Lorain County Christian Endeavor Convention Opens In City
About 600 young people are expected as the nineteenth Lorain County Christian Endeavor Convention gathers at the Church of Christ. The event runs Thursday evening through Friday with three sessions, a Friday banquet, and addresses by Raymond Weh and Tom Fred Campbell.
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Lorain County Christian Endeavor
Church of Christ
Second Congregational Sunday School
Harold Olmstead
Tom Fred Campbell
Middle Point
Ohio
Grafton to Enforce Traffic Rules
Grafton votes to enforce traffic laws with Mayor Cousins backing Marshal Brenner. A single traffic light, tested ten days ago, will become permanent with stop and go indicators. Council plans to mark streets with white paint and vows strict enforcement after alleged light violations by a councilman.
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Gratton
Frank Cousins
Qirief
Edward Brenner
Report Industry Is Gaining
Washington reports a rising business climate in September with a six point gain in the industrial production index over August. The Federal Reserve Board notes continued gains across industries and higher employment as shipments by rail and factory work rise from August to September, signaling a likely hold into October.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Geiser to Speak at First Congregational Club Meeting
Prof Karl Geiser of Oberlin College will address the Men's Club of the First Congregational church Thursday evening on The Hitler Movement in Germany. Dinner will be served at six oclock and ladies are invited.
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Geiser
Karl Geiser
Oberlin College
First Congregational Church
Germany
Ohio Weather Forecast Clouds Rain and Cold
Ohio forecast calls for cloudy skies and rain in central and eastern parts tonight with a much colder turn. Thursday will be partly cloudy with cooler conditions in the east and possible rain in the far north.
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Ohio
Democrats to hear Dye address at party HQ this evening
Democrats will gather at their headquarters tonight to hear Thomas E. Dye, former state chairman of the Democratic party, speak on current political matters.
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Thomas E. Dye
Democratic Party
Roosevelt's Bid Through Eastern Territory Attacks Four Horsemen
Franklin Roosevelt campaigned into New York and Massachusetts blasting the Four Horsemen of Republican leadership Destruction Delay Deceit and Despair He urged beer revenue and accused Hoover of hair shirt hypocrisy He planned stops at Baltimore Albany and Hyde Park amid strong crowds and renewed prohibition rhetoric.
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New York
U.p
Franklin Roosevelt
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Hoover
Midwest
Roosevelt
Fifth Regiment Armory
Biltmore
Albany
Hyde Park
Detroit
Cleveland Mayor to Speak at Democratic Rally Tomorrow
Ray T. Miller mayor of Cleveland will be principal speaker at a Democratic rally at the Democratic headquarters on Broad Street tomorrow at 8 PM. W. G. Smith announced it at the Democratic Men's Club. Thomas S. Dye, former chair of the state Democratic executive committee, will speak at 8 PM tonight.
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Ray T. Miller
Cleveland
Broad Street
W. G. Smith
Democratic Men’s Club
Thomas 5. Dye
Democratic Party
Butler Acts as Clerk of Council at Special Meeting
With Harv y Cheney absent, solicitor Howard Butler officiated as clerk of council during the special meeting last night. Cheney is in Cincinnati attending a joint meeting of the Governmental Research Bureau and the International City Managers Association, he reported today.
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Cheney
Cincinnati
Governmental Research Bureau
International City Managers Association
Rankin Wins Sixth Ward Seat In City Council Vote
City Clerk swore in C. E. Rankin as a council member after a crowded chamber watched a vote that gave him five of eight first-ballot approvals. Rankin faces bond filing and will likely receive committee assignments. the event followed a large petition by over 400 Sixth Ward residents supporting his nomination amid opposition from Western Heights leaders.
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Harvey Cheney
C. E. Rankin
Rankin
Council
O. E. Rankin
Walter Kohn
Ed Notley
Charles Sartor
Howard Roe
James Brown
Paul Wainwright
John Kolopos
Western Heights
Jane Bradshaw
Sartor
Wainwright
Leonard Smith
Fail Wainwright
Smith
Kohn
Ed. Notley
Carl Curtis
W. G. Smith
W. D. Taylor
A. L. Meyers
Lake Avenue
West Side
Meyers
Kennedy
Anna Kennedy
No. 1
Hopkins Appeals for Election of President in Republican Rally
William R. Hopkins, former Cleveland city manager, urged voters at a Gates Room rally that Herbert Hoover embodies the big enough for the world’s biggest job, praising Hoover’s humanitarian record and global leadership while contrasting Roosevelt’s background. He stressed leadership, agriculture understanding, and national unity as essential for the next four years.
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Hopkins
Cleveland
Hoosier Club
President Hoover
Roosevelt
David S. Ingalls
Rose Moriarty
William R. Hopkins
Gates
First Congregational Church
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
America
China
Hoovyer
Europe
Rankin Aims to Trim City Expenses on Council Start
O E Rankin newly elected councilman says his first step is to assess City finances. He will meet the auditor review department finances and compile city payrolls to identify ways to cut operating costs and retire city notes. He pledges to eliminate frills and push fiscal restraint despite potential pushback.
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Chronicle-Telegram
O. E. Rankin
Rankin
Ranklin
Seiberling Urges Protective Tariff at W C T U Meeting
Akron congressman Francis A. Seiberling spoke on the gold standard and a protective tariff before the W C T U at Mrs. F M Stevens home. He argued for duties on foreign goods, cited the reconstruction finance corporation as aiding banks railroads and policyholders, and urged faster labor reemployment. Mrs Seiberling and local leaders participated as devotions and program followed.
