Roosevelts Breathing Spell Angers Republicans in Rift Over Reform
The Republican National Committee blasted President Roosevelts breathing spell exchange with Roy W. Howard as a partisan stunt that fails to address inflation budget balance or constitutional reform. They accuse the administration of constant experimentation and restlessness, warning of an upcoming September 25 party meeting to organize against the New Deal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Roy W. Howard
National Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Roosevalt
Howard
Religious Rally At Salvation Army Citadel Tonight
A big religious rally unfolds at the Salvation Army Citadel on West Broad Street this evening as part of The World For God campaign launched last Friday. Delegations from Findlay Sandusky Lorain and Ashland bring their bands. Lt. Col. Hoffman divisional commander based in Cleveland will speak. Unusual vocal and instrumental music will accompany the open event.
Fire damages auto in Valley City on Washington Ave
A short circuit in wiring caused a blaze Saturday night damaging an automobile owned by Gilbert Schaffer of Valley City on Washington Avenue. Firemen pulled burning wires apart and smothered the fire with tags. Toronto serves as headquarters of the Amputations Association of the Great War.
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Gilbert Schaffer
Valley City
Washington Avenue
Large Crowd Hears Betty Weakland Continue Services
A large audience braved threatening weather last evening at the Fairgrounds Grand Stand to hear Betty Weakland, noted girl evangelist. Campaign interest prompts continued nightly services for a week with a theme “A Ring With a Throne.” The speaker urged laughter and moral conduct as paths to righteousness while warning of judgment and national matters. Music featured numbers by a mixed quartet including Mr. and Mrs. B. Grandstone, Marjorie Pierson, and Mr. H. B. Ganse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Weakland
Weanand
B. Grandsta Mar
Jorie Pierson
H. B. Ganses
Snoble Is Receiver For Walton Ice Co
Cleveland September 9 federal court records show Walton Ice and Fuel Company of Elyria Ohio facing involuntary bankruptcy. Petitioning creditors Jed Faicht Eugene Wenat and C L Sotherdon claim several debts including insurance dues. Charles J Snobie appointed receiver by Bankruptcy Referee William B Woods with a 2006 bond posted.
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Cleveland
Walton Ice and Fuel Company
Elyria
Ohia
W Jed. Faicht
Cleveland H
Eugene E. Wenat
Elsra
C. L. Sotherdon
Elsha
Charles J Snobie
William B. Woods
Defeats Chair By Ending His Life Defeats Chair By Ending His Life Saw YORK
Anthony Cuzino known as Tony the Stinger hunted for two years for questioning about 11 murders across New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Washington, D. C. He hanged himself in a police headquarters cell before midnight after confessing to crimes that could have led to the electric chair. He braided a rope from socks and a shirt. a police inhalator squad tried for an hour to revive him. After capture on Saturday Cuzino admitted involvement in the murder of Patrolman Charles Stockburzer in Philadelphia on July 14, 1933, and the killing of Detective James J Garvey in New York a year earlier.
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York
Anthony Cuzino
Tony
Stinger
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Cuzino
Charles Stockburzer
Philadelphia
J James J. Garvey
First HOLC Foreclosure Suit Filed in Lorain County
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation files its first Lorain County foreclosure suit today through attorney J. J. Smythe. The action names John and Helen Bakes of Elyria and others for $2,040, the full loan amount, claiming failure to make monthly payments since January 1934 of $13.17 each.
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Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Lorain County
Dogs Suspected Of Killing Sheep Caught
Dogs believed to have killed sheep near Ely and Amrst towns were captured. one dog killed, another injured. Damages from six sheep killed last week totaled about £94 with three more sheep damaged. owners may claim against the two men feared to be responsible. Authorities report the incident occurred in the vicinity of Townine and nearby parishes.
