SEC Studies Stock Market Mechanism In Depth
Washington Oct 22 The Securities and Exchange Commission undertook the most intensive study of stock market mechanics in its three year history to determine causes of the recent market break. Officials stressed the work aims to understand regulation and private exchange operation without signaling new rules. The study explores broker dealer segregation and two reforms supported by the financial community: a new basic registration form for securities issues and proposals to permit price pegs and stabilization of new issues.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Commission
Wall Street
Bicycle stolen on Second Street with timing noted
Donald Matti of 111 Erie Street reported to police that his bicycle was stolen from in front of the Brooks block on Second Street yesterday between 1 a.m. and 3 p.m. He notified authorities last evening about the theft.
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Donald Matti
Erie Street
Brooks
Second Street
Suspect in Grafton girl crime may view scene
Sheriff Grail stated Campbell may be brought to the Grafton crime scene to gauge reactions as the investigation nears possible conclusions. Campbell was taken to the morgue before the girl’s funeral and showed no emotion. If not wanted locally, he will be returned to Marshall Michigan authorities who arrested him Tuesday for molesting a 15 year old high school girl.
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Cowles
Campbell
Grafton
Grail
Marshall
Michigan
Divorce Actions and Civil Suit Filed in Elyria Court
Mary Newland of Elyria sues Frederick Newland for divorce on grounds of pegliget. Harvey Staley of Lorain RD 2 sued for 105 dollars for medical services at Elyria Clinic. Alonzo Kennedy granted divorce from Helen Kennedy on grounds of neglect by Judge D A Cook.
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Mary Newland
Elyria
Frederick Newland
Harvey Staley
Lorain
Elyria Clinic
Alonzo Kennedy
Helen Kennedy
D. A. Cook
Deaths of Minnich and Taylor Hit Elyria and Penfield
Death notices report Gertrude L. Minnich of Elyria died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a seven year illness. Surviving family includes husband John and three children. Charles A. Taylor a Penfield farmer died after a stroke at his daughter's home, survived by two daughters and two grandsons. Funeral plans announced for both, with services in Penfield and Rochester.
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Gorireys
F. Minnich
Gertrude L. Minnich
West River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Minich
Hamilton
Ontario
Canada
Elyria
John Minnich
Wallace Minnich
Columbus
Frank Leghy
California
Clarence Minnich
Charles A. Taylor
Penfield
Levi Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carrie Starr
Minnie Smith
Russell Smith
Orlo Smith
Wellington
Congregational Church
Karl L. Darkey
Penfield Cemetery
Jennie Barnes
Rochester
Arthur
Lorrin Pifer
Arthur Barnes
Edith Stocking
Lillian Squires
Tucson
Ariz
Henry
Rochester M. E
Keith Andrews
H. H. Patrick
Rochester M
Rochester Cemetery
Wallace recalls Jesse James case and gang era
NUMBER THREE recounts Wallace’s early career as a special prosecutor in Gallatin Missouri for Frank James murder charges. He says Frank was acquitted not for lack of evidence, and jurors trusted honor tales. Wallace later identified Jesse James’s body at St Joseph, confirming the gang leader’s death.
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Sharpises
Wallace
Gallatin
Frank James
Frank
Jesse James
St. Joseph
Safety Training Course To Start Monday In Elyria
Industrial safety training for supervisors in Lorain County starts next Monday at 7 PM. Three lectures will run for eight consecutive Mondays in the Lincoln Building at Elyria High School, free of charge, under Henry M. Scherer, a Cleveland safety engineer. The course aims to show how safety products production and compensation rates affect safety. Scherer says lack of knowledge fuels industrial accidents and notes this is the county’s first such program. He is a recognized authority and organized Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign since 1931, with the seventh annual campaign ongoing.
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Lorain County
Henry M. Scherer
Cleveland
Lincoln
Elyria High School
Schnerer
Grafton Man Fined And Given 30 Days In Jail
John Yarish a Grafton husband, convicted of assault and battery in common pleas court, was fined $50 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in county jail held in abeyance pending appellate review. He had previously paid a $1 fine and $10 costs for an August 18 incident. The case drew questions of proper procedure as his attorney argued for double jeopardy. total costs now exceed $107.47 with anticipated civil action potential.
