President Roosevelt Meets Financial Leaders on Banking Outlook
Washington reports disclose a White House meeting with administration financial chiefs aimed at strengthening the banking structure. The President seeks to keep banks open, extend credit, and boost economic recovery by RFC support, preferred stock purchases, or bank mergers where needed.
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Washington
White House
Administration
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury Department
New Insurance of Deposits Corporation
RFC
Strikes Spread Across Nation Reach 100000 Workers
About 100000 American workers were on strike in scattered industrial centers as the NRA sought peace. New York alone supplied 45000 strikers, with New Jersey silk dyeing centers hit by a general strike and lockout affecting 25000 workers. In Pennsylvania coal districts 6000 miners protested delays in NRA soft coal code, while Philadelphia reported 1209 out.
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United Press
New York
National Recovery Administration
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
NRA
Philadelphia
Weather forecast shows showers and warmer trend ahead
An offshoot from a south west low pressure area moves northeast over the Mississippi Valley with moderate to heavy rains from Texas to the Ohio Valley and Iowa. Elsewhere, fair, clear skies prevail in the southwest. Temperatures remain above normal with highs 66 to 84 in Ohio yesterday and lows 30s to mid 40s this morning.
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Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Kansas City
Texas
Ohio Valley
Iowa
Ohio
County Solons Meet With Engineer
County commissioners plan a meeting with Divisional Engineer J. A. Ault in Ashland to clear up a possible misunderstanding with the State Highway Department over county improvements. They want to learn why Lorain County has seen little State paving, especially on Route 58 from Oberlin to Wellington, listed as a project this year.
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State Highway Department
J. A. Ault
Ashland
Lorain County
State Highways Department
Todsy
Oberlin
Wellington
Loraim County
States join wet parade as repeal nears victory
Twenty states have joined the wet parade and seven more needed to repeal the 18th Amendment. Colorado and Minnesota show strong majorities. Maryland votes overwhelmingly wet. Urban centers like Minneapolis and Denver go wet. Leadville area Casts 1,038 for repeal to 61 against.
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United Press
Colorado
Minnesota
Maryland
Maine
New Mexico
Idaho
Virginia
Florida
Ohio
Pennsylvania
North
South Carolina
Utah
Kentucky
Baltimore
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Denver
Lake County
Leadville
Rankin condemns use of scrip and city fees suit
Councilman C. E. Rankin condemned the use of scrip saying he will sue the city to force officials to accept payment in scrip. He said he would be his own attorney and file a test case, noting past courtroom success in a $25,000 damage suit.
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Scrip
C. E. Rankin
Rankin
Common Pleas
Toledo Golfer Lain By a Indit Golf Horror in Sylvania
Police hunted a masked gunman who shot J. L. Parker 38 to death on the 15th tee of Sylvania Golf Club. Parker and others in a six some were robbed as the bandit demanded money and cigars before fleeing in a parked car after returning a sentimental ring.
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Toledo
Sylvania
J. L. Parker
Toledo and Hudson
Mich
Sylvania Golf Club
Parker
Bryan &. Picton
Thomas Heatley
Andrew Dangler
George Lahey
William Cavanaugh
Picton
Dangler
Dangier
Dr. Heatley
Mercy Hospital
Birthdays of six Elyria Rotarians celebrated at Elks Club
Six Elyria Rotary Club members celebrating September birthdays were honored at the weekly meeting at the Elks Club. The group sat at a special table, cut a birthday cake, and performed stunts as part of the program. A golf tournament report by Hannaford noted intercity play among Elyria area clubs with Vermilion hosting next week.
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Elyria
Lorain
Lakewood
Vermilion
Hannaford
William Williams
East
J. B. Thomas
John Mearnz
James Mearnz
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Crippled Children’s Committee
The
Gates Hospital
T. F. Cushing
H ., Cutter
Frank Eckier
Maryland Repeal Victory Reports Overwhelming Vote
Baltimore dispatch reports Maryland’s repeal measure winning by roughly four and a half to one. With 1303 of 1379 polling places counted, net repeal stood at 19,630 in favor and 41,214 against, confirming a decisive statewide result.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Polar Star Diamond Stolen in Smash and Grab Raid
A 33 3 4 carat Polar Star diamond valued at 91 600 was stolen today from a Hatton Garden shop in a smash and grab. Four men used a plate glass window to seize the gem and fled by car. The stone belonged to Samuel H Harris and Sons, premier jewelers and bullion merchants, in London.
