Miners Reach Temporary Truce At Hunterdon Colliery
In Athens Ohio October 19 340 workers at the Otto Colleries Company Hunterdon mine returned to work after a stoppage. A negotiating committee led by J H Pritchard referee for Governor White will arbitrate grievances including rehiring former workers and disputed practices. A mass miners meeting is planned for Sunday at 2 PM in Jackson Grove Jackson with union officials and scale committeemen attending.
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Athens
Otto Colleries Company
Hunterdon
J. H. Pritchard
White
Jackson Grove
Jackson
Pickrel Questioned Ingalls on Continental Shares Fallout
Lt. Gov. William G. Pickrel charged that David S. Ingalls failed in business judgment as a director of Continental Shares Inc. from 1926 to 1930. He argued $142 million was siphoned from the firm and that Ingalls voted yes on all key transactions, citing court records and Senate reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima, O
Cyrus FE
Eaton
Continental Shares, Inc
William G. Pickrel
David S. Ingalls
Ingalls
Ohio
Pickrel
Columbus
Pickral
United States Senate
David St. Ingalls
Life Insurance Men At Dinner
Several Elyria life insurance men attended a noon dinner meeting of the Lorain County Life Underwriters Association at the Lorain Hotel. Warren H. Smith of Cleveland was the principal speaker and George Thobaden, secretary of the Cleveland Life Underwriters Association, was guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Life Insurance
Lorain County Life Underwriters’ Association
Lorain Hotel
Lorain
Warren H. Smith
Cleveland
George Thobaden
Cleveland Life Underwriters Association
Libby Holman Seeks Complete Vindication in Murder Case
Libby Holman Reynolds, charged with murdering her husband Smith Reynolds, asserts only total exoneration counts as vindication. Counsel Benet Polikoff rejects a family letter as evidence of vindication and notes it does not clear her. In a separate item, John Crum, 57, faces charges for allegedly hoaxing a Pennsylvania train near Tire, Ohio.
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Libby Holman
Winston Salem
N. C
Libby Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
Bucyrus
John Crum
Crum
Pennsylvania
Tire
Here
George Washington pageant to travel Ohio River corridor
A major George Washington bi centennial celebration will stage a river pageant north of East Liverpool Ohio beginning October 21. Ten actors portraying Washington and aides reenact the 1770 river journey with overnight camps and marker dedications at four sites, ending October 31 in Point Pleasant West Virginia.
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East Liverpool
Ohio
George Washington
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
West Virginia
Middle West
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mingo Junction
Short Creech
Powhatan Point
Fly
Sistersville
Reno
Marietta
Hockingport
Shade River
Racine
Meigs County
Shawnee Town
Republican Rally Here Tonight In Lorain County
A Republican rally for Blyria and Lorain County voters is set for 7 p m at the Republican headquarters on Second street and Middle avenue. Speaker Carl R Brick tours cities in support of the Republican candidates. event arranged by the Lorain County Republican Executive Committee.
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Blyria
Lorain County
Second Street
Middle Avenue
Carl R. Brick
Republican Executive Committee
Unemployed Lorain Men Incur Fine For Net Fishing
Three men Kozoff Speroff and Ginn were fined 25 and costs by Sheffield Lake officials after being arraigned for catching two six inch fish in a net on Black river. Lacking funds they were sent to Lorain county jail to serve one month if fines remain unpaid.
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Lorain
F. W. Holcomb
Black River
Christ Kozoff
Nick Speroff
East 28Th Street
Louis Ginn
East 48Th Street
Sheffield Lake Village
Edward G. Burrell
Kozoff
Speroff
Rabbit And Cavy Ass'n Plans Convention Catalogue
The Lorain County Rabbit and Cavy Association met at J. C. Hazelton's home to discuss the catalogue for the upcoming convention. They planned an executive board meeting at Joe Wojcik's home and a birthday party for Mrs. J. Jackson on November 9. Members will attend the Berea Rabbit Show on October 28, 29, and 30, with the next meeting on November 1 at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
J. C. Hazelton
Middle Avenue
Joe Wojcik
Elyria Savings Pand Trust
Faith in fortune teller winds up swindling elderly couple
An largely blind elderly woman and her husband lost clothing and $3.41 after trusting a fortune teller. The suspect promised help and a wished outcome, then asked for all their money to be kept until she visited a cemetery. They later reported the incident to Sherer Clarence Adams.