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John Yarish
Grafton
Common Pleas
Yarish
Juge D. A. Cook
Frank Schmidt
G. E. Gardner
Parish
Schmidt
Preston Coon
Coon
Henry Weber
Lorain
Cook
Gardner
Court of Appeals
Squall blamed for crash of plane
SALT LAKE CITY Oct 22 The crash of United Airlines Mainliner Sunday night was attributed to a sudden squall with a 10 mile wind that battered the transport plane causing it to drift 17 miles south of course and strike a mountainside Major R W Schroder said the squall swirled in the upper atmosphere and could not be forecast from the ground He added the pilot Earl Woodferd likely had no knowledge he was off course and radio may have been impaired
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Salt Lake City
United Airlines
Bis
R. W. Schroder
Earl Woodferd
Stone Thrown At Yellow Line Car Window
Arthur Ntopkins a motorman on the Yellow line reported a stone was thrown through a car window near Clin ton avenue at 5 p m Police found and questioned two boys at the scene per a police report
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Arthur Ntopkins
Clinton Avenue
P. m
Two Injured In Traffic Accidents
Two persons suffered minor injuries and were listed as stable in a police report from yesterday. Richard Henig of Leo B. Meyer Motor Company was hurt when a Kennedy Coal truck he was about to enter on East Avenue near Broad was struck by a school bus driven by EB Sutton of 2041 Broadway Lorain. Eleanor Hopewell of Cleveland, riding with the Devonshires, was injured on East Avenue and Broad Street when their car was struck by a truck driven by Ernest H. Radtke of Chicago and taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital with no serious injuries. Radtke was charged with reckless driving and fined two dollars and costs.
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USA
Richard Henig
Leo BR. Meyer Motor Company
Kennedy Coal Company
East Avenue
Broad
EB AW. Sutton
Broadway
Lorain
Sutton
Eleanor Hopewell
Cleveland
Stewart Devonshire
West Avenue
Broad Street
Ernest H Radtke
Chicago
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Radtke
Leonard Smith
Witman
Wirth
Third Street
Whitman
Middle Avenue
Gilbert Klingshirn
Conrad Road
Avon
Thomas Vandenburg
Inventory of Edgar I F Allen Estate Filed in Probate
Probate court records show the Daddy Allen estate inventory totaling 173 004 dollars. Personal goods and chattels are valued at 1 479 dollars cash 3 603 dollars bonds stocks and other securities 147 922 dollars and real estate 20 000 dollars. Appraisals by James A Hewitt A J Plocher and C B Smythe. Executors are Frank B Allen of Philadelphia and Roy F Vandemark.
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Edgar IF
Ahlen
James A. Hewitt
A. J. Plocher
C. B. Smythe
Boy Located In Toledo After Missing From Home
Police learned Arthur Ford, 13, of Fairlawn Avenue, who had been reported missing from his home since Wednesday evening by Harry Ford, was apprehended in Toledo yesterday.
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Arthur Ford
Fairlawn Avenue
Harry Ford
Toledo
Gigeling Girl In Cleveland Jail
Cleveland police connected Dor o thy Zocchini identified as 25 mother of two to seven holdups after a week long pursuit. Edward Watkins 15 aided by watching for traffic violations led officers to her capture. Zocchini and Watkins alleged used a note demanding money while he displayed a gun.
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Cleveland
Fsgure Carlowhy
Edward Watkins
Watkins
Dorothy Zocchini
Civil Service Board Announces Exams for Several Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for positions in the Bureau of Biological Survey and the Bureau of Home Economics. Available roles include associate refuge manager at 3200 dollars, assistant refuge manager at 2600 dollars, junior refuge manager at 2000 dollars, and assistant in home economics information at 2600 dollars. Full details are at the local post office with J. E. Dewhurst, local secretary.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States Civil Service Commission
J. E. Dewhurst
Bureau of Biological Survey
Dewhurst
Four poisonous snakes named by speaker in talk
The speaker listed four dangerous snakes in the United States the diamond backed rattler another rattler copperhead and the coral snake. He noted all other species are harmless and many are useful as pests eaters worth 20 to 35 dollars per head to farmers. He displayed live snakes tarantulas and black widow spiders to help identification.
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United States
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland Area News
Market listings show Homegrower Market produce with prices for apples broccoli cabbage lettuce grapes and other fruits vegetables. Cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs are priced with ranges by weight and grade alongside grain and feed quotations from local elevators and mills.
Marine Burned Rescuing Chinese Woman in Shanghai Bombing
Sergt. John Coleman of the United States Marines suffered severe burns while beating out flames from a Chinese woman’s clothing after a Japanese airplane bombed the International Settlement. Twenty five Chinese and four Sikhs were wounded. bomb fragments caused injuries to 29 people. U.S. Marine headquarters protested to Japanese authorities. an aide apologized and promised stricter bombing precautions.
