Inunction Awaited as Tuberculosis Sanatorium Opens
The opening of the $425,000 tuberculosis sanatorium hinges on a nurses home settlement. An injunction hearing to block nurses home construction is expected in Common Pleas Court within two weeks. Meanwhile expenditures are held in abeyance as the Building Commission screens utensil sterilizers and grading bids.
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Gmassue
Irses
Common Pleas Court
A. C. Calyon
Lorain
Comission
Calhoon
Wich
Edison Leaves Stock To Sons In Will Probate
Newark bulletin reports Thomas Edison Inc stock valued at aares is to be divided daily between his sons Charles and Theodore Edison per the will filed for probate. The Edison laboratory land and premises are also left to them in common.
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Newark
N. J
Alares
Thomas Edison, Inc
C Jarles
Theodore Edison
Edison
Ohio Weather Forecast Sees Clouds and Cooler Friday
The forecast notes cloudy conditions across the region with possible showers in the north tonight and cooler temperatures expected Friday. A cyclonic area over a lake region is weakening as central valley temperatures drift lower. Edmonton Calgary Medicine Hat and New Orleans are among reported highs and lows.
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Ohio
Ntral
Conference Heads Deny Postseason Charity Game
IOWA CITY Iowa Oct 29 Up Dean C C Williams announced that the Western conference denied Iowa the privilege of playing Iowa State College of Ames in a post season charity football game by mail vote of faculty members The denial rests on Big Ten plans for post season charity games and a rule that each school must play eight conference opponents The Big Six had previously granted Ames permission to play Two institutions have not met for more than ten years due to ill feeling from 1920.
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Iowa City
Iowa
C. C. Williams
Iowa State College of Ames
Big Ten
Big Six
Ames
12 Year Old Boy Guilty of Killing Sheriff in Holdup
In Asotin Washington on October 29 twelve year old Herbert Niccolls faced life imprisonment after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder for killing Sheriff John Wormell during a store holdup on August 15. He accepted the verdict calmly with only slight tremor observed.
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Asotin
Wash
Herbert Niccolls
John Wormell
Niccolls
Lorain Man Killed At Amherst Crossing
Lorain resident Florian Sadowski aged 47 was killed at Foster Park road crossing near Amherst while returning to his car for help after a flat tire. He lived 616 West 15th Street Lorain and had been in the monument business 16 years. Survived by wife six children and four daughters. Funeral services Saturday at 9 a.m. Church of the Nativity with burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Amherst
Florian Sadowski
West 15Th Street
Lorain
Foster Park Road
Sadowski
O. H. Baker Funeral
Bittner Funeral Home
Elyria
Knights of St. John
Knights of St. Joseph
Sons of
Poland
Milton
Alphonse
Eugene
Bernice
Jeanette
Eleanore
Joseph Prososki
Church of the Nativity
I. J. Dembowski
Calvary Cemetery
Mrs Judd Fights Return to Arizona
Los Angeles daughter of a murder case reports Ruth Judd restless in county jail while lawyers seek to delay her move to Phoenix. She claims illness and a wounded hand as Arizona prepares to extradite her amid habeas corpus actions.
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Los Angeles
Winnig Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Hedvig Samuelson
Agnes Anne Leroi
Arizona
Hoover plan touts ten point unemployment cure
Washington report says Hoover relief committee issued a ten point program to revive business and spread work. It calls for a new large credit pool, looser credit, normal buying, broader work distribution, reduced red tape, and make work projects. It also criticizes partisan interference and urges transfers of surplus city labor to farms.
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Washington
Hoover
Organization For Unemployment Relief
National Credit Corporation
Walter §. Gifford
Relief Organization
Legion
Federal Reserve
Truck Collision Injures Passenger on Oberlin Road
Anthony Brazo of 121 Lodi Street sustained slight injuries when a truck he rode in collided with a car driven by Hart Bailey on Oberlin road near the city limits around 8 p m. The truck was driven by Louie Siegel of 115 Bath Street, deputy sheriffs said.
