National Labor Board Enters Ford Dispute
The National Labor Board moved into disputes between Ford Motor Co and strikers at eastern plants. A meeting at Edgewater NJ with Ford and strikers was arranged, with board representative Gordon Wagener to attend. The board planned hearings on a four week tool and die strike in Detroit Flint and Pontiac, with industry leaders summoned. Johnson said the Pennsylvania captive mine talks neared a settlement as Roosevelt eyed intervention.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Ford Motor Company
Ford
NRA
Wagner
Labor Board
Ford Assembly
Edgewater
N. J
Newark
Gordon Wagener
New York
Chester
Ford Company
Dearborn
Mich
Ford T
Depetroit
Flint
Pontiac
Mich. m
Alvin McCauley
Automobile Chamber For Commerce
William S. Knudssen
Mayor fines issued for intoxication in Elyria and Cleveland
Fines and costs were assessed this morning by Mayor W. H. VanOster against Louis Turner Louis Persensky jp and John Brazo of Elyria and Julius Cenestei of Cleveland for intoxication.
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W. H. VanOster
Louis Turner
Louis Persensky
John Brazo
Elyria
Julexius Cenestei
Cleveland
Girl Swims Channel From Alcatraz Island
A 17 year old girl from Alcatraz Island plans to swim the 1.5 mile stretch to the mainland. Anastasia Scott, weighing 112 pounds, completed the crossing in 47 minutes on her first attempt and disputes claims that currents make the feat impossible. Her father serves as an army sergeant stationed on the island.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Devil's Island
Rocky Isle
Golden Gate
Anastasia Scott
Department of Justice
San Francisco Bay
Col Markham Named Chief of Army Engineers
Col Edward M Markham, longtime division engineer for the Great Lakes, is officially appointed chief of the U S Army Engineers. He has led federal public works efforts, headed the St Lawrence survey, and will oversee a $125,000,000 harbor and harbor development program with duties tied to national river and harbor projects. He travels to Detroit to sign bids on Toledo harbor work.
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Cleveland
Edward M. Markham
U. S. Army Engineers
Great Lakes
Roosevelt
Detroit
Toledo
Hoover
Army
St. Lawrence
Col
Markham
Rivers and Harbors Board
Washington
Dayton Girl Is O S U Queen
Miss Marjorie Kiser, Dayton senior co ed, won the Ohio State University Homecoming Queen crown after a campus vote of about 1,500 students. She led the Scarlet and Gray ticket with contender Miss Jane Berry of Celina and three other Columbus rivals. The defeated candidates will serve as maids of honor with the queen at Homecoming activities next week. Miss Kiser belongs to Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Northwestern
Marjorie Kiser
Dayton
Kiser
Scarlet and Gray
Jane Berry
Celina
Buckere
Miss Berry
Barbara McCampbell
Betty Busey
Josephine Banker
Miss Kiser
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
More Merchants Accept Scrip In Elyria
Six more Elyria merchants join the city scrip program as payment for city employees. Pete Miller's caseline station, E V Portman Grocery, Mrs White's Beauty Shop, Economy Beauty Shop, Phil's Barber Shop, and the Granite Concrete Block Company are listed by the Chamber of Commerce as new acceptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Merchants’ Division
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Pete Miller
Caseline Station
E. V. Portman Grocery
Mrs. White
Economy Beauty Shop
Phil
Granite Concrete Block Company
Glass breaks in car door after ladder strike
Driver Richard Chambers of JiGS Eastavenue reported a broken glass in his car door after his vehicle struck a ladder protruding from a truck owned by John Bensier of RL 1 Elyria parked on Broad Street. Police noted the incident yesterday.
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Richard Chambers
Jigs Eastavenue
John Bensier
RL 1
Elyria
Broad Street
Magician Entertains Senior Club At YMCA Meeting
Thirty six members of the Senior Club gathered at the YMCA last night for a magician show. The program also featured a weekly Bible study led by L Hindman and a business session.
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Wey Chen
Hey Cighter
Mazic Bureetic
Locatoma Club
L. Hindman
Chamber announces omission of Granite Concrete Block Co name
The Chamber of Commerce said an oversight omitted the Granite Concrete Block Co from the initial list of local concerns eligible to accept city scrip.
