No Clues As To Whereabouts Of Boy
Cleveland detectives report no progress in the nine day disappearance of eight year old Wbers Hellcrox. Two suspects deny involvement while investigators say one recent incident involved the boy and companions near his home. the other suspect, an old sailor, was arrested nearby and was expected to be released.
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Cleveland
Pawol
Wbers Hellcrox
Holleron
National Economy League
Treasury Department
Economy League
Howe
Tre
Clarence C. Locke
Hunger march crowds threaten Chicago city hall action
Chicago unemployment leaders plan the citys largest hunger march with an estimated 100000 participants marching from three directions to city hall. Police prepared for order maintenance and emergency duties as the protest seeks better relief food and clothing distributions from the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission.
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Chicago
Marcel
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Relief Commission
Unemployed Councils of
Cool County
Workers Committee On Unemployment
The
Workers League of America
Band Members Plan Pig Time After Parade
Members of Baird's band and firis plan a pig time tonight after the Halloween Parade at Baird's studio with doughnuts and cider. TELEPHONE POLE BROKEN BY ALTO Police report a car driven by Lewis Morkes struck a telephone pole on West Hiver street about 1 P M Sunday after failing to turn. AUTOS COLLIDE A car driven by W. W. Matchment was damaged at Second street and West avenue about 10 45 P M Sunday when struck by another car that did not stop. ALELOS COLLIDER Cars of Fred Guthman and H G Taylor collided at West avenue and Broad street about 1 40 A M Sunday. both vehicles damaged. WINDOW SHADES AND RUG STOLEN Eleven window shades and a linoleum rug were stolen from a vacant house at 1405 Lake avenue. CAR HIT IN REAR Mrs Celia Laderge was struck in the rear by Milo Wilford at Court Bid Broad streets at 4 20 P M Saturday. AUTOMOBILE STOLEN Edward Schindler reported his car license 284-022 stolen in Lorain last night.
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Lewis Morkes
Medina
West Hiver Street
W. W. Matchment
Cleveland
Second Street
West Avenue
Alelos
Fred Guthman
Fifth Street
H. G. Taylor
East Avenue
Broad Street
Lake Avenue
Celia la Derge
Cambridge Avenue
Milo Wilford
Ninth Street
Court Bid Broad Streets
Edward Schindler
Lorain
Lo' Rain
Telegraph Road Man Wins Ford Car
A. J. Lightfoot of Telegraph road won the Ford car awarded on Saturday evening. The drawing was conducted by W. O. Kaiser, W. O. McClellan and Jay Fitch. The ticket was issued by Murbach Coal Co. and numbered 6690 W.
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J. R. Dall
Call Motor Co
A. J. Lightfoot
Telegraph Road
W. O. Kaiser
W. O. McClellan
Jay Fitch
Murbach Coal Co
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Piles Relief
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a powerful healing remedy for painful itching and bleeding piles. The copy claims immediate relief and long term healing with a cool soothing action, urging readers to buy for 85 cents.
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Peterson
Phare
Insomnia What It Does To Patients
Insomnia affects patients in two ways the condition itself and the patient perceptions of its impact. The piece cites Professor Laird on sleep loss causing bodily changes blood pressure energy use and potential harm yet cautions most insomniacs sleep more than they think and four hours of sleep can suffice for rest. It argues convincing patients that insomnia may not cause definite disease can aid cure and reduce damage.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Tinsrot
Laird
Famed Zouave Bowed To Time In Paris Tradition
The famous Zouave statue on the pont de l Alma near the Seine stood as a Paris landmark for 75 years. Repeated flooding has forced it from its post and toward retirement, with its creator Georges Diebolt and model Andre Lows God noted. Napoleon III ordered the statue to commemorate a Crimean War victory.
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Pont de l'Alma
Seine
Rner
Andre Lows God
France
Africa
Italy
Georges Diebolt
Napoleon Tit
Vietory
Crimea
Queen of Hikers Marries in Park Ceremony
A park wedding drew ten thousand spectators as Ivy Springec wed TE HE Inter in a double ceremony. Hikers and special trains shuttled 6,500 to the event while thousands more rode regular trains or hiked to witness the union with the title Keen of the hikers bestowed for the day.
