Grand Jury Faces Heavy Lovato County Docket
The Lovato county grand jury faces a large docket with 27 cases awaiting action and a projected rise to 31 as the September 15 session nears. Recent sessions have handled capital crimes and a rise in burglaries, robberies, and assaults, with several cases carried over from lower courts. Names include Lorain Frank Martin alias Joe Smyth cases involving jewelry theft and Roland Arnold theft of two Stips valued at 171.
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Lovato
Sceptzn Ter
Lorain
Frank Martin
Joe Smyth
Louis Gasper
Roland Arnold
Frank Lsnch
Four In Race For School Board
Samuel Menter an attorney filed his petition as a candidate for election to the El Centro school board making the fourth candidate for the three vacancies on the board Also in the race as previously reported are F E Moody C H Price and A Rocate
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Samuel Menter
Elsrna
FE. J. Moody
C H. Price
A. Rocate
Rush of candidates files for village and township boards
A surge of people seek seats on village and township boards of education as petitions rush toward a 6 39 p m filing deadline. Officials report about 200 petitions filed across the county’s villages and 29 townships. A month’s tally signals broad local interest in school governance.
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Board of
Ohio forecast shows warmer mainly in southwest area
Weather bulletin notes a fair to warm trend in Ohio with a flatly unsettled pattern. Tonight cooler conditions in the north give way to increasing clouds Friday with a chance of showers, especially in western portions, followed by warmer readings Friday afternoon and night.
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Ohio
West
Tate
Elyria Salvation Army Posts Welcome Captain Avery and Mrs Avery
Captain A E Avery and Mrs Avery assume duties at the Elyria Salvation Army post after transfers from Sandusky where three years of service followed Capt. Avery’s prior posting in Norwalk He has nine years in Salvation Army work and the couple reside at 132 Pasadena Ave He is active with the Kiwanis club and led the Sandusky club as singer and was a member of the Erie County Ministerial Association He hopes arms headquarters can be established on a first floor location in Elyria.
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A E Avery
Avery
Elyria
Salvation Army
Col. Roberts
Cleveland
Sandusky
Norwalk
Pasadena Ave
Avers
Kiwams Club
Erie County Ministerial Association
South Amherst To Vote On Bonds
A bond issue for 10 990 dollars to be repaid over 10 years funds fire fighting equipment and a building for housing the apparatus. The proposal will go to voters in the village at the November election and would raise the tax rate by about 177 mils per 1 percent for years.
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South Amherst
Large order for Pfaudler Company reported
The Chronicle Telegram reports Elsita Dussion of the Pfaudler Co announced a major order, one of the largest in years. It covers 14 large steel wall glass lined storage tanks for Pepodensum of Chicago Turse, with a capacity of 119000 gallons, to be supplied by Pepodensen Co for storage of various products. Officials say the order shows confidence from large customers in the company’s future.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Todas
Elsita
Pfaudler Co
Pepodensum
Chicago
Pepsodenr Co
Pfaudier Co
Chronicle Telegram
Decision Near On Freight Rates
Washington September 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission is planned to announce in October its decision on the petition of railroads for a 15 percent freight rate increase. Proceeds show the commission is inclined to reject the railroads plea, believing agricultural products cannot bear higher rates than now. The vote center on blanket increases versus commodity differentiations, with opposition from agricultural interests and shippers.
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Washington
Sept
Thel Interstate Commerce Commisy.cit
Local Robberies Linked to Cleveland Safe-Cracking Gang
Authorities express belief that a professional safe cracking gang from Cleveland is responsible for two burglaries at the American Legion Home and a $1500 Moose Club theft in Lorain. Three men and a lookout conducted the break ins while three captives watched. Total haul reported as 2909 dollars.
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American Legion
Moose Club
Lorain
First Legion Home
Its
Governor White visits Ohio State Fair on Governor Day
Large crowds greeted Governor White as he toured the Ohio State Fair grounds. Weather dampened turnout with heavy rains forcing cancellation of races, morning band concerts, and model airplane contests, but attendance still topped earlier days.
