Jones Stevens Again Named to 10 Pension Boards
Council reelected George Stevens and Myron Jones to the Fire and Police pension boards amid debate over pension reductions. The meeting also approved a request for fuel tank installation, set up hospital liaison, and considered land sale for a city dump and street vacations on High and Walnut.
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Jones
Stevens
George Stevens
Myron Jones
Conne
Elyria Olice
Ate
Obie Mune Pal League
Bell Petroleum Corporaton Ash Tm
Compars Lyria
Roert Lersch
Elyria “Memorial Hostal
Rank A. Smith Company
Ae City
Oberu Road
Its Planning Commission
Hightreet
Walnut Street
Dams Street
Baltmoread Ohio Railroad
Mance Committee
Kenneth Deerwester
Danges
Lincoln Court
East River Street
John Sieold
Ninth Street
Herbert Hoover Jr Ordered to Take Long Rest
Washington Sept 14 Herbert Hoover Jr the president’s oldest son is in a badly run down condition and has been ordered by Dr Joe T Boone White House physician to take several months complete rest. Announcement was made at executive offices today.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Presient
Joe T 3Oone
White House
Utah Republicans Back Prohibition At State Convention
Salt Lake City Utah Sept 6 The state Republican convention approved opposition to modifying or repealing the eighteenth amendment Delegates adopted resolutions backing the national administration and approved the Hawkes Smoot tariff bill Senator Reed Smoot addressed the gathering praising and defending President Hoover and the independent leagues
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Conention
Hawkes Smoot
Reed Smoot
Hoover
Alleagues
Reichstag to settle fate of German cabinet in crisis
Berlin reports say Chancellor Bruen government plans to remain in office and challenge in elections amid Fascist and Communist pressure. President Hindeburg urged action as Reichstag maneuvers unfold in North Bavaria amid political chaos.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Heinrich Bruenog
Toemain
Reichsag
Yacht Race Delayed by Weather in America's Cup
The third match between Enterprise and Shamrock was called off at 10:30 A M EST as weather prevented finishing the 30 mile course within the five and a half hour limit.
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Kane
Enterprise
Shamrock
Lipton Says Shamrock V Won't Challenge Again
Sir Thomas Lipton told me aboard the Erin on Sept. 16 that Shamrock V is the last of its line and if he loses this year he will never again challenge for the America's Cup. He praised Harold Vanderbilt and Enterprise's mechanical efficiency while admitting he is too old to adapt to the machine age.
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United Press
Thomas Lipton
Erin
Twish
Shamrock
Sir Thomas
Enterprise
Dor
Harold Vanderbilt
Thomas
America
Europe
Cleveland Greet Famous French Flyers and Pacific Ace
In Northern Ohio today Maj Dieudanne Cosie and Lieut Meur ica Belonte will fly the Question March into Municipal Airport Cleveland and then appear at Public Hall for an official reception led by Mayor John A. Marshall. Lieut Arnold E. Hagenberger, noted Pacific flyer, is also expected to land and join the ceremonies honoring the visitors.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dieudanne Cosie
Meurica Belonte
Paris
New York
Arnold E. Hagenberger
Pacific Flier
Stolen auto found and police report missives
Elyria police report a stolen car from H Hutchison 320 Fourth Street found later in Norwalk. Columbus police transfer Paul D Harmon from hospital to city prison after recovery from knife wounds. Harmon is alleged to have beaten his wife to death Sunday.
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Elyria
H. Hutchison
Fourth Street
Norwalk
Columbus
Paul D. Harmon
Harmon
Registration dates set for Elyria Lorain voters
Electors in Elyria and Lorain must register at their precinct on October 2, October 10, or October 13 for the November 4 elections under a new state law. Permanent registration requires voting in two consecutive November elections to avoid reregistration.
