Ohio Campaign Opens With Rallies Amid Narrow Issues
In Columbus on September 12 1930 Ohio heated political mood shifts as Republicans and Democrats stage large rallies. Both parties tout a plan to repeal the state falls tax on food for home use, yet oppose remains vague. Gov. Davey touts cost cuts and balanced budgets while denouncing alleged liquor and highway corruption. Barkley and national party figures bolster Democratic energy as ads and speeches drum up support for the November vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mt. Sterling
Martin L. Davey
John W. Bricker
Davey
State Liquor Department
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Lever
Sovernor
State Welfare Department
Ohio Penitentiary
Marysville Reformatory
Sandusky Solds Home
Sandusky
National Guard
Sen. Barkley
Hoover
Roosevelt
Deny Wage Increase For Steel Workers
PITTSBURGH September 12 The Carnegie Illinois Steel Corpora tion the largest subsidiary of United States Steel refused the wage demands of its 80000 workers In a statement from President Benjamin F Fairless he said We are regretfully stating it is our conclusion that a wage increase should not be granted at this time.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation
United States Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
Eaton School Lad Saves Chums Life
Raymond "Reddy" Meyer, 15, leaped into the Deep Hole near Eaton Center to save fellow student Bob Shuster from drowning. After diving nine feet, he pulled Shuster to shore as onlookers watched. Others on scene included David Hawk, Robert Jamieson, and several classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton School
Raymond “Reddy
Meyer
Reddy
Lebant
Bob Shuster
North Eaton
Hugh Reisinger
Eaton Center
Hee
Bobby Johnson
Shuster
David Hawk
Bob
Robert Jamieson
Robert Johnson
Sterling Tite
Irving Austin
Junior Lyons
Carl Zehm
George
Junior Chapman
Robert
Charles Box
Injunction Denied Against Remington Rand in Labor Strife
Federal Judge John Knight denied a permanent injunction sought by Remington Rand Inc restraining the National Labor Relations Board from holding a hearing on charges of unfair labor practices. The court also dismissed a temporary injunction the company had obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N. Y
John Knight
Remington Rand, Inc
National Labor Relations Board
Kindergarten class sessions start Monday at five Elyria schools
Five local kindergartens will open Monday with morning sessions at McKinley Franklin Allen Hamilton and Ely Schools and afternoon slots at three of them. Teachers include Mrs Louise Baumhart at McKinley, Mrs Loyola Taylor at Franklin and Allen, and Mrs Gerald Frank at Hamilton and Ely. Sessions run 9 to 11 am and 1 30 to 3 30 pm with possible start time changes by request. Classes operate privately with parents paying three dollars per month to teachers, overseen by the school superintendent.
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Elyria Schoons
R. C. Maston
Achool
Maston
McKinley
Franklin, Allen
Hamilton and
Ely
Louise Baumhart
Loyola Taylor
Franklin
Allen School
Gerald Frank
Hamilton
Aghoal
Weather Ohio Showers Tonight and Sunday Cooler
Showers are forecast in Ohio tonight with a likely continuation into Sunday. Temperatures will be slightly cooler tonight and further drop Sunday as a new air mass moves in.
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Ohio
Bridge Steel Erected For New $300,000 Black River Span
The first steel for the $300,000 bridge over Black River at North Ridge road was erected by Bethlehem Steel. The 1,385 foot structure will carry a 39 foot roadway with six foot sidewalks, averaging 40 feet above the valley, and is expected to complete in 66 days. Holmes Construction Co. holds the general contract for basing and final roadway work.
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Black River Valley
North Ridge Road
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
State Highway Department
Black River
Amherst Townships
Holmes Construction Company
Elyria Girl Suffers Minor Injuries In Auto Accident
Elyria 17 year old LaVerne Schmidt and 19 year old Rita Machin of Lorain were treated for minor lacerations after a collision near Elberta Beach at Lake Road. Leo Colman of Lorain drove the car that was struck by H Mays of Lakewood. Both girls were released from St Joseph’s hospital after treatment. Colman was taken to Amherst hospital for injuries. A passing motorist Don Hensman aided the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Schmidt
Cleveland Street
Elyria
T Wo Lorain
Tirey
Elberta Beach
Lake Road
Paul Chapman
Joseph Woodings
Schmidt
Rita Machin
21St St. Lorain
Leo Colman
Lakeside Avenue
Lorain
Colman
H. Mays
Lakewood
Amherst Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Don Hensman
High Street
Lillian Mr Mutlen
Oberlin Road
Richard Rice
DeBray Auto Body Shop
Middle Avenue
A. M. Hewes
Cleveland
Lodi Street
John Schriver
School Street
F. B. Shattuck
Floralcourt
Walter Maslik
Bath Street
Bicycle stolen near Murray Street during visit
Murray resident 314 High Street reported to police that his bicycle was stolen last night while visiting at 9289 Walnut Street. The incident involves a single unnamed bicycle owner and a missing property presumed two-wheeled, with police informed.
