Oplendio Address Highlights Democratic Vision in Elyria
Mrs Ruth Brian Owen addressed about five hundred attendees at the Elyria Democratic Women’s Club luncheon marking the group’s tenth anniversary. She urged reducing government costs, tariff reform, and federal restraint while defending veterans and childhood welfare, with remarks on repeal of the Eighth Amendment and unemployment relief through reforestation. Martin I Davey and other local figures attended. the event closed with club president G A Friday’s welcome.
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Democratic Party
Ruth Brian Owen
Methodist Church
Democrat Women's Club
Elyria
14Th
Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Sam
America
The Weather Forecast WWHIO
The forecast calls for a fair night with possible light frost in the southern portion. Saturday will bring increasing cloudiness and warmer conditions.
Two New Committee Heads For Chest Campaign Named
Elyria moved to expand its Community Chest drive with two new committee chairs. D I Symons was named chairman of Committee A and Don Sotherden to lead the business district coverage committee as the annual drive, November 14 to 21, moves forward under Howard Butler.
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Elyria
Cam Paign
Community Service Counc
D. 1B. Symons
Don Sotherden
Ture
Howard Butler
Association of Community Chests and Councils
Hewitt Named to Elyria Memorial Hospital Board
James Hewitt, former mayor of Elvira, elected to fill vacancy on Elyria Memorial Hospital board. Meeting also covered planned Community Chest drive. Howard Butler outlines campaign plans as trustees pledge cooperation. Other officers named include Smythe president and Letsch vice president among board of 18.
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James Hewitt
Elvira
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harrs
Wes
Soming Community Chest
Howard R Butyler
Compuign
Hewitt
A. Smythe
R&r
L. B. Fauver
A. L Garford
J. B Johnson
B M. O'Donnel
A VL
Patrick Robert G Smith
William Timms
Hamlin Addresses Democratic Meeting in Elyria
Hamlin, once a Republican supporter for 40 years, surprised 400 attendees as he announced he will vote Democratic this year. He argued Democratic principles align more with Lincoln, while noting Roosevelt’s independent stance and likening Roosevelt’s speeches to Teddy’s era.
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Roosevelt
L. D. Flamin
Elyria Atetorney
Democratc Party
Haimlin
Abraham Lincoln
Hamlin
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
Teddy
America Favors Naval Holiday Extension To March
The state department plans to accept the disarmament conference’s proposal to extend the international naval holiday to March next year. America will send a note of acceptance before October 1, and the extension is not expected to halt navy shipbuilding though it will delay laying the keel of a 10,000-ton cruiser until after March 1. Twenty-five powers, including Great Britain and France, have accepted. Japan’s position is uncertain. The holiday, proposed by Italy, began as a general arms pact, then narrowed to navies. Current under construction are an aircraft carrier, seven cruisers, eight destroyers, and two submarines, with building plans for Congress still undefined.
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Washington
State Department
America
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Ialian
Adams
Congress
Cars In Collision On Middle and Broad Streets
Cars of Mia Harry Redington 333 Fifth street and M C Barnard Greenwich Ohio damaged when they collided at Middle avenue and Broad street yesterday.
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Mia
Harry Redington
Fifth Street
M. C. Barnard
Greenwich
Ohio
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Roosevelt campaign draws thousands to Springfield
The Lincoln shrine town drew massive crowds as Franklin D. Roosevelt visited to discuss farm mortgage policy and to rally supporters. He toured Lincoln's tomb, spoke at the state arsenal, and predicted sweeping Democratic success, urging action over commission talk and stressing a pro business, pro farm platform.
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Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
State Arsenal
Roosevelt
Illnois
Indianapolis
St. Loui
New York
Illinois
Lsteners
Mattoon
Lino
Monument Circle
Lincoln
Roooywelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Indiaa
James E Watson
Pittsburgh
United States
Terre Haute
Jones Trial Set For Nov 2nd
Court officials announced the trial of L. V. Jones, B and O railroad detective, is tentatively scheduled for November 2. Illness of attorney H. C. Johnson delayed proceedings. Jones faces manslaughter charges for the August 26 shooting of Tony Seraphines in Lorain during an alleged coal theft on railroad property.
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L. V. Jones
Sen
H. C. Johnson
Jones
Johnson
Tony Seraphines
Lorain
Hoover Plans Vigorous Attack On Roosevelt in Detroit Speech
President Hoover will deliver a pointed address at Olympia Hall Detroit tomorrow night focusing on Roosevelt’s policies and the Bonus issue. He will stress administration records and criticize the Democratic nominee’s finance stance while outlining plans to aid the unemployed in the Midwest. The presidential train will stop at 13 cities including Charleston Huntington Kenova Trenton Portsmouth Waverly Chillicothe Circleville Columbus Delaware Marion Fostoria and Toledo before the Detroit speech at 4 30 p m. Mrs Hoover travels with part of the delegation.
