Edison School to Open on Sept 26 After Delay
The 200 students assigned to the new Thomas A Edison school on Lake Avenue face a delayed start as the building cannot be occupied next Monday. Opening day is now set for September 26 with hopes of partial occupancy later in the week to organize classes. Officials cite unfinished furniture and ongoing plumbing and sidewalk work as the reasons for the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Edison
Lake Avenue
Tooms
Edison
James F. Brown
Brown
County to defer road contracts amid funding shortfall
County commissioners suspended new road contract awards as unencumbered road funds reportedly fall from 239000 at year start to about 320000. A contract for Webster Nickel Plate and Peck Wadsworth roads in Wellington Pittsfield La Grange and Penfield townships was deferred. Low bid was Nicholas Resar at 2738 dollars. Further projects await fund balance clarification.
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Webster
Nickel Plate
Peck Wadsworth
Wellington
Pitt
Elderly Man Suffered Serious Injuries In City Street Crash
Herbert Goss, 70, Ashland road near Brighton, was badly hurt when his car collided with a machine driven by Donald Kissell of Toledo at Brighton Center around 8 15 a m. Goss suffered head injuries and possible concussion and was taken to Falls Clinic in Wellington. Byron North, also from Toledo, riding with Kissell, had minor injuries. Deputy Clarence Dick led the accident inquiry. URBANA Ohio September 16 Shortage of city funds due to tax delinquency caused salaries for police and firemen and some officials to be withheld. City workers are normally paid twice monthly.
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Herbert. Goss
Ashland Road
Brighton
Donald Kissell
Toledo
Brighton Center
Byron North
Kissell
Goss
Falls Clinic
Wellington
Clarence Dick
Urbana
The Weather Forecast for OWIO Area
General forecast indicates fair conditions tonight with cooler temperatures expected on Saturday. No precipitation or significant weather events anticipated. winds light and variable.
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Owio
Satuday
Former Elyrian Wounded in Mt. Vernon Hunting Accident
A former Elyrian, Kenneth Crandall, suffered serious facial and head injuries in a hunting accident near Mt. Vernon Ohio yesterday. Crandall, brother-in-law of J B Johnson of this city and former Lorain County Savings and Trust bank employee, was accidentally shot by a companion while hunting with two others. He is in Mercy Hospital Mt. Vernon. Crandall is district manager of Equitable Life Insurance in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Kenneth
Crandall
J. B. Johnson
Lorain County Savings and Trust Bank
Haia
Mercy Hospital
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Canton
Militia Requested After Farm Picket Clash Near Sioux City
Sheriff Davenport asked Governor Turner to send the militia as farm pickets block highways to Sioux City after deputies were ambushed and stoned following arrests of 15 pickets. Four deputy cars were pelted with rocks and clubs. shields shattered. a roadside camp burned amid escalating tensions. The pickets aim to raise farm prices by delaying market shipments.
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Sioux City
John A. Davenport
Dan W. Turner
Turner
National Guard
Davenport
Three Robbers Captured After Gas Station Hold Up
Three armed robbers fleeing a gas station hold up were captured at 3 30 a m by Motorcycle Patrolman E Parker in Lorain. The suspects admitted the $27 theft from a Standard Oil station on East Erie Avenue and were found with two loaded revolvers a blackjack a lead loaded hose and two license numbers in the car. Names given were Jack Leonard John Wozny and Steven Yunich all of Cleveland. The suspects were turned over to Lorain police and identified by J L Gale the gas station attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Farker
J. L. Gale
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Elyna
Elyria
Parker
Lake Avenue
East Bridge Street
F Zarnke
Clair Sayles
Jack Leonard
Clark Avenue
Cleveland
John Wozny
Rowley Avenue
Steven Yunich
Wozny
Loram
Ingalls Receives Ovation at Fremont Sandusky Fair
Republican governor candidate David S. Ingalls drew about 15 000 spectators at the Sandusky county fair in Fremont Ohio where he pressed for economy and efficiency in state government. He urged office holders and candidates to not only promise reforms but to implement them. He was greeted by the Ross High School band and an elephant as he walked through the crowd, with R A Hunsinger introducing him.