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Anthony Brazo
Lodi Street
Hart Bailey
Oberlin Road
Brazo
Louie Siegel
Bath Street
Local Red Cross Seen Near Goal In Elyria Chapter
Roll Call chairman Charles Snoble reports strong rural district support for the Red Cross membership drive and expects the Elyria Chapter to meet its quota. While urban wards and factories have not yet reported, eighteen rural districts pledge timely submissions, with produce donations noted. Final tallies will take days as unused produce and unreceived reports are compiled.
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Red Cross
Roll Call
Charles Snoble
Elyria
Property Removed From Ukrainian Church Amid Contempt Case
Contempt proceedings in the court of appeals allege that movable church property and $625 in cash were removed from the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church of St. John the Baptist in Lorain by a faction supporting the deposed Rev. Nicholas Ilavycky. Ilavycky was ordered to leave the church June 5 for non affiliation with the Roman Catholic Church. Trustees John Zadorozny John Smeritt and Benedict Furdyn filed the contempt action, with a hearing set for November 5 in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist, Lorain
Nicholas Ilavycky
Court of Appeals
Levycky
John Zadorozny
John Smeritt
Benedict Furdyn
Akron
Plant Chinese Elms In Ely Park In Marion Ohio
Three Chinese Elm trees were planted in Ely Park today as announced by Park Commissioner Frank Wilford. A damaged historic tree near the cannon was removed and replaced, with plans to transplant the east side evergreen to Cascade Park. A third elm appears near Court Street, west side of the park. In Marion, Ohio, October 29, a wreath will be placed on Warren G. Hadding’s tomb next Sunday by Governor Dennison Camp and Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans of the Civil War.
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Ely Park
Frank Wilford
Cascade Park
Court Street
Marion, O
Warren G. Hadding
Governor Dennison Camp
Sons of Veterans of the Civil War
Free Lecture on Human Analysis by Edward Lee Hawk
Edward Lee Hawk, a well known human analyst, will give a free public talk Sunday at 3 p.m. at the YMCA. He will demonstrate practical human analysis and discuss vocational guidance, inviting attendees to bring children to observe and learn how to assess traits from appearance. Hawk notes years of experience in the United States and Canada.
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Edward Lee Hawk
Hawk
Elyria
United States
Canada
President Hoover Donates 8000 to Chest in San Francisco
President Hoover, described as a resident of the San Francisco Bay region, gave 8000 to the San Francisco Community Chest. A telegram from secretary Lawrence Richie said the gift signified his support and was remitted to chest workers after a request for a statement.
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San Francisco
Hoover
San Francisco Bay Region
Will Talk On Averting War Returns To Elyria Peace Meeting
Howard Y. Williams of the League of Independent Political Action and J. B. Mathews of the Fellowship of Reconciliation will discuss preventing another world war at a 8 p.m. meeting tomorrow at the First Congregational church. Sponsored by the Elyria Woman's Club, the public is invited without charge to hear the talks on How May Another World War Be Averted.
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Howard Y. Williams
League of Independent Political Action
New York
J. B. Mathews
Fellowship of Reconciliation
First Congregational Church
Elyria Woman’s Club
Elyria Merchants Announce Trade Expansion Sale
Approximately ninety business houses of Elyria will start their six weeks trade expansion sale Friday morning. Shoppers may secure savings and complete stocks with the best selections. Merchants have planned this event for some time and expect Elyria to draw thousands of shoppers. Continued on Page Two.
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Elyria
Ashland Dentist Faces Extortion Charge
Former Ashland dentist Dr I R Suter to face preliminary hearing for alleged extortion attempt against Mrs W Miller and her son Parker. Police say letters threatened kidnapping if $1000 in twenty dollar bills was not paid, referencing a Mansfield dentist murder and a bombed newspaper. Suter denies the charges. arrest followed a week long probe.