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Francis A. Seiberling
Akron
F. M. Stevens
Fifth Street
Seiberling
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury of
United States
Japan
C. V. Beasell
Keith Brown
Jay Fitch
Anna Kennedy
Department of Legislature
A. M. Boyer
S. H. Strickler
Arkansas
Reserve Officers Club to Meet at National Guard HQ
The Lorain County Reserve Officers club meets tonight at National Guard headquarters. A speaker from Headquarters Company, Cleveland, will address the group.
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Reserve Officers Club
Lorain County Reserve Officers Club
National Guard
Headquarters Company
Cleveland
Legion Buoy Meeting Sets Toy Drive Across Lorain County
Paul C. Collins will chair a countywide toy collection and distribution drive this Christmas through the Lorain County 49 and eight American Legion posts. Eight posts coordinate with a county committee based in Elyria. Otto K. Mischka named county publicity officer. Over 200 World War I veterans attended the session led by Commander A. T. Sibley.
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Paul C. Collins
West Avenue
Elyria City
American Legion
Lorain County
Lorain
Syria
Amherst
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Oberlin
Wellington
Elyria
Otto K. Mischka
Legion
A. T. Sibley
Borah 10 vote for Hoover endorses Hoover in Newark
Senator William E Borah of Idaho says he will vote for Herbert Hoover for president after a scathing attack on Alfred E Smith in Newark New Jersey. Borah called Smiths anti prohibition position a decisive factor and indicated he would not actively back the Republican candidate.
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Nampa
Ida
William EH. Borah
Herbert Hoover
Idaho
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Newark
N. J
United Press
Borah Smith
Hoover
Borah
al Smith
Joseph V Patterson Named New Ohio Legion Head
Joseph V Patterson, a close friend of the late Col. Ralph D Cole, has been chosen by the state Legion executive committee to fill Cole's position. Patterson, an Findlay business insurance agent, succeeds Cole who died from injuries in an automobile accident near Warren, Ohio.
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Joseph V. Patterson
Ralph D. Cole
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Warren, C
Cole
State Legion Executive Committee
Patterson
Findlay, C
Not Guilty Found in Reckless Driving Case
Floyd Chamberlain of Grafton was found not guilty by a jury in Judge A R Webber's court of reckless driving. He faced an indictment from the grand jury over an auto collision near Kingsley's Corners last July.
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Floyd Chamberlain
Grafton
A. R. Webber
Kingsley’s Corners
Examining Board To Receive No Compensation
Elyria City Board of Examiners will serve without pay after September 1, as the board votes to eliminate the 80 a year allowance due to diminished work. C. P. Shively is reappointed to a two year term on the board. Exams for teachers are offered in May and August each year with only minimal fees collected last year.
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Elyria City
Republicans Plan Busy Schedule in Elyria and Lorain
Elyria and Lorain County Republicans outline a busy campaign week ahead with governor candidate David S. Ingalls touring Wednesday speaking at 5 p m in Elyria near the county courthouse, 7 30 p m in Lorain, and 9 p m in Cleveland after an ox toast in Pittsfield. A Tuesday rally sponsored by the Elyria Republican Booster Club features attorney general candidate John Bricker, a former Utilities Commissioner, as speaker, venue to be announced.
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Elyria
Lorain County
David S. Ingalls
Ingalls
County Court House
Pittsfield
Lorain
Cleveland
Republican
Booster Club of
John Bricker
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Man and Wife Found Shot to Death in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio on October 26 Bar I Ege aged 53 and his wife Ethel 41 were found shot to death in their home. Police say the husband killed the wife with a pistol then shot himself. Domestic trouble was blamed. Ege had been the woman’s third husband.
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Dayton. O
Bar
Ege
Ethel
Fourth Invasion of Midwest Planned by Hoover
President Hoover plans an eight stop itinerary for a fourth campaign drive through the Midwest. The presidential special train leaves Thursday night and reaches Indianapolis Friday afternoon, with brief five minute halts in Cincinnati and other cities en route. Return trips include five West Virginia stops before reaching Washington Saturday evening.
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Washington
Uey
Hoover
Indiapolis
White House
Indianapolis
Baltimore and Ohio
Cincinnati
Winton Place
Sterr’s Street
West Virginia
Elyria Board hires physician to handle scarlet fever case
The Elyria City Board of Education approved employing a physician to assist the local school nurse at Ely School. The doctor will stay on until contagion subsides after parents urged action. One new case was reported yesterday, with the disease presently believed under control.
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Ely School
Ely
Elyria City
Inquiry Into City Purchases Sparks Probe By Councilmen
Councilmen W. G. Smith and Carl Curtis told a Chronicle- Telegram representative they are initiating an inquiry to determine whether Elyria city contracts are awarded to local firms in which any council member holds stock. They offered no specific cases but said they may have information to disclose later.
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W. G. Smith
Carl Curtis
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
Mr. Smith
Mr. Curtis
Sign Falls Wounds Woman Walking Past Local Plant
Mrs. Vera Januszewski of 108 Highland Court was injured when a large sign blew loose at Breed Street near Glen Regere Mail Company at 9 30 this morning. She suffered a possible fracture of the right shoulder and knee injuries and was taken to a clinic. The sign also broke a window of a motor company, police reported.
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Vera Januszewski
Highland Court
Glen Regere Mail Company
Breed Street
Clinte
Fined $300 By The Mayor
Charles Bowser, 25 Weet nue, faced a mayoral fine of 360 dollars after a morning appearance. Police arrested him for alleged possession of Haver as he was arraigned before Mayor W. Mi. Ofter.
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Charles Bowser
Haver
W. Mi
Tas
How
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