Lindbergh kidnaping suspect questioned in Boston
New York and New Jersey police questioned John Gorch a 21 year old wrestler and former Hopewell New Jersey resident in connection with the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Federal investigator Frank W Allen checked serial numbers on bills found with Gorch as officers awaited his lawyer.
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Boston
U.P
John Gorch
East 249Th Street
New York
New Jersey
Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
Frank W. Allen
Gorch
Stephen J. Flaherty
Timothy Donovan
Herbert F. Callahan
Goreh
Callahan
New York and
Segzeant Arthur Tierhan
William Bonner
Paris braces for new French premier after Daladier defeat
President Albert Lebrun consulted leaders at the Elysee seeking a capable coalition premier to navigate France through an imminent crisis. Daladier resigned after a 329 to 241 defeat on a plan to cut Civil Service pay, as Lebrun weighs options including Camille Chautemps or Albert Sarraut to form a center coalition and stabilize the budget and currency amid disarmament tensions.
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Paris
Albert Lebrun
Elysee Palace
France
Germany
Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Lebrun
Invo
Jules Joeanneney
Senate
Ferdinand Bouisson
Chamber
Albert Sarraul
Marine
Daladier
Camille Chautemps
Valadier
Interior
Cabnet
Weather forecast for Ohio turns to snow in north
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with likely rain in extreme east Ohio. Tonight and Wednesday expect a change to snow in extreme north portions with colder conditions across the west and north regions.
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Ohio
Three Men Die In Cave-In At McKeesport Coal Mine
Three men were killed and several injured in a cave-in at the Hubbard Mine of the McKeesport Coal and Coke Company near McKeesport Pennsylvania. The accident occurred as shifts began this morning. Two mine cars were trapped by a rock slide but all victims were freed soon after and none remained imprisoned.
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Mckeesport
McKeesport Coal and Coke Company
Hubbard Mine
Here
Train Derailment Kills 40 Near Evreux in France
At Conches En Ouche the Cherbourg Paris Express derailed while crossing a river bridge at 10 A M and plunged into the Iron River. Forty persons were killed and many injured as coaches swept the bank ripping telegraph lines and disrupting communication. emergency lines were set up as details reached Paris.
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Bulletin
Paris
Conches En Ouche
Evreux
Farm Bureau Officials to Meet in Elyria District Meeting
Farm Bureau officials from Lorain Huron Erie and Cuyahoga counties will gather in Elyria on Thursday of next week for a district meeting. A district director will be elected to represent the district in the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and policies will be discussed ahead of the state annual meeting in Columbus November 16 and 17. W L Everson of Indiana Farm Bureau will be principal speaker.
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Farm Bureau
Elyria
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
W. L. Everson
Indiana Farm Bureau
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Cuyahoga
Metal Plates To Be Placed On Bridge
County commissioners authorized the purchase of metal plates to deflect smoke from railroad engines passing under the Erie street viaduct at Lorain. County Surveyor J. W. Warden cited paint damage and smoke seeping through cracks in the wooden sidewalk as reasons. Estimated cost about $112.
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Erie Street
Lorain
J. W. Warden
Warden
Republicans to Hold Elyria Rally at Newell Hotel
Elyria Republicans plan a rally tomorrow at their Newell hotel headquarters. Speakers include Charles Kelser and Frank Stevens on party matters, B. Findley on the county home route amendment, and H. C. Cheney on the ten elimination proposal. Precinct committeemen and booth workers are urged to attend.
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Elyria
Newell Hotel
Charles Kelser
Frank Stevens
B. Findley
H. C. Cheney
Booth
Farm strike gains momentum with Milo Reno backing
Chicago report Oct 24 notes the national farm strike led by Farm Holiday Association gaining momentum as Milo Reno, its president, secures support from other farm and labor groups. The item signals broadening unity and a continuation note on Page 2.
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Chicago
Farm Holiday Association
Milo Reno
German Police Ordered to Protect All Foreigners
Berlin October 24 The interior minister Dr Wilhelm Frick issued a sharp order to all German police chiefs to protect foreigners from Nazi attacks. Police forces were instructed to grant foreigners necessary protection, with storm troop leaders and Nazi authorities notified. The move follows protests by American officials over beatings and attacks on Americans and other nationals by storm troopers angry at not saluting the Nazi flag.
