Garfield rallies voters urging serious view of campaign
James R. Garfield of Cleveland addressed about 500 Elyria Republicans at the Elks Club. He contrasted GOP records under Hoover with Democratic positions, defended tariffs and the gold standard, and praised Hoover’s relief programs and postwar aid. He urged voters to weigh campaign issues seriously despite the Democratic House actions.
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Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N. Garner
Democratic House of Representatives
James R. Garfield
Cleveland
Elks’ Club
Republican Booster Club
Elyria
Garfield
Hoover
Theodore Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
United States
Republican Party
Democratic Congress
Tariff Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Home Loan Banks
Germany
Poland
House of Representatives
Epworth League Rally Planned for Lorain County
Epworth League members from all parts of Lorain County will gather at the LaGrange Town Hall at 7 30 p m Thursday for a county wide rally announced today by Leonard Fowls president of the county organization. Elyria members will meet at the First M E church at 6 45 p m and travel to LaGrange together.
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Epworth League
Lorain County
LaGrange
Leonard Fowls
Elyria
M. E
la Grange
Ingalls to Visit Lorain County in Ohio Campaign Tour
Republican gubernatorial candidate David S. Ingalls will tour Lorain County on November 2 with a schedule to be announced. A rally at Republican headquarters tonight at 7 p.m. features speaker Carl R. Brick. Gilbert Bettman for U.S. Senate and a Bettman Ingalls ladies meeting are planned with Mrs Bettman and Mrs Ingalls on the program.
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David S. Ingalls
Ohio
Lorain County
Lawrence H. Webber
Elyria
Republican Executive Committee
Gilbert S. Bettman
United States
Hungarian Reformed Church
American Legion
Guilt verdict expected in Cuyahoga embezzlement case
Three common pleas judges in Cleveland deliberated Maurice Wuschke Republican leader and four co defendants charged with embezzling 177000 from the county treasury. A verdict with a written opinion was expected before nightfall after a four hour forty five minute session.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Maurice Wuschke
Cuyahora County
John P. Dempsey
Virgil J. Terrell
Homer G. Powell
P. L. A. Lieghley
Leck
Maschke
Herman H. Finkie
Henry A. Beckerman
Charles Bernstein
Alex Bernstein
Roosevelt challenges GOP amid panic claims in Keystone
In Wheeling and Pittsburgh Roosevelt assails Republican claims of impending disaster if he loses. He credits the Federal Reserve and Reconstruction Finance Corp as Democratic achievements and urges voters to reject panic tactics as he campaigns across Pennsylvania.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Hoover
Des Moines
Cleveland
Federal Reserve System
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Car Crash Near Knowles Corners Injures Two
At 4 a m a car failed to make a bend two miles east of LaGrange at Knowles Corners, striking a bank. Driver Holmes McCanley Jr. and passenger Charles Taylor sustained cuts and bruises and were taken to Memorial Hospital. Taylor is 25 of 315 East River Street. McCanley is 19 of Elyria.
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Charles Taylor
East River Street
Holmes McCanley, Jr
Elyria
Knowles Corners
LaGrange
Holmes
Memorial Hospital
Three Cornered Political Debate At Oberlin
A capacity audience heard a three party debate at Oberlin College featuring Republican Democrat and Socialist speakers. Dr Paul Douglas of the Socialist Party attacked both major parties while Gilbert Bettman the Republican candidate for US senator defended them and warned against Hoover's re election. Charles A Sawyer Oberlin graduate and Democratic lieutenant governor candidate criticized the Hawley Smoot tariff and praised Woodrow Wilson.
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Oberlin, O
Finney Chapel
Oberlin College
Paul Douglas
Socialist Party
Maurice Maschke
Burt Gongzner
Cleveland
Norman Thomas
America
Douglas
Gilbert Bettman
U. S
Hoover
Charles A. Sawyer
Oberlin
Asseri
Dr. Douglas
University of Chicago
Socialist Party Movement
Bettman
United States
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Wilson
Sawyer
Woodrow Wilson
Reynolds Family Pushes Case Drop in Libby Holman Death
In Jefferson North Carolina on October 19 the Reynolds family urged prosecutors to drop murder indictments against Libby Holman and Ab Walker over the death of heir Smith Reynolds. State Solicitor Carlisle Higgins signaled a possible move to quash, citing a public Reynolds letter stating the evidence may not prove murder. The family letter, signed by W. N. Reynolds, said they would be happy if prosecutions ended, and a Winston-Salem law firm said investigations found no basis to press the case. Benett Polikoff, Holman’s attorney, would not confirm her stance on a nol prosse.
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Reynolds
W. N. Reynolds
Tobacco House
Higgins
Smith
Winston-Salem
Libby
Walker
Benett Polikoff
Miss Holman
Military Guard At Grave Of Col. Cole
A military guard stood at the grave of Colonel Ralph D. Cole in Maple Grove Cemetery Findlay Ohio. Guards will stay three days as Legion officials seek a successor. Fifteen thousand attended the rites with Governor George White among mourners and Paul Herbert delivering the funeral oration.
Harvard Honors Lorain Youth
Harvard senior and football captain Carl Hageman of Lorain Ohio receives the Francis H Burr prize for character leadership scholarship and athletics at Harvard. The award honors an undergraduate who best reflects Burr's qualities.
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Cambridge
Mass
Carl H. Hageman
Lorain
Harvard
Francis
Francis H. Burr
Aunt saves child from cistern in Akron home
Three year old Charles Kellar was rescued from drowning in a cistern at his Akron home by his aunt Mrs. Blanche Lyone. She pulled him from the water and kept him afloat until help arrived.
