Elyria School Prepares for 1933 34 Pupil Load
Elyria schools near opening Monday after crowding changes. Ninth grade tuition pupils from Murray Ridge, Lake Avenue and Markley, plus St Agnes, go to Jefferson Junior High. others to Elyria High. Seventh and eighth grade pupils assigned by district. kindergarten plans unsettled with McKinley and Ely schools as likely sites. Private graded kindergartens charge $2.50 monthly, with Dorothy Roor as teacher.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
Murray Ridge
Lake Avenue
Markley
St. Agnes
Jefferson
Edison
Gates
Jefferson School
Washington
Garford
McKinley
Franklin
Hamilton
Ely
Allen
Roosevelt
McKinter
Dorothy Roor
Maston
The Weather Forecast The Weather Forecast OHiG
General fall and continued warm tonight and Saturday with mild weekend highs. Forecast calls for steady winds and lingering humidity across the region.
Appeals Court To Hear 30 Cases In September Session
About 30 cases will come before the district court of appeals when it convenes on September 18. A key case involves the Amherst night plant project with taxpayer Allison E. Nicholl appealing Judge A. R. Webber's ruling for Amherst, the plant cost estimated around 100000.
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District Court of Appeals
Amherst
Allison E. Nicholl
A. R. Webber
Delay Strike Of Cleveland Car Men Calls Off Briefly
In Cleveland on Sept 8 the Car Men's union voted to postpone their strike for 48 hours after appeals from union officers and NRA mediators in Washington. The 5 A.M. strike start was deferred to a Saturday night meeting to decide if government mediators made enough progress. Charles R. Barnes and Edward F. McGrady were named mediators to aid negotiations. Mayor Ray T. Miller hosted a meeting with railway officials prior to the union board decision.
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Cleveland
NRA
Washington
Car Men's Union
Fred J. Schultz
Charles R. Barnes
National Labor Board
Edward F. McGrady
National Recovery
Hugh 8. Johnson
Barnes
Philadelphia
Ray T. Miller
Grace Lutheran Church Hosts Pastoral Conference
The Lake Erie Conference of the English District of the Lutheran Synod of Missouri meets in Elyria at Grace Lutheran Church on Princeton Ave and East River St. About 40 pastors are expected to attend. Meals are provided by the Ald Society. The conference service with the Lord's Supper is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm with Rev. H. P. Eckhardt of Pittsburgh as speaker.
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Lake Erie
Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Elyria
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Ave
East River Street
F. J. Schumm
Ald Society of Grace Church
H. P. Eckhardt
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt Warns Public on Relief Aid and Politics
President Roosevelt urged greater public effort to relieve unemployment while warning that some areas mix relief needs with political aims. He cautioned against approaching the federal government with hat in hand for funds and urged responsible action despite pressures.
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Washington
Dr Parkhurst Dies at 91 foe of vice and Tammany Hall
Atlantic City dispatch reports Dr Charles H Parkhurst aged 91 a famed reformer and fiery preacher who helped curb vice and Tammany Hall in New York in the 1880s and 1890s. He died after walking in his sleep falling from a porch onto the ground at his nephew Winthrop Parkhurst home.
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Parkhurst
Tammany Hall
New York City
Atlantic City
N. J
Charles H. Parkhurst
Winthrop Parkhurst
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
New York
George Sunday Near Death After Fall From Window
George Sunday 40 son of evangelist Billy Sunday was near death in a San Francisco hospital after leaping or falling from a fourth floor apartment. His wife Mauryne Reichard Hollywood model said she heard a crash and he blamed a nervous breakdown from financial reverses. He sustained a compound fracture of the right thigh and jaw injuries. Mrs Sunday, treated for a broken finger and black eye, recounts a violent scene and claimed Sunday's attack preceded the incident.
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San Francisco
George Sunday
Billy Sunday
Mauryne Reichard
Hollywood
Sunday
Bedrom
King Feisal of Iraq Dies in Berne Hotel Room
King Feisal of Iraq died of heart disease in Berne Switzerland after a vacation interrupted by his army’s campaign against Assyrian rebels. He was 50, a descendant of Fatima and a veteran of World War I who rallied Arab nationalism before governing Iraq. His death leaves son Ghazi to succeed on the throne.