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Berlin
Wilelm Frick
Interior
Women Busy In Red Cross Roll Call In Elyria
An army of about 300 women canvassed Elyria homes as the annual Red Cross Roll Call drive seeks 3000 memberships in Elyria and vicinity. The industrial campaign, led by George Richwine, runs this week with plant workers solicited. Early home canvass returns were satisfactory though not complete. industrial returns are pending. The drive supports Red Cross activities in Lorain County including veteran work, aid applications, Christmas bags, first aid, life saving training, and traveler’s aid investigations.
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Red Cross
Elyria
George Richwine
Lorain County
Travelers Aid
City crews begin annual leaf collection program
City crews with trucks began yesterday their annual collection of leaves. Service Director Fred Ander nN requests residents to rake leaves to the curb in piles for pickup. Five chickens stolen from John Stoho's coop at 311 Furnace Street reported to police.
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Fred Andernn
John Stoho
Furnace Street
Seven Mortgages Filed For Lorain Property Loans
Seven loans issued by the Home Owners' Loan Corporation were filed in Lorain yesterday affecting Lorain property owners. The total amount pledged was 27230.51 with the largest mortgage 4872.70 and the smallest 2334.76.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lorain
William G. Mitchell
Plans Started For Observance Of Hallowe en
Mayor W H Van Oster announced city plans for the annual Halloween celebration on October 31 with a masquerade festival and parade at the center of town. Free cider and doughnuts are promised as committees and final arrangements are awaited.
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W. H. van Oster
Al Smith critiques government meddling in private industry
Former New York governor Al Smith told a Century of Progress crowd in Chicago that government bureaus hinder progress, praising private initiative across vast exhibits of machinery, industry, and science as evidence of progress driven by private effort. He warned against extending government meddling for another century.
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Chicago
al Smith
New York
Smith
Club Discussed NRA Liquor League Of Nations And Nudists
The Young Mon'a Club meeting covered NRA liquor control League of Nations capital punishment budget and nudist trends. George Houserman urged world peace through League of Nations while Wilbur Gaston reviewed Rockefeller Jr. reports on liquor control and M F Fey defended capital punishment citing costs of life imprisonment as an alternative. Kenneth West reviewed nudist movement benefits and club formed a Halloween plans committee including Leonard Kauss George Houserman William Henry Henry Ingersoll Jr Stephen Burke and Howard Crooks.
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NRA
League of Nations
Young Mon
United States
George Houserman
Europe
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Wilbur Gaston
M. F. Fey
Kenneth West
Leonard Kauss
William Henry
Henry Ingersoll, Jr
Stephen Burke
Howard Crooks
Price control lines drawn in retail battle over costs
Washington October 24 battle lines form for a new fight over retail price control. A master retail code issued by the President takes effect next Monday and defines the range of dispute. The code bars selling below cost plus a wage allowance, with small stores exempt. NRA supporters expect a markup closer to cost plus labor. A three member trade authority will set the final figure with help from a National Retail Trade Council.
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Washington
NRA
Plamn
Bank Head Testifies in Cleveland Embezzlement Trial
C Stirling Smith, president of Standard Trust Bank, admits receiving personal dividends from stock he says was bought for the bank and its investment affiliate. He claims a lower transfer price offset the market value, and the stock later secured loans to Judge Alvin J. Pearson. Dale Winslow, former bank auditor, faces the same charge.
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Cleveland, O
C. Stirling Smith
Standard Trust Bank
Smith
Alvin J. Pearson
Dale Winslow
Mellons Seek To Recover Taxes
In Pittsburgh on October 24 former Treasury Secretary Andrew F. Mellon and his brother R B Mellon filed federal suits to recover about 399,289 dollars in income taxes. They say profits from Liquidation of A Overholt Company and West Overton Distillery from 1920 to 1927 were overpaid and that the government later claimed a higher amount. They seek return of the extra payment plus interest from May 1927.
