Hoover plans nationwide radio speeches for campaign
Washington dispatch reports Herbert Hoover and advisers plan a 125000 dollar radio campaign lasting 45 nights before the election. The speakers bureau will air half hour broadcasts on alternating NBC and CBS networks, costing about 3000 dollars per night plus travel and production, with four national speeches slated in Newark, New York City, and other locations.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Republican
National Broadcasting Network
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Hoover
So National
Newark
Tennessee
North Caroline
New York City
New England
Boston
Personal notes and visits fill Cleveland area social page
Br C J iller ascended the Optometric Contention in Cleveland last night. Mr and Mrs Thomes Gibson are in Chicago this week inspecting and visiting city skating rinks. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Pileski at Elyria Memser hospital yesterday. Mrs S M Joslin and daughter Mrs Herbert Lindsay of Amsterdam New York visited Jaise and Mrs. Wicar and Miss Harr riett Joslin left for California with Miss Elizabeth Wilcox recently retired from camp California. Residents plus extended trips to Pacific coast points are noted alongside house guests of Dr and Mrs A B Smith in Lafolla. Joe Pa visitor Mr Es Wilcox stopped by Tuesday and Wednesday. Gertrude Gorme of Toledo was a guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Kritzel.
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Br. C. J
Cleve
S. M. Joslin
Herbert Lindsay
Amsterdam
New York
Gassis
Jaise Andiairs
Wicar
Base Avenue
Harrriett Joslin
Joslin
Elizabeth Wilcox
Las California
California
Arenas
Washington Avenue
A. B. Smith
Lafolla
Pacific Coast
van Cour
Lake Louise
Liord
Permission Sought To Move Two Buildings
Barner Davis asked council president George Richwine for permission to relocate two buildings from Lodi Street at Cascade Park entrance to Erie Street. The request was referred to the street and sidewalks committee and the service director with power to act. Edith J Clapp seeks divorce from Perry O Clapp on grounds of gross neglect of duty. They married in 1915 and have four children. Nelle Louise Wise of Ebrria seeks divorce from her husband on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. petitioner asks restitution of maid service. Elizabeth Varkony Gled seeks foreclosure on a mortgage for two properties totaling 5603.34. Joz Ho fined for intoxication in police court. Ditch hearing held by Board of Commissioners after assessing the Ditch 1 in Sheffield Lake.
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Barner Davis
Cambridge Street
George Richwine
Lodi Street
Cascade Park
Erie Street
Edith J. Clapp
Common Pleas Court
Perry O. Clapp
Nelle Louise Wise
Ebrria
Common Pleas
Nelle Louise Standen
Elizabeth Varkony
Elizabeth
Eugene Pekarik
Woman Fractures Hip in Fall at Fairgrounds
A patient admitted to Memorial Hospital Tuesday after fracturing her right hip in a fall at the fairgrounds. She is reported to be improving with treatment at the medical facility.
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Io Elya
Fairgrounds
Interesting Schoenbrunn Pictures Revealed by Mrs Stilzenbauer
Mrs. eo O Stilzenbauer of Sixth Street shows Chronicle Telegram tower scenes from Schoenbrunn Memorial Park. Photos include the town’s cemetery with 44 Indians buried there, the first cabin, and the school house dedication on July 29 1925 as part of the partial restoration of Schoenbrunn founded in 1772 near New Philadelphia.
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Eo. O. Stilzenbauer
Sixth Street
New Philadelphia
Chronicle - Telegram
Schoenbrunn
Ohio
Posse
Stilgenbauer
Milwaukee Primary Marks Record Vote in State Race
The document reports on campaigning and results from a Wisconsin primary. It notes Governor candidates A G Schmedeman unopposed for nomination in Milwaukee and forecasts a likely record turnout. It mentions socialist and conservative contenders and hints at strong Democratic support amid a turbulent party landscape.
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Onsin Alwars
Socialist
Represent
Reissa
M. Mull
Gardner Withrow
Br Beck
A. G. Schmedeman
Milwaukee
Éfmnan
Madeherms
Germany Removes Taxes on Foreign Visitors
Berlin reports government policy halting taxes on foreign visitors while other levies rise. officials insist no taxes are imposed on citizens or visitors. In London a feature notes a female motorcycle racer, Fay, earning winnings from exhibition events and medals, claiming substantial earnings.