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Ashland
I. R. Suter
ST. W. Miller
J. D. Gorham
Suter
Miller
Faultless Rubber Company
Parker
Mansfield Journal
Roby
Mansfield
Ashland Country Club
Ohio National Guard
County Relief Agencies To Organize
The Lorain County relief associations prepare a central organization. Representatives Ed Herzog Dr O'Brien Miss Fern Smith Grace Rogers and R P Vaughn will form the new body next Monday. Plans include employing workers for bridge building and repairs with 26 percent from outside and 80 percent from local unemployment.
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Relief Associations
Lorain County
Ed Herzog
Soldiers’ Relief
O’brien
Health Department
Fern Smith
Grace Rogers
Lorain
Red Cross
R. P. Vaughn
International Credit Bank proposed in Paris plan
International plans to create a bank to convert Germanys vast pool of short term credits into three to five year loans were outlined in Paris. Belgian financier Emile Francqui discussed the idea with President Hoover and would meet with Premier Laval and Finance Minister Flan din. Hoover aides and Federal Reserve officials reportedly supported the plan, contingent on French backing.
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Bulletin
Paris
Germany
United Press
Emile Francqui
Hoover
Washington
United States
Pierre Laval
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Governors White coal conference in Columbus discusses industry
In Columbus Ohio on October 29 Governor White convened the first of two rare conferences aimed at stabilizing the bituminous coal industry. Attendees included representatives of coal miners and state administration officials in the governor's mansion reception rooms. The gathering marked one of the first such meetings of its kind in Ohio.
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Columbus
White
Trailer Breaks Loose Five Killed Near Marion Arkansas
MARION Arkansas October 29 Five persons were killed and 28 injured when a trailer detached from a motor truck and plunged down a six foot embankment. All the dead were from Marietta Mississippi, a small farming community in North Mississippi. The truck and trailer were bound for the Stillman plantation near Lepanto, north of Marion.
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Marion
Ark
Here
Marretta
Miss
Mississippi
Stillman
Lepanto
Britain to Act on Problems After Victory in Election
London reports the National government plans rapid action to stabilize the pound at an estimated natural level around 4 dollars, pursue international debt and reparations talks, convene an Empire Conference, impose tariffs on cheaper imports, and reduce unemployment while converting war loans and considering a scientific tariff.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Ramsay MacDonald
Baldwin
National Party
MacDonald
Britain
Imperial Conference
Ottawa
Empire Customs Union
United States
Boys To Stage Hallowe'en Party At Y M C A
Akron scene opens with a Halloween party hosted by the boys division of the local Y M C A with masks and prizes for best costume. Games treasure hunt and gym activities on offer. tickets sold at the Y M C A. In another item a tragic incident: auto mechanic Charles Powell finds his infant son Junior dead beneath a car wheel after a test drive, creating a fatal crash context.
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Hallowe'en Gayery
Y. M
Akron
Charles Powell
Junior
Sheriff arrests Mansfield man in three county holdups
Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies arrested a Mansfield man known as Louis Lawton also called Skag 34 after a midday tip and photo lead tied him to the Kipton pool hall and Wakeman street holdup with two other Mansfield suspects. He faces robbery charges as authorities connect him to a series of daytime hold ups in the Roaring Third area and to a Lakewood officer shooting.
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William Homer
Kipton
Clarence Adams
B& Louis Lawton
Manafield
Mansfield
Adama
Paul Chapman
Wakeman
Frank Campbell
Lakewood
Roaring Third
Cleveland
Adams
Bueyrus
Ken
Homer
Chapman
Bucyrus
Brownsworth
Moehl
Lanton
Cone
Bargains Slashed Across Cars Real Estate and Services
Bargains flood the shop pages with used cars real estate and business services featured in store specials and highlighted as regional offers. Deals showcase wide price cuts and limited time items appealing to shoppers seeking value across multiple categories.
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Ding Commission
Trustg
Thomas Peebles
Commission
Peebles
I. J. Smythe
Sons
New Orleans
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
Elyria and
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Elyria City
Hne
Elyrian Hurton Collision
David Sullivan
Haxio Shore
William
Eliose
Michigan
Edward Lee Hawks
International Credit Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
George L. Harrison
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