Stunts Program Will Furnish Excitement for Elyria Halloween
Elyria readies its annual Halloween celebration in Ely Park tonight with a robust stunts program set to draw thousands. Highlights include four boxing matches, Gordon Players dance numbers, a Dempsey Turvey burlesque by the YMCA Torch Club, and two YMCA stunts, plus a boxing card featuring local rivals and a pair of Lorain Elyria bouts.
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Elyria
Ely Park
Opight
Rthing
Whem
Gordon
Torch Club
Odar
Little Joz" Boddy
Cheapside
Hilytia-Lorain
Harry Shepee
Elgris High School
Jackie Moore
Lorain High School
James A. Hewitt
Lorain-Elyria
Tui‘y" Griffiths
Lorain
Terible Turk
Elytia
William France
Jos Bedoe
Larry Thompson
Frank
Julio Bedoes
Eiser
Second ¢ Street
West Avenue
Elks Club Plans New Porch At East Second Street
Elko home project proceeds as L. P. Kaiser Co. wins contract to remodel the Elks club building front on East Second Street Elyria notes the planned reinforced concrete porch 1357 feet wide and 56 feet long with brick tile floors stone railing and ornamental iron work. In Columbus Frederick N. Falk 68 proprietor of a dry cleaning shop was killed when struck by an automobile in late October.
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Elyria
Elks Club
East Second Street
L. P. Kaiser Company
Elks
Second Street
Columbes. O
Frederick N. Falk
Dr C E Guth Chronology From Boyhood to Practice
When 21 Dr C E Guth was a Notre Dame student. Born in Elyria he stayed there after graduation and studied at the Ohio College of Chiropody in Cleveland, graduating in 1926. He returned to Elyria to practice and serves on the Ohio State Chiropodists Association board. He is married at Devon Court Apartments 17 and enjoys tennis and reading. His boyhood ambition was to become a lawyer.
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C. E. Guth
Notre Dame University
Elyria
Notre Dame
Ohio College of Chiropody
Cleveland
Ohio State Chiropodists’ Association
Dr. Guth
Devon Court
Some Americans In Paris Hard Hit For Cash
Stranded Americans during the Wall Street crash flooded Paris shipping lines seeking passage home. Many sold belongings to raise funds, hotel managers fear unpaid bills, and travellers trimmed costs. An exodus from the Riviera was reported as season starts with tourists cutting expenses and choosing cheaper options.
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Paris
Wall Street
United States
France
Riviera
Latin Quarter
Maschke Rumored to Retire From Political Stage
Cleveland Ohio rumor says Republican National Chairman Maurice H Maschke may retire after decades of Cleveland party control He reportedly voiced weariness over reliction of local officials and recent rote frauds sparking talk of successors Col Carmi A Thompson and Herman C Baehr mentioned as possibilities, with observers predicting a fierce internal battle and Maschke remaining active if he stays
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Cleveland, CO
Maurice H. Maschke
Ohio
Maschke
Chester C Bolton
Cleveland
Col
Carmi A. Thompson
Herman C. Baehr
Thompson
Hoover
Frank B. Willis
Youth Faces Death Stoically at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus Oct 31 Arthur J Maul 24 who killed Akron Patrolman William Grubbs faces execution with his family praying for clemency The governor and clemency board received appeals from his sister Emile his father and two Akron ministers but odds favored no commutation Maul a 24 year old with a police record was convicted and upheld by all higher courts He is to be electrocuted shortly after sundown with the family and ministers appealing to spare him.
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Qhio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Arthur J. Maul
Akron
Maul
Emile
Tomorr
South
Goodale
William Denton
Cooper
Clemency Board
Yester-Iday
Maui
Wm. H. Grubbs
Arthur
Emily
Cooper No
Gloom Lifting In Financial Market At New York
After a week of rapid declines markets paused today as clerks and brokers recovered from heavy liquidation. The trading session opened with better sentiment and forecasts of further easing in rates. Treasury officials expect a New York Fed rate cut soon following the Bank of England move, with markets on a downward trend and high losses from last week trimming.
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New York
America
Financial
Washington, D. C
Treasury
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Man claims solution to death at rooming house
A man described as crazy and drunk by officials offered a claim to solve the death of Adam Broski found with a fractured skull at a rooming house cellar steps on Oct 16. He says Broski was not killed by a fall and alleges a whisker bottle hit from behind. police hold the informer and eye witness fears jail if named.
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E. J. Stankerd
Myles E. Perry
Adam Broski
Broski
Dui
Beimg
Boy Run Down by Auto Near Gates School
Roland Harvey, 3, of 403 West River Street, is in serious condition at Elyria Clinic after being struck by a northbound light truck driven by George Loomis, 22, near Gates School on Lake Avenue at 12 30. Witnesses say Loomis swerved to miss the boy but crashed into a tree. the truck skidded on wet leaves.
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Roland Harvey
West River Street
Elyria Clinic
Gates School
Lake Avenue
George Loomis
Park Avenue
Marsh
Lloyd Sweet
Loomis
Sweet
Harvey
Roland
Canton Man Poised to Succeed Burton in Senate
Canton man Roscoe C. McCulloch, chair of the State Public Utilities Commission, holds the inside track for U.S. Senate appointment to replace the late Theodore E. Burton, according to sources close to Governor Myers. The report comes from Cleveland on October 31.
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Cleveland, O
Roscoe C. McCulloch
Canton
State Public Utilities Commission
United State
Theodore E. Burton
Myers ¥. Cooper
Thousands Pay Final Tribute to Burton
Cleveland and Ohio mourn U. S. Senator Theodore E. Burton as thousands file past the casket in Public Hall and Music Hall. The train carrying his body arrived in foggy weather. a guard from the Ohio National Guard watched over final rites arranged per the senator’s wishes, with wreaths including one from President Hoover. The burial planned at Lake View Cemetery.
