Roosevelt Starts Second Major Campaign Tour
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt began his second key campaign swing through the Midwest and border states. He planned stops in twelve states with 214 electoral votes and added six Southern states, seeking a majority of 264. He was to address voters in Pittsburgh the next day and awaited a soldier bonus stance.
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Enhoute
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Ailour
Middle- West
Solid South
Republica State of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Sixth Ward council seat remains unnamed amid deadline
The Ely council delays naming a Sixth Ward councilman after Charles Snoble’s resignation on October 3. Mayor Van Oster may appoint if the council fails by November 7, with Rankin, Roe, and Brown named as candidates and Rankin backed by a 427-signature petition.
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Counil
W. H. van Oster
Charles Snoble
van Oster
Teilman
Howard A. Roe
Courtland Street
James E. Brown
O. E. Rankin
Lake Avenue
Rankin
City of Ely
Wainwright
Will
The Weather Forecast for DHIO
Cloudy with occasional rain tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures remain largely unchanged.
Elyrians Attend Cole Funeral
A large Elyria delegation from the American Legion traveled to Findlay to pay tribute to Ralph D Cole state Legion commander. Ten cars carried mourning members who recall his WWI Thirty-Seventh Division service and his two Memorial Day addresses in Elyria.
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Elyria
American Legion
Findlay
Ralph D Cole
State Legion
Legion
Cole
Company B
Final Tribute to Colonel Ralph Cole in Findlay
Thousands gathered in Findlay to honor Colonel Ralph Cole state commander of the American Legion with services at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Speeches by Paul M. Herbert and others followed by a parade with Fort Hayes infantry and Legion units. Ralph Cole Jr. to receive his father’s commander badge.
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State Letion
Wilbur H. Fowler
First Methodist Episcopal Church
State Legion Quartet
Crooksville
Toledo
Lima
Fostoria
Bowling Green
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Findlay
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Elks Home
Lodge
John E. Elden
Cleveland
40 Eth Society
Cole
George White
Lewis Johnson
Natonal Legion
Ralph D. Cole, Jr
Williams College
British Russia trade deal denounced in Commons
London reports that James H. Thomas Dominions secretary told the House of Commons the British trade agreement with Russia has been denounced.
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London
Russia
James H. Thomas
Dominions
House of Commons
Four youths to face arraignment after stone throws at home
Four boys accused of throwing a stone through a front window at Mrs. Albert Haake of 30 Artemus Court at about 8 45 p m yesterday are slated for arraignment before Police Chief E J Stankard this afternoon. The youths allegedly defied Mrs Haake when she threatened to call police.
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Albert Haake
Artemus Court
E. J. Stankard
Hoover to campaign in Detroit with plan for California trip
President Hoover may end his re election campaign with a cross country swing ending at his Palo Alto home on election day. He will speak in Detroit next Saturday with a possible New York stop the following weekend. Ogden Mills urged a California trip based on Western interest. The Detroit appearance is set for 7 30 pm at Olympia Hall.
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California
Washington
Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Mid-West
Detroit
Mich
New York
Secretary of Treasury
Ogden Mills
Mississippi
Mills
Pacific Coast
White House
Olympia Hall
American Legion
Toledo
Michigan
Des Moines
French Airman Abandons Flight Attempt to Buenos Aires
ISTRES AIRDROME France October 18 Jean Mermoz veteran French aviator abandoned an attempt to fly nonstop to Buenos Aires and break the distance record set by John Polando and Russell Boardman after eight minutes aloft He planned a new try next month Winds were unfavorable and Lucien Bossoutrot postponed his departure delaying any South Atlantic race prospects
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Istres
Marsailiss
France
Jean Mermoz
Air Mat
Buenos Aires
John Polando
Russell Boardman
Mermoz
South Atlantic
Merrmoz
Lucien Bossoutrot
Bossoutrot
Bright Spots In Business World
Illinois employment rose 1.1 percent and payrolls 1 percent from Aug 15 to Sept 15 across 1 480 industrial plants per state labor dept. Atlantic Refining reported nine month net profit of 4 248 000 vs 2 771 400 in 1931. Anthracite wages and employment up 14 percent Aug to Sept per Anthracite Bureau. Du Pont earned 36 cents a common share in Sept quarter vs 27 cents prior. Curtiss Wright builds four new passenger planes for Trans American Air Lines at 325 000 total. not replacements.
