Hoover says Philippine independence tied to economic and government stability
President Hoover told reporters that Philippine independence cannot be won without economic independence and stable government. He pressed for world arms limitation and Navy economy, arguing defense requires adequate forces to ensure national safety and deter rivals, while excessive fleets threaten economies and provoke ill will. He recently called for a cut exceeding 50 million dollars in naval spending.
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Washington
Hoover
Philippine
Grange Opposes Bond Issue in Ohio State Bulletin
The Ohio State Grange urged voters to reject the 7.5 million dollar bond proposal on November 3 and oppose all nonessential tax levies. The bulletin warned voters they cannot know which taxes would fund the issue and urged legislative clarity on income sources.
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Columbus
Ohio State Grange
the Bulletin
Church Members To Meet At Six Sharp Thursday
Committee A of the Community Chest will meet at the Elyria County Club Thursday at 6 o clock. The First Congregational Society business meeting moves to six o clock that evening. Church and Society members assemble promptly at six in the upper Sunday School room to act on important matters.
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Community Chest Organization
Elyria County Club
First Congregational Society
Church and Society
Boy Victim In Fatal Shooting In Huntington
In Huntington, October 27, a 10 year old, Leonard Hundley, died after being accidentally shot by Bernard West Jr., also 10, son of a former state senator. The boys were playing in a woods when Bernard loaded his pistol and fired. Leonard ran about 200 feet before collapsing from a heart wound. Bernard sobbed to the coroner that he did not know the weapon was loaded.
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Huntington
W. Va
Butter Park
Leonard Hundley
W. C. Hundley
Leonard
Bernard West, Jr
West
Chums
Bernard
Francis X. Schuller
Fire drives sixteen from homes at Lake Shore Elevator site
Cleveland D October 27 sixteen persons were driven from their homes today when a fire swept the Lake Shore Elevator Company property destroying fifteen garages and sheds. Damage was estimated at 2700 dollars.
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Opery
Cleveland
Lake Shore Elevator Company
Weather Forecast Highlights Showers Likely Tonight
OHIG notes probable showers tonight and Wednesday except for the west, warmer in the southeast tonight and cooler Wednesday. Eastward pressure drift brings unsettled showery spell in the neighborhood, with fairer, cooler conditions expected by Wednesday.
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OHIG
Approaching Winter Brings Western Storm Warnings
Western residents face chill warnings as a developing storm system spreads from the Rockies past the Mississippi Valley. Snow concentrates around Yellowstone while mountain temps drop below 40. Denver sees a 27 degree fall. Quincy experiences a 25 minute cloudburst flooding streets and delaying air service.
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Chicago
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Pueblo
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Denver
Quincy
Ill
Japan sets five principles for direct talks with China
Tokyo restates refusal to evacuate Manchuria, warns withdrawal risks to Japanese in Manchuria. Five negotiation principles call for repudiation of aggression, respect for China's territory, curb of anti trade movements, protection of peaceful Japanese activities, and respect for treaty rights. The League demand is dismissed as nonbinding, with Japan's vote against the resolution.
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Washington
Japan
League of Nations
Manchuria
Tokio
China
Manchurian
Tokioi
Railroad repairs to resume at Columbus shops
About 800 Pennsylvania railroad general repair shop workers will return to work on November 7 in Columbus. Ward M. Wilbur and son Ivan remain in serious condition after a fog explosion damaged their Hamden general store. Elizabeth M. Jakob, 23, died as the year’s 85th traffic victim in Columbus. Wilbur Mahaffey of Upper Sandusky named to OSU Homecoming initiation committee. Dale Krebs to Welcome committee. Souvenir hunting crowds at Thomas Noison birthplace prompt police guard. Miss Marietta Wadsworth reports damage. Mass meeting of Eagles set for December 6 in Lima with 5,000 members expected. delegates from many Ohio towns anticipated. Red Cross delegates from 23 chapters in northwestern Ohio listed.
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Columbus, O
Tidward M. Wilbur
Ivan
White Cross Hospital
Hamden
Vintoneounty
Columbus
Wilbur Mahaffey
Upper
Sandusky
Ohio State University
Dale
Krebs
Carey
Milan
Thomas
Noison
Marietta Wadsworth
Choate Street
Wadsworth
Lima
Order of Eagles
Piqua
Springfield
Troy
Sidney
Minster
St. Marys
Wapakoneta
Delphos
Rockford
van Wert
Defiance
Conrad H. Mann
The
Order
Kansas City, Mo
Chamber of Commerce
Regional conference set with visitors from many Ohio towns
Will assemble Thursday for the 60th annual regional conference in Lima. Congressman John L Cable will welcome visitors from Bluffton Delphos Bryan Findlay Fostoria Galion Hicksville North Baltimore Allen Crawford Defiance Fulton Hardin Henry Paulding Seneca Van Wert Williams Wyandot and Wood. A large caladium leaf was found in Lima and other brief items from Paineville Sandusky Lancaster and Columbus report local events including a Cleveland pilot death and a turkey forecast for Ohio farms this year with Thanksgiving demand steady.
