Roosevelt Ridicule Marks Roosevelts Kentucky Swing
Roosevelt pushed his Democratic presidential bid through Kentucky and Tennessee meeting Republican counterattacks he said aimed to men fear panic and defeat. He outlined policy to shield investors tackle foreign bonds and protect farmers while blasting Hoover and Coolidge as alarmists.
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Louisville
Ipi
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mason and Dixon Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Springfield
St. Laws
Hoover
Coolidge
Mark Hannahow
Roosevelt
Lebanon
Corbin
Knonville
Ingul
Treasury
Ogden Mulls
Henry Ford
Harry B Hawes
Dem
Gov
James A Reed
Reed
President Hoover
Congressman Fran cia Seiberling to address women here
Friends of Congressman Fran cia Seiberling will host a meeting at Frank Stevens home 34 Fifth street Tuesday Oct 25 at 2 15 p m The address will be given by Mr Seiberling and the session is open to all city women who may be interested. Payrolls rise at Sebring pottery plants payrolls grow in Sebring Ohio with more than 25000 paid out in the past six months at Sebring Pottery Co and Limoges China Co both increasing operations.
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Francia Seiberling
Frank Stevens
Fifth Street
Seiberling
Sebring, C
Sebring Pottery Company
Limoges China Company
Portsmouth
Hoover
Detroit
Simeon D Fess
Ohio
Partly cloudy to warm with rain in west portion
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with warmer conditions in the southern area. Sunday will bring increasing clouds and warmer temperatures, with probable rain in the western portion during the afternoon.
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Ohlo
Two Speakers Named for Elyria Republican Rally
William R. Hopkins Cleveland council member and former city manager Rose Moriarty will speak at next week's Republican rally, Tuesday night at Elyna High School auditorium under the Elyria Republican Booster Club. The club also announced seats at the Republican headquarters on Middle Avenue and Second Street tonight to hear President Hoover's radio address.
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William R. Hopkins
Cleveland
Rose Moriarty
Elyria
Hunters Trapped by Wyoming Blizzard In Hills
In the Tongue River country of the Big Horn mountains 53 hunters are snowbound after a fall blizzard. Rescue teams including forest rangers and volunteers have tramped into the white wilderness since Sunday, fearing for at least three men including Fred E. Demmel Yoakum Dillon McKinnon. A posse of 50 volunteers searched the area as nearly 1,000 hunters were in the region when the storm hit.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Tongue River
Big Horn
Fred EB. Demmel
Yoakum
Midwest
Dillon McKinnon
Greybull
Bre Horns
Three Wounded In Riot In Kingston Prison
Kingston Oct 22 Three prisoners were wounded in riots at Kingston Penitentiary officials said Brigadier General D M Ormand government prison inspector. One man was shot in the shoulder by buckshot another wounded in the leg and another shoulder wound. None serious all quiet after a mutiny earlier in the week. General Ormand led reporters through the prison to view the aftermath.
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Kingston
Kingston Penitentiary
D M. Ormand
Ormond
Lake Shore seeks halt on Lorain to Cleveland buses
The Lake Shore Coach Company of Sandusky applied to the Public Utility Commission for authority to suspend bus service between Lorain and Cleveland under certificate 263. Service would end November 1 and not resume until June 15, 1933, due to very light traffic, especially in winter, as an economy measure.
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Columbus
Lake Shore Coach Company
Sandusky
Public Utilitia Commission
Lorain
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Oberlin Voters to Decide 250000 Municipal Light Plant
Legal obstacles to a referendum on Oberlin's 250000 bond for a municipal light plant were removed when two suits by Frank Spelbrink of the Ohio Electric Power Co. were dismissed. Petitions were to be certified to the board of elections, but most signatures were withdrawn, leaving insufficient support for a vote. Oberlin will proceed with plans to build its own plant after rate disputes with the serving company.
