Graf Zeppelin to Return to Germany After Brief U.S. Visit
Graf Zeppelin, greeted in Lakehurst, prepares for a westbound return to Fried erichshafen. Dr. Hugo Eckener confirms cancellation of the midwestern U.S. flight and says the airship may leave Monday if weather allows. He notes Germany’s aeronautic reception by October 27 and aims to prove safe, reliable transatlantic operations with rapid crossings.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Friederichshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Dr. Eckener
America
Berlin
Elyria Lorain Real Estate Board Meeting Monday
The Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board will hold a meeting at Spring Valley Country Club on Monday evening October 29. Principal speaker Carlton Schultz of Cleveland will discuss confidence in one’s hometown. Ray Hofford, secretary of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards, will outline state association work. Lorain brokers are invited through secretary Rowley and encouraged to attend.
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Elyria-Lorain County Real Estate Board
Spring Valley Country Club
Carlton Schultz
Cleveland
Schultz
Ray Hofford
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Hofford
Lorain Real Estate Board
Rowley
Lorain Real Estate
Chase Dogs Away With Gun At Dyke Farm
German police dogs annoyed the Dyke farm sheep on Cleveland road. After a prior attack killed one sheep, a gun car was used against the dogs yesterday. The dogs escaped unharmed, but two more sheep were killed.
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George Dyke
Cleveland Road
Sheen
Famous criminologist Albert Schneider found dead in Portland
Dr Albert Schneider professor of criminology at the University of California and dean of the North Pacific College of Pharmacy was found dead under mysterious circumstances in Portland Oregon. His body was discovered upright against a wall by a milk truck driver this morning.
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Portland
Ore
Albert Schneider
University of California
North Pacific College of Pharmacy
Schneider
Fess to Speak at Elyria GOP Rally Monday Night
Elyria will host a final Republican rally Monday at the Rialto Theater at eight. U S Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio will address the meeting as the candidate seeking another long term Senate term, joined by Mrs. Clark Thompson, Francis A. Lieberling, and J. Anderson in the program.
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Elyria
United States
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Senate
Rialto Theater
Fess
Clark Thompson
Cincinnati Club
Francis A. Lieberling
Akron
Fourteenth
J. Anderson
Shelby
Louis Cicco Trial Postponed for Two Hours of Argument
Louis Cicco’s trial continues with two hours allotted to each side for opening arguments, pushing court charges to Tuesday morning if jurors stay, as judge Webber limits overnights due to county facilities. Testimony concluded, with further witnesses including Betty Cleca and Margaret Heywood. The case references legality of searches without warrants and potential damages in a previous dry raid.
Attempt Made to Burn Church in Columbus
Incendiaries tried to ignite First Congregational Church in Columbus just after midnight. The second attempt in three weeks followed an October 12 vandalism. A hole in the floor and minimal damage were reported as flames were extinguished. Rev. N H Lichister offered no motive beyond fanatics.
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Columbus
First Congregational
N. H. Lichister
Watch your chickens warns Lorain County Sheriff
Sheriff E G Mathews issues autumn warning to fowl owners in Lorain county urging extra locks to deter chicken thieves. He notes thefts have begun and asks farmers to report tampering promptly, stressing holiday season profits tempt thieves and calling for cooperative prevention.
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E. G. Mathews
Lorain County
Mathews
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Broadcast Tonight
The Elyria Legion Drum and Bugle Corps will broadcast from the public auditorium over station WHE this evening at 10 30. The local boys will participate in a program at the auditorium and depart at 9 36 PM in a special car provided by the Cleveland Legion.
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Elyria Legion
Cleveland Legion
Three Homes Razed by Flames in Columbus
Ten people were made homeless when a blaze swept three five room frame houses in Columbus Ohio on October 27. The estimated loss stood at fifteen thousand nine dollars.