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Columbus
Vance
White
Toon
Russia Township Considers School Transport Plan
Russia Township may start transporting high school students this fall as a board of education measure. Glen Y. Hobbs says many students cannot attend due to lack of transport and a one mill levy on the November ballot could fund the service, possibly raising about $2,600 if approved. The levy proposal was to be discussed with Prosecutor J Don W. Myers.
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Russia Township
Board of Education of
Oberlin
Elyna
Glen Y. Hobbs
Russia
Jdon W. Myers
Host man sought after assault on woman in Carrollton
Carroll County Sheriff searches for a 25-year-old man who attacked 54-year-old Belle Miller with a chair, knocking her unconscious after she could not give him money. Miller tried to defend with a poker. investigation ongoing. Kenton grand jury to probe July 20 shooting of Merl Lamb, 25, by railroad detective D. W. Taylor.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
John Kennthorne
Belle Miller
Miller
Kenton
Merl Lamb
D. W. Taylor
New York Central Railroad
Era of peace predicted by Stimson today
Secretary of State Henry L Stimson arrived on the Leviathan with a forecast of a new era of political peace and goodwill. He praised a friendly spirit between European powers and noted renewed courage between France and Germany. Also aboard was General John J Pershing, in Europe five months for the Battle Monument Commission work.
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Septe
Henry J. Stimson
France
Germany
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Germen
England
Italy
Washington
Alsc
John J Pershing
Europe
Battle Monument Commission
Rioting Flares During Barcelona Strike
Fatal rioting broke out during a general strike in Barcelona. One man was killed, two men and a woman seriously injured, with several more hurt in a shooting affray on Carmen Street as police warned strikers against sabotaging telephone lines and the attackers fired.
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Barcelona
Spain
Carmen
Labor groups back Sulzmann in Cleveland ouster filing
The Cleveland Federation of Labor pledged unanimous support for Sheriff Sulzmann as ouster actions were filed. The Racing Fans Association and Women’s Civic Association were cited as likely to back him, while the Cuyahoga County Law Enforcement Association circulated petitions opposing his stance on horse racing.
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Cleveland
John Sulemann
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Labor Organization
Sulzman
Racing Fans Association
Women’s Civic Association
Cuyahoga County Law Enforcement Association
Salzmann
Tire Blows Out Hurling Truck Into Cobb Porch
A truck driven by Columbus Hill veered off the road after a tire burst near 469 Cleveland Street striking the porch of Ralph W Cobb. The front steps were broken and the porch knocked out of line. Police investigated the accident reported around 3 p.m. in Detroit. Wheat trading at Preston Mill averages 3000 pounds daily with the mill exchanging 30 to 35 pounds of flour per bushel of wheat depending on grain quality.
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Ralph W Cobb
Cleveland Street
Columbus Hill
Detroit
ENIA
Preston
Cofton
C. M. Preston
Tolay Church Cornerstone Sept 13 Anniversary
Emmanuel Lutheran Church marks its third anniversary with a cornerstone laying for a new church at Princeton and Garford avenues. A 4 PM ceremony follows the 11:45 AM service at the Elyria Women’s Club. Dr. A J Strobel will deliver the address. Reverend H A Sayles leads the congregation.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton and
Garford Avenues
Elyria Women’s Club
A. J Strobel
Cleveland
Greater
H A. Sayles
Multiple figures tied to Bluebeard case under probe
In West Virginia authorities widen the Bluebeard case linked to Harry Powers. Other implicated figures include Mrs Louella Strothers Powers and Mrs Laura Downey. Detroit connections and a Chicago defense draw scrutiny as investigations move to the matrimonial agency and Mr Powers.
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Clarksblrg
W. Va
Harry F. Powers
Quiet Dell
Powers
Louella Strothers Powers
Bluebeard
Laura Brucklmeier Downey
Detroit
Miami
Fla
A. B. Plater
Ameran Friendship Society
Chicago
Barratt O Hare
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Ind
O'Hare
Joseph Gildow
Lena Fellows
Hammond
Gildow
Joliet
Tndew
New Chilean Government Takes Office Amid Mutiny
A new Chilean government, the fourth within a month, began service in Santiago as mutinous sailors controlled the battle fleet. The Senate approved measures to authorize a state of siege where needed. the Senate vote was 9 to 2 and the chamber 44 to 13.
