Former Lorain Countian and Wife Killed
A former Lorain Countian and his wife were killed near Kalamazoo Michigan yesterday afternoon when their automobile was struck by a train. The victims were Mr and Mrs Howard Tetehcok of Ashland. Tetehcok brothers reside in Lorain County. Mrs Hitchcock had worked at Gilbert's Furniture in Warren and lived in Ashland the past three years.
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Lorain
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Chicago
Ashland
Howard Tetehcok
Lorain County
Titehcock
Grafton
Lfe
Hitchcock
Brunsvich Hitchcock
Aghland
Gubest
Waareu
Tinehcock
D. B. Eiitchcock
C. T. Mitebock
Mail Robbery Suspects Captured After Gun Battle
Two mail robbery suspects were captured in Lake City Minnesota after a gun battle at the railroad station baggage room. A third man escaped and may have been wounded. One captive was identified as R Peterson of Rochford Illinois. Precautions followed a prior week old theft of two pouches from the baggage room. Special Agent Frank Auman investigated and fired at the men, drawing the pursuit onto the platform.
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Lake City
Minn
R. Peterson
Rochford
Peterson
Frank Auman
Auman
Cuba Opposes Intervention Amid Havana Calm
In Havana on September 9 the Cuban executive committee solidified opposition to American intervention. Officials sought to lack any excuse for intervention yet used the threat to rally political leaders and officers to support national unity. The city remained unusually calm as the paper continues on page 2.
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Havana
Secret Service
Gerardo No 2
Doctor Thomas Named Acting Coroner In Lorain
County commissioners appoint Dr. David Thomas of Lorain as acting coroner during the absence of Coroner S C Ward who is to be away on rotation. It was reported today.
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DR. Thomas
David Thomas
Lorain
S.C. Ward
The Weather Forecast Ohio Falls Tonight and Sunday
A routine forecast for Ohio notes a generally fall evening tonight and cooler conditions through Sunday. Sunday will see slightly cooler air with near lake effects around Lake Erie tonight.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Hunt for missing airmen in Bennett Cup search
An extensive search is underway for crews of two balloons reported missing since taking off from Chicago in the James Gordon Bennett cup race. Ward T. Van Orman and Frank Trotter are named crew members of the Goodyear VII, which is missing alongside the Polish entry.
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Chicago
Ward T. van Orman
Frank Trotter
Balloons Missing in Gordon Bennett Race
Sept 98 U S Army planes join search for four missing balloonists from the Gordon Bennett race after adverse weather delays. Two balloons, Polish and American entries, were sighted over Quebec as searchers track down the crews Captain Francizek Hivack Lieut Zbigniew Burzynski Ward T Van Orman and Frank A Trotter were aboard. The last sighting places Van Orman near Saint Marie Michigan with possible descent in forested areas. searches warn crews may be days away from contact.
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Boston
U.R
U. S. Army
Chicago
Portneuf
Quebec
Can
Joseph Danville
P. Morin
Francizek Hivack
Zbigniew Burzynski
Ward T. van Orman
Frank A. Trotter
van Orman
Saint Ste Marie
Mich
Civilization
Many Apply for Home Loans in Lorain County
KE Moody in charge of Federal Home Loans in Lorain County said builders and supply men cooperate with the protest. W N Little of Lorain Charles Crehore and L P Kaiser of Elyria lead in service. More than 150 bona fide loan applications received and appraisals are under way. Borrowers will pay 37.91 per thousand per month to cover interest and principal.
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KE. L. Moody
Lorain County
W. N. Little
Lorain
Charles Crehore
L. P. Kaiser
Elyria
Moody
Army officer ready to act at Havana
Havana scene reports 300 officers within National Hotel pledging seizure of the Presidential Palace to restore the De Cespedes government. Dr Horacio Ferrer said the decision is final and Portela would be consulted. Officers claim broad support from many units and cities, and discuss a bloodless seizure plan.
