Ethiopians Maneuver to Trap Italians in Southern Front
Add id Ababa reports a quarter million Ethiopian troops are retreating south to lure Italian forces into a death trap in the Webbe Shibeli and Webbi Manna valley region. Ras Nassibu, governor of Ogaden, directs scattered units toward Ginir as Graziani advances north toward Dolo. The mobilization tops 1.6 million on the northern front, with heavy arms moving south through British Somaliland.
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United Press
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Addis Ababa
Webbe Shiben
Wadare
Ginir
Wadara
Ras Nassimbu
Ogaden
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Dolo
Ras Nassibu
Graziani
Somalland
Italians Rout Ethiopians Front on Southern Front
Italian army controls the southern front as Ethiopian soldiers and irregulars pull back in disorder. Armored cars and motor vehicles aid in the rout, with Ethiopians splitting into two fleeing groups after bombardments near Dagmerei. Some were killed or captured as Ethiopian bands retreated toward Burdoi and Canaio.
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United Press
Mogadiescio
Italian Somaliland
Dubai
Dagneres
Burdoi
Webbe Shibeli
Canaio
Dagmerei
Britain Opposes Postponement of League Penalties
Paris Oct 26 Britain refused an Italian request to postpone League of Nations penalties during talks to end the crisis. Sir George Clerk conveyed Britain's stance to Premier Laval, stressing strict collective enforcement. Mussolini may pursue peace ideas amid Italy's tense economic situation influencing the request.
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Paris
CRI
Great Britain
League of Nations
George Clerk
Laval
Clerk
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Italy
Weather Ohio Partly cloudy with light rain in far west
Partly cloudy weather across Ohio tonight with possible light rain in extreme west and north portions. Slightly warmer conditions in the southern region. Sunday forecast shows continued partly cloudy skies and a gradual rise in temperatures.
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Ohio
Red Cross Roll Call Opens With 150 Workers
The Elyria Red Cross rolls out a countywide drive led by Robert T. Moore with more than 150 workers starting Monday to cover Elyria and Lorain County South. George Richwine heads Industrial division. meeting at St Pauls Elyria named the executive board and local village and township delegates.
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Otto HK. Mischka
Utiza
Oberli In
Wellington
Grafton
Rochester
LaGrange
Kipton
Loraico
Red Cross
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Elyria
Robert T. Moore
Moore
Lorain County
George Richwine
James A. Hewitt
A. R. Webber
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
J. N. Stone
Qherjin
Mem
Man Bunneth
Jurlee A. R. Webber
H. C. Chenery
R. J. Fitch
A. L. Baker
H. A. Crandall
C. W. Greene
James Gabriel
Mabel Marsh
Brighton
Clair Goss
Proposals For Peace Given To Britain
London reports two series of peace proposals for the Italian Ethiopian crisis. Communicated by French Premier Laval, the plans stem from talks with Italian ambassador Cerruti in Paris. Britain and France reportedly reject the proposals in their current form as not acceptable despite discussions within the League of Nations framework.
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London
Great Britain
Paris
France
Pierre Laval
Laval
Vittorio Cerruti
Benito Mussolini
League of Nations
Start Third Blast Furnace At Lorain
Lorain plant operations shift as the National Tuke Company begins third blast furnace output today. Next week will feature three blast furnaces and nine open hearths active, with Bessemere converter and several mills on adjusted turns and idle periods. Continuous mills adjust schedules from Monday through the midweek, impacting rail and skelp mills.
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National Tuke Company Pliant
Lorain
Bessemer Converter
Skelp Mill
Skelp Mill Number Five
Butt Mills
Lapp Mill
Seamless Mill
Italy Seeks Exit From Ethiopian Crisis in Diplomatic Plea
The article reports Italy's Mussolini seeking a way out of the Italo Ethiopian conflict amid mounting economic strain. London sources say Britain received peace proposals as Rome shifts from military to diplomatic efforts, with Italian appeals to delay league sanctions while negotiations proceed. The focus of the struggle appears to be the European diplomatic front rather than battlefield actions.
