Elyria Man Robbed by Two Bandits on East River Street
Paul Steger, an agent for Prudential, was robbed of 120 to 130 dollars in cash two checks and a grip containing company books by two armed bandits on East River and East Bridge streets around 11 30 p.m. One robber wore a blue shirt. It was the second hold-up in El ria city limits in two weeks with another man reporting a 21 dollar theft earlier.
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Paul Steger
Marseilles
Asyeptie
Prudential Insurance Company
Eat
East River
East Bridge
Steger
East River Street
Arke Street
Hridge Street
Hoppes
Elsra
Thomas Finegan
Lake Avenue
Lodi Street
Drum Corps Banquet Honors Loyal Members in Elyria
The American Legion drum corps held a banquet to thank wives and Auxiliary members for support and patience. Toastmaster Chuck Clark led remarks by Corps president Chuck Persons urging backing of a benefit football game at Ely Stadium. Mayor Jim Hewitt praised the corps, while Carl Wolf coordinated post-event thanks.
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Geo. H. Allen
American Legion
Foy Legionnaires
Chuck’ Clark
Chuck” Persons
Ely Stadium
Chuck
Legionnaire
Carl Wolf
Corps
Boston
Mas Richwint
Elsra Legion Dram Corps
Richwine
Jim’ Hewitt
Missus
Elyria
British Foreign Secretary Warns No More Capital Ships
Arthur Henderson told the League of Nations assembly in Geneva that hopes are set on agreements by 1936 to halt capital ship construction. He also urged the council to convene a wide world disarmament conference next year.
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Geneva
Arthur Henderson
League of Nations Assembly
Council of the
League of Nations
Italian tourist jumps from St Peters dome to death
Marcello Nittati, an Italian tourist, leaped from the dome of St Peters in Vatican City today, dying by his own action. It was the first such self-inflicted death ever recorded in the new papal state.
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ST. Peter's
Vatican City
Marcello Nittati
St. Peters
Papal State
Recount Possibility In Michigan Governor Race
Detroit Mich Sept 11 The recount possibility grows in the governor race between Wilber M Brucker and Alex J Groesbeck as late returns cut Brucker lead to under 4 000 votes from more than 80 000 ballots cast. Wayne County and Detroit returns narrowed the margin where Groesbeck drew strongest support.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Wilber M Brucker
Alex J. Groesbeck
Brucker
Wayne County
Groesbeck
Stromboli Volcano Eruption Kills One Person
In Sicily at Messina on September 11 the Stromboli volcano erupted violently, blowing off its cone. One person was killed and several injured in the disaster.
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Messina
Sicily
German fliers head home aboard Hamburg after flight
On September 11 Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau and three crew members of the German United States flight departed by steamship Hamburg bound for home. Their Dornier war plane was lashed to the after deck of the vessel as they set course.
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New York
Deposed Argentine President Sails to Montevideo
Sept 11 in Buenos Aires Hipolito Ivigoyen deposed president of Argentina sailed today on the cruiser Belgrano toward Montevideo.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
Hipolito Ivigoyen
Belgrano
Montevideo
Goodwill Flight Delayed by Cracked Propeller
A cracked propeller will delay the country wide goodwill tour of Major Dieudonne Coste and Lieut. Maurice Bellonte until next week at least. The pair planned a transcontinental goodwill journey departing from New York.
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Coste
Bellonte
New York
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellontec
Bodies count climbs after Santo Domingo disaster
In Santo Domingo Dominican Republic on September 11 more than 3 000 dead were recovered as rescuers worked to rehabilitate a city struck by a Caribbean hurricane. Over 20 000 injured were reported with about a quarter in dangerous condition. British sailors from the Danae aided in clearing debris and patrolling streets while Maj Carey Crockett helped coordinate relief from San Juan.
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Santa Domingo
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Danae
Uth
Carey Crockett
Theodore Housevelt
Porto Rico
San Juan
Rochester man fined for driving while intoxicated
Justice S. J. George fined Ernest Gariss of Rochester 3100 and costs and suspended his driving license for six months after he pled guilty to driving while intoxicated. H. E. Stephens, arrested with Gariss, was fined £23 and costs for being intoxicated.