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de Cespedes
Havana
National
Horacio Ferrer
United Press
Guillermo Portela
Justice
Portela
Cuba
Still Seeking School Fund Sources
Columbus notes the Joint Legislative Taxation Committee recessed after outlining a plan to fund weak school districts with about 58.5 million dollars through January 1, 1935. It aims to cover this year’s needs, possibly 3 million, and up to 6 million for next June, while considering taxes or a hard liquor levy after repeal to balance the budget. The panel left unsettled whether to use new taxes or a liquor-traffic funding approach.
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Columbus
Joint Legislative Taxation Committee
James A. Jones
Portage County
Nine Men Face Junk Theft Charge
Nine Clevelanders are charged in warrants issued by the Nickel Plate Railroad as part of a major junk theft ring. The suspects allegedly stole scrap iron hauled away in trucks and railroad cars, dumped along the bank near the Elyria water works spur to prevent lake damage, and shipped some of the iron to Warren. Detective officers nabbed some members while transporting iron, with another gang allegedly loading a derailment car for a 53,900 pound shipment to Warren. Arraignments before Justice Petro listed George Parker. John Jukoszki. Homer Howbb. Anthony Cender. George Higgins. William Taylor. Frank Braggs. Zoehey Speed. Dallas Tukes.
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Qohia
Nickle Flute Railroad
Steeming
Elyria Water Works
Lorain
Warren
K. L. Chapman
Bellevue
Judson Gillen
W. W. Stigall
Nickel Plate Road
Joseph Petro
George Parker
John Jukoszki
Homer Howbb
Anthony Cender
George Higgins
William Taylor
Frank Braggs
Zoehey Speed
Dallas Tukes
Seek Ways to Avert Cleveland Street Car Strike
Mediator Charles Barnes arrives to mediate between Cleveland street car workers and management over union recognition and a 25 percent wage raise. Senator Wagner and Edward McGrady join efforts to secure a permanent settlement under NRA policy. Strike could be ordered by 4:30 pm if talks fail.
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Cleveland
Charles Barnes
New
National Labor Board
Barnes
Croydon
U. S
Robert F. Warner
New York
Labor Board
Roosevelt
NRA
Edward F. McGrady
Labor
Wagner
Ray T. Miller
W. M. Leiserson
National Board
Washington
Man Injured in Alleged Quarrel Near Elyria
Sterlac Eddington, 23, of 632 Cleveland Street, is hospitalized at Memorial with multiple injuries after a quarrel near Cleveland road one mile east of Elyria at midnight. His condition is not believed to be serious, and x rays are being taken to assess injuries.
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Cleveland Road
Elyria
Sterlac Eddington
Cleveland St
Memorial Hospital
Eddington
Plan to Organize Democrat Club Meets at YMCA
The younger Democrats of the city will gather Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the YMCA to attempt the organization of a Young Men's Democrat club.
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Democrat Club
Naval encirclement of Cuba increases as ships head to Havana
Washington reports that parts of Cuba lack effective government and face disorder. The battleship Mississippi is ordered to Havana as the State Department signals the island's fate rests with its own people. Secretary Hull avoided promising intervention while implying Cuba must restore order.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Navy Department
Mississippi
Havana
Hull
United States
Demands Filed to Oust Fulton Ohio Bank Head
Sept 9 petitions calling for the removal of Ira J. Fulton state superintendent of banks circulated in Cleveland. Congressman Martin L. Sweeney, independent mayoral candidate, said the petitions will be filed in common pleas court early next week. The motion cites gross neglect of duty misfeasance malfeasance and nonfeasance and alleges Fulton has refused and wilfully neglected to enforce the law.
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Cleveland
Ira J. Fulton
Martin L. Sweeney
Common Pleas Court
Housewives turn to selling miscellaneous articles for cash
Many housewives seek extra income by selling miscellaneous articles as a convenient option to earn money.
Noted Preacher To Speak Here Tomorrow
Rev. George Luther Cady D D will speak at two Elyria churches tomorrow. In the morning at First Congregational Church he will discuss What Is It All About and in the evening at Second Congregational Church The Art of Living Together in a Smaller World. He is executive secretary of the American Missionary Association, a Home Board of Congregational and Christian churches.