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Columbus
Political clash spans Hoover Smith and 18th amendment debate
Hoover tells Senate conference December legislation will be tackled in extraordinary spring session as Smith rides a wave of support from New England into Philadelphia. Curtis heads midwest tour while Hughes defends against Smith’s charges of state socialism and the so called sham 18th amendment issue. Fisher brothers donate 100000 to Hoover-Curtis fund. Reed attacks Hoover over oil scandal silence and long residence abroad at Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Buffalo
N. Y
Smith
Boston
Weaver
James A. Reed
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Elizabeth
No .3
Court hears habeas corpus case over Elyria child
Hight-year-old Darlene Mae Lilley of 1199 East River Street Elyria became the subject of habeas corpus proceedings in common pleas court today when Judge A R Webber granted her alleged real mother a writ to have the girl brought into court for a hearing on her parentage The petition was filed by Mrs Helen Eileen Smith of Lake Avenue who claims the child is unlawfully held by Margaret Lilley of East River Street Sheriff's deputies found no one at home and the hearing was postponed until Monday July Darlene was legally adopted years ago by Miss Lilley court officials said the foster mother and real mother are cousins and the adoptive status was disputed by Smiths counsel in court today
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Darlene Mae Lilley
East River Street
Elyria
A. R. Webber
Helen Eileen Smith
Lake Avenue
Margaret Lilley
Jug
Darlene
Court House
Miss Lilley
Mrsmith
Webber
Findley
Pocket thief strikes twice in sleep : two burglaries
A burglar with a fondness for emptying trouser pockets robbed E. R. Hollis at 631 West River Street of 69 dollars after entering through a cellar window. At 241 Bath Street William Hardy lost 1 dollar 60 in cash from his trousers. The Murbach Coal Co office at West Bridge and North streets was entered by breaking a rear window. a safe remained locked despite a crowbar attempt.
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E. R. Hollis
West River Street
Hollis
Bath Street
William Hardy
Hardy
Murbach Coal Company
West Bridge
North Streets
William Maddock
Maddock
Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospital Observe Twentieth Anniversary
Walter G. Fiske of Oberlin College will address a Rialto Theatre gathering on November first marking the 20th anniversary of Elyria Memorial Hospital and Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. Leaders including A Allen James Hewitt and Dr Robert Hancock will speak. Open House runs 2 700 to 5 00 pm with tea served. About 15090 invitations sent. public welcome.
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Walter G. Fiske
Oberlin
Rialto Theatre
Elyrians
Oberlin College
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Gates Hospital
Lorain County
Fiske
E Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
James A. Hewitt
Elyria youths confess to 12 burglaries across three counties
Three Elyria youths Lester Kelly 17 Lloyd Kelly 26 and Claude Kelley Loc t street confessed to 12 burglaries and robberies in Lorain Erie and Lake counties. Their arrests followed a stop at a Lorain gun store with theft tools and stolen property found in their auto. Father of one youth and another Elyria man held on suspicions of receiving stolen goods as investigators press charges.
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Lorain
Elyria
Lake Shore
Hended
Amherst
Oberlin
Birmingham
Menrietta
Madison
Mentor
Britt Buda
John Meister
Suit Filed for 5100 Foreclosure on Kent House Loan
The Black River Lumber Company filed suit in common pleas court seeking 5100 for materials furnished to C. N. Kent and others for a dwelling. The case asks foreclosure of two mortgages on the property and for the marshalling of all liens on the estate.
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Black River Lumber Company
Common Pleas Court
C. N. Kent
Red Cross Roll Call Dinner Tuesday
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its Twelfth annual roll call dinner at the First Congregational church on Tuesday October 30 at 6 30. James P Kirby of Cleveland a former chief probations officer and Sted Grose official will give the address of the evening. Chairman Howard Butler will be in charge of the meeting. It is expected that between two and three hundred workers in the Roll Call will attend the dinner at which time plans will be made for the campaign which is expected to enroll at least 4500 persons.
