Legislature Sets Special Session To Begin Wednesday
Ohio Governor Davey calls a two day special session for Wednesday to fund old age pensions for 1935, start work on a $20,000,000 institutional program, and establish relief financing. Bills on pensions and building programs are ready for immediate intro, with talks of a state bonds plan and constitutional issues likely.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davey
Liquor Central Department
Goveror
Paul P. Yoder
Dayton
Senate
Little Emery Lead Opponents In Golf Semi Final Matches
In Cleveland on September 13 Lawson Little of San Francisco led Johnny Goodman of Omaha by four up through 18 holes while Walter Emery of Oklahoma City stood four up on Joe Lynch of Boston at the halfway point in the 36 hole National Amateur golf championship semi finals.
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Cleveland
Lawson Little
San Francisco
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Joe Lynch
Boston
Weather brief for Ohio shows fair south and central regions
The Ohio forecast indicates generally fair conditions in the south and central areas with probable showers in the far northern portion tonight and Saturday. Temperatures are expected to edge a bit warmer in the southern regions tonight.
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Ohio
U S Uses Full Weight Of Moral Support For Peace
In a bid to avert war between Italy and Ethiopia, Secretary of State Hull declared strong American support for peace. He urged adherence to the Briand Kellogg Pact and noted the need for pacific dispute resolution among signatories, aligning with Britain and other European nations at Geneva.
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Ceneva
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Italy
Geneva
Huil
Washington
Pierre Laval
France
League of Nations Assembly
Cordell Hull
Peac
Brian Kellogg
Ethiopia
United States
Great Britain
League
Hull
Europe
Samuel Hoare
Britain
Laly
State Department
Netherlands
Sweden
Belgium
Laura Ingalls Sets Record on Transcontinental Flight
New York September 13 Laura Ingalls challenged pilots to match her hours long transcontinental flight record for women and eyed the men’s mark. She set a new women’s record with a Los Angeles to New York leg completing the route at Floyd Bennett Airport. Her time beat Amelia Earhart Fulham’s two year old mark by 2 hours 33 minutes 25 seconds, and only 7 minutes 5 seconds off the men’s nonstop record, a radio failure near Cleveland cost her beam guidance.
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New York
Laura Ingalls
Los Angeles
Miss Ingalls
Floyd Bennett Airport
Young Men's Club Begins 10th Year
The Young Men's Club enters its tenth year with committees to plan the fall and winter program. The first meeting of the 1935-36 year at the YMCA will appoint committees Monday night. Plans for the annual clam bake on September 25 at The Hedges LaPorte are led by Harold Birch and Ralph Standen. Russell Franci is president for the coming year.
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Hedges
LaPorte
Harold Birch
Ralph Standen
Russell Franci
Hitler to address Reichstag amid Ethiopian crisis recall of Luther speculated
Geneva report from Sept 13 says Hitler may in his Nuremberg speech quell British fears about Axis collaboration with Italy over Ethiopia. It forecasts Germany will confirm withdrawal from the League after the October 15 notice expires and may recall Dr Hans Luther as ambassador to the United States.
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United Press
Geneva
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Nuremberg
Germany
Italy
Hitler
League
Louis B. Brodsky
New York City
Bremen
Hans Luther
United States
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Louisiana Democrats in turmoil after Long burial
Louisiana Democrats blame each other amid threats after Huey Long's burial before 200000 at the State Capitol. Anti-Long leaders threaten investigations and overthrow of the Roosevelt era dictatorship, while factions seek to end Long influence and push for federal probes.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey Pierce Long
Long
O K. Allen
New Orleans Morning Tribune
Roosevelt
Democratic Club To Discuss November Election
The Elyria Men's Democratic Club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall. Club secretary George B. Filimon announced the discussion will center on the municipal election in November.