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Akron
Charles Kellar
Blanche Lyone
Foremen Club Opens Season With Music and Talk
The Foremen's Club begins its 1932 33 season tomorrow at the M C A with entertainment by the Maddox Orchestra and solos by Reymond Huston. Paul Malanchini of Thew Shovel Company will discuss Economic Conditions in Europe.
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Fiv-ma
Maddox Orchestra
Reymond Huston
Paul Malanchini
Thew Shovel Company
Europe
Weirton Steel Chief Appeals for Tariff Support
John C. Williams, president of Weirton Steel and Hanna Furnace, urged more than five thousand workers at a mass meeting in Weirton West Virginia to back the Republican administration in the general election. He blamed India imported steel for closing Buffalo plant and Boston office and urged a high protective tariff to safeguard American labor standards.
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Weirton
W. Va
John C. Williams
Weirton Steel Company
Hanna Furnace Company
National Steel Board
Republican Nations
Buffalo
Boston
America
William
Believe Scarlet Fever Epidemic Under Control in Elyria
The scarlet fever outbreak, which has hit Elyria and other cities, is believed under control with no new local cases for several days. Ely School will close this afternoon for fumigation after ten cases connected to the school, with two more than over the weekend.
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Elyria
G. EB. French
Ely
Health Department
Lancaster Welcomes Ingalls With Rousing Rally
Lancaster Ohio hosted a large GOP rally for gubernatorial candidate David S. Ingalls. The Rushville Band played as Ingalls spoke to a capacity crowd at the city auditorium. He criticized Governor White for not saving taxpayers any money and labeled administration economy claims as propaganda.
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Lancaster
David S. Ingalls
Rushville
Ingalls
White
Ohio
Wisconsin Senator Lafollette backs Roosevelt pledge
Madison December era report states Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr leader of the Progressive Republican faction in Wisconsin announced his support for Franklin D. Roosevelt the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Madison
Wis
Robert M. LaFollatte, Jr
Wisconsin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maschke and Four Other Defendants Acquitted
A Cuyahoga County court found Maschke and four co defendants not guilty of embezzlement from the county treasury. The ruling clears all five individuals of the charges after trial.
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Cuyahoga County
Treasury
Acquittal of Maschke and four politicians in Ohio embezzlement case
Maurice Maschke veteran political boss and four others including Alex Bernstein Herman Finkle Charles Bernstein and Henry Beckerman were acquitted by a three judge panel in Cleveland on embezzlement charges from Cuyahoga County treasury. The case cited a $177 273 misappropriation and a missing treasury ledger amidst broader treasury shortages.
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Cleveland
U.P
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County Treasury
Alex Bernstein
Herman Finkle
Charles Bernstein
Henry Beckerman
John P. Dempsey
Virgil J. Terrell
Homer G. Powell
Treasury
Maschke
Paiva
Charles Rosenblatt
Local Red Cross distributes thousands of cotton yards
The Elyria Red Cross chapter prepares to distribute 30 200 yards of Blynn quota from a national supply. Miss Edith Metcalf leads the effort with township representatives and reports from nurses and trustees. Garments will be built by Elyria groups for distribution through Parent Teacher Associations Salvation Army and Associated Charities.
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Red Cross
Masonic Temple
National Red Cross
Elyria
American Red Cross
Blynn
Edith Metcalf
France
Lorain
Sal
Vation Army
Associated Charities
James A. Hewitt
White Cancels Cleveland Talk
Governor White cancels plans to address the City Club in Cleveland due to unfavorable flying conditions. He will return to Columbus and wait to decide if weather permits a trip to Steubenville for the Roosevelt reception Wednesday afternoon.
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Columbus
White
Cleveland
Steubenville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bright Spots In Business World
The steel industry shows gains as reported by Iron Age. New Jersey September payrolls rise 5 percent and factory employment 4.2 percent from August per the State Commission of Labor. Loft Inc sales for nine months reach 9.97 million dollars, up 280 thousand from 1921. Toledo area records 51 plants employing 13 427 workers, up from 7 900 by late August.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
State Commission of Labor
Long Island City
Loft, Inc
Toledo
Record Vote 6 Expected Here in November
Crowds register and change addresses at the board of elections during a last minute rush. Officials report 1700 new registrations and 800 address changes since last Friday, bringing Elyria’s total to about 11 500, a record. Absentee ballots total around 100.
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Board of Elections
Elyria
Mary Seward
Elyria to host county wide school finance meeting
A large public meeting on school finances is planned in Elyria with Harvey Cheney presiding. Vernon Riegel, former state director of education, will be the principal speaker. Invitations go to school officials civic groups and taxpayers. the event is open to all and set for 7 30 p m at Elyria High School auditorium.
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Harvey
Cheney
Elyria
Vernon Riegel
Elyria High School
Elyria Delegates to Ohio Chamber Meeting in Columbus
Four Elyria Chamber of Commerce delegates depart for Columbus to attend the thirty ninth annual Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Neil House. W F Gollmar H Heidrich Earl D Bacon and J B Johnson lead the group with Governor George White delivering the welcome address at the banquet and a program featuring national and regional speakers.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Gollmar
Henry Heidrich
Earl D. Bacon
J. B. Johnson
Neil House
George White
Henry I. Harriman
Xgent
Chamber of Commerce of the
Uniteds
Roy D. Chapla
Commerce of the
United States
Eowin S. Todd
Miami University
Liemal Edie
New York City
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
R. Dahl
White Company
John M. Mitageren
Egaminaition
York City
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Foremen’s Club
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Bernstein
New York
Riegel
C. OF
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