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Erroe
Chamber of Commerce Today
Granite Concrete Block Co
Condition favorable for Mrs Ohn Machork after admission
Mrs Ohn Machork, 48, of 149 Bath Street, was admitted to Memorial Hospital this afternoon for emergency operative treatment. Her condition was reported favorable.
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Ohn Machork
Bath Street
Memorial Hospital
Lloyd Bill Challenge By Gas Company in Ohio
United Fuel Gas Company of West Virginia contests the Lloyd Bill in Columbus Ohio asserting the state utilities commission cannot regulate wholesale gas rates for interstate commerce. The motion to make Portsmouth a party to a rate ordinance appeal is answered with arguments the commission's power may be unconstitutional if Ohio state action extends to cross state gas sales.
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Columbus
Ort
Lloyd
The
Utilities Commission
United Fuel Gas Company of
West Virginia
Portsmouth Gas Company
Portsmouth
Unities Commission
Stayates of
Ohio
Odd Fellows Plan Annual Homecoming in Elyria
Elyria Lodge No 103 holds weekly meeting with music by Robert Burns and Harland Brown. Deputy Grand Master C W Angerman of Massillon and Grand Warden E L Bailer of Plymouth, plus District Deputy H W Patterson of Lodi, will attend next Tuesday's Homecoming with entertainment and refreshments after a 7 15 pm session. Nearby Past Grand gathering at Grafton set for Nov 21 with 400 expected in Lorain County.
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ODD Fellows Plan
Elyria Lodge No
Robert Burns
Harland Brown
Z. Gray
Martin Mueller
Elyria Lodge
Cyril Brecknock
Lorain County
C. W. Angerman
Massillon
E. L. Bailer
Plymouth
H. W. Patterson
Lodi
Angerman
Ber Scout Council
Almerica
Odd Fellows
Ralph Hobill
Past Grand Association
Grafton
Elyria
Karland Brown
Noble
Harry C. Patterson
Brother Angerman
Writer of Mystery Stories Dies by Bullet Wound in Lexington
Foxhall Daingerfield, the 6 or 60 writer of eerie tales, died in Lexington from a gunshot. Found in a Hayland field after a nervous breakdown from years of writing crime stories. Authorities believe suicide. Survivors include father Algern Daingerfield, secretary of the Jocker Club in New York.
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Lexington
Foxhall
Celebrate Birthdays of Two Bolwarians in Rotary Party
October birthdays for Dr. Thomas Cushing and Dr. N. R. Bevard were celebrated at Elyria Rotary Club's monthly birthday party held during the Elks' Club meeting. Frank Wiborg chaired. Charles Le er gave a brief talk. A jail inheritance tale and a dubious investment adage were also noted.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks' Club
Thomas Cushing
N. KR. Bevard
Frank Wiborg
Charles Leer
Vagrant Request Denied for Detroit Man in 90 Day Term
In Detroit, Meech, a vagrant named Joseph sought relocation to a different institution instead of a House of Correction sentence. The court declined the request. The piece notes prior effort to aid needy families while acknowledging funding constraints.
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Detroit
Meech
Joseph
House of Correction
Oberlin Couple Are Wed Today
Oberlin, October 18. Florence Payne and Harry E Morgan Jr. wed in First Church Oberlin in a double ring ceremony at 3 pm with organ music and autumn flowers. Attendants were Florence Schwind and Robert Smith from Elyria. An informal reception followed at the Morgan home. couple to reside at 510 West College after October 25. Guests from Bowling Green, Toledo, Cleveland, Elyria, Ashland and Oberlin.
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Oberlin, CO
Oberlin
Florence Payne
Annie Payne
North Main Street
Harry E. Morgan, Jr
Walnut Street
James A. Richards
Bruce Davis
Conservatory of Music
Florence Schwind
Elyria
Robert Smith
Morgan
West College Street
Bowling Green
Toledo
Cleveland
Ashland
Obertin
Display Work Of German Artists Exhibit At Allen Art Building
A display of etchings lithographs and woodcuts by modern German artists sponsored by the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation opens October 16 at the Allen Art Building and runs through October 26. Miss Yvonne Johnson accompanies the exhibit and will present a gallery talk October 19 at 7 30. The event is free and open to the public featuring about 150 prints tracing the development of modern art over the last fifty years.