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London
Hatton Garden
Samuel H. Harris and Sons
Enrollment in Elyria public schools rises on second day
Enrollment for the 1933 34 year in Elyria public schools reached 4841 with 2975 in elementary and 1863 in high school. The grade school gain on day two was 24, high school 37, and total up 22 from last year’s second day totals.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
Maston
Jefferson Junior High
Fire Plugs Are Being Painted In Elyria
Elyria plans repainting 450 fire plugs in red and aluminum this week to improve visibility and reduce auto collisions. Fire Chief W N Bates says the colorful plugs will stand out more, hoping drivers notice them and fewer plugs will be struck in the future.
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Elyria
W. N. Bates
Rogers On Speed Trap Committee
COLUMBUS Sept. 12 Four additional members of the legislative committee to investigate alleged automobile speed traps in Cuyahoga and nearby counties were appointed by Speaker Frank Cave. Appointees include Har ter Summit Wilkins Lake Deibel Medina and Rogers Lorain. Earlier members were McCluskey Zotl Ejrick Cassidy and Fieger all from Cuyahoga county.
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Columbus
Cuyahoga
Frank Cave
House of Representatives
Harter
Summit
Wilkins
Lake
Deibel
Medina
Rogers
Lorain
McCluskey
Zotl
Ejrick
Cassidy
Reph
Fieger
Cuyahoga County
White Ready to Battle for Sles Tax
Governor George White was reported ready to back a general sales tax proposal for a special session to fund weak school districts. He discussed with legislators a plan to raise the tax from one to two percent, splitting one percent to education and the rest to relieve real estate taxes, potentially delaying a House vote scheduled for today.
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Columbus
George White
General Assembly
House of Representatives
House
House To Act On Sales Tax Today
The Ohio House is set to consider a 1 percent general sales tax bill aimed at funding public schools in weak districts. Supported by utilities and highway groups, the measure would run six months starting October 1, exempt some items, and earmark most revenue to the state education equalization fund. Benjamin F. Strecker, 74, prominent Marietta philanthropist and civic leader, dies of a heart attack.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
Joint Taxation Committee
White
House
State Tax Commission
Wimely
Marietta
Benjamin F. Strecker
Washington County
Ohio
Strecker Brothers
Strecker
Citizens’ National Bank
Marietta Memorial Hospital
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Marjory Strecker Hospital For Children In
Washington County Red Cross
County Automobile Cind
Roosevelt approves large disaster relief funds spread across five states
President Roosevelt announced 363 million dollars would be made available for flood and drought hit areas in North and South Dakota the Texas panhandle the Rio Grande Valley and parts of Florida. The farm credit administration will extend credit in stricken zones and public works funds will be used for roads. Harry Hopkins will provide emergency funds for clothing and livestock feed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
North
South Dakota
Panhandle
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Florida
White House
Farm Credit Administration
Ickes
Harry Hopkins
Americans in Danger as Cuban Regime Faces Unrest
United Press survey finds seven hundred Americans in Cuban labor trouble zones at risk if order fails to hold. So far no assaults reported, but unease spreads. Americans in some areas band together for protection and self defense preparations amid regime changes in the Cuban provinces.
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United Press
Havana
Cuba
Goodman Eliminated in National Amateur Golf
In Cincinnati, September 13, Chandler Egan of Medford Oregon, former amateur champion and the oldest player in the field, defeated Johnny Goodman of Omaha Nebraska 2 up after a grueling first round struggle in the National Amateur Golf Championship at Kenwood Country Club.
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Goodman
Kenwood Country Club
Cincinnati
Chandler Egan
Medford
Ore
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Neb
Army posts to be improved across U S under $30 million plan
Washington Sept 13 A $30 million program to improve 50 Army posts nationwide was announced at the White House. The president also plans to eliminate about 50 other posts deemed unnecessary to national defense.
