Battle Near Madrid Shapes Civil War Front
An Ulster Press dispatch from San Sebastian and Madrid reports rebel forces advancing toward the Toledo-Talavera corridor, with loyalist units mobilized to defend the capital. Heavy fighting concentrates east of Talavera as royalist bombardment targets Toledo, while rebels aim to seize key routes that could threaten Madrid.
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Sepp S
Tubivera
Ain
Seature
Toleda
Rene
Obs
Monra
Foreen Leginnnanes
Col
Elafte
Toido
Miararud
Talevera
Avila
Madras
Toledo
Alcazar
Talavera
Ats
Tolavera
En- Madrid
Aadfiem Tae
Loyalists Bombard Oviedo With Planes at Dawn
Madrid reports Loyalists opened a bombardment of Oviedo in the north with artillery and airplanes at dawn, according to the War Ministry and news agency dispatches.
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Oviedo
Madnid
War Ministry
Delay In Issuing Drivers Licenses Collapses Amid Shortage
Coll MRUS GO reports delays in issuing driver licenses as deputies are appointed and trained after Frank West’s absence. New deputies will issue licenses once forms are prepared, with the mandatory license law taking effect. Ordinary drivers face a 40 cent examination fee after one year of driving.
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Mrus
Pital
Frank West
Rerestray
Hiovor Veleles
Wis
Eittsie
Rey
Ah Wall Cp
Typhoid Epidemic At State Hospital
Typhoid fever epidemic at the Columbus State Hospital for the Insane has claimed one life, sickened ten patients, and placed 37 others under observation. All 2,909 patients will be inoculated with antityphoid serum, per Superintendent Dr. William E. Pritchard.
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Columbus
Connvbus State Hospital For
William Fl. Pritchard
Weather Brief Scattered Thunderstorms Ahead
Weather forecast notes scattered thunderstorms likely across the region through Wednesday. Expect varied intensity with possible brief downpours and local gusty winds. Temperatures remain warm with humidity levels high during peak daytime hours.
Revolt of Portuguese Warships in Lisbon Harbor
In Lisbon two Portuguese warships refused to sail, the sloop Alfonso De Albuquerque of 2100 tons and the destroyer ran at 1282 tons. The Almada fortress bombarded the vessels in the Tagus harbor, scoring direct hits and forcing them to surrender with white flags. Authorities called the revolt an isolated incident and said order was restored.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Lashan
Alfonso de Albuquerque
Ran
Tagus
Almada
Poarteal
President Roosevelt Plans Southern Swing And Speech
President Roosevelt will turn southward this evening, en route from Knoxville to Asheville and finally Charlotte for a Labor Day rally. He pressed employers to cooperate with the Federal Employment Service to boost jobs, announcing a two and a half million dollar allocation to expand opportunities across industrial cities.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Charlotte
N. C
Tennessee
North Carolina
White House
Green Pastures
Knoxville
Tean
Great Smoky National Park
Asheville
Federal Employment Service
Employment Service
W. Frank Persons
United Press
Duat Bowl
Farmers of
Tam
World Power Conference
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Flyde Park
N. Y
Dr Jaster Dies In Cleveland Hospital
Dr Cyrus Q Jaster a longtime Elyria eye ear nose and throat specialist died Sunday at Charity Hospital Cleveland after a prolonged illness Born in Cleveland January 24 1877 he moved to Elyria in 1914 and practiced 21 years He served on Elyria Memorial Hospital staff and was active in the Elyria Rotary Club He also worked at St Alexis and other Cleveland hospitals He is survived by daughter Gertrude Van Wormer and sister Cora Hatfield Funeral services will be held at St Clement’s Church Cleveland and burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery Elyria with arrangements at Berlstein Funeral Home Cleveland
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Elyria
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Louvain County Medical Society
Elyria Memorial Hospital
St. Ales Woospital
Elyria Rotary Club
Jaster
Western Reserve University College of Medicine
Lee Cleveland State Hospital
Ravenna
Toronto General Hospital
New York
Hye and Ear Infirmary
Bellevue Hospital
Gertrude van Wormer
Hilliard Road
Lakewood
Cora Hatfield
McKinney Avenue
St. Clement’s Church
Lincoln
Madison Avenues
Hure Ias
Ridgelawn
Lelyria
Berlstein Funeral Home
Grand Jury In Session Today In Lorain
Yale faculty member Howard Lewis served as interpreter for a grand jury probing a stabbing at a Mexican picnic in South Lorain. Prosecutor William Wickens indicated 100 witnesses are subpoenaed for over 20 cases, with the session expected to last three days.
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Howard Lewis
Yale University
Europe
Far East
Grand Jury
South Lorain
Lorain
Lewis
Consin
Aant
William Wickens
Howard R. Butler
Wickens
CCC Youth Wayne Prater Killed Near Tracks in Ohio
The mangled body of Wayne Prater, 28, a member of the Preble County CCC camp, was found along Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Cincinnati area. Authorities believe he was walking on the tracks when struck by a passenger train. Prater resided in Nash Fort, Kentucky.