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Sherer
Clarence Adams
Local News In a Few Lines
Disorderly conduct charges against Julius Chaszar of Lo r a in to be heard by Mayor W H Van Oster this afternoon. Police report states Ernest Oldag Parker and F E Bongs ar rested Chaszar after dispersing youths causing trouble. Leon Jenkins was arrested for intoxication at 23 20 hours by Motorcycle Patrolman Mul ier and is to be tried before the Mayor. Mr and Mrs Charles Jackson face intoxication charges after a quarrel on Woodford avenue and await trial before the Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Chaszar
Lorain
W. H. van Oster
Ernest Oldag
Co. E Parker
F. E. Bongs
Chaszar
Leon Jenkins
East Avenue
C. L. Mulier
Charles Jackson
Woodford Avenue
Prisoner to be Sent to Philadelphia on Swindling Charges
Wick Miller alias Rade Masche Vieh will be turned over to Philadelphia authorities for prosecution there on swindling charges. Miller was arrested here on similar charges. Contracts for improvement of Porter ditch in Henrietta township were awarded to E. E Sanders for $35 and to Fred Lattiman for $19. Sanders' contract is for Section No. 1. Lattiman's contract is for Section No. 2.
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Philadelphia
Wick Miller
Rade Masche- Vieh
Clarence Adams
Miller
Porter Ditch
Henrietta Township
E. E Sanders
Fred Lattiman
Sanders
Lattiman
Y Indus Club Plans Party At Local YMCA
The Y Indus Club held a weekly meeting at the YMCA last night. Thomas Moody was introduced as a new member. Robert Bearer announced plans for a hard times party next week and for cooperation with other local groups in the Halloween event. A discussion on politics and a business session followed.
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Twen d
Y-Tnndus Club
Thomas Moody
Robert Bearer
Hallowe’en
Deaths and funeral notices from Elyria and Berea
Michael J Gusky 63 of East avenue died at 11 30 this morning after a six month illness. He leaves his widow Josephine eight children a brother and three sisters, plus mother and eleven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Alex Zidek 28 died after work injury and is survived by wife parents and two brothers. Funeral set for Friday at St Adelbert church Berea. Phi Delta Theta fraternity reports a membership over 356 000.
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Michael J, Gusky
Michael J. Gusky
East Avenue
Josephine
A. C. Smith
Michael, Jr
Joseph Hansman
Joseph
Frank
Jennie
Agnes
Florence
John
New York
Augusta
Helen
Martha
Germany
Augusta Gusky
Nativity Lodge
Cleveland
Holy Cross Church
Elyria
Gusky
Lorain County
Gratton
Bittner Funeral
Alex Zidek
Berea
Strongsville
Berea Community Hospital
Victoria Zdek
Frank Zidek
Carl
Ben Zidek
St. Adelbert Church
Auxiliary Holds Hallowe'en Party in Lorain
Twenty one members of the American Legion Auxiliary attended a Hallowe en party at Mrs. Guy Munger s home in Lorain to cap a membership contest. Prizes were awarded for high bridge scores and a guest prize was given to Mrs. Triffileti of Lorain.
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Oberlin
American Legion Auxiliary
Hallowe'en
Guy Munger
Lorain
Dunn
Lyman
Sunshine Committee
Clara Baxter
Harvey Pratt
Lois Cunniitgs
Florence Sherman
County Council
Hovey
Champion
Hazal Hipp
Elsie Shaffstall
Blackmer
Cameron
Plans for Migration Day Dinner After Oberlin Game
Plans for the annual Migration Day are completed and set for Saturday October 22. The Lotus Garden in Cleveland hosts a dinner after the Oberlin versus Reserve game. Emerson Gill's band will provide dance music from 6 p.m.
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Lotus Uarden
Cleveland
Garfield Attacks Roosevelt in Speech at County Rally
Former congressman Garfield assailed Roosevelt and Garner for what he called extravagant spending and weak leadership. He urged voters to reject changes and warned against free trade and currency devaluation, praising Hoover and Stimson for foreign policy. The event featured A L Garford as introducer and local GOP candidates, with Booster Club plans announced.
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House of Representatives
Hoover
Roosevelt
Garner
Congress
State Stimson
New York
New York City
Garfield
A. L. Garford
James A. Hewitt
Lawrence Webber
Booster Club
R.B. Lerech
Lorrain County
Bids Sought for Hallover Road Improvement Project
County commissioners will receive bids on November 8 for Hallover road from Route 58 to Route 20, a 6.3 mile stretch. Estimated cost of the project is 88 480 dollars.
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Hallover Road
Nineteenth Century Club Hosts Meeting at North Hledsant Street
Mrs Charles Magruder hosted the Nineteenth Century Club yesterday at her North Hledsant street home. Two papers were read on George Washington life by Mrs Tru tags and American Shrines by Mrs M A Houghton. Guests included Miss John severance of Oberlin and Mrs Fisher of Van Wert. Next meeting is November 1 at Mrs John Wood’s Hast College street with Mrs Weeks and Mrs Lillich assisting.