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Germany
Berlin
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Advertises Durable Sandée Shade
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder praised for long wear and non clogging pores. It claims perspiration has little effect and promises a nearly flawless finish and beauty benefits from Crandallis Drug Store and Lewis' Mercantile Co.
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Crandallis Drug Store
Lewis’ Mercantile Co
Lorain Woman Files for Divorce in Ohio Court
Lorain woman Alice Jackson, 54, seeks divorce from her husband, alleging harsh treatment and financial disputes. Attorney Maurice Singer described the husband as tightfisted, claiming he exploited a high status and properties including Pepper Pike land. Conversations with Judge Silber focused on alimony and temporary support as the couple disputed finances and conduct during the marriage.
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Leveland
Maurice Singer
Alice Mf Jackson
Washinton Court
Lorain
Samuel
Silber
Common Pleas
Jackson
March
Pepper Pike Villeze
Whea
Hesband
T Sides
Amoun
Rainbow Gardens Set to Open September 14
Rainbow Gardens will open on Friday evening September 14 with a full remodeling including new skates, two new organs, doorplates, and interior redecorating. Manager Thomas Gibson announced a season plan with a competent staff of instructors and spectators. Beginning programs will run daily, establishing Rainbow Gardens as a main hub for visitors this season.
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Thomas Gibson Toder
Rainbow Gardens
Gibson
Local Youth Fined for Traffic Violation in Court
Chester Hoffmer of 15th Street was fined five dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to violating the traffic ordinance. He admitted speeding on Ledi Street during this morning's police court session.
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Chester Hoffmer
15Th Street
Hoffer
Ledi Street
Accident at General Pattern Co. sends worker to hospital
A worker at the General Pattern Company was injured yesterday afternoon and transported to Filoria Memorial Hospital for medical attention. Authorities listed no further details on the condition or cause of the incident.
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The
General Pattern Co
Filoria Memorial Hospital
Vou
Wellington Huntington Herd Wins Prizes at Fair
Wellington Sept 5 In interesting side lights of the Wellington fair East erday and West Bros of Huntington won four first senior champion prizes in Holstein stock. Easterday led cattle parades after a fine showing. They will display at Ashland and Marion fairs. Clayton Roire judged cattle at Geauga Norwalk and will return for sixth year at Santusky fair. Motor trip planned by several locals to Kenimackr Gettysburg Niagara Falls and Canada with camping along the route. WBA meeting Thursday at G A R hall at 6 30. Miss Ruth Hozan enrolled in Oberlin Business College. guests at Jontz home over Labor Day. Local Legion Auxiliary plans to attend Elyria council meeting.
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Huntington
Wellington
Easterday
West Bros. of
Easterdar
West Bros. Sill
Ashland
Marion
Mente
Clayton Roire
Geauga County
Burton
Norwalk
Santusky
Tom Smith
Frank Hegzie
Elstia
Frank Hull
Sevtile
Keniackr
Gettysburg
Niagara
Falls
Canada
Ruth Hozan
Oberlin Business College
Rose Kuhac
Gar Randall
Frank Jontz
Cleveland
Glen Stentz
Polk
A. A. Schaad
Wooster
S. C
Beggar Control Proposed After Street Surge
Councilman George Stevens urged city action to curb beggars on streets as numbers rise. Ro Moulton counted about 30 beggars in the past month while Myron Jones quipped that feeding them keeps the cycle going. The issue was referred to the treasur y and police committee for action.
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George Stevens
Stevens
Moulton
Myron Jones
Thetre and Police Committee
Markets Through Cleveland and Midwest Grain Prices
A market roundup from Cleveland and Columbus shows U S No 1 cloth top potatoes at 2 55 to 2 65 a 130 lb bag, heavy poultry prices, and varied produce notes from Cleveland Columbus and Toledo. Livestock bids in Cleveland and Chicago quotes include hogs and cattle with steady demand. Minneapolis grain futures list flour, wheat, corn and oats with modest shifts. A long pigeon race reports 1 008 birds flying 432 miles from Landernau France to Belfast Ireland.