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Baton
Wayne Prater
Preble County
CCC
Prater
Nash Fort
Knox Attacks Class Hatred in National Campaign Stop
In Alma Michigan Frank Knox Republican vice presidential nominee condemned a supposed preaching of class hatred and labor harm by administration policy. He warned of looming inflation and financial uncertainty while outlining Western campaign stops through the Pacific Northwest and Minnesota. Senator Arthur Vandenberg introduced Knox.
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Chicago
Frank Knox
Pacific Northwest
California
Knox
Minnesota
St. Paul
Msitpi River
South
Alma
Mich
Stalin regime ready to fight at home and abroad
In a dispatch from Minsk United Press reports Commissar of War N. Voroshilov announced the Stalin regime is prepared to defend and fight. He outlined a network of subterranean fortresses along the western border likened to France’s Maginot line, reinforced with concrete and steel to deter invasion.
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United Press
Minsk
U. S
French Flier Withdraws From National Air Races
Michel Detroyar withdrew from the Shell Cup cash final of the National Air Races in Los Angeles. He called American air racers backward mechanics, claiming the French government spent $1,000,000 on his plane and questioned the competition.
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Los Angeles
Michel Detroyar
Wheels of machinery resume at Cns ure Service Co plant
After a union jurisdictional dispute closed the plant on July 3, the Cns ure Service Co resumed operations today. The first shift of over 200 workers started at 7 A.M. as production recommenced.
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Tos. O
Cnsure Service Co
Thousands Enrolling In Elyria Schools On Opening Day
Opening day figures in Elyria show a net loss of 192 students in the public system. Elementary enrollments fell by 201 while high schools rose by nine. Parochial schools including St Marys and St Johns report mixed changes. Holt Cross figures unavailable. Total public enrollment stands at 4 3945, down from 4 587 a year ago. R C Maston, school superintendent.
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Elyria
Eleary
Holt Cross
R. C. Maston
Chest Trustees To Be Elected This Evening
Isramunity Chest Inc will elect its first board of trustees tonight at the Bivria Savings and Trust Company directors room. Eighteen trustees are to be chosen with varied term lengths to align with April elections. Temporary officers and directors have led the group since inception. officers for the organization will be elected by the board. Meeting set for 7 p.m.
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Isramunity Chest, Inc
Bivria Savings and Trust Company
Legion To Conduct Citizenship Classes This Fall
The American Legion will hold citizenship classes starting Thursday September 17 at 7 PM in the Washington school building. Interested attendees should call John Kotos at 2948 or attend the opening session next Thursday evening. Classes run every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 PM through September October and November.
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Ameéermran l Legion
Ely School Delays Spark Caution to Drivers
Thousands of children head to school as crossings bustle with first time and returning students. The plea to motorists is to slow down and watch for youngsters crossing streets, as sehool days begin with eager minds and crowded sidewalks.
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Ely
Ohio records many deaths from accidents over holiday period
A flood of fatalities from auto, air, and water accidents marked the double holiday. In Ashland a plane crash killed George Riebel, 22, and John Andrews, 16, while Dr. George Riebel, president of Ashland Airport, was the father of the pilot. Others drowned in the Chagrin River. Auto crashes claimed several lives across Ohio, including Mrs Virginia Linz and her two sons in Woodville, and multiple victims near Cleveland and Lima. A bleak holiday toll with victims listed across multiple counties.
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Ashland
George Riebel
Ohio State University
John Andrews
Riebel
Ashland Airport, Inc
Robert Kinser
Cleveland
Chagrin River
Chagrin Harbor
Woodville
Virginia Linz
Richard Li
Edward
Mary Lenprieh
Grace Vaccarelle
Mary Appiguese
Lena Vaccarella
Ghia
Philip Fisher
Windlay
John Wong
Fremont
Mollie Davis
South Charleston
John Trupenen
Ashtabula
Anna Groza
Campbell
Harriet
Columbus
Warren
Margie Ellison
Elkhart
Ind
Lima
Dean McGregor
James Salima
Vermillon
Holiday Week End Keeps Politicians Busy
Major party candidates rested after a busy holiday weekend. President Roosevelt prepared to deliver a major address in Charlotte, North Carolina, during a Tennessee and North Carolina tour. Alf Landon returned to Topeka after Wichita, where he urged labor harmony for higher living. Hoover campaigned eastward toward Landon with allies in Chicago. Knox assailed Roosevelt on labor strife from Alma, Michigan, while William Jenks urged using government funds to retire tax exempt bonds for an old age pension. Theodore Roosevelt criticized the administration from Old Orchard Beach, Maine, warning voters of a Russian German or Italian type of government. Jay Dine Daring attacked drought relief on radio.