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Santiago
Chile
Senate
Chamber
Powers Case Highlights Tie to Edith Simpson in Detroit
Mrs Edith Simpson a Detroit estate operator linked to Harry Powers among his correspondents. The feature notes Powers photographed in Mansfield Ohio in 1926 and mentions a Clarksburg West Virginia crime connection with the murder of Mrs Asta Fischer and her three children.
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Edith Simpson
Detroit
Harry Powers
Bluebeard
Clarksburg
Wo Va
Trousseau
Powers
Collance
Mansfield, O
Joe Gildower
Henry Schoenbeck Caretrhet
Park Ridge
Tl Cametery
Escher Plot
Asta Ficher
Bated Lawer
T E Gainer
Pimster
Austria and Germany end proposed customs union
Geneva reports Austria and Germany abandoned their proposed customs union ten days before the European commission decision. Austrian foreign minister Dr Hans Schober, who earlier used the term Anschluss, and German official Dr Jung renounced the plan. The move follows expert recommendations to pursue broader European union efforts to ease the world crisis and restore confidence.
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Austria
Germany
Eutopran
UN Commission
Hans Schober
Schober Sas
Shippers Clash Over Control of Major Ocean Line
San Francisco leaders Captain Robert Nolar and Kennedy Dawson back eastern rivals the International Mercantile Marine in a bid for control of United States lines. A negotiated sale could expand the Dollar Group with two new Leviathan liners and ten more ships, including the President Hoover and President Coolidge sister ships under construction or recently completed.
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Ept
United States
Robert Jollar
Dollar Lines
Kennedy D Lawson
Pacific Atelantic Line
States Steamship Company
Portland
Oregon
International Mercantile Marine Tine
Kermit Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Shipping Board
Nolar Sor Wenld
Dawson
Leviathan
Dollar Group
May
President Hoover
Jeff
Orient
President Coolidge
Five Escape In Gun Battle In Dayton
Five men in a black sedan fled after a running gun battle with Dayton police in which more than 50 shots rang out. Police reported no officers were hit and Capt. Dan Wetzel said at least one gunman may have been wounded as the suspects sped from an apartment building scene.
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Dayton
Dan Wetzel
Cancer cells feed on sugar says researcher
Dr Gladys Woodward of the University of Pennsylvania told the American Chemical Society that cancer cells feed on sugar and patients with lower blood sugar respond better to treatment. She cautioned sugar does not cause cancer but high sugar may raise susceptibility and advised cancer patients to reduce sugar and starch intake to extend life.
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Blefalo
Gladys FE. Woodward
University of Pennyylvania
American Chemical Society
Iay Woodward
Repairs completed after summer work at Elyria schools
Elyria state that the 1931 32 opening is near as summer repairs finish. John R Wilmot reports boiler tests at Gates School and floor dressing at the high school gymnasium will be completed by tomorrow. Painting at Hamilton Franklin McKinley Garford schools and electrical work at McKinley are finished. Steam line repairs at the high school plant ended last Monday.
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Elyrias
John R. Wilmot
Gates
Wilmot
Hamilton
Franklin
McKinley
Garford
Elyria Sees Healthiest Summer With Low Contagion
City health officer Dr. G E B French reports an exceptionally healthy summer with very low contagion. No epidemics occurred, scarlet fever scattered cases were few, and only one whooping cough contagion card remains. Typhoid fears persist but may pass. diphtheria has been absent due to school vaccination efforts.
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Floria
G. EB. French
French
Auto overturns on Lake road injuring guard
Mick Daly 30 of the U S Coast Guard Station at M head is hospitalized with a skull fracture after the car he rode in overturned on Lake road two miles west of Lorain last night.
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Lorain
Mick Daly
U. Coast Guard
M Head
St. Joseph's
Labor Day Specials Highlighted in Chronicle Telegram
Short, garbled note previews Labor Day Want-Ad items in the Chronicle Telegram including automotive service food and footwear offers and a reminder of upcoming sale items in the print edition.
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Chronicle Telegram
Scheel Twesdey
Iele Telegrem
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