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Elyria
American Red Cross
First Congregational Church
James P. Kirby
Cleveland
Sted Grose
Howard Butler
McQuigg Former Legion Head Dies in East Cleveland
Brig. Gen. John R. McQuigg former national commander of the American Legion died at his East Cleveland home after more than a year of illness. He led the 112th Engineers in World War I, served as Ohio National Guard commander, and had a long Cleveland law career. Born Wooster December 5, 1866, he studied at Wooster College Cornell and National Law School. His funeral details follow.
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Cleveland
John R. McQuigg
American Legion
Donald
Pauline
McQuigg
112Th Engineers
France
Ohio National Guard
Harry L. Davis
Wooster
Wooster College
Cornell University
National Law School
Washington
Cleveland Grays
Spain
Grays
Tenth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Cuba
Davey Attacks Maschke Over Ohio Election Fraud Row
Congressman Martin L. Davey, Democratic governor candidate, criticized Cuyahoga county GOP leaders in a telegram to Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown. He cited the county grand jury report urging removal of most of the board of elections and called for accountability for alleged frauds.
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Cleveland. O
Martin L. Davey
Guahoga County
Republican
Clarence J. Brown
Cuyahoga County
Grand Jury
Board of Elections
Davey
Maurice Maschke
Republican National
Maschke
Hoover vows quick action on farm relief if elected
Washington. October 27. Herbert Hoover said he would call a special session of Congress to pass farm relief legislation if adequate action is not taken in the coming short session. He urged avoiding a delay to regular sessions, and warned he would call a special session to secure early constructive action. The statement followed two days of discussion at Hoover headquarters and echoes from Governors urging swift action.
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A . Washington
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Hoover
Adam McMullen
Nebras
Borah
Idaho
Poe
Hart Struck by Auto Sustains Injuries in Lorain
George Hart, sixty five, was struck by a car while walking in front of 637 Waesht avenue Lorain Ohio near Lodi street and West avenue yesterday. He suffered abrasions and concussions to face and legs and was taken to Memorial hospital where his condition was reported as good.
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George Hart
James Reesey
Waesht Avenue
Lorain
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Hart
Memorial Hospital
Hospits Es Tal Cae
Campaign Tour Telling On Curtis Campaign Tour Telling On Curtis
Senator Charles Curtis, the Republican vice presidential nominee, spoke briefly at a Republican rally in Cleveland during his nationwide campaign tour. The worn campaign trail has taken him through several states as he seeks broad support.
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Curtis
Ojlletin
Cleveland
Charles Curtis
Res
Secretary of State Studies Grand Jury Report on Cleveland Elections
State Secretary Clarence J Brown considers options after the grand jury demands removal of most of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections for alleged nonfeasance in the Aug 14 primary. He may remove the board, send inspectors, or delay action while investigations proceed.
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Cleveland Elections Board
Cleveland, C
Clarence J. Brown
Edward C. Turner
Grand Jury
Cuyahoge County
Bernice S. Pyke
Board of Elections
Harry L. French
French
Brown
Slaif
Sec
Secretary of State
Cleveland
Turner
Writ Reed Jury
Agale
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Egeener
Atlantic
Real Estate Board Owner
Louis Dicco
R. Webber
Louis Cicco
George L. Gutsch
Louis Cleca
Margaret Heywood
Betty
Cicco
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bender
Baird
Suis
Senators
Niam E. Borab
Alfred E. Smith
New England
Mt. Wi
Mid-West
Error
Fisher Brothers
General Motors Corporation
The
Fisher Body Company
Hoover-Curtis Fund
Elyria Memorial and Gates Hospital
Columbia Steel
United States Department of Commerce
Bureau of Mines
Hallowe’en
Red Cross
Columbia Steel Company
James P. Gatherum
Gatherum
Mr. Gatherum
J. W. Davies
United States Bureau of Mines
Columbia Steel and Elyria High School
William Hoover
Ray Adair
American Rolling Mills Co
Middletown
Adair
Chronicle-Telegram
Department of Commerce
Legion
Masghee
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