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Murray
High Street
Walnut Street
Girl Receives Heroism Medal From President
Shy 12-year-old Kathryn Van Horn of Fultonham Ohio receives the Army and Navy Legion of Valor Gold Medal from President Roosevelt for saving two boys on a grade crossing near Zanesville. Kathryn overturned a sled and threw the boys clear as a train sped toward them. The first civilian honored with the medal, she smiles through the ceremony and returns home to study.
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Washington
Kathryn van Horn
Fultenham
Army and Navy Legion of Valor
Roosevelt
Legion
Kathryn
White House
Zanesville
Gerald Nixon
Raymond Kelly
Grad Crossing
Landon Greeted On Brief Stop In Manhattan
Governor Alf M Landon carried his campaign into New England arriving in New York City early this morning aboard his train for brief conversations with party leaders and a small press greeting. He spent about 20 minutes underground at Pennsylvania Station with 15 members of the First Voters League greeting him as photographers snapped pictures.
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Landon
Portland
Alf M. Landon
New England
New Jersey
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania
Susannah
Manhattan
Everyon
First Voters’ League
London
Trenton
N. J
Manhattan Transfer
States
Three Persons Sentenced By Judge Findley
Three individuals pleaded guilty before Judge Guy R B Findley this morning, receiving sentences to state penal institutions. Noted cases include John Szemety Jr 21 of Henrietta for burglary and related offenses, and George Ammon 70 of ? for a one to two year term on a statutory charge.
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Guy RB. Findley
John Szemety, Jr
Henrietta
Theodore Kuntz
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
George Ammon
Howard R. Butler
Harry Webber
Cleveland
Lorai
Steve
John Habant
Butter
Nick Jacovetti
Nick Molich
Elyria Township
Jarovetti
Molick
Spanish Ambassador To U.S. Resigns
Senor Enrique Carlos De La Casa, consul of Spain at San Francisco, assumed command of the Spanish embassy in Washington after the resignation of Ambassador Senor Ton Luis Calderon. Calderon notified he had turned over papers and control and would depart for England to join relatives.
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Washington
Senor
Enrique Carlos de la Casa
Spain
San Francisco
Ton Luis Calderon
Casa
United States
Rngland
New Jefferson Junior High addition shows progressive school design
A Fos ter street lot displays the new $120,000 Jefferson Junior High School addition looming beside the 35 year old Jefferson School. The modern light brick front with white stone trim contrasts the old blackened exterior and narrow high windows. Inside, teaching progress is reflected in changes since 1901 with redesigned spaces, modern closets and offices, and steel reinforcements under the second floor to replace weakened wood.
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Foster Street
Jefferson Junior High School
Jefferson Schoal
Jefferson School
Jefferson Building
Rebels And Loyalists Battle May Decide Spain War
Rebels and loyalists fought a large scale engagement near Talavera de la Reina southwest of Madrid as both sides pressed a pivotal push. A war ministry communique claimed loyalists held the front at dawn and launched an important movement at 5 am while a driving mobilization pulled troops toward the front along Madrid's corridors.
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Spain
Conyright
United Press Madrid
Talavera
Ministry of War
Alberto Baye
Barcelona
War Ministry
Madrid-Toledo
Madrid-Talavera
Alcazar
Toledo
Talavera de la Reina
Talavera de la Taja
Madrid
Four Charged With Trying To Wreck Trains In Ohio Case
Four people including Albert Buckmaster Edith West Wayne Hartley and Norman Hartley were jailed in Coshocton Ohio on charges of attempting to wreck Pennsylvania Railroad passenger trains to rob passengers. Bolts matching those removed from rails and sold to a junk dealer helped authorities identify the plot.
