Reichstag dissolves as communists and fascists rebel in Berlin
The Reichstag dissolved by Von Papen government amid chaos and protests. Communists and Hitler's fascists vote against the dissolution, passing motions to rescind emergency decrees. Goering challenges the move, and the chamber adjourns as emergency rule looms.
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Reichstag
von Papen
Franz von Papen
Hitler
Herman Goering
Paul von Hindenberg
Goering
Rostrum
Reichstags
von Hindenburg
Von
Enrollment grows in Elyria parochial schools
Slight increases over opening day enrollments were reported in two Elyria parochial schools as they started the second week of the 1932-33 year. St Agnes School adds 24 students for about 200 total while St John Lutheran adds two for 53, same as last year. St Mary's about 400 enrolled and Holy Cross 170 stay unchanged. Marion Public Schools may see higher enrollment with 13 fewer teachers planned, per Superintendent Bowan.
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Elyria
St. Agnes
St John’s Lutheran School
St. Mary’s School
Holy Cross School
Ohio Weather Forecast Predicts Cloudiness and Showers
Increasing cloudiness and slightly warmer tonight followed by showers in the east and portions on Tuesday. Likely rain in the northwest area late tonight into Tuesday with unsettled conditions across the state.
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Ohio
Northwest
Six Elyrians Thrill Of Being Shipwrecked On Lake
Six Elyrians aboard an 18 foot cabin cruiser set out before dawn from Sandusky to Middle Bass Island. After six miles out the propeller shaft broke and they drifted for about two hours until a fisherman with a power launch sighted them and towed them to Mitwanga. They waded ashore through three feet of water as waves washed the boat higher on the beach. No fishing occurred while waiting.
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J. H. Brown
Lewis Heidrich
Joseph Bridgland
Art Flowers
Clinton
Heidrich
Claude Rustus
Sandusky
Middle Bass Island
Huron
Brown
Mitiwanga
Accidents Fatal to ChiOang Victims in Ohio
United Press report lists six deaths from Ohio weekend accidents. Frank Hasty of Toledo, 55, died after being struck near home. John T. Dileo, 35, died from injuries after his car veered into a loading platform when he sneezed. William Paule, 53, of Elmore, died in Toledo hospital from collision injuries. Morris Watson, 18, of Jackson, was killed when the car left the road and overturned near McArthur. John Dukeck drowned in East Reservoir near Akron after tangling in his fishing line. Henry Lavely, 81, of Columbus, died when his auto collided with a bus.
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United Press
Ohio
Frank Hasty
Toledo
William Paule
Elmore
John T. Dileo
Morris Watson
Jackson
McArthur
John Dukeck
East Reservoir
Akron
Henry Lavely
Columbus
Police clash at Stehn Mills strike in High Point
In High Point North Carolina police and about four hundred Stehn Mills strikers clashed while attempting to clear a driveway blockade. Tear gas bombs exploded and a brief melee led to four men and three women arrested. Police say several women jumped a officer during the confrontation. The three week old strike prompted city officials to order action.
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High Point
N. C
Stehn Mills Corporation
Paraguay Claims Victory in Battle for Fort Boqueron
Asuncion, Paraguay reports a victory after days of fierce fighting for Fort Boqueron in the Gran Chaco. Thousands cheered after midnight as the war department announced continued fighting nearby and several prisoners taken. A reported air battle description cites Lieutenants Rochell and Garcia flying a bomber, Rochell wounded but repelling Bolivian planes.
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Paraguay
Fort Boqueron
Gran Chaco
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el Diaro
Rochell
Garcia
Lieut. Rochell
Grass Fire Burns Two Acres Near Industrial Site
Two acres of grass burned in a field south of the Universal Crane Company plant between the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Beech Street yesterday afternoon. Cause undetermined as local firefighters fought the blaze and beat it out.
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Universal Crane Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Beech Street
Roosevelt Begins West Tour From Albany Train
Albany dispatch says Governor Franklin D Roosevelt will start an 8000 mile Stop Look and Listen tour of the West aboard a special train. Friends say he will set politics aside to learn firsthand about the economic distress and to shape relief policies based on the findings.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Jewel scammer fined after truck repair loan ruse in Cleveland
Ollie Cornsweat of Cleveland used a jewelry security ruse to borrow $25 from gas station attendant Charles A Phillips. He returned for another loan claim, was arrested by Sheriff Clarence Adams, found with five watches and three rings used in the scheme, and later fined $10 plus costs with restitution to Phillips and Pete Dirlam.
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Ollie Cornsweet
Cleveland
Ollie
Charles A. Phillips
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Phillips
Clarence Adams
Paul Chapman
Pete Dirlam
Cornsweet
Walter B. Watts
Diriam
Elyrians Shine in Akron Parade for Eagles Leader
Elyria backed by Lorain and Amherst sent a large contingent to Akron to honor Henry J. Berrodin newly elected Grand Worthy President of the Grand Aerie. About 200 Elyria Eagles and dozens more from neighboring areas marched with bands, drum corps, and a beauty queen, Miss Mary Alice McLaughlin, amid a Washington bicentennial celebration with numerous veterans and Legion units. The event showcased Elyria Eagles drill teams, the Ladies Auxiliary, and a lively marching club, followed by initiation of 500 new members and an evening at the Akron club rooms.