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Ross High School
Fairgrounds
R.A. Hunsinger
Joint
Central and Executive Committees
Elyria High School Band nears full roster for season
Elyria High School band nears completion with five spots open. J Martin Beck announces the 58 piece ensemble under drum major Roland Faulhaker. Half the members are new after 14 graduate and 18 new entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria High
J. Martin Beck
Elyria- Oberlin
Roland Faulhaker
William Rule
Stanley Swindling
Richard Upton
Ralph Pome- Troy
Max Roe
Wayne White
Alan Davies
Henry Nagorka
Joe Graber
Eugene Graber
William Giben
Ray Bowen
Ernest Taylor
W Wiliam Davis
Jack Marrinon
Portland Convention Aims at Bonus Payment and Prohibition Repeal
At the American Legion national convention in Portland, about fifty thousand veterans pledged to push for immediate cash payment of the adjusted service certificates and repeal of the 18th amendment. Louis A. Johnson was chosen national commander. Delegates voted for aggressive action on the bonus while opposing censure of the administration over eviction of the bonus army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Jay
American Legion
Louis A. Johnson
Clarksburg
W. Va
Legion
Hoover
War Department
Pennsylvania
Fider
George Brown
Uniontown
Resolutions Committee
Harry Arthur
South Carolina
Hurley
Harry Colmery
Topeka
Kansas
Legislative Committee
Wright Patman
Texas
E. E. Spafford
New York
America
World Court
Central figure in mystery personal crisis reports
Quincy Massachusetts September 16 Charles E Du Bois a tall and handsome jewelry salesman shot himself in a Quincy lodging house while authorities in two states pressed an investigation into the disappearance of his wife Edith M L Du Bois five weeks earlier He had been living under the name Anderson for three days and was found after a single shot was heard In Plymouth District Court had released him earlier this week on murder charges as the search for Mrs Du Bois body near Great Her ting Pond Plymouth continued
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Quincy
Mass
Charles E. du Bois
New England
du Bois
Quincey
Anderson
Elmer Briggs
Plymouth
John V. Sullivan
Edith M. L. du Bois
Great Herting Pond
Here
George Griffin
Youthful Flier In Critical Condition After Lorain Crash
Lloyd Frankel twenty, a Cleveland airport pilot, lies in critical condition after his Great Lakes Dualcontrol open biplane owned by Skyways, Inc. crashed five miles southeast of Lorain. He is son of attorney Philip H. Frankel and a University of Michigan aeronautical engineering junior. He had about 30 hours flight experience and his engine was reported to be missing in the moments before the dive into a garden patch near Henry Winters’s barn.
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Lorain
Lloyd Frankel
Cleveland
Here
Philip H. Frankel
Frankel Chevrolet Company
Great Lakes
Skyways, Inc
Frankel
Henry Winters
Avon Lake
Winter
University of Michigan
Thirty one children attend Gates Hospital cripples clinic
Thirty one crippled children from northern Ohio gathered at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children for a September clinic. The youngest, a three year old, waited with parents before workers arrived. Examinations were led by Dr. Co H Heyman of Cleveland. Children came from Elyria Lorain Oberlin South Amherst Huron Jeromeville Norwalk Ashland Attica Bellevue Bucyrus Mansfield Lexington Premont.
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Ohio
Gates Hospital
Lorain
Co. H. Heyman
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
South Amherst
Huron
Jeromeville
Norwalk
Ashland
Attica
Bellevue
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Lexington
Premont
Special levies for schools axed in Lorain county vote
Lorain county voters face a one mill road levy and separate school district levies in Grafton village and township and Huntington township. Grafton village seeks renewal for five years. Marian Mull says revenues are essential to keep schools running. Grafton township requests a three year one mill levy and Huntington township asks three mills for five years to exceed the 15 mill real estate cap.
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Lorain County
Grafton Village
Grafton Town
Ship
Huntington Township
Marian E. Mull
Grafton Township
Captain Tells Of Seeing Plane Near Le Havre
Captain Thoreux of the liner France reported seeing a gleaming aluminum hull pass 450 miles west of land’s end at about 110 miles an hour and 300 feet altitude. He was on the bridge but could not read the plane’s name with glasses. No word came from the American Nurse after the sighting.