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Benito Mussolini
Ifrom
London
Great Britain
Welb Milter
Miller
Italy
Adgena
Africa
Ethiopia
Tialy
Several Are Badly Hurt In Accidents
Several traffic accidents yesterday afternoon and evening left multiple people injured. Siyron Ensign of Wellington, 32, was seriously hurt when his car collided with a machine driven by Mr. Dunn of Oberlin on the Diagonal road south of Oberlin. Ensign rolled his car six times, was thrown clear, and rushed to Wellington hospital with two broken shoulder blades and other injuries. Louise M. Dunfe, 40, of Route 15 near Wellington, received a fractured ankle and bruises after being struck by a car while walking along the road near her home and treated at Falls Clinic. Deputy sheriffs E. Monroe and Joseph Woodings investigated. Tratrobman Hart State Patrolman J.C. Lerch was knocked from his motorcycle and suffered cuts and bruises while waiting for a traffic light change at Erie and Kansas avenues in Lorain. treated for minor injuries. Gertrude Rahi of 156 Clark Street hurt and bruised when her car collided with a truck trailer on Broad Street while backing from the curb. Clara Lee of East College Street, Oberlin, reported in fair condition at Allen Hospital with a fractured pelvis, broken hip, and compound fracture after being struck by Dwight Bowden of Oberlin while crossing the street. A car driven by Cecil Puls of 41953 East River Street was damaged when struck at East Bridge and East River streets. A collision on Lake Avenue at Erie Street damaged Clarence Miller of Lorain and a light truck driven by Al Miller of Foster Avenue.
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Siyron Ensign
Wellington
County Road Department
Dunn
Oberlin
Charles Davis
Leslie Tripp
Rochester
Ensign
Harold Landgrebe
Louise M. Dunfe
Falls
E. Monroe
Joseph Woodings
Biddinger
Tratrobman Hart
J.C. Lerch
Lorain
Erie
Kansas Avenues
B. F. Conklis
Milan
Lerch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gertrude Rahi
Clark Street
Broad Street
Clara Lee
East College Street
Allen Hospital
Cleveland
Dwight Bowden
Officers Elected By Associated Charities
The Annual Meeting of the Associated Charities elected officers for the ensuing year. C. L. Sotherden was named President, J. A. Hewitt Vice President, A. H. West Treasurer, and Mrs. Marie Gilman General Secretary. Directors include James B. Seward and H. W. Pond. The group plans to take on city relief work under changes to county relief.
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Associated Charities
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
C. L. Sotherden
J. A. Hewitt
A. H. West
J. B. Thomas
Marie Gilman
Ahore
James B. Seward
H. W. Pond
Prominent Credit Men To Speak At Local Dinner
Two notable credit officials address the Exy via Credit Rating Bureau at their annual dinner at the Elks Club Restaurant at 6 p m next Tuesday. Speakers include G C Driver president of the National Retail Credit Association and May Company credit manager, and William H Gray secretary of the Cleveland Retail Merchants Board and manager of the Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Company.
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Exy
Credit Rating Bureau
Elks’ Club
G. C. Driver
National Retail Credit Association
May Company
Cleveland
Willim H. Gray
Cleveland Retail Merchants’ Board
Cleveland Retail Credit Men's Company
Speakers Named for Six Farmers Institutes in Lorain County
Principal speakers for six Farmers Institutes in Lorain County were selected. Five state speakers were chosen plus one to be determined. Local speakers will be added later. Zella Lawrence and Charles Peters will speak at Columbia and Belden institutes in January. Helen Harbaze and P. E. Grubb will address Huntingon and Brighton institutes in mid January. D R McConnell will address Eaton and Brownhelm institutes. the top speaker for those two remains undecided.
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Vincipal
Lorain County
Chosten
Zella Lawrence
Warne County
Charles Peters
iCarroll County
Columbia Institute
Belden Institute
Lawrence
Grange
Farm Bureau
Warne County Relief Committee
Peters
Helen Harbaze
West Jefferson
Madison Country
P. E. Grubb
Johnstown
Licking County
Huntington Institute
Brighton Institute
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
D. R. McConnell
Salem
Mahoning County
Eaton Institute
Brownhelm
MecConnell
Ohio University
Ohio State Grange
Names Drawn For Jury Service From Lorain and Nearby Towns
Names drawn for jury service begin Monday include Mary Burks of Elrria Thomas McQuiston of LaGranse Katherine Grohe of Amherst Ellsworth Gabel of Avon Lake Charles Place of Columbus Station Stanley Plits of Wellington and Lorain residents Anna Fischer Clara Holt Carelia Reising Dorothy Cox Faye Greulich Grace Vorewerk George Jacobs Ambrose Kissel.
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Petit Jerrors
Tedar
Mary E. Burks
Elrria
Thomas McQuiston
LaGranse
Katherine Grohe
Amherst
Ellsworth Gabel
Avon Lake
Charles Place
Columbis Station
Stanley Plits
Wellington
Lorain
Anna Fischer
Clara Marie Holt
Carelia Reising
Dorothy Cox
Faye Greulich
Grace Vorewerk
George Jacobs
Ambrose Kissel
John Barrymore Near Physical Collapse
John Barrymore, beset by marital troubles, is under a physician’s care for a nervous condition nearing complete collapse. The Hollywood star’s health concerns have prompted urgent medical observation.