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lElyra
Lorain
County Board of Elections
Eivrra
Board of Elections Office
Elstia High to Field Three Cheerleaders This Year
Elstia high school will have three cheerleaders this year down from five as the Athletic Board reduces the squad to improve coordination. Ten nominees will be narrowed to three after tryouts at an assembly, with elections by students pending. The plan aims to start cheering at Friday’s game against Sandusky High School at Ely Stadium.
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Elstia High School
E. H. Deibel. Medina
Ohio State University
Sandusky High School
Ely Stadium
Lour
Suspect Key to 17 Year Old Alice Waltman Murder
In South Bend Indiana police focus on a former friend as motive jealousy after Alice Waltman 17 was slain in her bedroom. Fingerprints on a window sill and a bloody handkerchief are clues as detectives seek the assailant amid calls to boost the city police force.
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South Bend
Ind
Alice Woitman
Alice
Waltman
Marveline Appel
Canatorium Construction Underway At County Sanatorium Site
Elytia Construction workers began grading at the hillside corner of North Ridge Fourth Leavitt roads for Lorain County’s new 425000 tubercular sanatorium. The contract with Thomas J Hume to erect the building was signed today by the county building commission. Concrete pouring is set to start before week’s end as rain provided water for the job.
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Elymia Construction Company
North Ridge
Leavitt
Building Commission
Thomas J Hume
Lorain
Hume
Ely- Tia
Commissioners Office
1 541 Crippled Children Treated By Hospital
J R Mannix, superintendent, reports Gates hospital for Crippled Children has treated 1 541 new cases in fifteen years five months since opening April 1 1915. Of 992 treated at the hospital 91 discharged cured or greatly improved. 74 discharged untreated. Currently 27 patients remain. About six hundred children are reexamined yearly. 300 treated outside hospital with braces or shoes. Total hospital days 154 714. average stay about five months. Cost about $620 per child. State funds aided 350 children at Yates hospital since 162]. Monthly clinics examine about fifty crippled children.
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Gates Hospital
J. R. Mannix
Mazrix
Manrnix
Yates Hospital
Man Identified as suspect in Chicago reporter murder
A Louisville suspect held since Friday was identified as Ted Geisking in connection with the murder of Alfred Lingle, a Chicago reporter. Geisking is charged with murder and being a fugitive and held without bond as investigators corroborate the identification with fingerprint evidence.
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Louisville
Ted Geisking
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Hoe
Carl Losey
Indiana State Police
George Williams
Pat Rocke
Cook Co. Ill
Louisville Bureau of Records
Géisking
Murbach Named President of Colson Co
Announcement from Colson Co states Ralph Murbach of 409 Washington Avenue elected president succeeding AE Roe of Overbrook Road. Roe recently tendered his resignation. Colson Co offices report many inquiries from trade and bright prospects for steady business improvement.
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Ralph Murbach
Washington Avenue
Colson Co
Aurbach
AE Roe
Qoverbrook Road
Roe
Federal Reserve Council Headed By Texas Man
B A McKinney of Dallas Texas was elected president of the Federal Reserve advisory council today succeeding Frank Wetmore of Chicago who died recently. The council is meeting here in its regular quarterly session of the reserve board.
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Washington
This PeeWee Putting Is Old Stuff Says Chas Lord
Elyria reader recalls the city’s early miniature golf roots in the Edwardian era. Croquet thrived on Washington avenue with clubs, contests, and notable players including W Baldwin and Tite. The Croquet Club building also served winter checkers games and social gatherings. A separate brief notes a 15 year old boy shot while hunting near Shawnee, with details sparse.