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Elyria Men's Democratic Club
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George B. Filimon
Changes Story Of Tragedy At Rogers Farm
In Westchester Pa on Sept 13 Henry H Rogers Jr and William J Kelly were released on $2500 bail each after fingerprinting linked to the death of Evelyn Hoey New York musical comedy star Rosier officials say Battin a farm hand recanted his initial account claiming Rogers was not in the living room when the shot was fired Autopsies show the star may have shot herself authorities weigh homicide or suicide dynamics continue as legal actions loom and fingerprints are examined to resolve the case
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United Press
Westchester
Henry H. Rogers, Jr
Stion
Millionaire Oil Family
William J Kelly
New York
Camerman
Evelyn Hoey
Rogers
K .H. Rogers
Charles Durlap
West Chester
Rogers Country
Butler Windle -Rogers
J. Paul Calmree
Kelly
MecAffee
Dunlap
Henry Huddleston Rogers, Jr
Claude Battin
Standard Oil Empire
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Battin
William J. Kelly
Miss Hoey
William E. Parker
Investige
Hopkins and Ickes Reach WPA Compromise After Conference
President Roosevelt outlined a WPA centric plan to absorb about 1.5 billion dollars unallocated from the 4.0 billion total. Hopkins won a key concession after a 12 hour White House talk, balancing PWA and WPA aims to boost employment quickly this winter while PWA projects taper by spring.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
WPA
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Public Works
Harold J. Ickes
PWA
White House
Washington
Men
Ickes
Retired Missionaries To Give Illustrated Lecture Here Monday
Dr and Mrs E L Porter retired missionaries of India now in Wooster Ohio present an illustrated lecture on A Hindu Pilgrimage next Monday evening at the church auditorium under the Men s Missionary League of the United Presbyterian Church. The event is open to all. views show temples worship and pilgrim rites in a Cashmere cave colored from the lecturer s negatives. The Porters went to India in 1891 with the American Mission U P Church in the Punjab and Dr Porter served as president of Gordon College Rawalpindi before retirement in 1934 and resettling in the United States.
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Men's Missionary League of the
United Presbyterian Church
E. L Porter
Missionaries of India
Wooster
Ohio
Church
Cashmere
Porter
India
U.P
Punjab
Gordon College
Rawalpindi
Two Men Sentenced for Parts in Bombings
Carl Adams and Julius Turos, former Truscon Steel employees in Cleveland, receive indeterminate prison terms of one to seven years for guilty pleas to bombing the Steel and Tubes Company plant on March 19 and the Avon power line tower on April 11. Judge Findley ordered concurrent sentences and denied probation, with Adams praised for his testimony in the related Avon blast case. Sentencing for Kopecka and Smetana, found guilty by a jury, was notspecified.
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Carl Adams
Julius Turos
Truscon Steel Company
Cleveland
Common
Guy B. Findley
Columbus
Steel and Tubes Company
Avon
Findley
Adams
Rudolph Kopecka
Thomas Smetana
Kopecka
Smetana
George Wilson
Joan Janidlo
MESA
William Wickens
Howard R. Butler
Wilson
Janidlo
Butler
Mansfield Reformatory
Paul Wellett
Outline of drainage program presented in Lorain County
Fred Shafer of the USDA outlined the CCC drainage camp plan at a meeting of township trustees and county officials. About 200 men will clean and improve ditches across Lorain County and neighboring areas at no labor cost to beneficiaries, with petitions routed through township trustees and county commissioners for legal approval.
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CDC
Lorain County
Fred Shafer
United States Department of Agriculture
CCC
Gulf Road
Elyria
US Department, of Agriculture
Shafer
Friday the 13th brings lucky car deals today
The Want-Ad Page touts Friday the 13th as a chance to find lucky values in good used cars. Dealers clear their floors and offer low prices on clean, well priced vehicles. Read today’s page for bargains and big savings.
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in Avon Power Tower Bombing
A nine-wemale and three-men jury found Rudolph Kopecka and Thomas Smetana guilty of bombing the Cleveland Uominating Company power line tower at Avon on April 11. The verdict followed more than nine hours of deliberation after a nearly two-day trial. Prosecutors said further trials will address related bombings, and sentencing could place the defendants in a penitentiary or Mansfield Reformatory for one to seven years, with additional indictments still pending.
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Rudolph Kopecka
Cleveland
Mechanics Educational Society of American
Thomas Smetana
MESA
Cleveland Uominating Company
Avon
Guy B. Findley
Minneapolis Mayor Slugged as Labor Unrest Boils
Sept 14 Minneapolis Mayor Major Latimer was slugged after a Farmer Labor mass meeting protesting police actions in a strike riot. Latimer’s mouth was cut. his assailant was knocked down by Latimer’s chauffeur as union members planned a march on the state capitol demanding Police Chief Forestal’s dismissal.
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Minneapolis
Thomas E Latimer
Latimer
State Capitol
Frank Forestal
Actin
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U. S
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Weiss
Gerald L. K Smith
Smith
Christenberry
Oscar R. Whilden
Hilda Phelps Hammond
Women's Committee of
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H. H. Rogers, Jr
Standard Oil Company
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Lyndell
Philadelphia
Lon Adams
William Brooker
C. F. Adams
Lorain
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