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John L Cable
Lima
Ther Gusitors
Bluffton
Delphos
Bryan
Findlay
Fostoria
Galton
Hicksville
North Baltimore
Allen
Crawford Defiance
Fulton
Hardin
Henry Paulding
Seneca
van Wert
Williams
Wyandot
Wood
Doctor Judd Surrenders Over Unlicensed Practice in California
Dr William C Judd husband of Winnie Ruth Judd known for Phoenix trunk murders surrendered in Los Angeles on October 27 on a complaint accusing him of practicing medicine in California without a license.
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Judd
Los Angeles
William C. Judd
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix Trunk
California
Laval Happy as He Dials for France Aboard Ile De France
Premier Pierre Laval sails from New York aboard the Ile De France returning to Paris amid talks with Hoover administration. He reports strong French parliamentary support and a pledge that America will not intervene in German reparations, while outlining joint efforts to maintain the gold standard and debt relief in Europe. Laval emphasizes a frank, program-free dialogue with U.S. leaders and expresses gratitude for American hospitality.
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Ile DE France
America
Pierre Laval
le de France
New York
France
Paris
Napoleon
M. Laval
London
Berlin
Washington
Hoover
M Laval
le Havre
Europe
White House
Laval
Josette
Empire State Building
County Building Commission Sets Tomorrow Meeting
County Building Commission scheduled a regular meeting for tomorrow to resolve a dispute with the tuberculosis sanatorium trustees over supply purchases. The panel argues excess采购 should be split between maintenance and operation funds. A committee previously tabulated the bills for cost division and will report Wednesday. Bids for utensil sterilizers are expected to be opened along with routine agenda items.
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Building Commission
Commission
Cadet Richard Sheridan Dies After Army Yale Tie
West Point mourns cadet Richard B Sheridan Jr who died from a broken neck after Army Yale battled to a 6 to 6 tie at Yale Bowl. Military funeral planned Wednesday at 4 pm with cadet corps escort and burials near famed generals on academy grounds.
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West Point
N. Y
Richard B. Sher1ia
Yale
Hudson
Dick Sheridan
Academy
George Cus
Ter
Richard
Army
Sheridan
Lassiter
America
New Haven
Bids Sought for 1.6 Mile Stoney Ridge Road Work
Ridgeville township area to receive bids from contractors for road improvement on 1.6 miles of Stoney Ridge. County commissioners set estimated project cost at just over $10,000 and will accept bids tomorrow.
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Stoney Ridge Road
Ridgeville Township
Miles Plant Resumes at Niles Steel Mill
Mahoning Valley Steel plant in Niles resumes operation after a two weeks shutdown. The sheet steel facility reopens today, signaling a return to production.
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MILES
Niles
Strange murder and death by own action in Akron
In Akron Ohio on October 27 a father and son living solitary lives were found dead after a murder and suicide. Joseph Fugedi shot his father Joseph Sr then hanged himself in the cellar. Coroner Crafts pursued a treasure hunt for buried money after learning the father had drawn about 15000 dollars from seven Akron banks a week before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Joseph Fugedi
Joseph
M. B. Crafts
Crafts
Britishers 60 to polls today in fogbound London
London reports heavy fog delaying polling as twenty million Britons vote to fill 647 seats in the House of Commons. Nation expects the national government under Ramsay MacDonald to win, with Conservatives aiming for 330 seats and Labour seeking around 250. Returns due by Wednesday morning. Ramsay MacDonald remarried at Seaham during returns.
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London
House of Commons
Bright
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Labor
Seaham
Japanese Ultimatum to Chinese Over Nanai River Bridge
Bulletin from Tokio reports Japanese Consul Shimizuki Tsitsihar in Manchuria issued an ultimatum to Chinese authorities. If the Nanai river bridge is not repaired within a week, the Japanese army will take effective measures.
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TOKIO
Shimizuki Tsitsihar
Manchura
Nanai River
Sears Will Be Buried Monday
Clarence H. Sears 66 state Prohibition Commissioner died suddenly Monday from heart disease in Columbus Ohio Funeral services will be held in Chillicothe his former home Sears had suffered prior heart attacks physicians warned against overwork He was appointed prohibi tion commissioner in 1909 succeeding Rupert Beetham Sears was secretary treasurer of Sears Nichols born July 2 1865 Lawrence Kansas and alumnus of Oberlin College and University of Kansas.
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Columbus
Clarence H. Sears
Prohibition
Chillicothe
Sears
Rupert Beetham
Cadiz
Sears-Nichols
Lawrence
Kans
Oberlin College
University of Kansas
WILL APPEAL CROSSING ELIMINATION ORDER
Wm Attorneys for the Lake Shore Electric Railroad said they would appeal to the state supreme court from a Public Utilities commission ruling upholding a state director of highways order requiring the elimination of a grate crossing near Vermilion.
