U S to Cuba as unrest threatens government
Secretary Hull ordered a 10 000 ton cruiser and three destroyers to Cuba to safeguard American lives if the Cuban revolution against the Cespedes government escalates. In Havana, enlisted troops police and radicals pressed for resignation while Ambassador Welles warned that civil war could invite intervention.
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Washington
Hull
Cuba
Havana
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Sumner Welles
Revolutionary Society
Believe Attempt Made Fo Burn House
Investigation shows oil soaked rags placed against the door base in an unreadable estate house on Henry Grobe’s Telegraphist Murray Ridge road. George Fridenstine, driving by, beat out the fire and alerted Sheriff Clarence W. Dick. a nearby resident William Kuss says an automobile stopped about 15 minutes earlier.
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Henry Grobe
Murray Ridge Roads
George Fridenstine
Murrey Ridge Road
Clarence W. Dick
Fridenstine
William Kuss
Women Use Mallets to Capture Thief in Park
Meade Kansas September 5 Offers today sought to identify as George Machine Guns Kelly a bandit captured by two women armed with croquet mallets In the city park Mrs Ansell Hornung and Mrs P G Prather both of Meade confronted a desperado who tried to steal their car He was beaten to the ground and detained until authorities arrived
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Meade
Kah
George
Kelly
Ansell Hornung
P. G. Prather
Ohio Forecast Promises Fair Weather With Some Showers
The Ohio region is forecast generally fair through Wednesday with possible showers in the extreme south. Temperatures around the mid teens to near 14 Celsius are expected. Two tropical disturbances near Florida and Texas influence rainfall along the Gulf coast, while a large low-pressure system sits to the northwest bringing unseasonably warm conditions. A moderate high-pressure area over the lake region and Ohio valley supports continued fair weather and steady temperatures tonight and Wednesday.
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Ohio
Florida
Jacksonville
Texas
Corpus Christi
Indies
Gulf Coast
Lake
Middle Mississippi
Wallers
Tropical hurricane hammers Texas coast and citrus belt
A tropical hurricane struck near Port Isabel driving winds up to 110 mph and flooding Brownsville Corpus Christi and Port Isabel. Reports say 100 deaths in Cuba and heavy damage to citrus in southern Texas with losses likened to millions. National guardsmen deployed to curb looting as residents evacuated the Port Isabel area.
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Houston
Texas
Rio Grande
Teras
Brownsville
Point Isabel
Tex
Port Isabel
Cuba
Harlinges
Corpus Christ
Water Street
Neuces Hotel
Brazos Island
Padre Island
Plantera
Oss
Southern Pacific Railroad
County schools open across Lorain County amid delayed openings
Bells marked the 1935 34 school year as about 6500 Lorain County students returned yet only a third enrolled today. Amherst and La Grange will enroll over 1109 each while Elyria and Tarain delay openings due to finances. Emma’s schools start Monday a week late and Amherst and Lotain plan September 18 openings. Enrollment figures were unavailable and the district anticipates a slight rise over 14458.
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Lorain County
Amherst
la Grange
Elyria
Tarain
Emmas
Lotain
Library Resumes Winter Schedule
The Kixrya Library resumes regular winter hours. It will open every evening and Wednesday afternoons after a summer curtailed schedule that closed Wednesday afternoons and four evenings weekly.
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Kixrya
Tegular
Guards Surround Bailey in Dallas Jail Break Case
Oklahoma City reports twenty guards guard Harvey Bailey as authorities fear a bold underworld attempt to free the famed kidnapper. Bailey, captured at Ardmore, sparked a gun battle near Enid as machine gunners fled. he faces trial for Urschel kidnapping and possible Kansas City Union Station massacre charges.
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Oklahoma City
Harvey Bailey
Dallas
Bailey
Ardmore
Enid
Charles Urschel
Kansas City
Union Station
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Auto Sales Gain In Lorain County
Lorain County records show a continued rise in new passenger car and truck sales. In August 176 cars and 14 trucks were sold, more than double last year’s 34 cars and 1 truck. August also marked a notable gain over July.
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Lorain County
Taxpayers Meeting At Eaton To Discuss Township Problem
Eaton Township residents will hold a special taxpayers meeting tonight to hear a discussion on a local tax problem. The session is scheduled for 7 p m and will be open to every taxpayer and others interested in the topic.
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Eaton Township
Jae
New Bar Leader Karl Evans Named ABA President
Karl W. Evans of Whatta Kas is elected president of the American Bar Association at the annual convention in Grand Rapids Michigan. He succeeds Clarence E. Martin of Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Karl W. Evans
Whatta, Kas
American Bar Association
Bar Heli
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
Milk Producers To Meet Here Tomorrow
Dairy producers of Lorain County will gather at the Lorain County courthouse tomorrow night to select two men to represent them before the State Milk Commission. The meeting will be county wide in scope and targets all dairymen producing milk consumed in the county.
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Lorain County
State Milk Commission
Mest‘ag
Lorain ApprovesAugust Relief Budget Amounts
The State Relief Commission approved Lorain counts relief budget for August at 19,795 dollars. The county total for relief needs stood at 17,571 dollars, with 5,221 dollars as unobligated balances due to the State and 1,447 dollars available from ines resources.
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Lorain
State Relief Commission
Stolen Car Found Demolished In Missing Driver Case
A car reported stolen from Second Street Saturday evening was found hours later near Quarry and Brozahelm roads demolished after a series of rolls at a turn. Three small apple trees were knocked down. Sheriff Ed Monroe reported no identification of the driver, despite hospital inquiries.