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Cleveland
U. S
Theodore E. Burton
Lake View
Ohio
Washington
445Th Infantry
Hoover
Burton
Union Station
Theodore F. Burton
Lakeside Avenue
Music Hall
Farmers Institute date set for Lorain County meeting
Officials of the county Farmers Institute announce a tentative first week of February date for the eight Lorain County Farmers Institute meeting. The schedule may shift due to Ohio University Farmers Week overlapping, with Vernon Crouse outlining tasks to boost attendance and details on exhibits and programs.
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Farmers‘ Institute
Lorain County
Spea
Ohio Siversity
Atstitutes
Vernon Crouse
State Farmers’ Institute Department
Progress in Elyria Red Cross roll call reported
Subscriptions totaling 890 dollars were recorded as the Elyria chapter Red Cross met at the First M E church for its 1929 roll call. Miss Mabel Boardman of Washington, national secretary, addressed workers while many areas did not report. Some townships matched last year’s totals and Henrietta school led with 190 percent enrollment. Down town stores Style Center Glade Thomas furniture and A and A Auto were noted in reports.
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Red Cross
Elrra
Mabel
T. Boardman
Washington
American
Elyria
Henrietta
Style Center
Glade Thomas
Conservatives Win Ontario Election Victory at 193 Seats
Ontario voters reelect Premier G. Howard Ferguson’s Conservatives by a landslide with at least 193 seats as returns from 106 of 112 constituencies favor the government. Liberals led by E N Sinclair hold nine seats. independents and progressives also gain representation, signaling a shifted stance on liquor control and prohibition.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Equor Central Act
Liberals
E. N. Sinclair
Independent Progressives
Liberal Progressives
United Farmers
Ferguson
Oberlin Scholarship Winners Announced
Oberlin announces 26 next year scholarship winners from about 200 Oberlin College high school day entrants. One Lorain county student Marjorie Smith of Lorain High School earned a biology scholarship. eight from Greater Cleveland also won.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Greater Cleveland
Marjorie Smith
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Lorain High School
Engish
May Pyle
Euclid
Robert Florian
Twolade
Marjorie van Horn
Gibsonburg
James Gardner
New Castle
Doris Fliers
Buffalo
Failure To Indict In Airing Of State School
Delaware October 31 1913 county grand jury declined to indict on charges of mismanagement immorality and cruel treatment at the girls industrial school based on affidavits from former inmates and employees and private investigations. Prosecutor Winston Hill had sought a special session after the allegations, but the panel returned no indictment after seven days of testimony from numerous witnesses.
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Sulletin
Delaware
Connty
Winston Hill
Delz- Were
Hill
Steamer Collision Feared as Senator Sinks in Lake Michigan
A fog bound collision between the steamer Senator and the Marquette left the Senator at risk of heavy loss with about 30 believed drowned. Rescue ships coast guard vessels and Milwaukee stations rushed to scene while Marquette headed for Port Washington with survivors to be cared for at Hoffman House. Details remained sparse in early radio reports.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette
Senator
Lake Michigan
Sheboygan
Milwaukee, Coast Guard
Port Washington
Hoffman House
Rum Runner Halted After Coast Guard Boat Pursuit
Cleveland Ohio October incident reports Coast Guard intercepting a rum runner with 28 gallons of whiskey aboard. The craft was owned by Frank G Graham of Cleveland. Silishy, captured after a boat chase near Ringsville, faced prohibition charges. Separate dispatch from Kenton Ohio notes Dean C. Jones, 45, former Hardin county auditor, among the dead at Phoenix Arizona per word received.
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Cleveland, G
Roy Landrath
San
Cleveland
Ringsville
Oieck
Frank G. Graham
Coast Guardsmen
Sishy
Silshy
United States
Watson carries word to Senate on tariff bill
President Hoover urged Republican leaders in the Senate to unite and move a tariff bill within two weeks. Senate floor leader James E. Watson appealed for harmony as factions clashed over schedules and protections. Borah rejected closed conferences, while Harrison urged passage for Hoover to decide rates.
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Bulletin
Washington
Hoover
Senate
James E. Watson
Indiana
White House
Watson
House
Harrison
Borah
Repu
Idaho
Hearing suit for malicious arrest in common pleas court
Jesse Lezo of Elyria South sues Harry A. Keney for 25000 alleging wrongful arrest on November 15 1927 for forging a check. Lezo was indicted but found not guilty. A jury was selected and testimony was underway today before Judge W B Thompson.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson Todar
Jesse Lezo
Elyria South
Harry A. Keney
Lezo
Cold Weather Bargains In Today's Classified Column
Readers are urged to prepare for Old Man Wixrter with stoves and warm clothing offered at unusual bargains. Heavy overcoats dresses and suits are listed while an ad seeks a sheep skin lined coat. Sellers are asked what they have to offer and a number is provided to connect buyers to doors.
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Elko Home
Rumor Maschke
Tailess
Gil OE
Aute
Canton Man May
Sugceed Burton
William McDowell
Henrietta School
Conservatives
Allen Gaetjens
A. O
Miriam L
New Brighton
Helen M-Gafferty
Miriam Weisberg
William McRae
Springfield
Mass
Evelyn Klegman
George Hrack
Merrill Heiser
Ham
Amy Miller
Thomas Brown
Clevelan
Toledo
Michael Grenner
Garfeld Heights
Hilda
Restamilier
Erie
Lomaise
Kensy
Youngstown
Irene Toth
Robert Clements
Cleveland Heights
Anna Johnson
Arnold Rivin
Florence Brewster
Herman Epstein
Mary Snyder
Lakewood
Elizabeth Tratzmiller
Sally Winters
Bill
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