King George Prorogues Parliament Amid Peace Plea
London reports King George prorogued Parliament with a throne speech claiming Britain seeks world peace and will seek a new mandate in a November 13 general election. The speech defended imperial defense, urged arms reduction, and noted ongoing efforts with the League of Nations to settle disputes in Europe and Africa.
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United Fess
London
George
Tealy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Legue of Nations
League
Royal Air Force
Baldwin
Italy
Mediterranean
Eric Drummond
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Libra
Afria
Eritrea
Great Britain
Weather Ohio fair warming tonight into Saturday
Ohio forecasts show fair skies with rising temperatures tonight and Saturday. Central and southern portions expect warmer conditions and partial cloudiness.
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Ohio
Ethiopians Readied to Charge Italian Army Across Front
Thousands of Ethiopian soldiers encamped near Addis Ababa push toward the Tigre front in a rapid mobilization. Emperor Haile Selassie aims for a decisive strike against Italy with an army reportedly nearing one million, supported by 71,000 horsemen and northern Ras leaders. The march carries the dust of long campaigns as tribes answer the call.
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United Press
Addis Ababa
Haile Selatie
Italy
Eritrea
Haile
Tigre
Desere
Des
Ras Siroum Ras Kassa
Ras Mula Getta
Names Certified For Fire Dept
Three individuals were certified for appointment to the city fire department by the Civil Service Commission for Service Director FY. A. Underhill. Names listed: Henry Stolgenburs, Ellis Meschke, and Clareces Meinks. Only one vacancy will be filled. the director may appoint any certified candidate. The Civil Service Commission did not set a date yet for police vacancies or a fire department lieutenant promotional exam, likely next week.
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FY. A. Underhill
Civil Service
Coma N
Emen
Henry Stolgenburs
Corneil Avenue
Ellis Meschke
Longford Avenue
Clareces Meinks
Columbus Street
Fire Department
M. Fer
Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Hentnant
Fisk Addresses Local Democrats at Hotel Newell
Democratic mayoral candidate Leonard Fisk spoke to an enthusiastic crowd at the Hotel Newell praising campaign workers and urging cooperation. Chairman W W Gray introduced supporters including Mrs Lena Niebling, Mrs Stella Connar, Mrs Mary Crow, and A E Saegers. The next Democratic meeting is set for 1 45 PM next Friday at the same hotel.
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Leonard Fisk
Ne‘rell
Fisk
Democratic Committee
W W. J. Gray
Lena Niebling
Stella Connar
Eiska Democrat Women’s Club
Mary Crow
Akron Committee
A. E. Saegers
Lorain
Democrats
Newell
Judge to Hear Police Dismissal Case in Lorain
Judge Guy B Findley will hear the rein statement case of Lieut Frank Bark and Patrolman Henry Feld kamp in Lorain on November 12. They were dismissed by Safety Director D E Rogers for physical unfitness and appealed to the civil service commission, which upheld the director before the common pleas petitions were filed.
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Lorain
Guy B. Findley
Frank Bark
Henry Feldkamp
D. E. Rogers
Civil Service Commission
Common ‘Pleas Court
City Approves Tank Project for Water Main System
City officials report approval from state PWA director L A Baufax for the proposed 30 inch water main project and construction of a 1 million gallon storage tank. Pittsburgh-DeMoines Steel Co. won the bid at 84855 for Belmont and Furpate streets. Tank height and ground clearance given. hearing on the temporary injunction set for November 4.
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Jack Powell
L. A. Baufax
PWA
Pittsburgh-DeMoines Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Belmont
Furpate
Fire Damage In California To Cost Millions
Firestorms driven by shifting winds swept Los Angeles area from Santa Monica Mountains to Malibu Beach. The Manchu blaze and others caused $5,000,669 in damages, destroyed 60 plus homes, hospitalized about 390 people, and charred roughly 25,470 acres of brush and residential land.