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Washington
United States
White House
Roosevelt to Confer With Steel Rail Makers
President Roosevelt will summon steel magnates soon to negotiate a price scale for steel rails as part of his program to rehabilitate railroads and heavy industry, aiming for coordinated action with government plans.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt poised to wield big stick over coal operators
President Roosevelt prepared to use the big stick within hours to force coal operators into line with an NRA code. Washington reports plan to press for enforcement of industry standards as part of national recovery efforts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pigs Dumped From Truck After Collision Near Hales Hill
Deputy Sheriff Claude Adams aided last night in rounding up nearly 100 pigs dumped from a truck near Hales Hill on Oberlin road after a collision with a second truck and a ditch. The pigs weighing about 100 pounds each were bound for the market by Webb Smith of Fremont. The other truck driven by Norman Plesky of Detroit side swiped the first truck. The crash occurred around 10 p.m. and it took about two hours to recover the animals. Two pigs were killed.
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Claude Adams
Hales‘ Hill
Oberlin Road
Webb Smith
Fremont
Norman Plesky
Detroit
Adams
Harter Favors Home Rule Proposal in Ohio Legislature
Rep. Harter introduces a joint resolution in the Ohio House endorsing a county home rule amendment to be voted at the November election. The measure argues for eliminating county government waste and reorganizing local offices to boost economy and efficiency without stripping communities of autonomy. Also notes Northeast Conference of Methodist Church session opening in Canton with Bishop H. Lester Smith presiding and 1500 attendees.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
House
House of Representatives
Harter
Dem
Akron
Northeast Conference OF Methodist Church
Oprhy
Canton
Northeast Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
EL Church
Ministers’ Wives Association
Young People’s Conference
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Collision damages two cars owned by local residents
Cars owned by Dr. Edward Hackett of 2508 Middle Avenue and E R Steel of 444 West Eighth Street were damaged yesterday when they collided on Third Street, police reported.
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Edward Hackett
Middle Avenue
E.R. Steel
West Eighth Street
Third Street
Halt In Rising Food Prices Report
Washington reports a halt in the rise of retail food prices in major cities, with a 0.3 percent national increase for the two weeks to Aug. 25. Philadelphia led gains at 2.6 percent while Butte dropped 2.3 percent. Boston and Detroit rose about 2 percent. Minneapolis fell 2.2 percent, and other cities showed mixed changes. Atlanta up 1.5, Baltimore up 0.8, Boston up 2.00, Chicago up 0.4, Cincinnati up 1.6, Cleveland down 0.1, Columbus down 1.8, Denver down 1.0.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Philadelphia
Butte
Mont
Boston
Detroit
Minneapolis
Atlanta
Baltimore
Mass
Buffalo
N. C
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dallas
Denver
Pay Back Taxes Without Penalty This September 15
County Treasurer Walter Wright notes a new law allows payment of delinquent taxes without penalty interest or other charges if both delinquent and current taxes are paid on or before September 15. After that date books will close and payments without penalty will not be accepted.
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Walter Wright
Brown's Condition Much Improved After Slashing
Abdrahan Brown of Oberlin Road was reported much improved at Memorial Hospital after a recent quarrel left him slashed. Police have not located Brown's assailant, who fled across Black River when pursued by Brown's brother James.
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Brown
Abdrahan Brown
Oberlin Road
O Memorial Hospital
Black River
James
Roosevelts Recovery Push Accelerates National Move
President Roosevelt acts swiftly to advance the recovery program including a $50 million army housing project and bringing the bituminous coal industry under NRA oversight. He cites rising farm prices and reduced destitution while credit flows to trade channels. The master Retail Code nears action with October 1 as deadline for wage and hour substitutions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
New Fair
Consumers’ Advisory Board
NRA
Gas Well Struck On Ingersoll Farm Ingersoll Farm Well Yields 1.5M-2M Cf/D At 2,700 Feet
A natural gas well on Henry Ingersoll's farm south of Bleden was struck at about 2,700 feet depth. Open flow estimated between 1.5 and 2.0 million cubic feet daily. Drilled on two Summit Oil and Gas Company leases and reportedly the first in months in the area. Brass fittings stolen from Columbia Steel Company's fire equipment plant reported to police.
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Henry Ingersoll
Bleden
Summit Oil and Gas Company
Columbia Steel Company
SIRL'S Juvenile Bicycle Ad Wins Quick Sale
A short classified note reports that within 24 hours after its first appearance in Want Ad columns two bicycles were sold. The ad claims total costs for securing results were 35 cents and promotes daily Want Ad service with low rates and a phone contact 4412 4413.
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Ex- Teme West
County Solons
WET
Parade
Aindit
15Th Tee
U. S
Bulletin
Ingersoll Farm
SIRL
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