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Cleveland
U. S
Jersey
Landernau
France
Belfast
Ireland
Bandits Hold Up Two Places In Cleveland
Bandits robbed a bank and a wholesale jewelry store in downtown Cleveland. The Buckeye Savings and Loan teller Norman Cadzow was held up and forced to surrender about 500 dollars. A short time later the Louis Scove jewel store was robbed, with gems valued at 2,520 dollars. The bandits were described as shabby dressed men.
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Cleveland
Norman Cadzow
Buckeye Savings & Loan Company
Leove
Death Record of Afrs Harriett Cutler Aged 84
Afrs Harriett Cutler aged eighty four died Tuesday September fourth at seven thirty p m. She was a life long resident of Elvira and survived by a sister Mrs Ida Rogers of Sullivan Ohio. Daughter of the late M D Ely Gaton and was preceded in death six years past by sea. Services will be held at Jeckens Funeral home Thursday afternoon at one thirty with Rev Reeder officiating and burial in Elyciz.
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Harriett Cutler
Cutler
Elvrra
Ida Rogers
Sullivan
Ohio
M.D
Armida
Reeder
Elyciz
Obituary-like note on Lorain County child injury in Oberlin
Oberlin report says on September fifth Lucile Earl, a resident of the Lorain Cours Home, ran across the street to view two cars in a collision. She was struck by a truck, fracturing her leg just below the hip. An ambulance conveyed her to St Joseph’s Hospital. The truck driver fled after the incident.
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Oberlin
Lorain Cours
Tues- Ger
Lucile Earl
Sedseman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lora
Exhoro
Farmers Complain of Dogs Killing Sheep in Oberlin
Farmers in the vicinity report dogs intruding on flocks causing damage. Airdates and a police officer were seen, suggesting a local campaign by a wardens against dogs at large in Oberlin. Also notes former Oberlin students Dorothy Young and Robert Williams wed in Garretsville. other briefs and a break in at East Bridge Street store.
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Vais
Oberlin
Ond
Garretsville
Dorothy M. Young
Robert Cesa Williams
Williams
Desves
Leland Stanford University
Sibley and Sprague
East Bridge Street
Seventh-day Adventists Plan Evangelistic Camp Meeting
The Ohio Conference of Seventh-day Adventists extends an evangelistic campaign in Mirria at Cascade Dance Pavilion continuing several weeks. Evangelist L. E. Lenheim and Professor A. W. Perrive lead a team of workers with daily services on Sundays and midweek evenings. The event promises education and spiritual benefit with singing and special selections. Public invitation extended.
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Fair Ground
Ohio
L. E. Lenheim
A. W. Perrive
Lenheim
A. W. Perrine
Eucharis tic Congress Opens in Sydney
Sydney marked the opening of the twenty ninth international Eucharistic Congress drawing about 40900 worshipers to the queen city. Delegations arrived by steamship and rail from Europe Asia and the United States as clergy gathered at St Mary Cathedral for a solemn colorful ceremony.
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Sydney
N.S
Ino Sr
Earone
United States
Sr. Mar Cathedral
City Hall Backs Legion Drum Corps to San Antonio
City hall supports sending the Legion drum and bogie corps to San Antonio Texas to compete for a national honor. A police box is used for contributions with the note Send the boys to San Antone. Chief E J Stankard criticized calls to add all police court costs to the drive.
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City Hall
Legion Boys
Legion
San Antonio
Texas
E. J. Stankard
Gas Committee Plans Meeting With Gross Over Franchise
Logan Gas Co. president Raymond Cross seeks a September meeting to resolve a deadlocked gas franchise with the city. Council debates handling the talks in committee rather than a full session, preferring focused negotiations with the gas committee.
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Raymond Cross
Logan Gas Co
Solons
We Logan Gas Co
Cross
George Richwine
Auto Smash Causes Minor Damage at Stop 56
An unnamed auto collided with a large trailer on a truck owned by Kuntz and Joyce of Lorain traveling east at Stop 56 Lake Road. No injuries were reported. A separate scene in Big Park featured a lone soloist delivering an energetic hoot or holler that drew an enthusiastic audience.
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Tacays
Ning
Kuntz and Joyce
Lorain
Lake Road
Hout Owl
Big Park
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