams
West Street
Williams
Car Collision Near Filling Station Injures Fred Smith
A motorist turning into a filling station on Cleveland Street collided with Fred Smith of Case Road R F D S. The other driver fled the scene after the crash, leaving Smith’s car with a broken tie rod and a smashed fender and running board.
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Cleveland Street
Fred Smith
Case Road
Smith
Dramatic Car Collision Damages Auto and Fire Plug
Lorain driver E L White of Amherst lost control to avoid a truck driven by Charles Moore at Buckeye Street intersection and struck a fire plug on Park River Street, smashing the front fender frame and springs. A nearby YMCA show was canceled this week due to a football game and Youth activities. The Chronicle Telegram notes a bouquet from F B Squire of Oberlin Road. Police report a theft of a spare tire from Frank Hayes on West River Street. Earl E Baker, arraigned on non support, released on own recognizance for hearing.
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Charles Moore
Colorado Avenue
Lorain
E. L. White
Amherst
Parkview Court
Frank Hayes
West River Street
S. J. George
Earl E. Baker
Theft Reported From Alson Bernard Beauty Parlor
Mrs. Uf Christensen proprietor of the Alson Bernard Beauty Parlor on East Avenue reported a theft of a bag containing ten and twenty dollar bills and a five dollar piece totaling one hundred dollars. A second theft of a pocketbook with a few dollars was later reported by employee Geraldine Burks. Police have not found either item as investigation continues.
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AL Son Bernard
Centry Block
Mra. Uf
Christensen
East Avenue
Man Who Shot Wife Released By Court Today
Abernomas in Rain County grand jury indicted Thomas on shooting to kill but court released him after five dollars and costs on an assault and battery charge. The wife, hospitalized, testified the shooting was accidental, leading to the reduced charge.
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Abernomas
Losrain County
Grand
Come Mon
Thomas
Sam Savino Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Sam Savino of East Bridge Street faces a charge of driving while intoxicated after his car collided with a parked vehicle on Third Street. The parked auto owned by A L Jackson at 416 Third Street sustained bumper and fender damage while Savino’s car was wrecked. Officers Sweet and Hard arrested him at the scene.
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Sam Savino
East Bridge Street
Savino
Third Street
A. L. Jackson
Sweet
Politics on the Air in New York Broadcast Rally
Norman Ja candidate on the socialist ticket to speak for a half hour tonight on ten NBC stations from WJZ studio in New York. A Democratic rally follows on WABC and Columbia networks with Rozsmonde Pinchot Eddie Castor Edwin Milton Boyle A E Thomas and William Gustafson. The hour long program starts at 121 p m Eastern time.
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New York
Norman Ja
Socialist
NBC
WJZ
WABC
Associated
Columbia Broadcasting System
Rozsmonde Pinchot
Eddie Castor
Edwin Milton Boyle
A. E. Thomas
Death of Mrs Nellie B Flower Hague at 225 West Avenue
Mrs Nellie B Flower Hague aged seventy years four months sixteen days died at her home 225 West Avenue October seventeenth. She was widow of E A Hague and sister of Charles Flower. A life member of Pearl Chapter C E S of Cleveland and former secretary treasurer of Lorain County Humane Society. Married to E A Hague in June 1892. Services Saturday at 2 p m at her home conducted by Reverend Charles F Wiseman. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Nellie B. Flower Hague
West Avenue
E. A. Hague
Charles Flower
Pearl Chapter
Cleveland
Lorain County Humane Society
Charles F. Wiseman
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Mrs Cornelia Smith Cullen Dies at 73 at Son’s Home
Mrs Cornelia Smith Cullen died at her son D D Smith’s home 359 Cambridge street after eight weeks of frail recovery from a fall. She was 73 years five months and one day old and had lived with her son six years. Survivor Jeanette Dewey of Los Angeles. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p m at her son’s home with Reverend Redhead officiating. Burial in South Bend Indiana. The infant twins of Mr and Mrs Myron Biggs died at Elrtia Memorial hospital on October Seventeenth. Services at Sudro home this afternoon at two. Interment at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Cornelia Smith Cullen
D. D. Smith
Cambridge Street
Myron Biggs
Woodland Avenue
Elrtia Memorial Hospital
Sudro
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Toledo Man Is Honored By Masons
Otto F. Hohly of Toledo was elected most worshipful grand master of the Ohio Masons at the 115th annual communication in Columbus. He succeeds B. Frank Thomas of Youngstown. Harry E. Engelhardt of Cincinnati was named Deputy Grand Master. Other officers re-elected include James W. Morgan, Jackson. Harry G. Gram, Springfield. Simeon Nash, Columbus. Haver Ake, Canton. Frank S. Harmon, Cleveland. Harry S. Johnson, Cincinnati. Joseph H. Lloyd, Youngstown. Andrew Lawton, Youngstown. Joseph Kirkup, Cincinnati. Grand Tyler and committee appointments concluded the meeting.