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Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation
United States
Germany
Allen Art
Yvonne Johnson
Oberlin High School Band Selects Three Members
Three members of the Oberlin High School Band have been chosen to represent Oberlin in the select band. The selection highlights rising musicians from Oberlin in the district program and signals opportunities for campus performances and statewide events.
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Oberlin Boys
Oberlin High School
Oberlin
Northeast Ohio Band to Play for Teachers’ Association
A 180 member Northeast Ohio Band drawn from regional schools will perform for the Northeast Ohio Teachers Association in Cleveland on October 27. Harold Parsons and John Echko on clarinet and Tharon Parsons on oboe are among the selected players. The band, directed by Frank Simon of Middletown, will feature part of its program on a broadcast.
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Northeast Ohio Band
Northeast Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Harold Parsons
John Echko
Tharon Parsons
Northeast Ohio
Frank Simon
Middletown
Legion Auxiliary to observe Navy Day event
The American Legion Auxiliary held a regular meeting with good attendance and social time after the business portion. A Halloween party with pot luck supper and entertainment is planned for October 27 in the Lassion rooms to observe Navy Day as urged by the U S president.
Beer Tax Revenue Falls Short Of Yearly Estimates
Northern Ohio officials meeting in Cleveland heard Sheriff Clarence W. Dick urge tighter restrictions on road houses to curb liquor evils. I ncome from 3.2 beer permits and the beer tax has lagged behind projections, with Elyria city receiving 5753.50 from permits and the state tax totaling 750050 to date versus multi million forecasts.
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Clarence W. Dick
Ohio
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Cleveland
Court actions and county bridge repair plans
In And About The Court House Grace KE Chapman et al sue George L Hines to cancel a Wellington township contract and to order vacating the property. County commissioners authorize the county surveyor to repair East Avenue bridge in Lorain for up to 2015. Mary Yziama of Lorain seeks divorce from John on grounds of status neglect and cruelty. Valetia Standish of Lorain seeks divorce from Anthony of Cleveland on grounds of gross neglect. Rosella Zito of Lorain seeks divorce from Frank on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Grace Ke, Chapman, Et al
Gieorge L. Hines
Wellington
Wellington Township
Task Plaintifg
East Avenue
Lorain
Mary Yziama
Fila
John
Valetia Standish of
Anthony of Cleveland
Rosella Zito
Aivorra
Frank 7
Divorce suit filed by Gertrude Weldren of Elyria
Gertrude Weldren of Elyria filed for divorce from Theo dore Waldron of 319 Elizabeth street on grounds of gross and extreme cruelty. They wed in 1920 and have three children. The case appears with the couple’s address and marriage details.
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Gertrude Weldren
Elyria
Theodore Waldron
Elizabeth Street
Infantile paralysis victim makes progress in Elyria case
Donald Combs ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank Watford of Fourth street is reported to be improving in his fight against infantile paralysis. This marks the first Elyria case in more than a year.
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Eistia
Donald Combs
Frank Watford
Fourth Street
Elyria
Embark on Plan to Curtail Hog Corn Production
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration launched a long term plan to cut corn and hog production to balance demand. The program costs 250 million dollars funded by taxes, aims to ease distress in the corn belt and boost prices, and follows an earlier 35 million hog purchase. Twenty percent of corn acreage will be taken out for three years and hog production reduced by 25 percent in two years. payments will be made to farmers and hog raisers. A processing tax on hogs begins November 5 at 30 cents per hundred pounds, rising to two dollars per hundred pounds by February 1, 1934. Secretary Wallace expects the corn tax to be slightly more than 30 cents a bushel.
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Washington
Agricuttural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
Daisy Storie Hacked Husband to Death in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee on October 18 Daisy Storie age 59 hacked her unemployed husband to death with an axe and then held a family prayer service over his battered body.
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Memphis. Tenn
Daisy Storie
Plans For Rabbit Cavy Show In Elyria This Fall
Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association discussed the coming winter show to be held November 23 to 25 in Elyria under their auspices. Walter Botamer hosted the meeting where Carl Saunders of Canton was named judge. The event is expected to draw exhibitors from Ohio and other states with competition open to all U S rabbit raisers. Also planned was a masquerade Halloween party on October 2 at the Botamer home.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Walter Botamer
High Street
Carl Saunders
Canton
Ohio
United States
Botamer
Spencer School Fair to Feature Local Harvest Displays
The Spencer school fair on October 20 to include apples beets potatoes pumpkins and more plus dresses canned foods cakes and bread. Spencer Manufacturing Co will display with a program and features planned. Judges will award top displays.