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John Barrymore
Bollywood
Parks Named Industrial Chairman
J J Parks named chairman of the industrial division of the Community Chest campaign announced by Hall Reynolds the general chairman. Parks a superintendent of Steel and Tubes Elyria division active in community affairs and on the Elyria Chamber of Commerce board of directors. Plans call for representatives of all industrial plants to form a complete industrial division organization to manage subscriptions. Reynolds said team captain names will be announced early next week.
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J.J. Parks
Community Chest
Hall+ Reynolds
Reynolds
Parks
Elyria
Pleads Guilty To Payroll Padding Case In Lorain County
Harry E. Rehling of 718 Lakeside Avenue Lorain county road foreman pleaded guilty to padding the county payroll by at least 500 dollars. He was bound over to the grand jury on 2085 dollars bond after arraignment before Justice Joseph Petre. County Commissioner Oscar G. Dunn led the investigation revealing that Rehling credited National Tube Company workers with hours not performed. He faced jail after failing to post bond. Prosecutor Howard R. Butler led the hearing.
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Harry E. Rehling
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
Gane Foreman
Joseph Petre
Oscar G. Dunn
Rehling
Dunn
Reh
Rehms
Nol & S
National Tube Company
Ownih
Rehline
Renlins
Howard R. Butler
Curfew Rings Tonight in Lima After Forty Years Silent
Lima Ohio wakes to a renewed curfew tonight after four decades of silence. Police Chief Ward Taylor enforces a 9 30 p m curfew for all children under 16 until November 1, aiming to curb property damage by pre Halloween pranksters.
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Lima
Ward Taylor
Gunman Found Strangled To Death
Albert Stern a 24 year old gunman linked to seven recent killings was found strangled in a Newark apartment. Police note possible self strangulation or death by necktie with a gas jet fumes present. Stern, also called Stein, tied to Louis Pretzs Amberg’s murder and associated with the Flegenheimer faction, marked further underworld violence in New York and Newark.
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New York
Albert Stern
Newark
Stern
Stein
Louis Pretzs Amberg
Brooklyn
Arthur
Dutch Schultz
Flesenheimer
Manhattan
Flegenheimer
Flegenheimer Nesters
Martin Krompier
Fiezenheimer
Samuel Gold
Unpopular New Jersey sales tax repeal passes house
In Trenton on September 26 the unpopular two percent sales tax was permanently eliminated after a short seven hour session. The bill repealing the tax was approved by both houses of the legislature.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Extend Membership Drive of Y M C A
The annual YMCA membership campaign is extended to mid next week after delays in canvassing. Many volunteers have not reported final memberships yet while renewals rise and new memberships are being secured. Campaign leaders anticipate a highly successful drive this year.
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Naliy Scheduld
Mussolini Warns of Bitter Fight Against Sanctions
Premier Benito Mussolini warned Italy will wage a desperate defense against League of Nations sanctions. He urged Italians to stand firm in memory of the Rome march anniversary and pledged readiness for any development, citing past heroic deeds and Ethiopia front actions.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
League of Nations
Il Duce
Mussolini
Aduwa
Africa
Duce
Elyria Delegates to Ohio Chamber Meeting in Cleveland
Three Elyria Chamber of Commerce delegates will attend the Ohio Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Cleveland on November 6 and 7. Alternates are named, with sessions including directors’ meetings, an annual banquet, a fiscal forum, and talks by Governor Landon and other officials.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
B. Smythe
J. B. Johnson
J. Parks
L. B. Igiauer
Ralph Murbach
William F. Golimar
Board of Directors
Resolutions Committee
Sormeber
Martin L. Daer
Ohio
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Robert A. Tait
Cincinnati
Arch D. Schultz
Col C. O. Sherrill
Lawrence H. Sloan
New York City
Cleveland Hotel
Elyria Chamber Secretary Attends Washington Convention
Elyria chamber secretary Harry W. Lueihi returned home yesterday after attending the convention of the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries in Washington. Twenty six Ohio secretaries attended. topics included the state budget balance without new taxes and the Securities Act and its impact on required accountings.
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Harry W. Lueihi
Elyria
Burglars Shoot Cincinnati Captain in Home Invasion
Captain Augustus O. Kirschner, 64, head of the Rea Franklin and the Arthur Hitler tow boats, was shot in the front hall of his Cincinnati home during a burglary. His son Elston Kirschner and the assailant’s young accomplice were present as the intruder fled.
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Cincinnath O
Augustus O. Kirschner
Rea Ranklin
Arthur Hitler
Futtschurgh
New Orleans
Cinnemmnati Detect
Kirschner
Elston Hirchhner
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Shaw
Philaja Navy Yard
Cecil Puls
East River Street
East Bridge
East River Streets
Lake Avenue
Erie Street
Clarence Miller
al. Miller
Foster Avenue
Ras Nassibi
Farmers’ Institutes
Industrial
Bulletin
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Ohio C. of C
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