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Tes Minkler
Counting Votes In Kentucky Run Off
Counting of what may be a record vote of 500000 ballots in the Kentucky run off Democratic primary began in Louisville as a factional battle for the gubernatorial nomination between Thomas S Rhea and Lieut. Gov. A B Happy Chandler dominated interest. Rhea led in the Aug 3 regular primary but lacked a majority, while Bloody Harlan county reported 12380 votes in Saturday's run off.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Thomas S Rhea
A. B
Happy Chandler
Rhea
Chandler
Harlan County
Condition of Mr Hudnutt Improved at Elyria Hospital
A. C. Hudnutt publisher of the Chronicle Telegram was listed at Elyria Memorial Hospital at noon as somewhat improved. He remains seriously ill with pneumonia but those caring for him expressed encouragement from today’s improvement.
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A. C. Hudnutt
Thehronicle Telegram
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Open Loan Service Offices at Lorain and Ohio cities
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation announced opening 15 permanent servicing offices in Ohio to handle about 18000 loans for small homeowners. Regional Manager C Stott Noble cited district offices in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Akron Ashtabula Youngstown Canton Louvain Newark Marietta Lima Dayton Marion and more as sites for loan servicing and delinquent account management.
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Columbus
Ohio
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
C. Stott Noble
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Ashtabula
Youngstown
Canton
Louvain
Tanesville
Nark
Springfield
Dayton
Marion
Lima
Noble
Emperor Intervenes In Detention Of Missionaries In Africa
ADDIS ABABA Sept 9 The Emperor acted to rectify a mistake and intervened in the detention at Gamedia of seven women and six children, most of them Americans seeking to leave the country. United States chargé d’affaires Cornelius Van H. Engert reported the incident to the Emperor, with later Add IS Ababa dispatches noting only part of the missionaries traveling from Saro toward the port were detained. Mules carrying several women and two children were confiscated. others were forced to cover long distances.
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U.P
Addis Ababa
Gamedia
United Press
Cornelius van H. Engert
United States
Cherse D'Affairs
Addia_ Aba
Gamebia
Saro
Khartoum
Columbus
John W. Brickthey
Trol Department
Gore
Egypt
Auditor of State
Knights of Columbus plan membership drive at Columbus event
The K of C held an opening noon gathering at Bill Damm's Loral in Columbus yesterday. Twenty eight Knights attended, split into two teams led by captains Joseph Tonry and William Rigo. The drive will close with initiation on Sunday November 7.
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Loral
Columbus
Bill Damm
Kewree
Nanaver
Twen
Knights
Joseph Tonry
William Rigo
United Brethren bishop warns against arming fascism
In Columbus Bishop A H Cuppinger told the Southeast Ohio Conference that equipping communism or fascism cannot redeem society. The talk opened the 95th annual meeting of the United Brethren church in Ohio. In Cleveland Francis W Poulson, chairman of the State Democratic committee, hurt in a Sunday car crash at Northfield is recovering at his Shaker Heights home.
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Columbus
A. H. Cuppinger
Darton
Southeast Ohio
United Brethren Church
Cleveland, O
Francis W. Poulson
State Democratic Committee
Shaker Heights
Northfield
Death of Mrs. Caroline E. Sears at Murray Ridge
Mrs. Caroline E. Sears died at her Murray Ridge home after a lingering illness. Born in Willoughby, she was a First Methodist Church member. Survived by three daughters in law, Mrs. Sarah Dunfee, Mrs. Jennie Abbott, and Mrs. Grace Haenal. Funeral at Taylor Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Caroline E. Sears
Murray Ridge
Willoughby
First Methodist Church
Sarah Dunfee
Jennie Abbott
Grace Haenal
Taylor Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Oberlin Obituary and Local Notices in Oberlin Ohio
Esther Alflen Garner of Cleveland died after a weeks illness at Elrria Memorial Hospital. She leaves a husband Carl Garner and a four week old son, plus her parents. Funeral Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. at 111 Groveland Street under Mathewson Funeral Home. Interment West Wood cemetery. Regular fall lodge meeting at 7:39 p.m. with pot luck at 6:30 and entertainment. Oberlin WOTU and Odd Fellows and other groups schedule meetings. Various club and social notes, follow-ups, and brief reports on residents returning from visits and travels.