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Spencer School
Spencer Manufacturing Co
Hunt Alleged Slayer Of Woman
SAN DIEGO Calif Oct 18 A manhunt for Thomas MM Jones a former convict accused of murdering Mrs Laura Ella Straw intensified across the West and Midwest Posses traced a path toward San Antonio Texas and Los Angeles where the fugitive’s former sweetheart was said to be hiding A warrant was issued by the district attorney after a bloodstained automobile was found at a used car lot Jones allegedly attacked the widow during a night demonstration and her dismembered body was later found in San Diego Nar Jane had served time in Ohio prisons in 1825 under the name Meqnat police said
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San Diego
Calif
West
Middlewest
Thomas MM. Jones
Laura Ella Straw
San Antonio
Texas
Los Angeles
Jones
Distriet
Jane
Ohio Penitentiars
MeQnats
Frederic March Seriously Ill After Influenza Relapse
Hollywood, Oct. 18. Fredric March, screen leading man, was reported seriously ill at his home today after a relapse from influenza.
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Hollywood
Cal
Brederic March
Markets and farm prices in Cleveland area report
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago cover produce like potatoes, apples, and poultry with price ranges and cargo movements. Livestock bids appear steady while hogs and cattle show mixed demand. grain futures push higher on wheat while corn and oats vary. Regional cash quotes include potatoes around 1.20 to 1.53, apples 2.54 to 3.50 per basket, and various poultry prices by type.
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Chicago
Commission
Board of Trade
Tony
Rock Springs
Young
Reese
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
Idaho
Nebraska
W C T U Plans Sunday Prayer for Dry Victory
Cincinnati Ohio October 18 The Ohio W C T U at its 81st hour meeting votes to designate Sunday November 29 as a state wide day of prayer to forestall repeal of the 18th amendment. Mrs Viola D Romans president urges members to petition for a dry victory.
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Cincinnati O
Ohio
Viola D. Romans
Suit Filed For Refund To Lima Gas Consumers
George Weber, vice president of the Lima Citizens' and Taxpayers' League, filed in Allen county court a suit to compel West Ohio Gas Co. to refund about 19,000 customers roughly 46 000 dollars for a 35 cent monthly service charge. He says the five month charge totaled 17 500 dollars, but interest brings the claim to 29 999 dollars. The service charge is alleged to be unlawful.
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Lima
O. Oct. S.A
Weber
Monetary moves and the path to sound money
The government quietly maneuvers on the money problem to avoid tipping foreign powers. Rumors swirl as steps unfold without public disclosure, aiming for eventual stabilization of the dollar with the British pound and a possible return to a modified gold standard next spring.
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United States
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Ford Motor Co
Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Col. Markham
Army Engineers
O.S. U. Queen
Lloyd Bill
Gas Co
Ted
Mita
Vernon
Wsval Ood
Advien
North Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Quesliss
N. Pleascot St
Christy
Lekion
T. W. Graham
School of Theoology
M.C. A
Harold Henderson
Wauwantosa
Wis
J. T. Henderson
Jesse Ford
Oberlin Women's Club
Matthew A Old
Arthur I. Taft
W. G. Caskey
Fast College Street
James Caskey
Bors
Wichita, Kansas
F. M. Hatch
Ann Arbor, Mich
George
J. L. Chifford
Springfield, Il
Hamer
Groveland Street
Clifford
Elton Hamner
Vilages
W. al. van Oster
Bly
Joseph Conley
E. J. Stankard
Eirria
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Alice
Fearl McDonald
Eisra
Arthur Ti. Atwand
Bank of Pittscurch
Harry S. Calvert
Walter Fowell
Brownholms
Enzis
Joseph Paire
G. Alexander
Hunt
Thomas M. Jones
Frederic
Lveland
U. S
Minn Tirees
Russet Burbanks
Sivoy
Hediver Vatley
Mighigag
Green Mountains
Haig Tou Pee Lou
Ghai
Elyyv Wba
Jebling
Chalea
Obio
Lsu
Hubbard
W.C.T.U
Lima Gas
West Broad
Manhattan Hocking Valley
Elyria Lumber and Coal Co
DIAL
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
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