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Tnet
Ivy Springec
Eydhey
M.S. Wo
TE HE Inter Wikers
funeral procession for Lt Zwirko and Wie eno in Warsaw
Airplanes were used as key props at the Warsaw funeral of Lieutenant Zwirko and Wie eno who died in an air record attempt. Planes were drawn by horses through crowds as coffins were carried in carriages.
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Warsaw
Poland
Zwirko
WV. Wieeno
Grid standings and upcoming games mixed results
Last week results show Minnesota to Northwestern 0 Illinois 1 Chicano 7 Ohio State 7 Wisconsin 7 Purdue 33 Michigan 14 Trineetan 7 Indiana State 6 George Washington 21 Town 6 Non conference games this week Purdue at Chicago White State at Northwestern Michigan at Indiana Tinos at Wisconsin Mississippi at Minnesota Nebraska at Iowa
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Northwestern
Ulinois
Ohia State
Wisconsin
Purdue
New York
Michigan
Trineetan
Indiana
Atsissipp State
George Washington
Town
Chicago
Inchana
Tinos
Mississippi
Nebraska
Towa
Lorain High Loses Football Title Defense to Lakewood
Lorain High's Lakerie League champions fell 20 to 13 at Lakewood in a defensive struggle. Lakewood struck in the third quarter on two blocked punts, the second a touchdown after a recovery at Lorain's six. Van Almen and Kanyari scored for Lakewood, with Worden adding a safety.
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Orain, CO
Lorain High School
Lakewood
Purple
Heights
Shaw
Lorain
van Almen
Kanyari
Schoen
Shaw Heights End In 6 6 Tie At Heights Field
Shaw High and Cleveland Heights Tigers battled to a 6 6 draw Saturday at Heights field. Heights opened with a Beitler score, Shaw answered late in the final period as Gandio crossed from close in but Hine failed on the extra point. Shaw earned ten first downs to Heights three. Officials were Evans Umpire Venes and Head linesman Tunden.
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Cleveland, O
Shaw High
Cleveland Heights Tigers
Heights’ Field
Heights
Baines
Beitler
Barnes
Shaw
Gandio
Oarinot
Lorain Owls Defeat Blues 19 to 6 at City Field
East Side Blues traveled to Lorain and were defeated by the Lorain Owls 19 to 6 before a large crowd. The Owls scored all their points in the first half with a strong running and passing attack. In the second half the Blues improved, scoring once and threatening on several occasions. referee Jones, umpire Gawith, head Lineman West. Also, Richard Allen of the Australian Air Force landed back in Australia during a vacation flight to England.
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East Side Blues
Lorain
England
Richard Allen
Australian Air Force
Australia
Tax School aims to inform taxpayers in Elyria Township
Walter Carlin urges rural residents to attend Friday night meetings at Gulf Road School House where committees will answer questions on local government expenditures and the constitutional convention. He notes tax fairness and public servants willingness to explain school board affairs. Clarence C. Locke comments on tax fairness and veterans pensions.
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Elyria
Gulf Road School House
Ohio
Walter Carlin
West River Road
Mansion May Become Hostel
St Dunstan's, the London mansion that served as wartime headquarters for the blinded veterans, may be converted into an international hostel. The Association sponsors the plan and about a third of the required funds have been subscribed, mostly by teachers.
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St. Dunstan's
London
Autos mute in peace drive in Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden, Germany seeks near perfect peace in a city of 100000 with a noise reduction contest. Car owners agreed to mute horns except in dire necessity and continue the no noise plan beyond the event to keep the city quiet.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Rabbit Has Its Day in Russia
Moscow ap a Soviet epic notes the rise and fall of the rabbit as a national symbol. Six months of mass propaganda made rabbits a visible remedy for meat supply with farms, laboratories, museums, and posters praising the breed. Competition in rabbit breeding was organized across collectives before the trend faded.
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Moscow
Additin
Mushrooms Replace Rabbits in Moscow Food Campaigns
Observers note a shift from rabbit to mushroom promotion as authorities in Moscow revive food guidance. The mushroom drive claims quick growth with minimal care, backed by scientific framing and union organized expeditions for tens of thousands of workers on a sixth free day.
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Moscow
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