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Nineteenth Century Club
Charles Magruder
North Hledsant Street
George Washington
Trutags
M. A. Houghton
John Severance
Oberlin
Fisher
van Wert
John Wood
Hast College Street
Weeks
Mrs. Lillich
Roosevelt Campaign Push Hits Pennsylvania Frontier Campaign
Roosevelt arrived in Pittsburgh after a Buffalo overnight run and planned a noon speech in Wheeling with a final Pittsburgh address at Forbes Field if weather allows. Guffey predicts 100 900 attendees as Roosevelt targets western Pennsylvania with unemployment fears and Republican fears for a close statewide result.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Wheeling
W. Va
Steubenville
Baseball Field
Forbes Field
Joseph Guffey
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Hoover
Western
New York State
Material orders for clothing and muslin distributed
Miss Metcalf outlined plans to ship 30,300 yards of fabric to sewing groups this week. The order includes three thousand yards of unbleached muslin for underwear, sixty ginghams, and seventeen print patterns. Raw cotton supply remained a concern.
Norris Urges Labor To Defeat Hoover In Election
Senator George W Norris Nebraska spoke in Cleveland urging labor to back Roosevelt and defeat President Hoover. He accused Hoover of opposing labor friendly legislation including the anti yellow dog contracts and prohibiting injunction relief. Norris blasted Hoover as untrue for supporting such measures. The crowd of about 3000 cheered insurgent and progressive efforts in Congress.
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Cleveland
George W. Norrie
Nebraska
Hoover
al Smith
Roosevelt
Labor
Herbert Hoover
Norris
Congress
Menjou And Wife Have Separated
Hollywood reports Adolphe Menjou and wife Kathryn Carver have separated. Attorney Milton Cohen says Carver is hospitalized with a nervous breakdown and a settlement is being arranged. The couple recently returned from a European honeymoon. they were married in Paris in 1928.
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Hollywood
Adolphe Menjou
Kathryn Carver
Menjons
Europe
Paris
Ira Hill
New York
Menjon
Court House inmates begin sentences. robber to penitentiary
J J Klegotta and George Schuster start six month terms for non support at Toledo work house. Steve Yunich of Cleveland begins an indeterminate robbery sentence at the penitentiary. A twin robbery suspect held up a Lorain gas station. Mary Bogs sues Herman Wolf for 304 dollars for fence and water bills. Dayton Scale Company sues A Rebak for 73 dollars in goods. D B Jenkins sues Ralph and Marielle Thornton for 543 dollars for groceries and meats. Stanley Kaczmarek of Lorain found not guilty of non support before Judge Webber. Cecile Martin files for divorce from Glen Martin of Fremont on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They wed in 1923. England once set cloth quality standards for citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Yunich
Cleveland
Lorain
Cecile Martin
Glen Martin
Fremont
Red Cross Prepares Free Commodities With 500000 Dollar Cost
The Red Cross provided free wheat and other goods totaling 85 million bushels and more without charge. It has spent 500000 dollars to prepare these commodities for distribution, a cost to be covered by memberships in the upcoming roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Red Cross
Market summary from Cleveland area markets
MARKETs Cleveland produce notes steady butter extras 254c. Eggs receipts 290, poultry fowls and leghorn prices listed. Potatoes Wisconsin Michigan Ohio mixed grades. Cattle calves and sheep prices noted with small changes. Chicago and Toledo quotations cited with grain and hay prices and local farm notices.
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Cleveland
Old Roosters
Ohio
Pennslvania
New York
Mennnsylvania
Koeldover
Ateady Iy
Chicago
Ort. J
Cubs
Jegkorny Hells Shures
Rogsters
Turkess
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rye
Harley
Timothy Seeld
Clay
Ghains
Te Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Dpalba
Chujee
Salgo
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Finers
Western Reserve
Rabbit
Phi Delta Theta
Eastern Myets
RE. H. Wilkins
Oberlin College
Foundation For the Advancement of Social Sciences
University
Causey
Wilkins
Briarcliff Manor
The
Institute of Social and Religious Research
Democratic Club
Elynna Women's Club
Methodist Church
Elyna
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
William Jennings Bryan
E. Cowles Andrus
John Hopkins Medical School
Wright Laboratory
Andrus
National Research Council
London
Vienna
John Hopkins Medical Schools
Senator Norris
Menjou
Wife
J. J. Klegotta
George Schuster
Toledo
Mary Bogs
Herman Wolf
Dayton Scale Company
A. Rebak
Ironsdale Avenue
D. B. Jenkins
Ralph and Marielle Thornton
Stanley Kaczmarek
A. R. Webber
England
Mapacuba
Sumatra
Minnabapolis
Minneapolis
Leonard C. Tanaiski
Cone
Lucas County
Gallipolis, O
Emory Call
Gallia County
Shinnvedty
Farmers Oscal Markets
Amal
Mtr
Bari
Acorn Tyne
ACME
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper CO
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