Halloween Parade Plans Highlight City Celebration
Plans for a large Halloween parade on Wednesday October List were approved by the general committee with Mayor Hewitt presiding. The parade starts at 7 45 p m and bands drum corps from Lorain Oberlin Elyria and local groups are slated to participate. A post parade talent program features Prof Bill Struchinski and his White Leghorn Orchestra plus Ducky Webber and a cast of young performers. The event stresses fun for children with a heavy emphasis on youth acts and safety.
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General
Hallowe’en Committee
James A. Hewitt
Hallowe'en
A. L. Werner
Elyria City
Lorain
Oberlin
Columbia and
Crafton
Werner
Frank Wilford
Bill Struchinski
Bill
Ducky Webber
Ducky
Chief Stankard
Don Baird
Fire at Notre Dame Cathedral Fanned by Firefighters in Belgium
In Tornati Belgium firemen and soldiers fought a blaze that threatened the famed Notre Dame Cathedral. Priceless artworks including Rubens and Jordaens paintings were saved or at risk as the flames were brought under control early today.
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Tornati
Belgium
Notre Damme Lero
Rubens
Jordaens Peassero
Address by Anti-Saloon League founder draws 300
Howard Hyde Russell of Westerville spoke to more than 300 guests at the First Methodist church, outlining the league's second campaign, praising Hoover, and opposing Governor Smith's Prohibition modification plan. Other speakers included Morrow Kingdon Southwell and Carson.
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First Methodist Church
Governor Smith
Herbert Hoover
Drys
Anti-Saloon League
Howard Hyde Russell
Westereville
Manufacturers and Business Committee
League
Russell
T Lve Spraklers
Alfred E. Smith
George W. Morrow
Frank Kingdon
Lansing
Michigan
George C. Southwell
Robert P. Carson
Colorado
Oberlin
William A. Braman
E. W. Metcalf
A. R. Webber
George Chamberlin
Tammany
Southwell
Exemption claims surface in Ohio campaign speeches
In Coshocton and Columbus, Democratic candidate Charles V. Truax challenged Republican plans, accusing Senator Curtis of hypocrisy over farm relief and tariff views while Arthur A. Nixon tied Davey’s war exemption to support among ex service men. Cincinnati coverage cites Taft prophecy echoed by Graham Hunt in a debate.
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Coshocton
Charles V. Truax
United States
Charles Curtis
Truax
Senator Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Curtis
Columbus
Arthur A. Nixon
Republican State Central Committee
Martin L. Davey
Nixon
Davey
Ohio
Myers Y. Cooner
Naverian News
Cooper
College
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
U. S. Supreme Court
Graham P. Hunt
U. S
Taft
Hunt
Joseph T. Robinson
Fargo
N. C
Hoover
Judge Florence E Allen Narrowly Escapes Auto Crash
Judge Florence E Allen of the state supreme court escaped unharmed when a truck crashed into the rear of the automobile she occupied near Cincinnati. Misses Gertrude and Edith Gardner were passengers. Edith Gardner drove. Gertrude Gardner suffered head and body bruises but was not severely hurt. The truck driver Elisha Ellis, with a Pennsylvania address, caused minor damage to the truck. the Gardner car was wrecked and the group recovered their composure quickly.
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Cincinnaty
Florence E. Allen
State Supreme Court
Gertrude
Edith Gardner
Elisha Ellis
Pennsylvania
Gardner
Political Battle in Brief Hoover Westward Trip and Key Speeches
Washington prepared for Herbert Hoover's trip west with a St Louis speech planned for Nov 3. Behind the scenes, Alfred E. Smith rallied in New York after Boston demonstrations as unions and newspapers noted expected Democratic gains in Rhode Island Massachusetts and Connecticut. Campaign finance tallies showed 2 065 038 65 received by Oct 22 with 2 951 031 spent since July 23.
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Herbert Hoover
Washington
St. Louis
Leutenanta
Alfred FE. Smith
New York
Boston
New England
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Grand Army Day Celebrated at Wellington
Wellington observes Grand Army Day with 26 veterans from Lorain, Lucas, Ashland and Wayne counties marching in. The event features Walter Mosher and Ben McClaffen performing the Spirit of 76 with fife and drums, a luncheon with Kiwanians, Betsy Ross quartet singing and enduring tales of wartime camaraderie. State Commander John McClay recalls his nickname Snotty MecClark during the Jonesborough campaign as stories continue to weave a family reunion tone.
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Violet Curtice
Wellington
Lorain
Lucas
Ashland
Wayne Counties
Arch Willard
Hugh Mosher
Fifer ii
Walter Mosher
Brighton
Ben McClaffen
Wakeman
Kiwanians
Hotel England
Betsy Ross
Canton
Elizabeth Wenning Waterson
Bertha Allman
Enid Ligget Myers
Cora Killey Lambright
General Headquarters
Charles Recard
American Legion and Auxiliary
Morgan-Ditlam Post
Department
Drys To Hold Two Meetings Sunday Night
Lorain County Dry Federation announces two Sunday night gatherings in Kipton and Henrietta. The federation’s Flying Squadron leads both meetings with speakers Judge N. C. Wilcox Howard Butler and N. D. Backus. Kipton hears at 7 15 p m in the school auditorium Henrietta follows at the Methodist church an hour later.
