Thieves Make Large Hauls in Early Morning
Thieves burglarized Pfaff and Morris Clothing in Wellington between 5 and 5 30 AM stealing 70 suits worth over 1000 dollars. Deputies note the break in used forced entry, with about 30 dollars cash left untouched. The heist mirrors three prior clothing burglaries in Oberlin and Vermilion in the last two years. A flashlight was found at the scene.
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Pfaff and Morris
Wellington
Semme
Lorain
Fred Sherman
Sherman
Sheriff's Department
Paul Chapman
Henry Mohhl
Paul Coffin
Robert Herrick
Pfaff and Morris Clothing Company
Oberlin
Chapman
Yocum Brothers
Vermilion
Grave Opening Mystery Near Amherst Stirs Deputies
Deputies advance probe into the century old grave disturbance of Frederick Onstine two miles west of Amherst. Photographs show bones strewn about the opened grave, likely the work of grave robbers seeking valuables. Onstine, wealthy owner of thousands of acres, came to the U S from Canada to join the War of 1812. Remains to be returned to the grave. investigation led by Chief Deputy Gerald Nau with Nau, Chapman, Monroe, and Claude Chapman. Governor White proclaims Perry's Victory Day and Ohio Street and Highway Safety Month for September.
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Frederick Onstine
Onstine
Amherst
Gerald Nau
United States
Canada
Norman Miller
William A. Miller
Brownheim Township
Frederick Cassing
Miller
Nau
Pam Chapman
Ed. Monroe
Claude Chapman
Cemetcy
Ohio Forecast Quiet Tonight Through Friday
Generally fair conditions prevail in Ohio with a chance of showers near the lakes. Little change in temperatures expected as the region heads into the next day with light winds and dry spells inland.
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Ohio
Expect Larger Enrollment At Elyria High School
Elyria High School expects a larger enrollment for the coming school year starting Monday. Principal C. P. Shively notes many transfers from other districts and returning families amid unemployment. County office confirms rural declines. Students without sign ups are urged to enroll before Saturday noon to avoid opening day confusion.
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Elyria
C. P. Shively
Shively
Balloons Search Ordered for Gordon Bennett Entrants
In Chicago a wide search was expected today for two entrants in the Gordon Bennett balloon race. One balloon Goodyear IX piloted by Ward T. Van Orman and the Polish craft with Franciznek Hynek and Lieut Zbogniew Burzynski had been missing over 100 hours after taking off from Curtiss-Wright Reynolds airport Saturday. Officials feared a water landing while the balloons may have landed in Canada if the crew stays afloat. The Polish consulate said coast guard and military authorities would be asked to join the search if still missing late today.
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Chicago
Gordon Bennett
Curtiss-Wright-Reynolds
Ward T. van Orman
Franciznek Hynek
Zbogniew Burzynski
Canada
Coast Guard
Lea Fabrics Faces NRA Code Charge in Newark
Lea Fabrics Inc headed by Brig. Gen. Huch S. Johnson Recovery Administrator is accused of violating NRA code. A letter on International Carpet Workers Union stationery signed by Eric Ross claims the firm discharged Herbert Smalley for union activity and cut hours from 48 to 44 while not maintaining total pay. Emery K. Files denies the charges as without foundation stating the firm is compliant.
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Newark
N. J
T.lea Fabrics, Inc
Huch S. Johnson
NRA
International Carpet Workers Union
Eric Ross
Ross
Roosevelt
Gen. Johnson
Perkins
Lea Fabrics, Inc
Herbert Smalley
Emery K. Files
Government to insure most bank deposits January first
Washington Sept 7 The government completed setup for insuring most bank deposits on Jan 1 through the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. President Roosevelt named Walter Cummings and E G Bennett to join Comptroller James F O’Connor on the corporation’s board despite opposition from the American Bankers Association.
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Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Walter Cummings
Treasury
Woodin
E. G. Bennett
Ogden
Utah
Roosevelt
James F. O'Connor
American Bankers Association
Ford Objects To Auto Code Over Small Parts Suppliers
Henry Ford, vacationing at the Huron Mountain Club in Big Bay Michigan, pledged cooperation with the NRA as far as possible but hesitated to sign the automobile code. He feared it might injure small parts suppliers, a view relayed unofficially by fellow club members.
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FORD
Big Bay
Mich
Henry Ford
NRA
Huron Mountain Club
Byrd Plans Two Year Antarctic Exploration Voyage
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced at the White House that he will sail from Boston on September 25 for a two year expedition to the Antarctic.
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Byrd
Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Pelar
White House
Boston
Antarctic
Man Threatens Bomb Cardinal Dougherty Home
Ardmore Pa Sept 7 Police seek a man with a scar on his nose accused of threatening to bomb the residence of Dennis Cardinal Dougherty unless the head of the Philadelphia diocese paid him 50,000 dollars.
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Cardinal Doughertyardmore
Dennis
Ony
Diocese of
Philadelphia
Street Car Workers Demand Twenty Five Percent Increase
Cleveland dispatch reports a general street car strike set for 3 A M tomorrow as traction employees press for a flat 23 percent wage rise. The item notes the wage demand amid looming labor action in the city.