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Chas. C. Lord
Charles W. Lawrence
Charley Lord
States
Elyria
America
Elyvia
Etyma
Washington Avenue
Washington Terrace
Elyna Croquet Club
Lord
Ely
W. Baldwin
John Topliff
D J Peck
Lorenzo Clark
William Smith
Wiliam Tite
Tite
Englshman
Charlie Lord
Spond
S. W. BRala@sin
Baldwin
Wim
Hunter
Fred Krietz
Gang Holds Massive Bond Theft Exposed in New York
In New York on September 1 a bond theft ring totalling over a million dollars was broken up as five men appeared in police lineups. The suspects, led by Samuel Borden and including Harry Griffin Thomas Thompson Mason Wilson and Sidney Gottlieb, claimed to be brokers and a salesman. District Attorney Garrison said three suspects confessed suggesting the total loot could reach as high as two million dollars. The gang allegedly robbed banks and brokers by waiting in shirtsleeves to receive bond deliveries from clerks. The largest haul previously cited was 200,000 dollars from Cassat & Co. brokers on three separate occasions.
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New York
Acdnion
Samuel Borden
Harry Griffin
Thomas Thompson
Mason Wilson
Sidney Gottlieb
Garrison
Cassat & Co
Young Men's Club Opens New Season
The fall and winter season of the Young Men's club began with the first post summer meeting at the YMCA. Plans for the year were discussed and arrangements for the annual clambake at The Hedges on September 24 were announced.
Milton Sills Dies After Tennis Session
Hollywood mourns actor Milton Sills aged 51 after a heart attack struck him at Brentwood Heights following a tennis game with his daughter. Sills, a former Chicago philosophy fellow and Phi Beta Kappa graduate, rose to fame in 1914 and earned a peak salary before recurring health issues halted his career.
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Hollywood
Calif
Milton Sills
Sills
Kenyon
James B. Kenyon
Jack Goodrich
Miss Kenyon
Chicago
East Palestine
Dora Thorne
Belasco
Ihe Shuberts
Brads
Tim
Ko “Sim
Eime Sound
Barker
Delta Kappa Epsilon
The
Lambs and Players Clubs
New York
Mo ‘Ton Picture Academy of Arts Agd Sciences
Som Chaney
Boy bitten by dog in yard incident on East avenue
Norman Enstin, 628 East Avenue, was bitten by a dog chained in a yard yesterday afternoon while he played with other children at 1535 East Avenue, police report states.
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Roy
Norman Enstin
East Avenue
Sands Reaches Brooklyn Navy Yard After Collision With Hatfield
The Sands and the Hatfield collided during September maneuvers near Newport R I causing a two foot dent on the Sands side. The Sands limped to Brooklyn Navy Yard for repairs while the Hatfield towed by Sagamore and Penobscot was sent to the yard as the extent of damage remained unclear. No injuries were reported and the Navy called the collision unavoidable. Commanders W J Dixon and R D Kirkpatrick led the vessels.
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Brooklyn
United States
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hatfield
Sagamore
Penobscot
Newport
R. T
Navy Yard
Sands
W. J. Dixon
R. D. Kirk
Patrick
Hoover appoints five of six to new tariff board
President Hoover named five members of the new tariff commission to revise the Hawley Smoot act. Henry P Fletcher is chairman with Thomas Walker Page, John Lee Coulter, Alfred P Dennis and Edgar B Brossard named as members. One seat remains vacant for ten days or two weeks.
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Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Henry P Fletcher
Thomas Walker Paxe
Virginia
John Lee Coulter
Fargo
Dak
Alfred P. Dennis
Methodists Open Conference Today at Mt Vernon
The nineteenth annual session of the Northeast Abio conference of the M E church opens today with a communion service led by Bishop Adna W Leonard of Buffalo. Roll call and memorial service follow. examination of candidates for orders and admission to the conference is the sole business. Visiting ministers dine with hosts tonight.
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Mt. Vernon
Abio
M. E Church
Adna W Leonard
Buffalo
Food Specials Drive Elyria Plum and fruit Sales
Our classification No. 33 reports steady sales of bushels of plums pears apples and grapes to residents in and around Elyria. The program markets affordable fruit to local customers with ongoing promotions.
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Elyria
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Abilir
City Council
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Murbach
Federal Reserve Council
Texas
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NEW Tariff Board
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