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Henrietta
Ripton
Lorain County
Zeppelin Graf Zeppelin Western Tour Canceled
Dr Hugo Eckener canceled the Graf Zeppelin western trip due to weather and local conditions. Crews prepared to refuel for return to Germany as guests and onlookers at Lakehurst faced disappointment. Eckener hoped for later European flights before winter storms.
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Lakehurst
N. JL
Hugo Eckener
Eckener
Dr. Eckener
Germany
Frederichshafen
Ridgeville Considers $60,000 School Bond Issue
In Ridgeville Ohio the proposed 60,000 bond issue to enlarge the school building is set for a November 6 vote. Supporters cite overcrowded grades with rooms housing far more pupils than legal capacity. nine additional rooms would meet immediate and future needs. An open meeting at town hall Monday will discuss the proposal with many taxpayers expected.
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Ridgeville
Chronicle-Telegram
Report 31 Killed in Wreck in Roumania Paris
Paris dispatch reports 31 persons killed when a Simplon express train collided with another near Resca Roumania. The city offices announced the loss and noted the disaster involved the Simplon line.
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Roumania
Paris
Simplon Express
Resca
Roumanis
Joint Elyria Lorain airport proposed to serve two cities
Civic committees from Elyria and Lorain meet at the Elyria Elks hall and agree a jointly owned modern airport could serve Elyria Lorain and nearby Amherst. A feasibility study by an aeronautical engineer is planned to judge financial viability and site options for a 2500 by 2500 foot field with possible Stout Air Services involvement.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Board of Trade
John Brooks
Dan Symons
Charles Tucker
James A. Hewitt
Fred Lohnes
J. B. Nichols
Mascy J. C. Standen
Robert M. Hoffman
Stouts Air Services, Inc
Cleveland
Hoffman
Brook Park
Ferther
Stout Air Services, Inc
Elyria - Lorain
J. C. Standex
Five arraigned on grand jury indictments
Five men indicted by Lorain countys grand jury last Tuesday were arraigned before Judge A R Webber as the Louis Cicco trial continued. Names include Mike Laschisky charged with shooting with intent to kill, Louis Caywood charged with non support with bond 500 dollars, Edward Kanelerz burglary and larceny with bond 5000, Raymond Coleman non support bond 500, Edward Chaffee non support bond 500. Albert Weccay absent on a Great Lakes freighter and to appear later.
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Lorain County
Grand Jury
A. R. Webber
Louis Cicco
Mike Laschisky
Simeon Nash
Russia Township
Louis Caywood
Edward Kanelerz
Raymond Coleman
Lorain
Edward Chaffee
Atbert WeCay
Hill Reelected Lorain WCTU Leader and National Delegate
Mrs Nellie M Hill president of Lorain County WCTU was reelected Thursday to head the state board of trustees at the Columbus convention The body ratified her election as a national convention delegate to be held in Boston November 14 22 She had been elected delegate at the Wellington county convention but the state needed ratification of the county choice
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W.C.T.U
Hill
Nellie M. Hill
Lorain County
State Board of Trustees of the Union
Columbus
Boston
Thieves Steal 80 Hogs and 17 Sheep in Night Theft
In Highland county near Leesburg, 59 hogs and 17 sheep valued at 1260 were stolen from the Taylor Barger farm during the night. Neighbors say two men forcefully loaded the livestock after confronting Wiley Burnett with a searchlight and a gun. A $400 reward is offered for the return of the stock.
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Washington, C. H
Taylor Barger
Leesburg
Highland County
Barger
Wiley Burnett
Burnett
Hoppe To Die On Nov 2nd
The ninth district circuit court of appeals today reaffirmed the conviction of Charles Hoppe, a former Toledo chauffeur, for abducting and killing seven year old Dorothy Szelagowski. The court set Friday, November 2, as his execution date, with Hoppe on death row after a brief reprieve pending appeal. The child was abducted from her bed, assaulted and killed several months ago. Hoppe pleaded vanity and drunkenness.
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Toledo
Ninth District Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles Hoppe
Dorothy Szelagowski
Hoppe
Circuit Court of Appeals
State Penitentiary
Szclagowsk
Republicans Report Campaign Spending and Resources
Washington report shows the Republican National Committee had spent up to October 24 and disclosed figures including 3,123.94 on the Hoover Curtis campaign. Treasurer Joseph Nutt reported to the house and senate campaign lands committee that the committee’s receipts totaled 7,261,506.93 with a balance of 137,811.39 and 53,217 contributors.
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Washington
Hoover-Curtis
Joseph °. Nutt
House
Senate
Expert Case To Reach Jury In Louis Cicco Trial
Testimony in the Louis Cicco case concluded this afternoon as both sides rested. A motion to instruct the jury before closing arguments was argued while Judge Webber overruled a state request to exclude defense exhibits. Cicco testified about the night of the shooting and described his coat and badge, with Betty Heywood and her sister corroborating parts of the account. The trial, in its sixth day, will resume next Monday with further arguments and possible rebuttal. Also noted, a separate item mentions the Nobel Prize in Medicine awarded to Professor Nicolle of Tunis for work against typhus.
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Louis Cicco
Betty Heywood
Cicco
Ciccos
Louis Chea
4. R. Webber Aled
Webbeer
Britt Buda
A. R. Webber
Cieco
Klady
Firestone
Edwards
Cleco
Kisdy
Knitter
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