Veterans Bureau Hospital Hearing Moved to Interior Dept
Washington reports the hearing on the location of the proposed Veterans Bureau Hospital in Ohio will be held at the Interior Department Auditorium instead of the Veterans Bureau. The hearing begins at 10 A. M. and will feature natives from forty Ohio cities presenting reasons for the hospital site.
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Washington
Olioities
Veterans Bureau
Ohio
Vaterang’ Administration
Cau
Interiord Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Autos Collide at Broad Street in Morning Report
Cars driven by William Samanis of 210 Clark Street and Sol Principe of 225 Gates Avenue collided on Broad Street at 11:45 a.m. yesterday per police. A second crash at Theest mut and Broad streets at 1:15 a.m. involved Mrs. Fred Crook and Fred Niemier with Niemier’s infant son slightly injured. A lantern valued at 7.50 was reported stolen from Elyria Hardware display window.
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William Samanis
Clark Street
Sol Principe
Gates Avenue
Broad Street
Fred Crook
R. D
Elgris
Fred Niemier
Oak Street
Thestmut
Broad Streets
A. M. Stewenford
Elyria Hardware Company
Teachers in Chinese School Have Hard Jobs San Francisco
Teachers at the Commodore Lockton School in Chinatown face a demanding start to education. They first teach pupils English by using basic life experiences, bright pictures, pantomime and acting to convey meaning before formal schooling begins.
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San Francisco
Commodore Lockton
Chinatown
Expansion Sale In Elyria Promises Cash Prizes For Shoppers
Ninety Elyria businesses launch a six week Trade Expansion Sale with cash prizes totaling 1500 dollars. Tickets issued with each 25 cent purchase or 25 cent on account payments, weekly drawings begin November 7, and a grand prize of 500 dollars plus other awards will be drawn December 12.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Dempsey Not Yet Open to Sharkey Rematch Claims
Chicago October 29 Jack Dempsey has not been approached for a rematch with Jack Sharkey Leonard Sachs business manager for Dempsey said reports from Boston of a planned June Chicago bout are unfounded Dempsey is recovering from a mild influenza and will rest in Salt Lake City before resuming his exhibition tour A November 6 appearance at Moline Illinois was postponed to a later date.
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Chicago
t-Jaek Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Leonard Sachs
Boston
Dempsey-Sharkey
Nlage
Sachs
Nempsey
Yyemapsey
Salt Lake City
Moline, Ill
No Fires Here in 12 Days in Elyria
Elyria's fire department records reveal a twelfth consecutive day with no fires. The city logged its last blaze on October 17, with two fireless weeks this month including the week of October 4 during Fire Prevention Week. Firemen hope to extend the streak to a third fireless week.
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Elyria
Ita
Dairy Feeding Schools Aid Lorain County Farmers
Cattle feeding advice was offered to 110 dairy farmers across three schools led by Ohio State University dairy specialist C. L. Blackman. Sessions in Oberlin, Eaton, and Wellington urged use of home grown feeds to cut costs, with emphasis on high protein options like cotton seed meal and local grains, plus culling unprofitable cows and shifting cows indoors after pasture season to maintain production.
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Lorain County
C. L. Blackman
Ohio State University
Oberlin
Eaton
Wellington
Blackman
Attorney seeks reduced charge in Malloy killing case
Columbus attorney B C Rickets for Mrs Maude G Malloy 46 plans to ask the court to drop murder charges against her in the fatal shooting of her lover Willa H Brown 50. The request aims for a second degree murder classification.
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Columbus
B. C. Rickets
Maude G. Malloy
Willa H. Brown
Mary Murphy Succumbs After Carbolic Acid Attempt
Oberlin Ohio October 29 Mrs Mary Murphy 6 died about ten oclock yesterday morning at Allen hospital after her husband Robert Murphy Sr found she had swallowed carbolic acid Despondency over poor health is named as motive She bought the poison yesterday morning then returned home at 267 North Pleasant street Funeral plans at Sedgeman parlors burial Westwood cemetery Also notes on local club events and a History department meeting in Oberlin
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Oberlin
Mary Murphy
Allen Hospital
Robert Murphy
Luke
Morehouse College
Atlanta
Robert Jr
Sedgeman Funecal
Westwood Cemetery
Lack of Food Often Causes Tuberculosis
Dr Logan Clendening argues famine and war rations boosted tuberculosis cases, noting rising neck lymph node TB in cities and hospitals. He links low mood and food shortages to health declines, urges preserving food supplies, and mentions pamphlets offered by Central Press Association.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
St Louis
Commission
Mississippi River
Clendening
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
Oberlin briefs on theater, exchanges and alumni link
Mrs. Russell W Jelliffe has been chosen to help churches of Greater Cleveland present religious dramas. She and her husband founded the Karamu Theatre and Gilpin Players, with prior work at the Plain Dealer Theatre of Nations. German exchange student Miss Sophia von Uslar Gleichen joins Oberlin as a German language helper and cultural project assistant. The November Oberlin Alumni Magazine will feature a directory of the class of 1931 with 241 names. Professor B W Lewis attended a railway and utilities commissioners meeting in Richmond and conferred with Professor Marshall on a joint research project.