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S. J. George
Ernest Gariss
Rochester
Gariss
H. E. Stephens
J Gariss
First Bird Coloring Contest in Chronicle Telegram Saturday
The Chronicle Telegram will publish 50 bird pictures starting this Saturday. Young readers under thirteen can win a Birdsand Coloring Kit by coloring the robin picture and sending it to the Bird Editor by the following Thursday. Elyria and county youths eligible. contest approved by school superintendents Maston and Vaughn.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Carnicle-Telegram
Elyma
R. C. Maston
W. Vaughn
Ohio Republicans Meet to Form Platform in Columbus
Republican leaders delegates and party workers from across Ohio gathered in Columbus on Thursday for the state convention to shape the platform and slate. Prohibition remains the flashpoint with a potential wet plank debated by Senator Ackerman. Dry stands prevail among Governor Cooper and other nominees as Simeon Fess presses for a party line.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph M. Ackerman
Cleveland
Cooper
McCulloch
Simeon D. Fess
Ke-Noter
Hoover Out of Argument in Prohibition Fight
President Hoover holds the Republican party must settle prohibition disputes by states. Ohio and New York conventions will hear no White House guidance, as party groups decide their own stance. Weighing in are Mauri ce Maschke and Nicholas Murray Butler with signals of possible splits. Primary losses for prohibition allies Hudson and Miller reinforce Hoover’s stance.
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Washington
Hoover
Ohio
New York
White House
Columbus
Republican National
Maurice Maschke
Cooper Declares Promises Kept at Republican Convention
Colimbus September 11. Governor Myers Y. Cooper told the Republican state convention that the present administration fulfilled all promises and will stay in power. He cited tax cuts farm relief election law revision lower costs and a bigger highway program along with repeal of the Peace Utility Rate law and a state office building program as key achievements and urged continued reductions in property taxes stricter law enforcement and expanded educational aid.
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Colimbus
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Propaganda mill blamed for attacks on Hoover in Indiana rally
Senator Arthur Robinson charged Democrat leader John Raskob formed a propaganda bureau in Washington to issue venomous attacks on President Hoover and the Republican administration. He cited Charles Nicholson as head and said the mill fueled misrepresentations amid the 1929 crash while rallying 15,900 Indiana Republicans in Linton.
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Lenton
Ind
John
I, Raskob
Hoover
Washington
Arthur Robinson
Indiana
Linton
Harribecue
Robinson
James E. Watson
Harry G Leslie
Watson
Feoover
Raskob
Rashob
Charles Michaelson
United States
Defends Tariff In Kiwanis Talk
Paul H. Malenchini of Thew Strevel Co spoke at the Hotel Newell on American trade in Europe and defended the tariff increase. He argued auto export declines are temporary and will recover with better conditions, urging equal dollar value for future exports. Kiwanis delegates to the national convention in Toledo were elected, with alternates named, and plans for a club clam bake at the Hedges next week were announced.
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Newell
Paul H. Malenchini
Thew Strevel Company
Malenchini
Europe
Marenchini
Kiwanis
Toledo
R. C Master
A. A. West
A. H. Waters
W C. Schultz
Ray Benz
George Richwine
The
Hedges
Jim Armitage
Oberlin Man Is Defendant In Suits
R L Knowles of Oberlin was named defendant in two separate suits for 5000 dollars each filed by Hollis B and Ethel McGregor. The McGregors seek damages for injuries from a September 24, 1928 automobile collision with Knowles while their car was parked for repairs along the road.
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R. L. Knowles
Oberlin
Hollis B
Ethel McGregor
McGregor
Knowles
Lorain man dies by suicide at home residence
Lorain on September 11 authorities reported Steve Nemish 5 committed suicide at his home 1641 Eas Whittietlstro. Perry the investigator found his body in a room this morning with no known motive according to the coroner.
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Lorain
Steve Nemish
Eas
Whittietlstro
Are Perry
Waisman
Health Dept Warns On Infantile Paralysis Symptoms Elyria Case Quarantined
The Elyria Health Department outlines early signs of infantile paralysis a hard cold fever and four to five day onset after fever. Parents urged to seek medical advice for suspicious symptoms and avoid contact with sick children as authorities quarantine the residence after the first case in over a year.
