Ethiopians Prepare For Great Test In Ethiopian War
Harar dispatches report Ethiopians ready for a major clash with Italian forces. Ras Nassibu mobilizes men women and even children for a massive battle to defend the Addis Ababa Djinouti railroad. Italian raids near Harar threaten the front as preparations intensify for a likely mass assault within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Erins
Harar
Dagigih Bur
Daxgah Bur
Gable Darre
Fafan
Addis Ababa
Djivonti
Ras Nassiba
Ethiopia
Tahir
Ras Nassibu
Addis Abbeba
Djinouti
Somaliland
Jipiga
Daggah Bur
Solomon
Ogaden
Ras Nassiou
Wahib Pasha
Hebte Mikael
Cona
War Developments At A Glance
Chronicle of daily notes on the Italian Ethiopian crisis with reports from Rome Harar Addis Ababa London Paris Geneva and Alexandria. Italian northern army readiness Ethiopian air defenses strengthen Eritrean frontier actions Malta India troop movements toward Suez.
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Rome
Harar
Daddaa Bar
Addis Ababa
London
Eritrea
Horpe
Britain
France
Paris
Geneva
League
Alexandria
Malta
India
Suez
Weather Brief for Ohio Rain Tonight and Tuesday
Ohio outlook suggests occasional rain tonight and into Tuesday. Warmer readings expected in the extreme southeast portion tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Former Governor Eberhart to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting
Former Minnesota governor A. O. Eberhardt will address Elyria's Kiwanis Club at the Hotel Newell at noon Thursday. The talk is under the Federal Housing Administration via the Elyria Housing Committee. Born in Sweden in 1870, he came to the U S at 11 and began cattle herding in Nebraska.
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A. O. Eberhardt
Minnesota
Ebbia Kiwanis Club
Newell
Federal Housing Administration
Elyria
Elyriaated Housing Committee
FHA
Eberhart
Sweden
United States
Nebraska
Italians Prepare Second Phase of Ethiopian Campaign
From Ethiopean front Oct 2 28 reports Italy ready to push north in an oval advance along the Takkaze valley. Diamanti’s columns, Black Shirts and Askaris, move forward with roads and wells, amid rough highlands. Disease notes include few malaria cases among troops, leprosy and smallpox among Ethiopians.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Ethiopia
Asmara
Eritrea
Adigrat
Aksum
Takkaze River
Makale
Italy
Hope For Early Peace Seems At An End
London reports that diplomatic hope to end the Italian Ethiopian crisis has collapsed as Britain and France prepare to press League penalties against Italy. Indications point to renewed Italian offensives, Mussolini warns fascists of fierce resistance, and authorities aim to impose economic boycott measures already approved by the League penalties committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Great Britain
France
League of Nations Penalties Committee
Italy
Britain
Ethiopia
Fialr
East Africa
Benito Mussolini
Ytaly
League
Republicans Rally At Elks Club Tonight
One of the largest municipal election rallies is set for the Elks Club this evening with Common Pleas Judge Arthur W. Doyle of Akron as the principal speaker. The event, originally for precinct judges and clerks, was opened to the public due to Doyle's prominence and broad interest. County Republican leader Frank A. Stetson announced the program, noting Doyle’s background as a former congressional candidate and potential district court of appeals nominee.
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Elks Club At & P. m
Common Pleas
Arthur W. Doyle
Akron
Frank A. Stetson
Dorle
Congrses
District Court of Appeals
Ross W. Funk
Dayton A. Doyle
Republican Election Board
Elrria Men and Women’s Republican Clubs
Republican County
Thousands of Wild Geese Escape Niagara Death Trap
Thousands of Arctic geese, estimated at 10 599, eluded the upper Niagara River death trap that held them for 24 hours on their southward migration. The flock lost about 260 birds to the falls or hunters. As the birds rotated in an endless chain, many were swept over the brink while stronger fowl continued attempting to rest on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Niagara River
Arctic
Carolinas
Governor Replaces Highway Board With Guardsmen Aid
In Columbia on October 28 Governor Olin D Johnston using National Guardsmen armed with machine guns replaced the 114 member state highway commission with a six member board of managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S
Olin D. Johnston
State Highway Commission
Corn-Hog Growers Vote Five To One For Continuance Of AAA Regulation
Ohio farmers approved the corn-hog program with about five to one support in early returns from one-sixth of the state’s counties. Across the nation initial figures show strong backing for continued AAA regulation of corn-hog production to curb pork price rises. Final totals and county tallies were pending, with a nationwide trend favoring continuation.
