Bettman to Campaign in Lorain County For Senate Bid
Attorney-General Gilbert Bettman plans a Lorain County visit tomorrow speaking at Elyria Fair Grounds at 6 30 P M and in Lorain for an address. The piece lauds Bettman as a capable, principled Republican with a strong record as Ohio Attorney-General and service in the Army, urging voters to elect him to the U S Senate on November eighth.
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Gilbert Bettman
Lorain County
Elyria Fair Grounds
Lorain
Bettman
Ohio
United States Senate
Senate
People of
Cincinnati
Harvard
Hamilton County
Republican Club
American Legion
U. S. Army
East Ohio
Chicago
Robert Bulkley
New York on the Verge of Bankruptcy Warns City
Bankers in New York warn the city faces bankruptcy as bonds have no offers and urgent action is needed. High taxes burden vast areas, Manhattan sees drift to other districts, leaving large buildings untenanted by small manufacturers. The piece laments long, slow looting of the city and wonders why collapse hasn't occurred sooner.
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New York
New York City
Manhattan
Mr Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Einstein Defends Earth Age Claim With Ten Billion Years
The piece reports Dr Albert Einstein insisting the earth is ten billion years old, clashing with established estimates near three billion. It mulls a debate between Einstein and other scientists, and adds a sardonic comment about England’s slow sea level rise and channel swimmers.
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Albert Einstein
Einstein
Dr. Einstein
Hooey
England
Quote on Consistency and Pity in Government
A provocative line argues that consistency has limits and blames governments for perceived failings. It notes a prejudiced view toward the Chinaman and suggests a critique of leadership or policy as a source of blame. The fragment hints at broader social and political critique.
VOLUME OF CRITICISM ON ROOSEVELTS ECONOMY PLANS
Readers attack Roosevelt for promising government cuts while Congress funds numerous programs. Letters from E Young of Ridgeville and A R Pitts of Ridgeville defend and critique measures, calling for real tax relief and accountability, noting tax burdens on small property owners and school funding debates.
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historical Figures
TODAY S BIRTHDAYS include 1693 Thomas Fairfax English colonist and Virginia proprietor friend of Washington born in England died 1731 1811 Franz Liszt famed composer born died 1856 1832 Collis Huntington California railroad magnate born Harwinton Conn died 1900 1832 Leopold Damrosch American conductor born Germany died 1885 1833 James A Gary Baltimore merchant born Uncasville Conn died 1920 1746 charter granted College of New Jersey now Princeton University 1837 England France convention against Holland 1836 Sam Houston inaugurated president of Texas TODAY S BIRTHDAYS list names Robert E Olds Tan M Pearson Dr Richard H Crossfield Giovanni Martinelli Constance Bennett and other figures with brief origins and ages.
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Thomas Fairfax
Cameron
Virginia
Washington
England
Virgame
Franz Liszt
Collis P. Huntington
California
Harwinton
Conn
Leopold Damrosch
Germany
New York City
James A. Gary
Baltimore
Uncasville
College of New Jersey
Princeton University
France
Holland
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Robert E. Olds
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Duluth
Minn
Tan M. Pearson
Virgin Islands
U. S
Litchfield
Richard H. Crossfield
Birmingham
Ala
Disciples of Christ
Lawrencebure
Giovanni Martinelli
New York
Italy
Constance Bennett
Boston Juvenile Author Sara Bassett Born in Newton
Sara Ware Bassett, noted Boston juvenile author, was born in Newton, Massachusetts, six years ago.
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Sara Ware Bassett
Boston
Newton
Mass
Quiet Literary Tastes Shape a Devotional Day
A quiet day ahead emphasizes reflective tastes in literature and art. Little controversy appears in the natural flow, leaning toward a devotional mood. Church social work may show enthusiasm, though tasks tend to routine, yielding to a calm fatalism and inner acceptance.
