Greatest textile strike threatens nationwide disruption
Textile leaders warned a massive walkout could be forestalled only hours before the 11 30 p m deadline affecting about 850 000 workers across cotton silk rayon woolen and garment sectors. Union leaders claim up to 1 000 000 may join by Labor Day as government efforts fail to avert the crisis.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Relations Board
U.R
America
Lloyd K. Garrison
National Labor Board
Henry J. Harriman
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Industrialism
United Textile Workers
Labor Department
Relief Administration
George A. Sloan
Colton Teatile Institute
South Carolina
Decatur
Ala
Francis J. Gorman
Harriman
Ohio Forecast Partly Cloudy with Possible Showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with a chance of an occasional shower in the extreme north. Warmer temperatures expected in the east and central portions tonight.
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Ohio
Constable Jailed For Refusing Evict Family
In Des Moines Iowa Constable Constance George Kelly was jailed for 24 hours after refusing to evict a poverty stricken father, mother, and seven children from their home into a rainstorm. He faced contempt of court after resisting Justice of the Peace J W Lingenfelter who ordered a eviction notice.
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Des Moines
Constance George Kelly
Kelly
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Lingenfelter
Lingenfelter
NRA Sets Lower Coal Prices In Cleveland
Washington reports the Recovery Administration approved a new minimum price schedule for bituminous coal in the Cleveland 22nd subdivision lowering costs by about 40 cents per ton. Frank A. Hecht announced cash basis rates of 2.35 dollars for domestic coal 1.85 for commercial and 1.10 for industrial coal with freight and costs added. A Cleveland common pleas court injunction had restrained underselling below prior code prices pending NRA decision.
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Washington
Ohio
Blyria
Frank A. Hecht
NRA
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
4. R. Webber
Schroll Coal Co
Schroll Co
Recovery Administration
Frank A. Hechy
Regional Code Authority
Krupski seeks 10000 in auto crash damages
Fannie Krupski a minor through her father Sergio Krupski sues Mary Byll in Lorain common pleas for 10000 alleging injuries from an ice skidding auto crash at Broadway and Seventh Street on February 4. The petition claims willful wanton and negligent conduct by Byll through her agent Charles Krupski with the car traveling 40 mph on the return trip from a dance.
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Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Fannie Krupski
Sergio Krupski
Mary Byll
Broadway
Seventh Street
Charles W. Krupski
Bar Association Convention Ends in Stormy Session
Milwaukee delegates closed a stormy ABA meeting after a Roosevelt era clash with the New Deal. Scott M. Loftin of Jacksonville Florida was elected president as the convention ended.
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Milwaukee
American Bar Association
Scott M. Loftin
Jacksonville
Fila
No Paper Monday Labor Day Notice
The Chronicle Telegram will not publish on Monday September 3 honoring Labor Day. Employees will observe the holiday.
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Chronicle-Telegram
The
Resignation of Budget Director Douglas Shocks New Deal Officials
Washington reports indicate budget director Lewis Douglas likely submitted his resignation to President Roosevelt amid tension over expenditures and drought relief policies. Officials neither confirm nor deny the move, with White House secretary McIntire declining comment and the president unavailable for remark.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
New Deal
Lewis Douglas
White House
Douglas
Roosevelt
Arizona
Marvin H. Mccintre
Movement Of Grape Crop Begins
In Sandusky Ohio on September 1 the Lake Erie region opened grape receipts headed for retail with Concord and Delaware varieties. Early next week movement to wineries will begin and this year's crop is expected to be smaller than last year's roughly sixty percent of the pre prohibition yield.
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Sandusky, O
Lake Erie
Turner Seeks Transcontinental Speed Record At Wichita
Col Roscoe Turner of Los Angeles landed at Wichita at 10 01 a m after taking off from Los Angeles at 3 01 a m en route to set a new transcontinental speed record. His elapsed time stood at five hours and two minutes despite weather delays from heavy cloud banks.
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Wichita
Kan
Roscoe Turner
Los Angeles
Stetson Reclaimed as G O P Chairman in Lorain County
F A Stetson of Elyria was elected to lead the Lorain County Republican executive committee at last night’s Oberlin meeting. He regains the post after losing it to C E Cooper of Amherst two years earlier and previously held it for four years. Tempa Burrell Sheffield Village was named vice chair. Goldie Perry and Nellie Love were named vice chairs of the Elyria and Lorain groups, with J N Stone Oberlin slated as a vice chairman for Lorain County. The gathering focused on organization and Stetson, Wells, and Stone plan to attend a state executive committee meeting in Columbus on September 6 and 7.
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F. A. Stetson
Elyria
Oberlin
Stetson
C. E. Cooper
Amherst
Cooper
Tempa Burrell
Sheffield Village
Goldie Perry
Nellie Love
Lorain
J. N. Stone
Lorain County
Guy S. Wells
Wellington
County Central
Stone
Columbus
Three Arrests in Dillinger Case Linked to Surgery
Federal agents report arrests of two physicians and John Dillinger’s attorney on charges of conspiring to alter the dead outlaw’s face and fingertips by a surgical operation. J. Edgar Hoover led the FBI team that included Louis Piquett, Dr. Wilhelm Loeser, Dr. Harold Bernard Cassidy, and clerk Arthur W. O’Leary. Jinnerty of Calumet City, Mich., and another home stay for Homiet Van Meter were also noted.
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Chicago
John Dilinger
Gang
Ella. Jinnerty
Calumet City
Mich
Homiet van Meter
Slam Dillinger
Louis Piquett
Wilhelm Loeser
Harold Bernard Cassidy
Piquett
Arthur W. O'Leary
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
One Killed In Train Crash
In Drugers New York a Montreal express and another passenger train collided in dense fog just before midnight. One brakeman, James J. Tracy of Brooklyn, was killed, 35 people injured though none seriously. An open switch was blamed, and the Montreal engine derailed.