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Coshocton
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Bank
Bank
Wayne Hartley
West
Myself
Buckmaster
Jurk
Lyons
Injuries Fatal To Lineman In Ohio Utility Incident
Frank A. Sampsel, 31, a lineman for Ohio Public Service Co, died after a fall from a pole when a wiring shock is believed to have caused a loss of grip. He struck his head, died at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife and four children, mother Flora Coleman. Funeral services set for Sunday in Elyria and Monday in Sandusky with burial there.
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Ohio Public Service Company
Frank A. Sampsel
Winckles Street
Sampsel
Marseilles Street
Hisskull
Ile
Ilyria Memorial
Milton
Sampses
Elyria
Johson
Knights of Pythias and Dougherty
Frank Robert
Ronald
Eleene
Flora Coleman
Taylor Funeral
Keller Funeral Home
Sandusky
Barjal
Former Prohibition Dept Head Killed in Traffic Crash
Joseph Shearer a 55 year old Columbus attorney and former head of the Ohio State Prohibition Department was killed when his automobile overturned into a ditch east of Marshall Michigan last night.
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Marshall, Mich
Joseph Shearer
Columbus, O
Ohio State Prohibition Department
Here
No Future On Relief Roll Says Landon
Route to Maine September 12. Governor Alf M Landon pursues New Jersey New York and New England stops promising relief for all in need until recovery. In Stamford Conn a large crowd heard him urge real work for the unemployed and denounce relief tied to partisanship and waste while stressing restoring independence and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Maine
Alf M. Landon
New Jersey
New York
New Burngland
New England
Stamford
Conn
Juandonaid
Kansas
America
Kidnaped Boy Found At Home Of Father
Twelve year old Dirk Stephens abducted on the way to school in Mechanicsburg Ohio was found back with his mother. He was located at the home of his father Harvey Stephens of Hamilton Ohio. Harvey Stephens was charged with assault and battery and posted forty dollars bond for appearance before Magistrate Clifton Wood at Mechanicsburg on September.
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Urbana
Dirk Stephens
Mechanicsburg
Joe Coffey
Harvey Stephens
Hamilton
Stephens
Cl AL Wood
License Sale Schedule To Start Tuesday
Columbus announced two additional deputy registrars in Miyria to issue Ohio automobile driver licenses, increasing Lorain County totals to 18. Elyria deputies J P Lonaway and G M Johns join Miss Allyan M Gehl Thomas Francis and W H Jenne as others handle license tags and drivers licenses. Licenses go on sale next Tuesday, with issuance by deputy registrars and costs 40 cents each.
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Miyria
Ohio
Columbus
Frank Weat
Elyria
J. P. Lonaway
G. M. Johns
Allyan M. Gehl
Elyria Automobile Club
Thomas
Anna M. Beck
Oberlin
J. V. Banning
Wellington
Lawrence Heckel
Avon
Charles Miller
Amherst
Stella Agnes Bardon
Grafton
State Treasury
Ohioans Favor Church Merger Vote
Clergy and laymen of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church voted in favor of uniting with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and the Methodist Protestant Church to form the Methodist Church. Clergy vote was 402 to 3 in favor and laymen 165 to 0. The Ohio Conference will forward its result to the National Church Board with other conferences.
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Toledo
Ohio Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Protestant Church
Methodist Church
Ohio
Natonal Church Board
Plan For Activities For 21 Lorain County Women’s Groups
Fall and winter plans were set for at least 21 Lorain County women’s community groups at the county agricultural extension service fall meeting in Oberlin. A canning contest committee was named for the Lorain County Fair with exhibits due opening day, September 22, and judging by September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Women’s Home
County Agricultural Extension Service
Qherlin
Home Council
Lorain County Fair
FP. B. Portman
Henrietta
Wallace Bear
Pittsfield
Carl Bates
T. H. Breyley
Pittafield
M. Youtsgy
Gait Road
Alice Meyeyn
East Carliste
Helen Robertson
Cleveland
Panl Portman
George Cotton
Lake Avenue
William Berg
Oberlin
Berg
Bear
Cotton
Meyers
Bates
Portman
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Senator Barkley
Bulletin
Chums
Findley
John
Mansfield
Elaran Ig
George Looks
Pendurve
Clarence Battles
Oberlin Golf Court
U.S
Sehoal
Sehonl
Prohibition Dept
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