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Washington
AAA
Toder
Federal
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Chester Davis
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Ohie
S& Counties
John W. Watcher
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Watchet
Muskingum County
Meigs County
Waichet
Dell
Believe Long Lost Aviator Still Alive In Jungle
An expedition will search Dutch Guiana jungles for Paul Redfern, missing since 1927 after a flight from Brunswick, Georgia. Maj Willis Taylor will lead with 3-4 flyers, air-scouting from Paramaribo, hoping to locate the aviator alive with a tribe of Indians. War Dept approval anticipated this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dutch Guiana
Paul Redfern
William Lavarre
Maj
Willis Taylor
France Field
Cana
War Department
Redstern
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Lavarre
Taylor
Paramaribo
Report Towns In Honduras Flooded
Oct 28 Tegucigalpa Honduras natives report what may be one of the worst disasters in the country’s history. Floods from last week’s hurricane inundated Progresso Choloma and Marale tearing down lines washing away homes and leaving nearly 1,000 families homeless. Unofficial estimates put property damage over 1 million dollars as Laceiba is described as hard hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Central American
Progresso
Choloma
Marale
Laceiba
Cangrejal
Cheloma
Hurricane Takes Frightful Toll in Haiti
Ocr distorted report from Port au Prince says last week's hurricane caused a frightful death toll. Official estimates list about 8,000 dead and property damage around 60 million. Jeremie region suffered greatest losses as a steel bridge was swept away. government aid began by steamer of Standard Fruit and Steamship Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Jeremie Racion
Chricken
Standard Fruit and Steamship Co
Britain Insists On Penalties In League Of Nations Action
Britain will push to impose the next stage of penalties against Italy by mid November with November 15 suggested as the effective date. France has been informed and a tacit agreement to enforce penalties in mid November is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Great Britain
Italy
Britain
France
Deputy Marshal Shot and Killed in Steubenville
L. S. Prevatt deputy U S marshal was shot and killed on Wells street in Steubenville Ohio as he patrolled an area known as the bad lands later called the hole. Police suggest bootlegging motivations or a political feud may have sparked the murder. Prevatt had recently raided stills and seized equipment, and the investigation was assigned to Marshal Kerr and Justice Department agents with detectives Dignan and Schroeder in charge. John F Nolan chairman of the Jefferson county Democratic central committee blamed the mayoralty campaign for the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville. O
L. S. Prevan
United States
Jong
Steubenville
Badlands
Polies
Prevat
Wells Street
John F. Nolan
Jefferson County Democratic Central Committee
Nolan
Prevatt
Kenneth Kerr
U. S
Ohio
Earl D. Applegate
Marshal Kerr
Department of Justice
Thomas Dignan
Ernest Schroeder
Two More Shot In Gang War
In New York on October 28 two racketeers Hugo Chibello and Joseph Pegno were shot three times in the stomach by unknown assailants waiting in a hall of a rooming house. Both were taken to Knickerbocker hospital with slim chances of recovery as part of the Schultz versus Lucania gang war. Police Captain George H. Mrausen identified the men as racketeers connected to the feud. A valise and a revolver were found in their apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur
Dutch Schultz
Flegenheimer
Hugo Chibello
Joseph Pegno
Knickerbocker Hospital
George H. Marxhausen
Schultz
Charles
Lucky) Luciana
Valise
Two Men Shot In Mine Outbreak In Alabama
Leeds Alabama October 28 two men were wounded in an exchange of shots between union coal miners and mine guards at the Alabama Fuel and Iron mine in Marcaret. Police chief L H Mason said he could not determine if the men were killed. About 40 cars of union miners drove into the area. Reports of two dynamite blasts accompanied the shooting as residents described the scene eight miles west of the mine.
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Leeds
Ala
Alabama Fuel & Iron Company
Marcaret
L. H. Mason
Mason
Burglar Loots Denison Fraternity Houses
A burglar looted four Greek houses on Denison University campus a month earlier but missed Beta Theta Pi. He returned over the weekend and stole 355 dollars from Beta Theta Pi, leaving a taunting note claiming luck with the line well, I got your blessed old Beta house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville, CO
Denison University
Beta Theta Pi
Fascist Italy Enters Its 14th Year
Rome reports Fascist Italy marks its 11th year with war in Ethiopia continuing. 190000 Italian regulars Black Shirts and Askari push into northern Ethiopia from Adigrat Aduwa Aksum line amid failed peace talks. Mussolini urges resilience as penalties from League of Nations loom. Public works celebrated. national muster seen as Italy seeks a colonial foothold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
CPI
Italy
Ethiopia
East Africa
Adigrat- Aduwa-Aksum
Benito Mussolini
Askari
Aduwa
Jis
League of Nations
Mussolini
Halian
Black Shirts
Guards of Honor
Batilla
Mer Evhiovia
Ogaden
Harar
Addis Ata
a-Djibout
Adisrattho
Where Are You Going Hallowe'en? Want-Ads Show Specials
A nostalgic note points readers to a want-ad page listing places with special Halloween season arrangements in entertainment and lunches. It invites readers to read the want-ads and join in the festivities. The message emphasizes local options and invites exploration of the listings.
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Hallowe'en
Lorain County Sees New Fatalities From Weekend Crashes
Two more traffic deaths tally Lorain county toll. Mrs. Glenn Williams, 26, died after a Avon Lake crash that ended a birthday party, while Herman Zurkuhle, 78, died after being struck near Elyria Home for the Aged. The driver in the Avon Lake crash left the scene. investigators to proceed once injured recover. An additional arrest followed a separate red light driving incident, and two bicycle riders with no lights prompted vehicle damages on Henrietta Road.
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Lorain County
Avon Lake
Glenn Williams
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
Clarence Dick
Herman Zurkuhle
Elyria Home
West Avenue
Seventh Street
John Pruski
Bath Street
Pruski
Frank Prochazka
West 17Th Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Taylor Funeral Home
Home For
E. J. Bond
Blanche Walters
Brooklin
Harris Gilbert
Chestnut Street
Redhess
James Burns
John Stalla
Winckles Street
Gilbert
East Avenue
E. J. Zachris
Eady Court
William Hyman
Oak Street
Lake Avenue
Hyman
Ed Monroe
Joseph Woodings
Oberlin College
Henrietta Road
Henrietta School
G. Johnson
RB. D. 1
Kipton
Russell Moser
R. D
South Amherst
Monroe
Woodings
Johnson
Moser
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