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Washington
Hoover
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
Olympia Hall
Detroit
Cleveland
Tas
New York
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Orden T Mills
Pittsburgh
Mills
Cincinnati
Treasury
Graity
Mid-West
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Donahey
White
St. Marys
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rotchie
Baker
Robert J. Bulkley
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Toledo
David Ingalls
Walter Brown
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
Myera Y. Cooper
Clarence Brown
Ingalls
Ross
Henry Ford
Mr. Hoover
Osborn
Red Cross Roll Call Opens With Rev Jones Talk
Rev G E Jones of Noblesville Indiana spoke at a Red Cross dinner in the First Congregational Church marking the start of the annual roll call through October 30. He traced humanitarian history from 12th century hospitals to Clara Barton and the founding of the American National Red Cross in 1881 in Washington DC.
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Clara Barton
League of Red Cross Societies
American National Red Cross
Washington, D. C
Department of the Red
Ohio Campaign in Full Voice Across State
United Press reports a sweeping Ohio political campaign with large audiences in assembly halls as candidates and sponsors attacked opponents and pitched proposals. Highlights include Norman Thomas in Columbus, Gov. White in Toledo, and Ohio contenders Ingalls and Baker amid crossfire on Roosevelt and Hoover.
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State OF
Ohio
United Press
Roosevelt
Hoover
Norman Thomas
Columbus
George White
Toledo
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Newton D. Baker
Kingston Penitentiary mutineers hold guards as hostages
Riot at Kingston Penitentiary escalates as 210 inmates barricade and wallow in darkness. Steel helmets and machine guns arrive as Ottawa warns of possible shock action. reports conflict on hostage status and power plant seizure amid heavy rumors and strict censorship.
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Kingston
Gent
Qui
Kingston Penitentiary
Dominion
Lake Ontario
Ont
Hugh Guthrie
Ottawa
Penitentiary
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Wellington Store Entered by Thieves
Approximately $100 in merchandise including meat groceries and work clothing was stolen from West End Grocery operated by O. J. Seeley in Wellington after midnight. Thieves first took C. W. Baum’s car, then fueled at Columbia Refining bulk station south of town before smashing Seeley’s front door. Deputy Sheriffs Chapman and Rogera suspect local youths. the store had prior break-ins about six weeks ago and a year ago with arrests then.
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West End
O. J. Seeley
Wellington
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Bob Rogera
C. W. Baum
Gardner
Magyar Street
Columbia Refining Company
Seeley
Chapman
Henrietta School Achieves 100 Percent Red Cross Report
Henrietta School becomes the first in the county to report full Red Cross participation this year. Alma K. Portman, roll call chairwoman, notes Henrietta township sewing groups have gathered 125 yards of material for garments to be distributed.
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Red Cross
Henrietta
Alma K. Portman
Henrietta Township
Deutsch Elected President of Congregation
Samuel Deutsch of 354 Oxford avenue was elected president of the congregation of the Jewish Temple at Lodi and Lake avenue at a regular Wednesday night meeting. He succeeds B. K Atkins. Other officers elected are H. Swidler, vice president. David Altfeld, secretary. and Samuel Shindle, treasurer. The first service under the new administration will be at 10:30 a.m. Sunday led by Rabbi I Tarshish from New Concord, Conn. The sermon will be An Introduction to the Torah.
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Samuel Deutsch
Oxford Avenue
Jewish Temple
Lodi
Lake Avenue
Deutsch
B. K H. Atkins
H. Swidler
David Altfeld
Samuel Shindle
I. Tarshish
New Concord
Conn
New Wakeman Pennfield Bridge Contract Planned
Columbus Ohio October 21 State Highway Director O W Merrell announced the department will likely let contracts shortly after November 4 for a new Wakeman bridge and related paving. The project totals about 100000 with brick work 6666 and paving 93361.06 plus 216, 267 paving and 20647.78 for a concrete bridge over Black River near Penfield.
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Columbus
O. W. Merrell
Wakeman
Federal
Route Twenty Association
State Highway Department
Oberlin-Norwalk
Black River
Penfield
Russia's industrial push outlined for Elyria foremen
Paul Malenchini, export manager for Thew Shove Company, told about 80 Elyria foremen and plant executives at the Elyria Foremen's Club meeting that Russia plans to spend 70 billion dollars on industrial development in five years. He said peasants are improving, pay is in advance, and Americans supervise training to raise skill in machinery. He noted Russia will not yet overtake the United States in production, despite rapid progress.
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Russia
Elyria
Paul Malenchini
Thew Shove
Malenchini
Ita
Awassig
United States
Chia
Ressis
Aloo
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