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Oberlin, O
Maxine Garner
Carl Garner
Cleveland
Elrria Memorial Hospital
Bert Douglas
Groveland Street
Douglas
Mathewson
West Wood Cemetery
Oberlin W Oc. T. TU
Hakes
East Lorain Straet
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
Koupis Klub
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin clubs schedule meetings from Monday to Wednesday September 9 to 11. American Legion Post No 102 gathers at the Legion hall, Vine Rebekah meeting, Community Garden at the old post office on South Main Street discussing plans for a flower show tied to the Window Fair, Queen Esther Missionary Society meets at Miss Betty Wendt’s home on College Place. Tuesday features a dinner meeting of Oberlin Business and Professional Women at 40 North Pleasant Street, and a corn roast hosted by Mrs. J A McGrann on Woodland Avenue. Wednesday includes Pansy Chapter Eastern Stars beginning its activities.
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Wilson
Betty Wendt
College Place
Oberlin Business and
BE. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Martes Club
J. A. McGrann
Woodland Avenue
Pansy Chapter
Order of Eastern Stars
Townsend Plan Gains Backers At Elyria Picnic
Hundreds of residents in Elyria and northern Ohio heard J E Robb of Cleveland advocate passage of the Townsend Old Age Revolving Pension plan at a Cascade Park picnic. He urged continued campaign, warned against peacetime war trappings, and outlined a two per cent federal tax plan to fund monthly pensions while pledging to mobilize support for petitions and youth outreach. Reverend William Flammer and William C Hill chaired as plans to charter a Fourteenth Congressional District Townsend Club and a speaker lineup for youth events were announced.
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Elyria
Ohio
Cascade Park
Elyria Townsend Club
J. E. Robb
Cleveland
Congress
Roosevelt
Robb
Townsend Club
Townsend
Net
United States
William Flammer
William C. Hill
Focals Club
Robert Kaiser
Elyria Youth
Elytia
Perkins School
Extharge
Bowery Streets
Akron
Doheny and Fall in Teapot Dome era trials
The Dwight Doheny fortune rose to 89 producing wells by 1924, then the Teapot Dome scandal touched the Harding era. Doheny was acquitted in 1926 of conspiracy to defraud the United States in Elk Hills leases, while Albert B. Fall was convicted and admitted receiving $190000. Doheny claimed his son’s cash to Fall was a loan from an old friend.
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Nohens
Harding
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Washington
Petit Jurors for Common Pleas Court Subpoenaed
List of Elyria Lorain and Oberlin residents summoned for petit jury service starting tomorrow includes Mamie Burslve Russell Stokley Norris Snyder James Gray Gladys Beal William Park Zoe Marie Girtz Louise Michal Lila Thompson Ann Roots Charlotte Steinmetz Lyde Dagnan from Lorain Wellington and North Ridgeville
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Common Pleas Court
Mamie Burslve
Russell Stokley
Norris Snyder
James Gray
Gladys Beal
Elyria
William Park
Zoe Marie Girtz
Louise Michal
Lila Thompson
Lorain
Ann Roots
Oberlin
Charlotte Steinmetz
North Ridgeville
Lyde Dagnan
Wellington
Stock Market Trend Upward in midday trading
New York stock prices climbed toward noon as profits were booked. gains reached up to six points with Allied Chemical hitting a new high for the year. Leaders including U S Steel Weeringhouse Electric American Telephone Bethlehem Steel New York Central and Sears Roebuck rose to fresh highs while General Electric surpassed its prior year peak. Mortar shares recovered from early lows as utilities and oils stayed steady.
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New York
Allied Chemical
U.S. Steel
Weeringhouse Electric
American Telephone
Rethinhem Steel
New York Central
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Found Guilty After Trial Of 55 Minutes
Charles R. Agar, alias Frad. Young, arrested over a month ago for issuing checks without funds, was found guilty in a brief 85 minute trial. He admitted writing the checks but claimed intent to cover them. Checks included $8 to Edward Schwartz of the Brown Harey and $5 to Diamond Tite of the Brown Hotel. Judge Guy B. Findley scheduled sentencing. Prosecutors noted prior trouble. trial of Kopecka and Smetana for the Steel and Tube Company blast was postponed to tomorrow.