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LE Havre
France
Thoreux
New York-Rome
Land's End
New York
Body of Dorothy Millette Unclaimed in California
The body of Dorothy Millette, described as the other woman in Paul Berns life, remained unclaimed in a Sacramento morgue. Coroner James R. Garlick planned an inquest to confirm she leaped from a river steamer after learning Bern had killed himself.
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Dorothy Millette
Sacramento
Calif
Paul Bern
James R. Garlick
Poducer
Johnny Weismuller Sued for Divorce in Los Angeles
The former swimming champion and film star Johnny Weismuller faces a divorce suit filed in Los Angeles. The plaintiff, Bobbie Arnst, a dancer and musical comedy singer, alleges cruelty and claims Weismuller refused to associate with her.
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Johnny Weismuller
Los Angeles
Bobbie ‘Arnst
Efanae
Budget May Be Made Public Monday
County commissioners near a 1933 budget reveal after weeks of private review. George Rhoades and Thomas Peebles indicated budgets will show about a 40 percent reduction from the last year, while Charles Murray favored a blanket 20 percent cut in all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rhoades
Charles Murray
Rhoads
Thomas Peebles
Mictuel Betting Not Permitted in Elyria
Mayor W H Van Oster and Chief of Police EB Stankard will not permit mutuel betting running races in Elyria. City reports say organizers planned betting at a local track to raise funds for charity, but officials insist the law will be enforced regardless of charitable aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Stankard
Elyria
Chronicle-Télegram
Chronicle-Telegram
van Oster
Stankard
NYSE committee seeks political matter from brokers
The New York Stock Exchange committee on business conduct requests all New York City members to send by noon today all telegraphic communications dealing with political topics sent or received between September 1 and yesterday. Out-of-town members must submit a similar report dated September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tock Exchange
New York
New York Stock Exchange Committee
New York City
Amended 10 Point Plan For Ohio Coal Restart
Governor White announced detailed terms of the amended 10 point plan to resume mining in southern Ohio. The changes include a uniform docking system and employment order rules while stressing use of Ohio mined coal with public aid to stabilize the industry.
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Columbus
Ohio
White
Murray City
Hocking
Pomeroy
Crooksville
Question Man in $3,000 Payroll Theft
Mike Romano aged 25 was arrested in Akron at the request of Cleveland police as a suspect in the $3,000 payroll robbery at the Palace Theatre last week. He was free on bond pending trial for a $1,300 robbery in July.
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Cleveland
Mike Romano
Palace Theatre
Romano
Liberty
Akron
Watsons Health Threat Forces Political Pause
Senator James E. Watson shows signs of a serious health risk with collapses during campaign events. Associates warn he may halt re election efforts if condition worsens. In Youngstown Ohio an intruder was shot while attempting to break into Nick Juliens home injuring 25 year old William Hall of Niles.
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Wator Watson
Indianapolis
Ind
James BE. Watson
Watson
Youngstown, CO
Nick Julien
William Hall
Niles
Ohio
Hall
Julien
Sell the Old Now is the time to clear clutter
Ad copy urges selling unused furniture clothing and other items through Want Ads to earn cash and reduce clutter. It notes daily opportunities and mentions fees and profitability for sellers, though the message is garbled with misspellings and unclear details.
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Edison School
Towa
Elyria Offiger
Chase
Ingalls
Fremont
John Bliss
Robert Tufford
Clyde Miller
Ralph Davis
Oliver Townsend
Robert Lee
Donald Hénsman
William Lersch
Willard Harper
Clair Searles
Irwin Schultz
Sd. Bembower
Harold Richards
Ralph Lattimer
Robert Morse
Noel Todd
Herbert Walker
Kenneth Worcester
William Williams
Robert Chapman
James Pahl
David Dehm
Russell Dean
Paul Hayes
Jack Crowell
Robert Crandall
Robert Strand
Donald Fridenstine
Lee Bright
Robert Wurst
Robert Wilcox
James Bellamy
Robert Anderson
Warren Flatner
Earl Demos
Alfred O' Donnell
Dana Fox
Robert Fox
Donald Hensman
Clarksburg, W. Va
Louis A Johnson
Davis
Tuttle
Senate
Charles H. Tuttle
James J. Davis
Secretary of Labor
Loyal Order of Moose
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