Avon Auxiliary to Knights of St John Meet in St Marys Hall
Avon district event on Sunday afternoon October 93 hosts from Cleveland Elyria Lorain Ridgeville and Avon with a 2 30 start and social game. memorial services at St Marys Church for Regiment 185 Knights of St John and Augshary departed members expected. Elyria drill team to attend. Rev Fr George N Suber to officiate. two weeks later meeting planned with Mrs Lawrence Gates as hostess.
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Avon
Knights of St. John
St. Mary’s Hall
Cleveland
Elsha
Lorain
Ridgeville
St. Mary's Church
Knights of St. John and
Augshary
Elyria
George N. Suber
E A. Seamman
L Heckel
Marmare
Heckel
H .Klingshirn
Julius Forthoferl
J. J Weiler
Florence Curtiss
Gervis Gates
Lawrence Gates
Lillian Casper
Julius Kelling
Earl Risinger
Elsis "Reisinger
Eaton
Charles Shift
Lucile Isliff
Joe Stffl
Jay Boylan
Charles Wagner
Matt Casper
Theresa Casper
Elizabeth Shafer
Coleta Shafer
Tillie Balmert
Bay Village
George Fink
John Forthofer
Frank Knipper
Young Ladies Sodality
Hallowe'en
Gilbert Forthofer
EB. A. Seamman
Lawrence Herkel
E. H. Klingshirn
Theresa Wagner
Russell Reisinger
Onna Reisinger
Antherst
Frank Lescher
Oak Harbor
Lea Deehaut
Case Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Carl Knipper
Plymouth
William Justin
Henry Mittendorf
August Alten
Rocky River
Safety Hint highlights rail line safety record award
The Harriman Memorial Gold Medal was awarded to the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co for best safety, based on a 1931 comparison of 37 railroads with over 10 million miles of operation and 690,292,000 passenger miles. Rail travel is noted as the safest mode of transport today. The item also includes social notes from a church group and local meetings.
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He Harriman
RL A Flarriman
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co
Vincent Vincent and local social notices in Elyria
Oct 22 notes from Elyria recount visits by Vincent Tangtan and neighbors to Dr Schwensen and others, and list gatherings of church divisions, PTA, and ladies visiting friends. Mentions calls, guests, and meetings including the Markley PTA, with nominations and committee changes.
Radio World's Fair in Cleveland October 23 to 29
Days' Music Store and Days' Hardware promote a Radio World's Fair at the old Mighee Building in Cleveland with daily hours from 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. Notable radio performers will appear and a display of top radio sets will be shown. Tickets include all sessions with a 10 cent service charge. Special offers include RCA tubes at a 33 1 3 percent discount when old tubes are returned and free testing of old tubes. G E Madza lamps and other light bulbs are marketed with price comparisons and energy claims.
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Elyria Radio
Cleveland
Ack Us
RCA
Tiana
L. O. Underhill
Remingtons
Davenport
Tracy
Cable
Gulbransen
Kurtzman
Knahe
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Conesey
Mudnutt
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Ridgeville O
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Ridgesslie
Elyna
A. R. Pitts
Sallys
Cerny
Bull
Esos
Hasking
P.t. A
Roland Morris
Tapper
Albert King
R. Morris
Louis Keller
King
Lake Avenue
Red Cross
L. Keller
Lt. Tilden
Pla Tilden
Myron Keller
D. J. Hollis
J. G. Morris
Vincent
Theodore Tangtan
H J Schwensen
Wits
Canton
Ald Sneer
Mary Baldwin
Earl Jones
Oberlin Avenue
Larain
FR. Cantle
J G Morris
Edne Ma. Dowell
Ruth
Upper
P.T. V. Meeting
Markley Parent Teacher Association
FE. O. Sprague
America
Wiss Herehler
Hloria High School
P. T A. Work
Gerrick
Keifer
Hardy
Geo. R. Allen & Son
Ohio Valley
Kennedy Koal
Little Joe
Missus
Cleveland Road
Broad St
Dunn Motors Co
Hubert Day & Sons
Jang
Robertshaw
Days’ Music Store
Broad
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