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Mens Club
Methodist Church
First Church
Oberlin
Methodist
Margaret Stahl
Miss Stahl
Abraham Lipegin
Russell W. Jelliffe
Bowens Woodham
D. C
Greater Cleveland
Eugene O'Neill
Emperor Jones
Plain Dealer Theatre of the Nations
Pattte Hal
Little
Sophia von Uslar-Gleichen
Dresden
Germany
Oberlin College
Institute of International Education
Anne Akademischer Austausehdienst
Miss von Uslar-Gleichen
Munich
Bonn
Oberlin Alumni Magazine
Bureau of Appointments
A. B. Deeds
B. W. Lewis
Trichmond
National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners
Washington
Marshall
John H Hoapkins University
Hich
Daredevil Mathews Halts At Halfway Mark In 199 Hour Drive
Mathews aimed to pass the halfway point this afternoon in a 199 hour endurance drive through Elyria and nearby roads. The 48 hour mark occurred at 3 p.m. with two hours to go to halfway. He plans to finish Saturday at 7 p.m after sleeping eating or resting only as allowed by traffic signals. A bed for after the drive was placed by Browns' Furniture House at Glenn Rogers Motors. He continues a detailed schedule with visits to local businesses to secure needed provisions.
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Daredevil Mathews
Elyria
Glenn Rogers Motors, Inc
Browns’ Furnicture House
Mathews
Patent land fee payment after 200 years in Lancaster
Lancaster county records show patent fees of 315 due on two 18th century tracts, Mathews property in Barth Township deeded 1737 and Steel land granted 1750. Fees, unpaid since land ceded to private owners, are now sought by the State Department of Revenue which is reviewing all such lands, with an estimated 742 similar tracts in Lancaster County.
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Lancaster
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mathews
Barth Township
State Department of Revenue
Lancaster County
Carson City Bullion Deposits Rise in Nevada Mint
Carson City Nevada reports a spike in bullion deposits at the local mint, highest in 16 years. Superintendent E T Clyde credits a June 1 rule change by the federal bureau of mines allowing deposits bought if they contain two ounces of gold valued near 41 dollars rather than minimum 100 dollar value.
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Carson City
Nev
E. T Clyde
Clyde
Federal Bureau of Mines
Famous Cellist Felix Salmond to perform at Oberlin recital
Felix Salmond the renowned cellist and teacher will headline Oberlin’s Artist Recital Course on Tuesday November 3 at Finney Chapel in Tidy. He will perform Beethoven and Brahms cello sonatas, Bach selections, a Paradiso Dushkin piece, and modern French and English works with Ralph Angell accompanying.
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Felix Salmond
Oberlin
Tidy
Finney Chapel
Salmond
Beethoven
Brahms
Bach
Paradiso Dushkin
Ie Wit
Ralph Angell
Ernest Hutepeson
Albert Spaulding
Thoms A. Edison
Heating and opening costs spark dispute at sanatorium
Humble trustees and commission clashed over opening expenses for the sanatorium. Smythe noted total supply costs were to stay under 1000 dollars but had already surpassed it. An engineer for heating was debated, with responsibility split between the commission and trustees. O Murphy, a plumber, warned of potential cold snap damage and preferred clear responsibility if repairs are needed.
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Smythe
Commission
Former U S 8 Agent Charged With Bribery Extortion
George H H Wilkins once a special official for the government in Houston faces trial on Oct 22 before Federal Judge Kennerly on five counts alleging bribe taking and extortion. He recalls a 1926 gun fight with Galveston Italians and fleeing to Mexico before Justice agents arrested him in San Antonio.