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Oberlin
Frank Spelbrink
Ohio Electric Power Company
Common Pleas
Beullah Feakins
L. A. Sears
Spelbrink
Board of Elections
Suspect Held After Lorain Union Savings Robbery
A man tied to a Lorain bank robbery is held in Cleveland for Lorain police investigation. A 27 year old witness Agnes Chapla identified the suspect with Detective John Meister. The bandits used a stolen National Tube Company car, taking about 600 dollars, with 200 more in a rear safe. The car was found abandoned near Seneca Avenue. The suspects fled toward Lorain.
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Union Savings and Loan Company
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Cleveland
Theodore Walker
Agnes Chapla
Elytia Avenue
John Meister
Joan Company
Seneca Avenue
National Tube Company
Jessy Leza
Griswold Road
Lerain
Elyria High School Teachers Join Red Cross Drive
Mrs Otto W Greene roll call chairman reports Elyria High School teachers have joined one hundred percent and all city grade schools except two not yet heard from also notes Elyria chapter quota is 3500 with substantial work ahead to meet it.
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Otto W. Greene
Red Cross
Elyria
Greene
Begin Removal Of Signs In Lorain County
A county crew under County Surveyor C. T. Biggs began removing all highway signs in Lorain County. The action follows a resolution by county commissioners amid littering by political candidates and other signs.
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Lorain County
Department of County
C. T. Biggs
Biggs
Relief urged to shift tax burden from property in Ohio
Vernon M. Riegel urged relief from realty taxes at Elyria High School, arguing property owners bear excessive burdens while income and expenditure taxes should share costs for education. He warned against drastic cuts to school funding and pressed for discussion and legislative action to tax income and unnecessary expenditures to fund schooling. Harvey C. Cheney moderated the meeting as tax concerns drew a large crowd of taxpayers and officials.
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Vernon M. Riegel
Elyria High School
Riegel
Tne
Ohio
Harvey C. Cheney
Home Scene of Minor Blaze At 645 West River Street
A small fire at Rudolph Wagers residence on West River Street was blamed on matches used to search a clothing cupboard. Firemen extinguished the blaze with little damage. Only a shirt was lost. a cupboard panel was burned and the partition wall scorched slightly.
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Flytia
Rudolph Wagers
West River Street
Riot Breaks Out at Wel fare Island Penitentiary
A riot erupted today at a New York penal institution on Welfare Island in the East River. Police and fire units rushed to the scene as one man was reported killed.
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New York
U. P
Welfare Island
East River
Elyria girl wins Oberlin college scholarship in contest
Dorothy Marie Witt, Elyria High junior, is the sole Lorain County student to win a $100 Oberlin College scholarship from the high school day contest at Oberlin College. She placed well in the French exam and is the daughter of Viv and Mrs. Frank Witt of 1237 East River Street, set to graduate next January. About 50 students competed. two Lorain High entrants, Robert McQuarie and Esther Ross, earned honorable mention and become alternates for future scholarships if others cannot use them.
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Dorothy Marie Witt
Elyna
Lorain County
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Elyria Gil
Viv
Frank Witt
East River Street
Lorain High School
Robert McQuarie
Esther Ross
Insull Jr Says He Will Return to U. S. in November
Samuel Insull Jr., in London, told United Press he will return to the United States in November to resume his duties as chairman of three Chicago operating companies, even if Chicago authorities arrest him for alleged complicity in the Insull empire collapse. He said he is mainly a tourist in London, enjoying penny-slot museums, and would come back regardless of arrest threats.
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London
Samuel Insull, Jr
United States
Chicago
United Press Today
Insull
United Press
Candidate for Governor to Speak in Elyria Tomorrow
William Woodhouse of Columbus, running on the Sociallate Labor ticket, will address a gathering in Elyria tomorrow at 2 30 PM. The event is at Wursthall, 535 Broadstreet, above the Dreamland Theatre.
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William Woodhouse
Columbus
Ohio
Sociallate Labor
Elyria
Wursthall
Broadstreet
Dreamland Theatre
Columbus talks on street project funding and material
Mayor W N Vanchoster and County Commissioner C D Murray traveled to Columbus to discuss letting contracts for Cleveland street and Lake Avenue work. The state warned it would withdraw its half of the 50 percent funding if the city rejected proposed material. The county would cover 25 percent, the city 25 percent, with project costs around 35000 dollars. Contracts were expected soon after the meeting.