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Springfield
Illinois
State Department of Labor
Philadelphia—Atlantic Refining Co
Washington
Anthracite Bureau of Information
Wilmington
Del
E. I. du Pont de Nemours, Inc
Detroit
Curtisa-Wright Company
Trans-American Air Lines Corpn
May Action Considered for River Bank Rubbish
The council discussed possible legal steps to clear a large rubbish pile along the river tank beside the J W Smith building on East Broad Street. The owner and the service director refused to act. Witnesses may be provided to identify the responsible party as the pile jeopardizes the bridge pillar and river current.
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J. W. Smith
East Broad Street
E. B. Notley
Notley
Carl Curtis
Howard Butler
Curtis
Broad Street
Amherst Water Works to Cut Bills After City Rate Cut
Amherst Water Works Company will reduce bills by about 8 to 9 percent for roughly 800 consumers after the city lowered its water price to the company by ten percent. The plan lowers the average Amherst bill from 6 to 5.50 dollars per quarter, with rates dropping to 14.4 cents per 1,000 cubic feet starting with January bills.
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Amherst Water Works Company
Armherst Company
J. J. Smythe
Amherst
Smythe
Elyria
City Fire Protection Proposed for Elyria Township
Council and fire and police head Ed Notley discussed supplying city fire protection to Elyria township residents outside the city. Notley pointed to a potential agreement, noting prior success with Carlisle township. Township residents’ letters were read, and F A L Shaw asked if benefiting residents could be specially assessed rather than funded through the township. No decision or reply from the prosecutor had been received yet.
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Elyria Township
Ed Notley
Fire and Police Committee
Notley
Carlisle Township
F. A L. Shaw
Don Myers
Woman Seeks Removal of Trees Over Health and Plumbing Damage
Mrs. A. W. Ewington asks the council to remove two large maple trees at 251 Eighth Street claiming they darken her home and, via roots, damage plumbing. She linked the trees to her ill health. The matter was referred to the service director.
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A. W. Ewington
Eighth Street
Verdict for $600 Awarded in Auto Collision Case
Roy J. Miller received a $600 verdict against John Nemeth in common pleas court yesterday. The suit claims damages for injuries from an automobile collision at Lodi and West River Streets on June 30, 1931. The petition sought $5,975.
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Roy J. Miller
John Nemeth
Elyria
Common Pleas
Lodi
Weat River Streets
Pittsfield Farm Bureau selects delegate and honors Four-H winners
Lorain County Farm Bureau members gathered at First M. B. Church for elections naming R. E. Campbell as county delegate and W. N. Hitchcock as alternate to the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus. Medals were awarded to Mildred Pallas Marguérite Streicher and Rebecca Rea for state Four-H honors. Neva Carek earns a health contest ribbon. Earle G. Reed spoke on Taxation and Transportation.
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Lorain County
Mildred Pallas
Marguérite Streicher
West Carlisle
Rebecca Rea
Markley Sewing Sallies Club
Earle G. Reed
New York Central Railroad
Devel
Councilman seeks stricter parking enforcement near hotels
Councilman Carl Curtis urged police at last night's meeting to enforce parking rules to keep hotel and theater entrances clear. He noted neglect of two hour limits and blocking of a business entrance on Second street, a complaint raised by local merchants.
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Carl Curtis
Second Street
Curtis
Virtual martial law in Taylorville Illinois headlines a tense day
In Taylorville Illinois on October 18 soldiers guarded the business district and two militia barracks after a reported plot to bomb the barracks. Col Robert W. Davis said the plot was overheard in Springfield by a local citizen. Guard details and vehicle checks heightened security.
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Taylorville
Robert W. Davis
Illinois National Guard
Springfield
Women Hear Garfield at Elk's Club Speech
The Garfield address at the Elk's Club will draw many women as the Republican Club hosts the event this evening. Invitations were sent to all interested women and a large turnout is anticipated.
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James J. Garfield
The
Elk's Club
Republican Club
Mr. Garfield
Court action halts Oberlin vote on proposed municipal plant
Frank Spelbrink sues Oberlin clerk to certify a 143 name petition seeking a referendum on a 259000 bond issue for a municipal electric plant. The mandamus targets certifying the petition to the board of elections, aiming to delay the measure and prevent fall submission. Fauver and Fauver represent Spelbrink.