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Los Angeles
Mailbu Canyon
Matlion Beach Colony
Santa Monica Mountains
Remingle
Hot Springs
Malibu Lake
Los An
San Juan Capristano
Malibu Beach
Mrs Bucey Freed On Bond In Murder Case
Stella Bucer, 39, charged with second degree murder for the shooting of Jack Burnett in Lorain. She posted bond of 14,000 and was released from county jail after returning from Toledo hospital for insane where she had been committed. Grand jury to convene November 19.
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Stella Bucer
Jack Burnett
Lorain
Toledo
Rescue Man From Mine Feared Second Miner Perished
Rescue crews freed Peter Baxter, 38, of Mount Carmel, from a collapsed bootleg mine two miles south of Carmel Pennsylvania. His companion John Stankoski remained missing and presumed dead as crews labored through the night with more than 50 other miners aiding the effort. Baxter was taken to Ashland State Hospital with shock and exposure as hope waned for Stankoski.
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MY. Carmel
Here
Peter Baxter
Mt. Carmel
John Stankoski
Baxter
Ashland State Hospital
Stankoski
Wap Uneers
Death toll in Newark gang war tops four
New York October 25 1935 a 21 year old wife of Arthur Schultz Flexenheimer testified she knew nothing of her husband’s death as gunmen killed Schultz and his top aides in a violent Newark rackets war. Police said rival Lucky Luciana’s gang likely ended Schultz’s rule and violence spread to Broadway. The widow faced further questioning after visiting Schultz at the hospital and amid ongoing inquiries into the murder sequence and racketeering profits.
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United Press
New York
Arthur
Dutch Schultz
Flexenheimer
Ueioss
Schultz
Zangster
Thref
Bernard Rosenkrantz
Leo Frank
Otto Berman
Sangster
Valalla
Newark
Charles
Lucky) Luciana
Luciana
Nizhit
Schnitz
Frank
Berman
Rosen‘kranz
Martin Krompier
Samuel Gold
Broadway
Lewis Valentine
Hudson River
Luckr
Manhattan
Lucky
President Roosevelt Says Employment Rebounds Strongly
President Roosevelt reported about 5 000 660 persons re employed since March 4 1933 and said private industry is picking up the unemployment slack. He cited September gains with 359 900 returning to work and a payroll rise of 12 0 9 million dollars, asserting total private reemployment neared 10 000 000 and payrolls rose by 104 600 060 while warning that the social security program will take years to reach full force.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Fom
Secretary of Labor
Fayrolis
Indust
Labor Department
Roos
Rannoi
Trial Of Bus Driver Set For Nov 12
New York bus driver H. L. Danton faces a manslaughter indictment and a November 12 trial date in Common Pleas Court Judge K A Cook's court. Danton's Detroit bound bus struck an automobile in Ridgeville on July 4, fatally injuring three people from Detroit.
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H. L. Danton
New York
Common Pleas
K. A. Cook
Danton
Detroit
Ridgeville
W B A Meeting in Elyria Shows Strong Ohio Role
Lorain County Woman's B A organization including Wellington Lorain Amherst held their ninth nation in Elyria with Mayor Welcomes Guests and praise for the international Women's Benefit Association. County Prosecutor Butler spoke on its fraternal service and youth work with over 20 000 junior members.
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Lorain
Nellie C. V. Hoppers
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain Country
Wellington
Emma Zahriy
Lorain County
Elyria Women’s Relief Corps
Howard R. Butler
Elyria
International Woman’s Benefit Association
The
Youth of America
W.B A
Hors
Ziris
Teday
Women’s Benefit Association
Dorothy R- Haunz
Nellis Reynolds
Toledo
WB. A
Eirma
Nehne
C. W. Heppert
Bettity Krentzfeld
B. A. Group
Heppert
Nellie C. V. Heppert
Su Iprem
Y Drive Sees 45 New Members Amid Campaign Efforts
The YMCA reports 45 new members from the Y drive with about 20 more men expected as workers file incomplete reports. M E Fer directs the men's campaign through the week while Carl Wagner coordinates activities as YMCA director. A midday bean dinner for workers is planned, with a Halloween party and membership rally to conclude next Wednesday night featuring prizes, games, ghost stories, and refreshments.