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Elyria
Ey Health Department
G. E French
Pia
Elvria
French
Man Struck By Auto Seriously Injured Near Oberlin Road
P. E. Jones colored whose home address is unknown is in Memorial hospital with serious injuries after being struck by a car last night near Stope 2 Oberlin road Chester Striker R. D. 1 Oberlin driver Sheriff Adams says he was blinded by approaching lights and could not see Jones until impact The man was thrown over the right fender his head hit the windshield and one leg broken
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P. E. Jones
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Stope 2
Oberlin Road
Chester
R. D
Oberlin
Clarence E. Adams
Jones
Oberlin Freshmen Arrive for Week of Activities
About 350 freshmen and new students begin arriving for Oberlin College Freshman Week. From tomorrow until upperclassmen arrive Wednesday the campus will be largely theirs with tours, social events, and lectures on studying and finances to help new students settle in. The student body is expected to reach about 1,800 next Wednesday, a 50 percent increase for the town. Officials note Oberlin's water supply is low but not at risk, with fall rains anticipated to refill supplies.
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Adxa
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Suit Filed Over Home Construction Debt in Iron Lake
Forest A. Rodenpaugh sues Mary A. Reid and others in common pleas court seeking 159363 dollars claimed as due for building a house for the defendants at Iron Lake last year. Also asks foreclosure of a mortgage.
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Common Pleas Court
Forest A. Rodenpaugh
Mary A. Reid
Iron Lake
Body of Tarbine Victim Discovered Near Akron
An unidentified middle aged man was found dead in tangled underbrush along the Cleveland road in Akron. He had six stab wounds two to the heart from a dagger and knife wounds in the abdomen. Coroner M B Crafts cites possible Black Hand extortionist involvement. The victim’s body, stripped and wrapped in an auto robe, lay unseen for about a week to ten days. Jacob Norgren and son William, berry pickers from Lakemore, found the scene and reported it.
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Akron
Cleveland Road
M. B. Crafts
Summit County
Oe Ees
Jacob Norgren
William
Lakemore
Don Isham
Colorado Woman Kills Husband and Children
In Denver today Mrs. Helen Rose locked her husband in a bedroom then shot and killed her 10 year old daughter and herself after wounding another daughter who slept nearby. The husband forced the door and found his wife and Joyce dead. The wounded daughter sustained a shoulder injury.
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Denver
Cole
Helen Rose
Boy In Coma For 25 Hours
Worcester Mass Sept 1 Joseph Ruseckas a 12 year old boy lay in a coma for 25 hours after crying in class at Lemartine Street School He was listed as danger and his parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Ruseckas were anxious doctors were mystified by the mysterious illness and refused nourishment doubt blood pressure and pulse remained weak
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Worcester
Mass
Joseph Ruseckas
Worcester City Hospital
Ruseckas
Lemartine Street
Anthony Ruseckas
Filling Station Robbery Probed
The sheriffs office investigated a burglary at the Matt Gardner gasoline station on Oberlin Road last night. Burglars stole a radio and several cigars and confections before departing.
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Sheriffs Office
Matt Gardner
Oberlin Road
Ford Arrives in Cherbourg on Transatlantic Visit
Henry Ford, American manufacturer, landed in Cherbourg from the Bremen at 5 a.m. He called the crossing from New York the finest vacation he had enjoyed in 19 years.
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Ford
Cherbourg
France
Henry Ford
Bremen
New York
Telegraph Road Structure 18 Be Replaced
The state will let a contract soon to replace the old bridge over the New York Central tracks on Telegraph road at Elyria city limits. A new 28 foot roadway will be built, removing sharp curves and widening the highway. The highway commission also plans to fix a dangerous bend on Route 18 two and a half miles east of Wellington after a recent fatal crash.
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New York Central Railroad
Telegraph Road
Elyria
State Highway Commission
Wellington
YM CA Boys Clubs Restart After Quiet Summer
YMCA activities resume for young boys as Four-Square Clubs begin fall programs for grade schoolers, Torch Club starts tomorrow, and Junior HY and Senior Hi groups plan meetings this week. Boys division also resumes bean dinners and Friday night programs, with two overnight hikes in Camp Iss-See-Kes planned in late September.
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MC. A
Torch
Bors
YM. C. A
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Veronion River
YX M. C. A. Officmis
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