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Cleveland
Traction
Cleveland Car Men Vote To Strike
A federal strike of Cleveland street car men may paralyze transport as 1800 workers vote to strike if the Cleveland Railway Company fails to sign a working agreement. The union demands immediate action with 24 hours notice, and 2750 men plus bus drivers and conductors could join. Persistent tensions cite NRA signs and wage cuts since 1928, underscoring a prolonged labor dispute.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Cleveland Street Car Men's Union
AlsWo
Car Ten
Fred J. Schultz
NRA
George W. McGwinn
Seek clue to the identity of loan company robber
Police checked criminal files today for a lead in the holdup of Lee De Lloyd, treasurer of the Citizens Budert Company, on Second Street, where he and two clerks were held up yesterday and $197 taken from the cash drawer. The suspect, about 185 pounds, dark hair, five ten, was described as a possible match as detectives review records. Separately, about 200 men will be hired in two weeks at the Globe Furnace plant reopening here, officials announced.
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Lee DE Lloyd
Budert Company
Second Strat
Civl
Rio Grande Flood Threat Hits Lower Valley in Mexico Storm
Edinburg Texas reports rising Rio Grande after a 10 inch rain in northern Mexico. The river climbed to 15 feet at Roma and rose six inches hourly. Red Cross official Howard Bonham announced 24 dead, 100 seriously hurt, 3,750 destitute families, damaged homes and a full relief response with $25,000 already allocated and serum airlift planned.
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Edinburg
Tex
Rio Grande
San Juan
Mexico
Grande Valley
Roma
Lowlards
Howard Bonham
Midwest Red Cross
Red Cross
Bonham
Lorain County Dairy Farmers Organize to Stabilize Prices
About two hundred Lorain County dairy farmers met in the court house to form the Lorain County Milk Producers Association joining Elsra and Lorain producers groups. Ed Whiton was elected president and stated aims to standardize prices to Cleveland market. Officers include Simeon Nash as vice president Park Dim Jaline as secretary and Howard Gaston as treasurer. The group supported raising class 1 milk price from 2.00 to 2.25 and noted pending state milk commission hearings. Other class prices remain unchanged. Burial and automobile accident brief note: Len ix Fister, 63, was killed when struck by a car that fled the scene.
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Lorain County
Court House
Lorain County Milk Producers Association
Elsra and
Lorain Producers Associations
Ed. Whiton
Elyria Township
Whiton
Elyria Group
Simeon Nash
Oberlin
Park Dim Jaline
Howard Gaston
Pittsfield
Cleveland
State Milk Commission
Whiten
Ohio faces school funding via franchise tax or sales tax plan
Columbus Ohio September hearings on financing schools centered on two revenue options a higher corporate franchise tax or a general sales levy with low rate. Rep L A Kane proposed the franchise tax raise from 0.1 to 0.5 percent with minimum tax from 25 to 50 dollars to generate about 3.75 million annually for schools.
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Columbus
Joint Legislative Taxation Committee
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Rep. L. A. Kane
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kane
Paul P. Yous Dem
Daston
Onis
Two Lorain Officers Sued Over unlawful home search
Andrews and Anna Warner sue Lorain police officers Fred Meister and A J Meister in common pleas court for ten thousand dollars alleging a home search conducted April 19 1933 without a proper warrant. The petition claims the officers first posed as investigators for the city relief agency then searched the house for stolen hams for about an hour.
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Lorain
Fred Meister
A. J. Meister
Andrew
Anna Warner
West 22Nd Street
Common Pleas Court
Roosevelt seeks Latin aid to avoid Cuba intervention
President Roosevelt uses diplomacy to gain Latin American cooperation while ships near Havana and Marines await orders at Quantico. Navy Secretary Swanson heads to Cuba aboard Indianapolis as 1,250 Marines stand ready. Latin American embassies briefed. outcome uncertain.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
Havana
Quantico
America
Latin America
Claude A. Swanson
Indianapolis
Marine
Santiago
Seventh Regiment of Marines
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mobile
Als
Progress of NRA Forum opens second season in Elyria
The Young Men's Forum, a new Elyria group started last year, begins its second season with a Friday meeting at the Y.M.C.A. at 8 p.m. The National Recovery Administration will be the discussion topic as members review NRA progress to date and outline plans for the coming month. Harvey C. Cheney, the forum president, says meetings will be held twice monthly on the second and fourth Fridays, with membership open to any young man in Elyria.
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Young Men's Forum
New Elyria Organization
Y. M. Cf
National Recovery Administration
Sindr
NRA
Harvey C. Cheney
Forum
Elytia
Cheney
Tragic Interurban Accident Near Beaver Park
Betty Kane 18 of Amherst was fatally struck on a trestle by a fast interurban car near Beaver Park while four friends escaped. She died minutes after from injuries at St Joseph's hospital. Survived by parents Roy and unnamed mother and a 9 year old brother Richard. Funeral plans pending return of Roy Kane.
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Beaver Park
Betty Kane
Lincoln Street
Amherst
Rosemary Lauer
Hugh McGarvey
Betty
Claus’ Beach
Allelbert Young
Henry McGarvey
Rane
Roosevelt Brokers Deal on Coal Code Amid Wage and Union Tensions
In Washington on September 7, President Roosevelt ended weeks of coal code wrangling by directing Reconstruction Administrator Hugh Johnson to settle a third dispute over unionization. The code will be promulgated Saturday, with a 6 PM deadline for objections. Johnson noted Ford’s auto code stance remains unresolved, awaiting public reaction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Thrifty Ad Promises Low Costs and Big Returns
A Chronicle Telestam want ad extols a sale for 35 units and touts lean costs for families and businessmen. It praises a diligent sales agent who works long hours to maximize cash return and urges calling 4412 4423 for results.
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Telestam
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Jewish Conference
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