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Washington
Sept. & P
Roosevelt
Charlotte
N. C
Tennessee
North Carolina
Alf M. Landon
Topeka
Kan
Wichita
American Legion
Miust
Hoover
Landon
Chicago
Know Hurls
Frank Knox
Alma
Mich
William Jemke
Union Party
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Old Orchard Beach
Jay MS
Dine Daring
Young Republicans Meet Tonight In Elyria Trust Rooms
The Ilytia Unit of the Young Men’s Republican Club plans its regular meeting in the directors' room of the Elyria Savings and Trust this evening at eight o’clock. All members urged to attend for important discussions.
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Ilytia
Young Men's Republican Club
Elyria Savings and Trust
New Serial Story Starts Tonight
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a new serial mystery titled Terror Mountain. The first installment appears this evening on page 8, promising a vivid, fast moving plot that surpasses prior summer serials and inviting readers to follow the tale.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Flier Qualifies For Caterpillar Club In Ohio Flight
Myron Hightower, an air circus pilot based in Findlay Ohio, earned Caterpillar Club membership after bailing out of a burning plane at about 1500 feet near Winford Indiana while en route to the Indiana State Fair. The craft was destroyed. Hightower landed safely, aided by his parachute despite a suspected gasoline line rupture.
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Findlay, O
Myron Hightower
Caterpillar Club
Hightower
Winford
Ind
Hundreds Die In Accidents Over Holiday
The United Press reports at least 3060 people died during the Labor Day weekend across 30 states and other incidents. Fatalities came from highway crashes, plane wrecks, fires, and miscellaneous accidents, with thousands more injured and extensive property damage including a Jacksonville waterfront blaze. Local officials mobilized traffic officers to handle peak crowds.
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United Press
Michigan
Porterville
Cal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Horace Adams
Hayward
Jent Whetstone
Brooklyn
Wis
Jacksonville
Fla
Canada
Scotstown
Quebec
Last Minute Teaching Staff Changes Announced
County Superintendent C A Gibbons announced three late changes in teachers as the new school year began across the county system except Grafton. Evelyn Herman moves to Clearview School to take over sixth grade. Myrta Krupp leaves for Lorain Schools. Mary Westlake fills Camden Township fifth and sixth grades. Katherine Plas takes fifth grade at Markley School. No opening day enrollment figures were available at noon.
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Lorain
Mary Westlake
Forest Ohio
Camden Township
Katherine Plas
Elyria
Markley
Hazel Heston
Parma
Plas
Two Killed In Plane Crash At Miami Airport
Sam Cooper and Mary Ball Brubaker died in a plane crash at All-American Airport near Miami. The private airfield lies on the city outskirts as investigators begin work on the wreckage.
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Miami
Fla
Sam Cooper
Mary Ball Brubaker
All-American Airport
Several Injured In Crashes In Lorain County
Lorain County accidents over Labor Day weekend sent a dozen or more people to area hospitals. Fatality near Vermilion occurred when Massaz Abesallma, 55, was struck while aiding a stalled car and died at St Joseph's Hospital. The worst injuries were to Fred Maddock, 62, of Oberlin, whose legs were fractured in a crash involving a threshing machine on Route 2 west of North Eaton. Other victims included Lewis Davidson, 20, with a fractured skull, and the Lojewski siblings treated for rollovers on Oberlin road. Hospitals reported lacerations, fractures, and neck or shoulder injuries among several motorists and passengers. The report notes continued coverage on Page 2.
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Lorain County
Vermilion
Raunty Line
Massaz Abesallma
Julius Heinie
Abesallma
Paul Kress
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Hennig
Kress
Becket
Oberlin
Fred Maddock
George Vergith
East Bridge Street
North Eaton
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Vergith
Hugh Reisinger
Joseph Lojewski
Kath’ Lojewski
Detroit
Memorial Hospital
Oberlin Road
Brookdale Cemetery
Celia
Joseph
Agnes Miller
Flint
Mirc
Robert Jackson
Middle Avenue
Gulf Road
Columbus Street
Jackson
Charles Pusky
Park Avenue
Amherst
William Bruse
Tuincoln Street
Amherst Hospital
Joseph Benedict
South Amherst
Oberlin Avenue
27Th Street
Benedict
Stross
Posky
Bruce
Molly Goodman
Field Day Program At Cascade Park Saturday
A city sponsored field day program at Cascade Park will close the summer recreational effort with activities for six to fourteen year olds. Supervised play at school grounds accompanied daily games for boys and girls, aiming to keep Elyria children off streets. Rotary and Kiwanis helpers supported prizes and the city recreation committee included Howard Butler W O McClellan Hugh Greer and Adjutant RB WW Amore.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
Me[Kinley and
Jefferson Schémt
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