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Columbus
Otto FH. Hohly
Toledo
Grand Lodge of Masons of Ohio
Hohly
B. Frank Thomas
Youngstown
Harry E. Engelhardt
Cincinnati
Hobly
James W. Morgan
Jackson
Harry G. Gram
Springheld
Collapse at Union De Pot site blamed on contractor
In Cleveland two workers died when fresh concrete buried them in an underground column collapse at the Union De Pot site. Patrick Cleary and Patrick Toolle, both employees of Spencer White Prentis Co of Detroit, were trapped for 18 hours before bodies were recovered.
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Cleveland
Union de Pot
Spencer, White-Prentias Company
Deroit
Polier
Patrick Cleary
Patrick Toolle
War Minister Says Public Opinion Should Guide Armament Limits
Britain's War Minister Sir Laming Worthington-Evans states that forcing rapid disarmament risks public backlash and warns each nation must decide its own defense needs. He cites reduced British army costs since 1921 and compares armament limits to temperance, urging international cooperation without coercion. The Kellogg treaty is hailed as a step forward toward broader disarmament.
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United Press
Great Britain
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
Samuel Hoare
Laming Worthington - Evans
United States
Henry T. Russell
United Press Staff
U. P
Loxdon
Laming Worthington-Evans
Britain
Whitehall
Sir Laming
England
Mately
Death row inmate Hickman seeks solace before execution
In San Quentin, condemned killer Hickman, who confessed to the murder of a Los Angeles banker’s 12 year old daughter, reflects on faith and fate. He plans no further appeals, meets his father, and awaits the warden’s decision as he prepares to die. In Steubenville, Joseph P. Theaid is acquitted of shooting Tony Soldant after resisting a whiskey delivery.
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Ngs
Hickman
San Quentin
Los Angeles
Holohan
Thomas Hickman
Sibedy
Edward
San Guentins
Steubenville
Joseph P. Theaid
George Burnham
Common Pleas
Tony Soldant
Tice
Settlement House rests as a busy community hub
The Settlement House of the Elsina Americanization Association runs a diverse program with an information bureau first aid station library and employment bureau all in one. Over 609 children are enrolled in clubs and classes while adults may join soon. Miss Doris Todd leads, aided by Miss Dorothy Herbert, with 21 volunteers from high school. Established in 1910 and handed to the association in 1917, the house serves all ages and nationalities, often acting as a second home and source of job and citizenship help.
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Elsina Americanization Association
Tts
Doris Todd
Miss Todd
Encyelopedia
Toddfa
Dorothy Herbert
Settlement House
Elyria
Americanization Association
Divorce Suit Seeks Relief Over Gross Neglect
Elizabeth Young files in common pleas court seeking divorce from George Young on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Married in 1911 with no children, she alleges little attention from him and heavy time with other associates. She asks alimony and restoration of her maiden name, and a restraining order prevents disposition of the husband’s property pending the hearing.