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Oberlin
Common Pleas
Frank Spelbrink
Rulah M. Feakins
Mandamus
Board of Elections
Spelbrink
Fauver and Fauver, Bbria
City Council Considers 312000 Deficit and Loan Extensions
Council met with Mayor W. H. Van Oster to extend city loans from the sinking fund and police pension fund to cover operating funds for the year. The loans totaling about 15000 were due in October. A payless vacation plan cut wages by about 13 percent and a new 10 to 20 percent salary reduction is proposed for next year.
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W. H. van Oster
Guy
Lorain County relief requests top 151000 total
Lorain County commissioners move to forward relief requests totaling about 151000 to the state relief and tax commissions in Columbus for determination. Lorain leads with 63900, Elyria follows with 40000. other items include school boards, townships, and a Soldiers Relief Commission request.
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Lorain County
State Relief Commission
State Tax Commission
Columbus
Lorain
Elyria
Seattle Man Killed by Bandits in Manchuria
Rev. Lloyd Henderson 35 Seattle Washington was killed yesterday when bandits attacked a party of foreigners with five Japanese soldiers near Hsinping Manchuria. Two other Americans escaped with Henderson's body and returned to Hsinping. Henderson leaves a wife and two children Dorothy 10 and Lawrence 5.
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Seattle
Manchuria
Mukden
Lloyd Henderson
Wash
Henderson
Hsinping
Dorothy
Lawrence
Republicans to Address Dem Meeting in Sharp Block
The Democratic Men's club of Newark Colorado announces a public meeting at the Democratic headquarters in the Sharp block on Thursday evening October 20 starting at 3:00 p m A Republican speaker or two will discuss Why I am For Roosevelt Speakers names will be kept secret until they take the platform In Newark Colorado funeral services were set today for Franklin P Winn 76 city sealer of weights and measures who died suddenly at his home
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Democratic Men's Club
Sharp
Roosevelt
Newark, CO
Franklin P. Winn
Lion Hunt Ends as Deputies Kill Safari Lions
Denver Wright failed to fulfill lifelong dream of lion hunting on Commerce Island when deputies Tom Hotchkiss and W. E. Wise shot Nellie and Bess after Wright and two companions stalked the jungle for hours. Wright lamented the loss of his hunt and claimed the lions killed his spirit.
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Commerce
Denver
Wright
Tom Hotchkiss
W. E. Wise
St. Louis
Hotchkiss
Wise
Villians
Hitchkiss
Hona
Nellie
Bess
Commerce Island
Nel Ue
O. W. Sprinkmeyer
M. V. Harrie
Barber
Brinkmeyer
Harris
Mississippi
Last Chance to Register in Elyria Election
The board of elections in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building on Court and Broad streets extended hours to 9 p m for those who have not registered or reported a change of address. Voters who moved since last election must report it. those who voted in prior elections need not register. About 1 000 people registered this past week.
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Board of Elections
Elyria
Election Board
Farm Pickets Expand Around Twin Cities In 1930s Strike
In St Paul and Minneapolis area farm pickets swelled as about 250 farmers joined efforts. Trucks were turned back and drivers warned of punctured tires while still seeking to block northern Wisconsin shipments. Postal officials opened an investigation into the Stillwater incident as livestock arrivals continued.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
Charles Nelson
EIE
Ramsey County
Wisconsin
Stillwater
U. S
South St. Paul
Parole Hearing Delayed for Former Pastor Kalassey
The board of parole continued the Kalassey case until January 1933. Alexander S Kalassay, former pastor of the Hungarian Reformed Church, was sentenced last December for embezzling about 3000 dollars of guardian funds. He has been serving as a trusty in the penitentiary.
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Board of Parole
Alexander S. Kalassay
Hungarian Reformed Church
Columbus Dispatches
Kalassay
Kalamay
Planning panel approves change to toning rule in East River area
A city planning commission reviewed a proposal to change toning regulations along East River street from Commercial to something else and recommended extending Riverdale court. The council accepted the recommendation and set a public hearing for late November.
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Real Deats Om
East River Street
Bigg Vard Avenue
Elisabeth
Ning
Riverdale Court
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Elyrians
Gol. Cole
Ae Ibael
G. E. French
Pittsfield
Farm Bureau
R. E. Campbell
Taylorville, Ill
Cil
Council
Dem
Alogkade
Kalassey
Chillicothe
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