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George Luther Cady
D.D
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Second Congregational Church
Dr. Cady
The
American Missionary Association
Congregational and Christian Churches
Pope displeased with Hitler policy delays Vatican treaty
Vatican City September 9 The Pope will not ratify the German Vatican treaty while Adolf Hitler maintains current policies. A Vatican spokesman said conversations would pause during Cardinal Pacelli’s upcoming visit and ratification would be delayed. Pacelli will be away for about a month and the Vatican hopes Hitler may modify policies in that period. Reports say the Pope objects to Hitler’s religious policy and treatment of Cahes.
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Vatican City
Adolf Hitler
Vatican
Cardinal Pacelli
Papal
Pacelli
Ffitier
Thade
Hitler
Cahes
Shank To Go On Trial November 27 in Akron Case
Akron attorney Mark Shank will be tried November 27 on four indictments charging murder in the powering of Alvin Colley his wife and their two sons. Shank pleaded not guilty before the trial date was set. The Alvin Colley case is expected to be tried first by prosecutor Miller Herbert.
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Renton Lrk
Mark Shank
Attorrey
Akron
Alvin Coller
Colley
Shank
Alvin Colley
Miller Herbert
NRA Faces Crisis Over Price Fixing Rules
Washington seethes over price questions in the National Recovery Administration with debate on keeping finished goods prices from outrunning farm prices and wages. Proposals favor wage and material cost safeguards and price control boards to prevent profiteering and cutthroat competition while boosting purchasing power.
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United Press
Washington
National Recovery Administration
NRA Consumers’ Advisory Board
Roosevelt
WaBbes
NRA
avalanche of petitions filed in final tours
Lorain county election officials report about 600 candidates will seek votes this November across municipalities villages and townships. 445 petitions filed at the main office with many more at the branch in Lorain. Final filing day closed yesterday and includes names such as George Livingston Elyria an independent candidate for Third Ward council and Oberlin petitions for two council seats.
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Board of Election Officials
Boards of Education
Lorain County
Lorain
George Livingston
Elyria
Oberlin
John von Blum
South Main Street
Robert W. Pulley
East Vine Street
von Blum
Board of Elections
South Amherst Board of Education
W. J. Barr
Roy
Cahoon
Frank Horwedel
Charles Klingshire
H. A. Schmitz
William Bommer
Anton Kinzel
Board of Education
A. R. Wilford
H. H. Plas
Peter Forthofer
Carl Rink
Avon Lake Village
0. P. Kubach
Wayne C. Black
Hugo F. Bouse
W. R. Hinz
Joseph Boehm
Kenneth Drake
Caroline Pipes
Ralph Morrison
John Turveen
W. J. Arnold
Carl Tomanek
Harry Burkhart
Howard Drake
Frank Volek
Thomas Duke
William Franklin
Frank Krebs
W. J. Klausmeyer
Austerland
Ed. DeChant
Mary McKay
Charles Gilman
H. A. Hain
Board
Ira Lee
M. T. Rolte
Fred Justice
Constable
Vern Hendrick
Mary Baird
Ethel Lee
Clair Barnes
Brownhelm
Lucy Leimbach
Frank Whyte
John Reinhard
L. B Bacon
M. W. McQueen
Rena Titus
H. C. L. S. Bacon
Kenneth Baumhart
Camden Township
S. J. Davidson
Earl Rowell
J. R. Groot
Emma Sigsworth
Steve Cowie
Reuben Calkins
F. E. Davidson
S. Cowen
W. D. Davidson
Columbia Township
Tees
P. W. Hineman
Roy Churchward
A. D. Carpenter
Walter Bra
James Smith
Charlos Willams
Walter Hadarway
Drazendahl
W. C. Grover
Phelan Brace
T. & Smith
Jack B. Jobeon
Waughs
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Canad
Nickle Plate Railroad
Mediator
France
Lance
Paris
Russecs
Strasbo
Germany
Alsace- Lorraine
Fulton
State Banking Department
Chronicle-Telegram
Euwcaadyd.d
Pope
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