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W. N. Vanchoster
C D Murray
Columbus
Cleveland Street
Lake Avenu
State Department
van Oster
Man Falls to His Death From Tree
Funeral services for Michael Okualy, 53, of Lorain address, were set for Monday at St Joseph's church after he fell from a hickory tree four miles west of Wellington while with neighbors and a brother in law. He died at Falls Clinic yesterday and had worked 25 years at National Tube Company. He left a widow and daughter, Alice, and was a member of St Joseph's Society, Woodmen of the World and Loyal Order of Moore. Burial at Calvary Cemetery. Ralph Cummings, 31, a despondent chauffeur, ended his life last night with a revolver.
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Michael Okualy
14Th Street
Lorain
St Joseph's Church
Joseph Rohner
Okuly
Wellington
Joan
Edward Barnes
D. E. Jlershey
Falls Clinic
National Tube Company Dock
Alice
St Jospeh's Society
Woodmen of the World
Loyal Order of Moore
Calvary Cemetery
Oberlin Girls On Wheels Aim For Cleveland Trip
Two Oberlin College students Marienne Stinson and Marjorie Thiessen rode from Oberlin to Cleveland on bicycles for Migration Day events. The bet with Dono Story covers attendance at the Oberlin Western Reserve game and a Cleveland party, with Story paying the bills and promising to return the bikes tomorrow. The pair left at 8:45 AM hopeful despite risk of punctures disrupting their schedule.
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Oberlin College
Oberlin
Cleveland
Marienne Stinson
Marjorie Thiessen
Dono Story
Story
Tomorow
Reputed Akron Gangster Slain in Roadhouse Shooting
In Akron a lone gunman fired through a Diamond Inn window, fatally wounding Paul Moraca a 28 year old reputed bootlegger. Detectives say motives may be personal rather than bootleg rivalry as Moraca had recent ties to Mrs. Bessie Chiacchina and Salvia and had just left the house before Salvia’s return from Italy.
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Akron
Diamond Inn
Paul Moraca
Moraca
Bessiy Chiacchina
Chiacchira
Salvia
Italy
Hoover's Battle Moves Toward Industrial Detroit
President Hoover travels aboard the special train toward Detroit with a planned campaign blitz in coal and steel regions. He aims to deliver a series of speeches across West Virginia and Ohio, defend the Bonus policy, and critique Roosevelt proposals while refining a Detroit message aboard the White House on Wheels. The entourage includes Strother and White House aides, with press corps and Republican officials preparing the final address.
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Hoover
Detroit
California
Madison Square Greichen
Hallowe'en
Palo Alto
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Denver
Salt Lake City
Utah
White House
West Virginia
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Charleston
W. Va
French Strother
Washington
Strother
U. S
Secret Service
Republican National
James L. Weet
Menugie
Neque Gary
Hooverian
Mr. Hoover
Elyrian Named to Ohio Chamber Board
Chauncey B. Soythe of Elyria was elected to the Ohio Chamber of Commerce board of directors at the state convention in Columbus. The Elyria Chamber sent four delegates as discussions covered unemployment insurance, credit, finance, and transportation. Prof Edwin S. Todd of Miami University criticized Britain's unemployment plan as unsustainable. Lionel Dodie of New York urged balanced federal budget and closer business lobbying of Congress.
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Chauncey BB. Soythe
Elyria
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
State Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Chamber
Edwin 8. Todd
Miami University
England
Laonel Dodie
New York
Cities Unite To Drive For Lower Gas Rates
An Ohio coalition of about 400 cities and villages plans a nationwide push for reduced natural gas rates and cuts in other public utility costs. The meeting will be held next Friday at noon in Columbus, announced L G Whitney mayor of Piqua and temporary chairman in a letter to Harold Burton Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Ll. G. Whitney
Piqua
Harold H. Burton
Pelette Utilities Commission
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Wyoming
E.H.S
Vernon Riegel
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Mildred Cobb
Presi
Dent
Miss Cobb
Monroe
Converse College
South Carolina
Penal Institution
Cincinnati
Ralph Cummings
Lfe
Oberlin Girls
Elyrian
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