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N. Y
Montreal
New York Central
Lake Placid
James J. Tracy
Brooklyn
Rescued After Two Years in the Arctic
Nina Dem me commander of Kamenev island meteorological station and three male companions were rescued after two years in isolation. Alexander Alevievy flew 250 miles from Cape Cheliuskin with four scientists and 16 sledge dogs to Cape Cheliuskin, then to Moscow aboard the ice breaker Siberiakov. The Kamenev group included Boris Lavrov of the Lena Rover expedition. they had remained in wireless contact with Moscow while icebreakers could not reach them.
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Moscow
Nina Demme
Kamenev Island
Arctic
Dixon Island
Alexander Alevievy
Cape Cheliuskin
Siberia
Siberiakov
Kamenev
Boris Lavrov
Archduke Otto and Mother 10 to Return to Vienna Soon
Vienna reports government plans to rescind the Hapsburg exclusion law soon and allow Archduke Otto and his mother Empress Zita to return as private citizens. Restoration of the throne remains unlikely, but reconciliation with powers over property restitution and indemnities is expected, with Otto and Zita traveling discreetly within the city.
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Vienna
Otto
Zita
Hapsburgs
State liquor raid nets eighteen arrests in Elyria
Unannounced raids by eighteen inspectors and five sheriff deputies swept Elyria and Lorain County, seizing liquor at multiple locations. Four women detained. several suspects licensed for beer were selling liquor. Arrests followed weeks of undercover buys. trials set for Tuesday morning in Judge Webber's court.
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State Hauor Commission
Clarence W. Dick
Elyria
Lorain County
Charles Cahoon
Ben Thomas
A. R. Webber
Court of Common Pleas
Claude Adams
Henry Moehl
C. W. Morris
Sandusky
Frank Maticie
West River Road
Katherine Rehm
West River Street
Maticie
Joe Stanislawski
Grafton Road
Stanislawski
Pete Spanos
Conrad Road
Edward Reed
Stop 83
Lake Road
Reed
Frank F. Stevens
Ed Monroe
Paul Chapman
William Holst
Lorain
Elyrians
Connie Zangari Merante
West Avenue
Hannah Holloway
West 16Th Street
Betty Smith
Leo Rehm
Henry McKee
Andy Abshazi
Tannery Street
Jos Stanislawski
Tom Dill
Chestnut Ridge Road
Frank Matici
A. S. Becker
Oberlin Road
Joseph Baker
Detroit Road
James Gavin
Lorenzo Montalto
Venice Inn
Avon Village
Adelbert Miller
Dep's Place
Avon
Louis Kolman
la Grange
Elyria Library Adopts Fall Winter Hours
The Elyria Library will open 9 a m to 6 30 p m daily except Sunday under fall winter schedules starting Tuesday after Labor Day. It notes previous summer closure on Wednesday afternoons and confirms Miss Charlotte Brooks as librarian.
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Elyria
Charlotte Brooks
Atlant an Wins Air Race 10 Cleveland
A large crowd expected for day two of the National Air Races at Municipal Airport Cleveland. Col Roscoe Turner holder of the transcontinental speed record and Doug Davis of Atlanta, winner of yesterday’s Bendix trophy by flying 2064 miles from Los Angeles in 9 hours 25 minutes, greet entrants including John Worthern New Orleans and Lee Gehlbach. Vincent Bendin posted 2500 for a consolation prize as thrilling exhibition flying continues with Thompson trophy race slated for Monday.
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Cleveland
Col
Roscoe Turner
Doug Davis
Atlanta
Los Angeles
John Worthern
New Orleans
Lee Gehlbach
Turner
Vincent Bendin
Five Die As Blind Storm Crashes Plane Near Oregon
A tri motor rapid air transport bound from Kansas City to Omaha crashed near Oregon in a blinding rainstorm. Pilot C M Bontrager and four passengers died, with one passenger later found outside the wreckage. Fire delayed rescue, 93 pounds of mail likely burned.
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Oregon
C. M. Bontrager
Rapid Air’ Transport
Here
Bontrager
Kansas City
Harry Schifffmacher
Edwardsville
Kans
W. T. Truelson
Omaha
Neb
Truelson
John Hornecker
Hornecker
St. Joseph
Auto Code Extended by Presidential Order in Hyde Park
President Roosevelt signed an executive order extending the automobile code without change until November 3. The extension follows recommendations from General Hugh Johnson, administrator, and was issued at Hyde Park on September 1.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Huzh
Johnson
National Labor Board backs majority unions in bargaining
Washington September 2 The National Labor Relations Board ruled that majority employees alone may bargain with employers under Section 7A of the Recovery Act. The decision, in the House Engineering Corp Buffalo case, applies to all future disputes and marks a major labor policy shift. The ruling, led by Lloyd K. Garrison, reverses Roosevelt eraprovisions and is hailed by the American Federation of Labor as a victory for union supremacy in bargaining. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
House Engineering Corp
Buffalo N. Y
A. F. of
American Federation of Labor
John T. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lloyd K. Garrison
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
Houde Engineering Company
Judge breaks down as youth is sentenced to death
In Cincinnati on September 1 Judge Dennis J. Ryan wept as 19 year old Rudy Ashbrook was sentenced to die in the electric chair on December 12 for slaughtering taxicab driver Edward Strady. Ashbrook, linked with William Tibbs, protested innocence and asked for a new trial.
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Cincinnati
Dennis J. Ryan
Rudy Ashbrook
Ryan
Ashprook
Otionness
Ashbrook
William Tibbs
Edward Strady
Ryan Pe
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Dillinger
Archduke Otto
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Dallas Leitch
Frank Mahan
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