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Berne
Switzerland
Feisal
Iraq
Fatima
Mohammed
Bagdad
Coloniul
Bari Pasha
Pasha
League of Nations
Finir Ghazi
Mecca
Husssin
Hedjaz
Feisal al Hussein
Constantinople
Milk licensing plan set for Ohio milk dealers
Columbus Sept 8 The state milk marketing commission announced all milk dealers in the state must obtain licenses after Sept 16 with fines and potential imprisonment for unlicensed sales after Sept 22. Applications require selling price schedules financial statements or bonds sanitation certificates and may be denied or revoked for various violations.
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Columbus, CO
State
Milk Commission
State Department of l Agriculture
General Revenue Fund of
Gene State
Balloons Search for Bennett Race Missing Pilots
Reports from Kane Pennsylvania and Boston outline a major search for two Gordon Bennett Cup balloons missing since Saturday. Signals heard at Roy Stone and later from the air indicate potential downed craft off New England. Coast Guard ships planes and international authorities join the hunt as weathered, uninhabited regions are examined.
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Kane
Pennsylvania
Michael Miley
Roystone
Chicago
U.R
Boston
Coast Guards
New England Seaboard
Ward T. van Orman
Frank A. Trotter
Francizek Hynek
Zbigniew Burzyniski
Coast Guard
New England
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
Maine
Hull
Warren D. Robbins
Canada
Forrest Tangers
Quebec
T. W. G. Sei ‘Te
Navy
Newfia
Conn
Navy Parachute Found Near Caldomast Orchard
Inspector Stringer reported to the Navy Department that a parachute faded in an orchard near Caldomast, close to Toronto, late Sunday night. Navy officials suspect it was used as ballast by Lt. Comdr. Z. G. W. Settle during a naval entry. Madrid cabinet resigns under pressure from opposition led by the radical party claiming Cortes fails to represent the people.
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Navy
Washington
William H. Stringer
Ontario Provisional Police Today
Navy Department
Caldomast
Toronto
Canada
Z. G. W. Settle
Madrid
Manuel Azana
Alejandro Serrous
Radical Party
Election Case Is Submitted To Harding
A grand jury investigation of alleged Oberlin primary election irregularities involving three Oberlin election officials may be ordered by the county prosecutor after a report by the County Board of Elections. The board names L. T. McFarland John Von Blum and Miss Anna Beck as officials who ran for council while serving as election workers. The report says they violated state election laws by being candidates in booths on primary day and submits the matter for potential prosecutorial action.
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Oberlin
County Board of Elections
L. T. McFarland
John von Blum
Anna Beck
Oberlin Council
Council
United Action Sought in Cuba Crisis
Cuba's revolutionary government urged army officers and party leaders to unite to avert American intervention. An executive committee held late meetings with officers and political figures, while U S ships gathered in Havana as demonstrations and strikes threatened. Carbo urged confidence votes to resolve military chaos amid stalled leadership.
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Havana
Cuba
United Action
Sergio Carbo
U.S
Richmond
Bainbridge
Havana Harbor
McFarland
Troyer Sturtevant
San
Carbo
Likelihood of Intervention in Cuba Grows
Washington reports a weekend mobilization of Naval officers and men at Hampton Roads for destroyers from Newport. Secretary Hull orders a coast guard cutter to Antilla and reiterates strict neutrality. Military forces ready include 29 warships, bombing planes, and a Marines regiment poised for action as the United States weighs intervention to protect lives and property in Cuba.
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Cuba
Island Republic
Roosevelt
Claude Swanson
Havana
Cuban
Mississippi
Indianapolis
Quantico
Washington
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Newport
R. I
Hull
Coast Guard
Antilla
United States
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Cespedes
Gerardo Machado
State Department
America
Cueban
Guantanamo Naval Base
Lost dog ad hints at job offer and misread details
Fragmented notice reports a lost pet girl seeking work to help with housework and child care in exchange for room. Mentions selling ice boxes and a South Site rental listing for a desirable modern home with a garage. Contact numbers provided.
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Uncle Sam
Evangelist Billy Sunday
HLL Milk Neale
Harding
Ruach
Tmel
Botton Rertiers
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