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Columbus
Lake Shore Electric Railroad
State Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
State Director of Highways
Vermilion
Poor Duck Season Plagued by Warm Weather in Erie Marshes
In Port Clinton on October 27, duck hunters report one of the worst seasons in years across Lake Erie's marshlands. The warm spell keeps ducks in the marshes by night and back on the lake by day, hampering hunting prospects.
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Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Suit May Involve Name Of Former President
Toledo Oct 27 Judge M Killits said a $50 000 libel suit against a Marlon hotel man brought by Nan Britton author of The Presidents Daughter could involve naming a former president He stressed jurors must set aside bias The case centers on Brittons book claiming relations with the late president and alleged paternity The book will figure prominently Jurors read informs only one candidate had read the book Four women and eight men were seated tentatively
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Toledo
M Killits
Marlon, D
Nan Britton
United States
Market values rise over ten billion in securities and crops
New York reports a rise of more than ten billion dollars in the market value of the nation's securities and major agricultural products since President Hoover's bank credit plans were announced. Traders credit the credit plan as the principal factor, with grain, cotton, and stock markets showing renewed confidence beyond the National Credit Corporation's one billion dollars in resources.
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New York
Hoover
National Credit Corporation
Firemen Repair Toys for Needy Children in Elyria
Elyria firemen will repair toys for needy children this year with public cooperation. People should bring toys to Fire Station No. 1 at 25 Second St or Fire Station No. 2 at Clark and Wineckles streets or Fire Station No. 3 at 17 Lake Avenue. Repaired toys will be turned over to the Not An Empty Stocking Fund Association for distribution before Christmas.
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Elyria
Nude body of young woman found near Shawano reservation
The nude body of a young woman, dark haired and about 140 pounds, was found in a field near the Shawano Indian reservation. She apparently died from severe beating and had been dragged from a county highway 300 feet away. Her clothes were removed and a sack wrapped around her head. District Attorney Louis W. Cattan.
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Bulletin
Mattoon
Wis
Shawano Indian Reservation
District Attourney
Louis W. Cattan Sala
France To Buy U S Wheat Under Farm Board Deal
Paris reports negotiations near completion for France to buy at least 20 million bushels of United States Farm Board wheat with potential rise to 50 million. Meanwhile central European governments seek to purchase cotton on credit from the Farm Board. In Ohio, Horace Van Horn faces a civil suit for damages over a fatal car crash linked to the 1926 case, while his wife’s mental hospital release and subsequent suicide are noted.
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Paris
United States Farm Board
Farm Board
Man Circleville
Horace van Horn
Darby Township
William Lewis
Lewis
Winmental Institution
Sult
van Horn
Three Holdup Men Steal 41 From Kipton Lunch Room
Three armed robbers held Mr and Mrs William Homer of Kipton at gunpoint about 1130 PM yesterday taking 41 dollars from the cash register of their lunch room and gas station. The trio fled toward Elyria after threatening the victims with shooting if the car number was noted. Deputies and Elyria police searched county roads but found no trace. Sheriff Clarence Dams and Deputy Henry Moehl investigated.
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William Homer
Kipton
Homer
Elyria
Clarence Dams
Henry Moehl
Freighter Sinks Off Welfare Island. All Onboard Rescued
A freighter inbound from New England struck the eastern end of Welfare Island in the East River and sank after splitting amidships. The crew and passengers were rescued by a private launch and tugboats. the vessel name was uncertain, with possibilities Mohawk or Norfolk.
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New York
New England
Welfare Island
Hast
Norfolk
George
McClelland
Banking Credit Pool Reports Favorable Progress
President Hoover has received reports that the $500,000,000 banking credit pool is making excellent progress. The plan has met with almost universal support from the banking world according to White House reports.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Foremen's Club Opens Fourth Season In Elyria
Elyria foremen and executives from local plants will attend the first meeting of the fourth season of the Elyria Foremen's Club at the YMCA on Monday. Secretary W. O. McClellan reports strong reservations and incoming confirmations. Speaker will be Michael Grady, Canton railroad man, with an entertainment program in preparation.
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Elyria Industrial Plants
Elyria
W. O. McClellan
Michael Grady
Canton Railroad
For Rent Ad Offer Aimed at Quick Cheap Notices
A brief notice promotes inexpensive want ads for rental listings. It invites hundreds of daily readers to view affordable three line ads for three days, claiming wide visibility at a small cost. It emphasizes quick dissemination through the daily want ads column.
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Ture
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elizabeth M. Jakob
American Red Cross
Northwestern
Obio
A. H Beecher
Painesville
Raymond L. Manson
Mary Dorr
Sandusky, CO
George J. Lehrer
Sandusky District
Ohio
Lancaster
Eugene Pusey
United States Department of Agriculture
A. T. Tuttle
Federal Agricultural Statistician
County Building Commission
Richard B. Sheridan
Cadet Sheridan
U.S
CARA
Banking Credit Pool
Foremen’s Club
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