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UT. 8
Houston
Tex
George HH. Wilkins
Kennerly
Wilkins
Mexico
Department of Justice
San Antonio
San Jose Women Lead Fight on Slump
The Quota Club adopts a resolution to combat fear and revive buying in San Jose. Members pledge to purchase items they have deferred, as the club sends copies to other service groups seeking cooperation. The note contrasts war efforts with civil society efforts to restore normal commerce.
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San Jose
Women’s Service Organization
Markets Show Steady Freight and Livestock Quotes Across Regions
Market quotations from Cleveland and Chicago show activity in hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, and poultry with holdovers steady or advancing. Hogs at Cleveland steady with several price points. cattle mix shows uneven declines for lower grades, calves weak to steady, sheep active upward, and poultry prices firm with heavy birds and hens noted. Grain and feed values list corn, oats, hay, and mill feeds, while potato markets cite Ohio, New York, and Idaho prices and green mountain stocks.
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Cleveland
Chotte
Aixher
Flolr
Fred
Nevelind Hay and Grain Exchange
ALY
Chicago
Hutyer
Bye
Reese We
Aerts
United States
Wisconsin
Minesota
North Dakota
Cobblers
Red River
Idaho Rissate
Green Mountains
Timothy Smed
Republicans And Democrats Hold Campaign Meetings
Republican and Democratic candidates for municipal offices held contrasting campaign events last night. Republicans met at the Ely School with Mayor James Hewitt and several candidates speaking on efficient city administration. Democrats spoke at Winckles Street and Garford Avenue with W H Van Oster for mayor and T R Conway for the electoral college among the speakers. The crowd totaled about 175 listeners as music by the Boys' Band played beforehand.
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Republcan
Democratis
Ely School
Winckles Street
Garford Avenue
The
Republic
James Hewitt
Howard FR. Butler
Witty Solicitor
Leonard , Smith
Wooliam
Central Labor Union Hall
Ely Park
Yost Talks Over Radio Tonight Before Princeton Game
Fielding H. Yost Michigan athletic director will speak on a nationwide network at 8 50 this evening to open pre game activities for Eastern Michigan and Alumni in preparation for Saturday's Princeton game in Princeton New Jersey. The Michigan band may also play over the network from Detroit. Wheat Advances on Crop News and Lower Sown Acreage Boost Prices in Ohio Elevators.
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New York
Fielding H
Yost
Michigan
National Broadcasting Company
Eastern Michigan
Princeton
N. J
Waa
Detroit
Rum Jug Unearthed Beneath Newport Fire Station Site
Thirteen feet underground a jug of one gallon containing rum was uncovered by a steam shovel during excavation for a new fire station in Newport Rhode Island. Residents recall a former rum distillery on the site and the discoverers deem the liquor of excellent quality.
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Newport
R. I
In And About The Court House Suit Creations In Lorain County
In Elyria Margaret Wisinger sues Lorain Street Railway for 10000 alleging injures on Lodi street November 2 1929 when boarding a car threw to pavement. Clarence Richards sues to partition Elyria township property. Lorain Mortgage and Title Co sues Leo F W Faber for 506 alleging due on note foreclosure sought. Corwin A Walter wins 200 verdict in common pleas court over labor and materials for a garage against C F P Schroeder. suit amount 374.
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Margaret Wisinger
Elyria
Lorain Street Railway
Lodi Street
Clarence
Richards
Alice Richards
Elyria Township
Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company
Leo F. W. Faber
Corwin A. Walte
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
C. F P. Schroeder
Death Record MRS LENA CELEFIELD AMUERST
Mrs Lena Welefield aged 60 died suddenly at 7 this morning at her Cleveland street home from a heart attack. Born in Amherst she lived here all her life. Survived by three daughters Viola Keenan Vera Young and Florence Hassig. son Samuel. eight grandchildren. sister Mary Seabold. brothers John Appeman and Charles Appeman. Lifelong member of St. Peter's Evangelical church. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Lena Celefield Amuerst
Lena Welefield
Cleveland Street
Delefield
Amherst
Viola Keenan
Samuel
Vera Young
Florence Hssig
Lorain
Mary Seabold
Florence
John Appeman
Vermilion
Charles Appeman
Colorado
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
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Sharkey
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Oberlin Women's Club
Harry Hover
North Pleasant Street
Rome
Rhodas
Williams and Moss
D. E. White
Dr Clendening
Japan
Cabina
W. H. Chapin
Professor Lord
Basses Mills
Firmer Tellus
Los Angeles
Maine
G. W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
Eberhard
North America
Russia
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Coal
Kennedy Phone
George, Taylor & Co
Bill's
Temple Courtell
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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