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Assoc
M. E. Fer
Carl Wagner
M.C. A
No Reduction In Mediterranean Fleet
The Admiralty announced that the battleship Resolution would sail from Alexandria to Portsmouth and that the battleship Ramillies would depart for Alexandria to replace it. Since Ramillies is already in English waters, there will be no reduction of the Mediterranean fleet.
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London
Admiralty
Resolution
Alexandria
Portsmouth
English
Townsend Convention Draws 6000 Delegates in Chicago
In Chicago 6000 Townsend delegates meet to decide their future campaign and plan for the nationwide push. Dr F E Townsend urges action to end economic slavery and peonage, predicting broad support within 23 months and debt payoff through plan funds.
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Chicago
Townsend
Deep South
Congress
Foremen Hear Talk By Oberlin Speaker
Dr. Wazar of Oberlin described apparent life inequalities in education work living conditions and social life to about foremen and executives of local plants at the Elyria Foremen's Club dinner. He urged self awareness of shortcomings and to perform the work one can do best. The article notes a resubmitted news meeting set for November 2.
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Wazar
Oberlin
Elyria
Resubt
Committee Agrees On Budget Bill for Ohio Legislature
Columbus C October 25 After three weeks of conferences the House finance committees reached an agreement on a new budget bill totaling 396 440195 39 in appropriations. It will be submitted to the House for consideration next week and a session is tentatively planned for next Wednesday pending Democratic leaders approval. The bill restores 122293 of the items vetoed last June by Governor Martin L Davey from a total of 3795693 01.
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Columbus. C
House Finance
House of Representatives
House
Martin L. Davey
Auto Crashes Into Tree At Avon Lake
An Avon Lake birthday party ended in tragedy when a car skidded on a curve and struck a tree near Stop 52. The dead are Mrs. James Seaton and Mrs. Wilbur Thearing. Four others were injured, two critically, including the driver Mrs. Glenn Williams. The injured were treated at St. Joseph's Hospital in Lorain and fate of Mrs. Williams was reported grave.
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Avon Lake
James Seaton
Wilbur Thearing
Stop
Glenn Williams
Helen Brady
Chicago
Wilber H. Thearing
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Husbape
Sears, Roebuck
Williams
Brady
Joseph Woodings
Man Convicted In Bombing Case Is Out On Bond
Rodolph Kopecka twenty three national committeeman at Cleveland of the Mechanics Educational Society of American was released on nineteen thousand nine dollar bond after conviction for complicity in the Avon power line tower bombing last April eleven during strike disorders. He and Thomas Smetana twenty five Cleveland MESA member had been jailed since August six due to bond failure and await appeal outcome from district court of appeals.
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Rodolph Kopecka
Cleveland
Mechanics Educational Society of American
Avon Power Line
District Court of Appeals
Kopecka
Thomas Smetana
Cleveland Mesa
Sen
Gur Bdler
Teo Lorain
Harry Jackson
Lorain
Frances Malik
Etsra
Harrys Fink
Rudolph B
Emil Rogecka
Land
Steel Production To Be Increased At Lorain
National Tube Co at Lorain Ohio plans a third blast furnace to raise steel output. Earl Brown, general superintendent, said the new furnace will begin operation within days and all three furnaces will be in use, signaling peak production in five years.
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Loradn, O
National Tube Co
Earl Brown
Rown
Harvest Specials On Used Cars At Daily Sale
Advert says harvest time brings a wide selection of used cars at easy terms. A complete directory of harvest value vehicles is on today’s ad page with drinkable deals and reasonable prices. Read the Harvest Safe ads and act now to reap benefits.
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Harvest Vale
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