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Charles R. Agar
Young
Agar
First National Bank of Fostoria
Edward Schwartz
Five Fremont Residents Sing For Elyria Home In Surprise Visit
Residents at the Elyria Home for the Aged were entertained yesterday by five Fremont visitors visiting a relative. The performers Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Stull, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Hoff, and Miss Jillian We Manama presented solos duets and other numbers in an unexpected musical program.
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Elyria
Fremont
Mra
W. OW. Stull
Jed Hoff
Jillian We
Grafton Homemakers Club to meet Wednesday
The Grafton Homemakers Club will hold its first summer meeting after the recess at Mrs. W. B. Baker's home on Wednesday afternoon in Grafton Ohio.
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Grafton Club
Grafton
Grafton Homemakers Club
W. B. Baker
Police vote to elect two trustees for pension fund
Members of the police department voted today to elect two trustees for the police pension fund. Current trustees are Sergeant Curtiss Hamlin and Arthur Hurd. Ballots will be counted tonight, said Chief E J Stankard.
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Police Department
Police Pension Fund
Sear 1Geant Curtiss Hamlin
Arthur Hurd
E. J. Stankard
Long Family Grief at Hospital as Senator Lies Hurt
The Long family arrived from Winfield to visit Senator Long in a prostrate state after an assassination attempt. Earl and Huey P. Lone Sr. accompanied by a 3 year old, faced crowds kept back by highway police while Mrs. Long and two children planned to stay at a downtown hotel. Judge Pevy, viewed as opposed to Long's leadership, faced ouster over a pending bill amid the day’s bereavement. Police searched capitol visitors for firearms under Gen Guerre’s orders. petitions in common pleas court by Kreger and Tillman were dismissed.
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Eee II
Earl
Huey P. Lone, Sr
Long
Winfield
FR. H. Pevy
Judge Pevy
Dr. Weiss
State Capitol
L. F. Guerre
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Cleveland Market Headlines and Livestock Prices
Cleveland market report shows varied livestock and grain quotes with cattle milk and hay prices. Cattle trade slow, veal and calves slipping. hogs steady, poultry and fowl demands noted. corn wheat and flour quotations furnished by local exchanges and mills.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Grai
Pairchid Milling Co
aSige
Alpalma
Hay
Louisiana Senator Long and the Capitol shooting
The piece recalls the 1930s assassination attempt on Senator Long at the Louisiana State Capitol and notes guards with a submachine gun, rumors of a gallery guard, and Long’s political ambition to be free to campaign nationally while facing a January primary. It also mentions Long’s past support for Roosevelt and later estrangement over share our wealth. It closes with an aside about Cyprus camel exports.
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Het
Louisiana State Capitol
Elert Roosevelt
Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Washington
National Capitol
Senate
Robert Brothers
Chesley Jurney
Long
Louisiana
Democratic National Committee
Judge Cook Will Preside This Term
Lorain county bar members gathered for the September term opening as President G. A. Resek urged renewing their allegiance by taking the Constitution Day oath next Monday. New Elyria entrants Robert Fauver and Lawrenve Aschenbach were welcomed. Judge Dan A. Cook was named presiding judge for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
G. A. Rasek
United States
Ohio
Resek
Robert Fauver
Lawrenve Aschenbach
Elyria
Dan A. Cook
Kidee Guy B. Findley
Elyria Drum Corps Heads to National Convention
Number Three notes a special baggage car is chartered for Cream Puff the nurse who leads the delegation at state and national parades. Special train fares on the Elyria Legion Special and hotel rate information are offered by Commander George L. Tattersall of the Elyria Post for those wishing to join the drum corps to the convention.
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Nerse
Elyria Legion
George L. Tattersalll
Elyria Post
Elyria
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