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Shanghai
John Coleman
United States Marines
Myburgh
Sinza
Soochow Creek
India
United States Marine
Amherst Man Arrested for Driving Under Influence
Uitffora achroeder of 324 Spring Street Amherst was arrested on West Bridge Street at 1 50 a m today by Patrolmen Paul Palmer and James Boggs for driving while intoxicated He is to be tried before Mayor Leonard Smith this afternoon.
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Uitffora Achroeder
Spring Street
Amherst
West Bridge Street
Paul Palmer
James Boggs
Leonard Smith
Snake talk at high school highlights venom myths and species facts
A speaker demonstrated safe handling of tarantulas and snakes for high school pupils aided by principal Shively. He named King Oscar and King Tutt, recounted a tale of two snakes devoured by one another, and explained distinguishing traits of coral snakes. Ralph Young summarized Kiwanis convention notes with visitors Sears official Fred J. Nelson and attorney Charles J. Snoble present.
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King Oscar
King Tutt
Oscar
South Carolina
Shively
Ralph Young
Toledo
Fred J. Nelson
Chicago
Sears, Roebuick & Co
Charles J.snoble
Politician Discusses Welfare Levy Changes and Relief Timelines
In remarks on a welfare levy, Rogers backs modifying the 65 percent vote requirement but not dropping below 55 percent, noting a 2 percent income could aid urban centers. A special session may propose a 51 percent threshold. He criticizes any emergency relief passage and reiterates no tax measures this session. Ashbolt opposes both bills for their permanent nature and the absence of an emergency scenario.
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Rogers
Roger
Ashbolt
Oberlin Community Chest to Hear Aid Requests Monday
Oberlin Community Chest Association schedules public meeting at the James Brand House on Monday evening October 25 to hear applications for next year’s assistance and report on current year activities. President C W Savage and officers invite all organizations to send representatives. contact H W Barone for procedures. The General Committee met October 19 and elected officers and an executive committee for the coming year.
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Oberlin. C
Oberlin Community Chest Association
James Brand House
Ip Waudillon
A. W. Savase
H. W. Barone
C. W. Savage
H. L. Rawdon
Mra. F. E. Leonard
J.C. McCullough
J. L. Porter
Oberlin College Calendar Highlights Homecoming Weekend
October 2 presents a full day of high school day events with campus tours and music contests at Conservatory of Music. Oberlin hosts football vs Swarthmore at Athletic Field, chess, art and language exhibits, alumni gatherings, and a student revue followed by dances. Sunday features church services and vesper. Monday offers an illustrated lecture by William Bell Dinsmoor on The Athenian Acropolis.
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Conservatory of Music
Uons
Warner Hall
Oberlin
Swarthmore
Miami
Oberlin Inn
Talcott Hall
Finney Chapel
Warner
Allen Art
William Bell Dinsmoor
Columbia University
Archaeological Institute of America
Cleveland Orchestra
Roselle A. Bezazian
State bill debate prompts tax relief funding remarks
Ashbolt says the state has 2,000,000 available for relief if needed and notes more funds from the sales tax later. He opposes increased taxes and will not vote for the bills. Senator Hurley, labeled with the economy league, has not yet seen copies of the proposed measures and wants time to study them. The meeting was convened by Frank Stevens, Chamber of Commerce president, who introduced the three lawmakers.
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Ashbolt
House Finance Committee
Hurley
Senate Economy League
Frank Stevens
Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin College events and social notices brief
A multi day schedule lists lectures concerts and recitals at Finney Chapel and Warner Hall including talks by Professor Buckler and Chih Mens, plus a Rhodes Scholarship seminar and a China Institute address. Social items note hosting, a card party, a Pythian Sister Temple supper, and travel updates for local residents.
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Assembly For Women
Finney Chapel
Marguerite Woodworth
Cleveland Orchestra
Leish Alexander
Rhodes
College of Arts Jand Sconces
The
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Kinney Chapel
Shu Meng
China Institute In America
School of Theolgy
Fairchild Chapel
F. W. Buckler
Chih Mens
China
Oberlin- Shans Asoeiiation
L. W. Taylor
Peters Hall
Eleanor E. Gish
Margaret J. Schnabel
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Suez Rhode
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Togo
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STAR
U. S. Marine
Amherst Man
Pharis Tires
Samuel J. Ambler
Fourth Street
Elyria, Ohio
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Bor Delivery Service
Richard Clevengar
Vhoue
Community Chest Association Meets
College
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
ANE
Minopers
Oberlin Tavern
Agnes Felkner
American Teston Auxiliary
John Dunn
Professor
Kemper Fullerton
Beaner Place
England
A. G. Comings
Willard
Cora Swift
Berea
Fred Comings
F. A. Humphrey
Stone’s Grill
Columbia Center
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Dersey
Guernsey
Empire Milking Machine
G. and
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