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Harves
Believe Balloon Rage Wen By aT
Lieut Commander T W G Sattle piloted the U S Navy Balloon and was believed the probable winner of the Gordon Bennett Cup Balloon race. He landed at Pine Orchard Conn near New Haven about 700 miles from Chicago. The page notes the international air races where Florence Klingensmith died in the 100 mile free for all. Klingensmith, age 26, was in fourth place when her plane crashed. About twenty five thousand spectators attended. Continued on Page 2
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Chicago
T. W. G. Sattle
U. S. Navy
Pine Orchard Conn
New Haven
Florence Klingensmith
Miss Klingensmith
Elyria Free From Infantile Paralysis
Elyria reports no infantile paralysis cases for over a year as Youngstown battles an outbreak delaying school openings. Dr. G. E. French notes the scarlet fever epidemic in Elyria is near extinction with only one case remaining in the city.
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Youngstown
Elyna
G. E. French
French
Elyria
Master Painters Meet Tomorrow in Lorain County
Master painters of Lorain count 11 gather in the directors room of Lorain County Saxras and Trust Company tomorrow to discuss the NRA code for their trade. Py J Garvey of Cleveland will explain the new working code under the NRA and a tentative agreement will be sought. The meeting is open to all local painters and slated for 7 347 p.m.
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Lorain
Lorain County Saxras and Trust Company
NRA
PY. J. Garvey
Cleveland
Ford Signatures Loom as Roosevelt Seeks Recovery Code
Washington Sept 5 President Roosevelt returned to the capital for two major slow-downs in the recovery drive. He planned to outline the Ford situation as Johnson pressed Ford to sign the automobile code and warned of public action if he refused. Separately coal industry leaders failed to settle disputes and reach a recovery code, with government ready to impose one if talks collapse.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry Ford
Blue Eagle
Hugh
Johnson
Chicago
Ford
Hyde Park
Michigan Mountain
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Xno
Johnson Defends NRA Code Compliance Drive
General Hugh S. Johnson told 20,900 listeners at the Century of Progress Hall that the Recovery Administration will shift focus for two weeks to enforce Blue Eagle codes against violators. He warned of severe penalties, urged universal awareness of obligations, and announced a nationwide push starting Sept. 29 to boost compliance and curb price rises.
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Chicago
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Roosevelt
Recovery Administration
Johnson
Neressaz
Amy
Doctor Discovers Sleep Virus Elucidating Sleeping Sickness
Dr Margaret G Smith an associate professor at Washington University Medical School St Louis Mo announces a sleep virus germ with links to sleeping sickness. The finding, hailed by the St Louis Medical Society as a major step in battling the disease which has claimed more than 50 lives recently.
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Margaret G. Smith
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
St. Louis Medical Society
Lorain County Fair Draws Big Crowds Amid Rain Losses
Lorain County’s eighty seventh annual agricultural show drew about 12 000 visitors over Sunday and yesterday as exhibitors offered prize livestock flowers art work and canned foods. Rain reduced Sunday attendance but Monday’s crowds remained strong. The fair operated without county financial aid for the first time, with exhibitors and visitors asked to share costs.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Sésterday
Bdusus
Trex
Lorain
Ard
Mereaan Hall
Heavy Traffic Holiday Toll Injures Eight People
A string of weekend traffic accidents left eight injured across Oberlin, Elyria, and Medina County. Injuries ranged from fractures to back strains as drivers, passengers, and bicyclists were hurt in collisions and a hitchhike incident near Stop 98. Victims include Elmer Brown a 14 year old from Oberlin Road and Michael Helli 38 of Elyria with his wife and son among the injured. Authorities reported the incidents to Deputy Sheriff Henry Moehl and hospitalized victims at Memorial hospital.
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Elmer Brown
Obertix Road
Stop 80
B. A. Locke
Oberlin
Henry Moehl
Memorial Hospital
Michael Helli
Vulcan Street
Elyria
Joseph Kerekes
Medina County
Helli
Michael
John Seilers
Port Royal Penn
Cleveland Road
Frank Weisheit
Ridgeville
Frank Savastuk
Camden Center
John
Oberlin Road
Savastuk
H. Maddock
South Main Street
Reymond Young
E.dl
Medina
West Avenue
Third Street
Catherine
Mary Bell
West River Street
Maddock
Ben Nallis
Axie. O
Brownhelm and
Amherst Road
Ed Monroe
Amherst light plant delayed by taxpayer suit and PSP opposition
Amherst officials faced a delay in advancing the municipal light plant project as Allison E. Nicholl's taxpayer suit and Ohio Public Service Company attorneys blocked entering a contract for generating equipment. Judge A R Webber met with both sides in his office and declined to authorize a purchase until the court of appeals convenes September 15, with PSP planning to appeal promptly and the village previously allowed to build its own plant.
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Amherst
Allison E. Nicholl
Ohio Public Service Company
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
Court of Appeals
G. A. Resek
Webber
J. J. Suythe
Tommedi
Chronicle-Telestam Classified Want Ads Promotion
An advertisement extols the Chronicle-Telestam Classified Want Ads as a low cost, high reach service. It claims inexpensive, read and responded to messages by thousands of Chronicle-Telecam readers daily, urging use for profitable results.
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Chronicle-Telestam
Chronicle-Telecam
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