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Elizabeth Young
George Young
Common Pleas Court
Market Prices From Cleveland Columbus and Chicago
Market reports list produce and livestock quotes across Cleveland Columbus and Chicago with grains, butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, and cattle. Highlights include hogs at about 9.75 to 10.00 and beef steers near 9.85 to 12.30, with eggs around 47 cents extras and butter around 44 to 46 cents, plus assorted produce and grain prices in multiple regions.
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Cleveland
New York
Ohio
Mich
Wis
Minn
Maine
Long Island
Cleveland Livestock
Chicago
U.S
South Dakota
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Oberlin Grants Funds for Sewer Renovation and City Projects
Oberlin officials approved a certified budget showing allocations for general fund 37002.27, library 950.49, sewer improvements 1600.53, fire indemnity 75, Walter Works 26350, street maintenance 5050, gasoline tax 4500, total general fund 8259 and bond retirement 14000. The council advanced a Sunday billiard license with area roped off, raising fees from 5 to 10. An emergency ordinance extended fire protection along Main Street and finalizing band ordinances for South Pleasant and Orchard sewers.
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Oberlin
Ober- Ifn
Pleasant Street
Sears
Park Street
Vine Street
Groveland Street
Main Street
South Pleasant
Orchard Street
New Pastor Arrives In Oberlin
Dr. James Austin Richards with his wife and three children arrived in Oberlin to assume residence at 102 Morgan Street and lead the United Church replacing Dr. Nicholas Van der Pyl who resigned. He comes from Winnetka to Oberlin and previously served in New York City Newport R. I. and Boston churches. He will preach his first service on Sunday October 21 though full active duties begin next week.
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James Austin Richards
D. D
United Church
Oberlin
Morgan Street
Richards
United Committee
Om F
Nicholas van der Pyl
Winnetka, Sr
Bedford Park Church
New York City
United Church of
Newport
R. T
Mount Vernon Church
Boston
Winnetka
Cancellation of Note and Mortgage in Shameld Township Suit
Grace Young Bled sues Olst Knudsen to cancel a note of £391.55 and a mortgage on property in Shameld township. The plaintiff alleges no consideration, claims no debt, and that Knudsen built a house for Elsje Knudsen but refused possession until payment or mortgage was made. The note was given for possession and later assigned to Olaf Knudsen, her husband.
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Grace Young
Olst Knudsen
Oost
Shameld
Malon
Knudsen
Olaf Knudsen
Elsje Knudsen
New Pictures To Be Hung In Local Schools
Elyria schools will display four new works. Sir Galahad by Watts will hang in Lincoln school hallway, Riven View in the same corridor, King Lear in the high school English room, and Treasures of the Orient by Douglas Arthur Teed in the high school arts room.
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King Lear
Sir Galahad
Elyria
Watts
Lincoln School
Douglas Arthur Teed
Band of Gunmen Plans to Begin Shooting Soon
A band of shooters called the Junior Rifle Corps plans to start sessions in Eiyrta soon under H M Hurlburt. John R Sickkinen of the YMCA announced the plan and said they only await a shooting location to begin instruction.
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Eiyrta
John R. Sickkinen
H. M. Hurlburt
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Boys of Elyria
Joann R. Siekkinen
Boys’ Work
Agenda Club
F. B. Squire
Oberlin Road
Chronicle-Telegram
Politics
Mrs
Biggs
Uentired
Gabes
W. B. Tucker
North Malo
Council
Jobn Bill
John W. Hill
J. W. Hill
New St. Luke's Hospital
J. C. Campbell
Northfield
Labolr School
Shakespere
Clyde S. McCoy
Czechoslovakia
G. Bellard
West College St
E. M. Black
South Main Street
Painesqite
M. L. Burden
Larafaj
Frank L. Wilson
Oberlin Lodge
Grand Lodge of Masonice
Oberlin Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
George H. Bowen
Professor Street
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Aind
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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