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Walter Godfrey
Elyria
Ohio
East Market Street
Akron
Henry J. Berrodin
Grand Aerie
Lorain
Amherst
Lorain County
Berredin
Washington
American Legion
Elyria Legion
Hlyria Hagles
Mary Alice McLaughlin
Eagles
Eagles Ladies Auxiliary
Elyria Eagles
Amherst High School
Girl Injured In Traffic Crash At Lorain
One person suffered severe cuts to face and head and five others were bruised when a truck driven by Joseph Harcula of Lorain overturned in a ditch at Stop 46 Broadway. Stella Dzierzyk was hospitalized with serious head injuries. Passengers included her brothers Chester Frank Benny and Steve Petroff, all in Harcula’s truck, which collided with Edward Nabakowski and his family from Amherst, none of whom were hurt. Deputies Paul Chapman and Henry Moshi investigated.
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Joseph Harcula
Lorain
Broadway
Stella Dzierzyk
Lorain Hospital
Chester
Frank
Benny
Steve Petroff
Harcula
Edward Nabakowski
Cross Avenue
Amherst
Paul Chapman
Henry Moshi
School head elected by board vote and challenger named
The attorney general declares the proper choice as the county school head while Charles Wescott of Chandlersville is noted as the challenger, chosen by a 3 to vote at a second election after changes in board personnel.
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Charles Wescott
Insit
Chandlersville
Bandit Raid Hits Chinese Train South of Harbin
Report from London dated Sept 12 says a bandit raid derailed a passenger train on the Chinese Eastern Railway near Shuencheneu 30 miles south of Harbin. 600 passengers robbed. many kidnapped. up to 100 killed or wounded. Doctors and nurses were sent from Harbin at 4 A M. Henry Hilgard Villard, son of Oswald Garrison Villard, escaped unharmed and sent a cable to his father describing the incident and his safety.
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Harbin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Changchun
Shuencheneu
Watertown
Conn
Henry Hilgard Villard
Oswald
Garrison Villard
the Nation
Villard
Menchuk
Missing Chicago social worker Robins rattles city
Chicago September 12. Slums and underworld areas once aided by Col. Raymond Robins fail to yield trace of the welfare worker who vanished en route to an appointment with President Hoover. Federal agents and the Secret Six search his old haunts for clues, while family and friends fear amnesia or foul play may be involved.
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Chicago
Raymond Robins
Hoover
Robins
Welfare
Two Injured In Auto Collision Near Carmel
Carmel Indiana reports minor injuries to Carmel residents 23 year old Grafton and 26 year old Belden after a car crash with a machine driven by Edward Spiegelberg on Fuller and Grafton roads near Stop 6. They received care at Memorial Hospital as deputies Clarence Dick and Bob Rodgers investigated.
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Has Carmel
Grafton
Horace Belden
Bellevue
Edward Spiegelberg
Fuller
Grafton Road
Carmel
Belden
Memorial Hospital
Clarence Dick
Bob Rodgers
Six Toledo Men Missing After Lake Fishing Trip
Six Toledo men who left Bay View Yacht Club in the Sea Gull on a Sunday fishing trip have not returned. The missing are Henry Dettinger 46 postal worker George Pohlman 26 postal clerk Charles Holland Dettinger nephew George Hehler grocer Paul White and John Szhoski. The group planned to fish near the Sister Islands and had told families they would return by Sunday night. A search by Bay View Yacht Club caretaker Paul Decker in the tug Liberty was launched as word failed to reach homes.
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Toledo
Henry Dettinger
George Pohlman
Charles Holland
Dettinger
George Hehler
Paul White
John Szhoski
Bay View Yacht Club
Paul Decker
Liberty
Decker
Ninth District Court of Appeals Opens September Session
The Ninth District Court of Appeals opened its first September term session with about twenty cases assigned for consideration. Judges R. W. Funk William E B Pardee and C G Washburn preside at the session.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
R. W. Funk
William EB. Pardee
C. G. Washburn
Judge Webber speaks at Cleveland banquet for pioneers
Judge A. R. Webber addressed the Early Settlers Association of the Western Reserve at a banquet in Hotel Cleveland. He spoke on the part of pioneers of the Western Reserve in the march of democracy.
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Judge Webber
Cleveland
A. R. Webber
Danish Strait search for missing Hutchinson family plane crew
Seaplanes, motorships, Eskimo boats, and bobbing kayaks scoured Denmark Strait off Greenland for Col. George R. Hutchinson his wife two children and four crew after a forced landing en route from North America to Europe. Danish British explorers and Eskimos joined the hunt with local women aiding in the search as Quintin Riley and F Spencer Chaplin of the British Scientific Expedition set out by motorboat to help.
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Danishand
Tungujortek
Kix Tak
Quintin Riley
F. Spencer Chaplin
H. G. Watkins
British Scientific Expedition
Legion convention opens with three key issues in focus
Portland Oregon September 12 Commander Henry L Stevens opened the fourteenth national American Legion convention. The agenda centers on bonus payment the treatment of the bonus expeditionary army in Washington and the selection of a Stevens successor. An anti bonus faction led by Sam Reynolds gathered forces late last night.
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Portland
Ore
Henry L. Stevens
American Legion
Hera
Washington
Stevens
Sam Reynolds
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