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Pittsburgh
Treasury
Andrew F. Mellon
R. B. Mellon
Mellons
A. Overholt Company
West Overston Distillery Company
P U C to Hear Arguments in Oberlin Case Late Today
Columbus dispatch reports Public Utilities Commissioners would hear late day arguments from Oberlin village and Ohio Fuel Gas Company and Ohio Electric Power Company over the commission jurisdiction to review the wholesale gas rate paid by Oberlin consumers. The village challenges the rate's reasonableness.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commissioners
Oberlin
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Ohio Electric Power Company
Elyria Drum Corps Leads Parade in Fifth District Event
The Elyria Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, once National champions, will lead the Fifth District conference parade at Lorain Sunday afternoon. New officers were installed, with plans for immediate training and weekly rehearsals toward another National title in Miami next fall. Otto K Mischka named Publicity Director as Elyria launches a national campaign to publicize its drum corps and home city.
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Elyria Legion
Lora
American Legion
Miami
Florida
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria
Legion To Meet This Evening At Elyria Post No 22
Elyria Post No 22 of the American Legion will hold its regular semi monthly meeting at the Legion Home on Ohio Street this evening. Commander James Elemes aims for a large turnout to transact several important matters including securing the 1924 paid up membership quota and promoting Early Bird buttons. The meeting also covers forming the County Legion Bridge League with posts across the county plus Avon Lake Wellington Lorain and Elyria joining in the year’s league.
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Elyria Post No. 22
American Legion
Legion
Ohio Street
James Elemes
Legion Post
Elyria
Department
Elemes
Ifelomaires
County Legion Bridge League
Avon Lake
Wellington
Lorain
Board to Fix Value of Money and Gold Prices
Washington plans to form a board to set the value of American money and fix gold and commodity prices in world markets. Roosevelt will have the Reconstruction Finance Corporation buy all newly mined American gold at prices above world levels to raise prices and the dollar’s purchasing power.
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Washington
WPM
Roosevelt
White House
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Secretary of the Treasury
London
Paris
Ale
Graf Zeppelin sighted near Albany after weather shift
The Graf Zeppelin flying under Dr. Hugo Eckener was seen northwest of Albany Georgia shortly after 5 a m as it veered from its Atlantic course to bypass low clouds and unsettled conditions over Georgia en route to Akron Ohio its next scheduled stop The airship had departed Miami Florida last night at 944 p m
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Atlanta
Atlantic Seaboard
Albany
Hugo Eckener
Alabama
Georgia
Akron
Graf
Miami
Fla
Strikers Attack Newspaper Representative Near Crescent
Farm strike violence reported near Crescent Iowa as strikers attacked Ralph Smith Council Bluffs representative of an Omaha newspaper. He said farmers threatened further attacks on newspapermen unless they kept away from camps.
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Council Bluffs
Crescent
Ralph Smith
Omaha
Smith
Cleveland Bank Situation To Be Probed By Senate Panel
Senate stock market investigating committee will examine the Cleveland and Detroit bank situation. The inquiry will cover bank loans to Federal Reserve officials, loans to the Van Sweringens, bank subsidiaries, and investments in common stocks. Investigators to Cleveland will gather data and later summon officials to Washington.
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Washington
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Cleveland
Detroit
Ferdinand Pecora
Arthur A. Miller
Ohio
Couzens
Miller
Federal Reserve
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Pecora
Elyrian Fined On Fire Hazard Charge
Tony Aftoff of 325 Clark Street was fined 350 and costs by Mayor W H Van Oster for maintaining a fire hazard. Fire Chief W N Bates said he kept boxes and coal in a storeroom used as a residence. The mayor noted the purpose was to keep Aftoff in jail for about a month for shelter and food.
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Tony Aftoff
Clark Street
W. H. van Oster
W. N. Bates
Aftoff
Artoff
For Rent Ads Open Door to Local Housing Market
Prospective tenants flock to the For Rent section of the Chronicle Telegram for apartments rooms and hours. Landlords gain direct responses to rental offers from a volume of replies helping select tenants. Downtown garage space will soon be in demand by business drivers. Just phone 4412 4413.
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Keat
Chronicle-Telegram
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U.S
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