Textile strike looming with possible presidential arbitration
Washington reports indicate the textile strike across Georgia and other centers risks a drawn out stalemate. President Roosevelt may intervene if channels fail, with a mediation board due by October 1 to report findings guiding his next move. Militancy continues as authorities deploy National Guard. protests intensify near Fort McPherson while guardsmen guard strategic sites.
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United Pye
Washington
Rooevel
Special Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Cneage
Georgia
Elyria Chamber Tackles School Levy Renewal
Directors of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce and the Elyria Board of Education debated renewal timing for the school levy. A two year renewal was chosen for consideration, with a committee appointed to report back to the chamber. NRA posters were received for local employers who hold code emblems.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Board
Ducattoy Aekine
Fev
Board of Aducation
Chamber Tanation Committee
Board of Education
Board of Elections
Chmber’s “Yard of
Frank Hoover
NRA
Elyria Chamber of Commercce
Ohio Weather Forecast Remains Partly Cloudy
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a possible shower in extreme west portions. Warmer conditions expected Wednesday, especially in the western area.
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Ohio
Crack Passenger Train Wrecked One Killed
The Big Four's crack passenger train the Egyptian er, at the State street crossing in Lawrenceville was wrecked when it demolished a freight truck today. Fireman George Mobley 55 was killed and two truck occupants were seriously injured.
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Lawrenceville
Sept.s
Big Four
State Street Crossing
George Mobley
Bond plank rejected by Ohio Democratic platform panel
In Columbus on September 1, 1930 the Democratic state convention platform committee rejected Martin J. Davey’s two year bond moratorium plank after the gubernatorial candidate agreed to drop the proposal to preserve party unity. The move, questioned for constitutionality, faced opposition from Congressman Arthur P. Lamwerk of Columbus who led the fight for rejection. The committee included Secretary of State George Myers Congressman Martin Sweeney Charles West Joe Ferguson Herbert Duffs and Earl Hanefeld.
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Columbus
Sept
Martin J. Davyey
Arthur P. Lamwerk
George m. Myers
Martin T. Sweeney
Cleveland
Charles West
Granville
Joe Ferguson
Barberton
Nomnee
Herbert S. Duffs
Earl Hanefeld
Judge Dismisses Charge Against Coal Dealer
Judge ALA Weh discharged contempt of court charges against Luther M. Schroll Jr., coal dealer. Accused in a temporary injunction case tied to the coal code, Schroll faced claims of selling a ton of coal on September 6 below code price. Evidence showed a receipt marked paid in full by delivery man Robert Schott or Schroll disputed the subterfuge claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther M. Schroll
Tocal
Common Pleas
Ala. Wehpor
Overall
Coal Code Authority
Frank BE. Stevens
Oscar Brown
Attorney General
Schroll
Aft Ey.sa
Secroll
Robert Soht
Stevens
Ile
Nome Fires Reduce City to Two Thirds Gone
Nome Alaska faced two thirds of its city destroyed by fire racing through wooden structures once linked to the gold rush era. Winds of 34 miles per hour fanned the flames as residents sheltered, relief ships from Unalaska brought food and medical aid, and the population dropped from 12000 to about 1500 while authorities fought to contain the blaze.
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Nome
Alaska
Tivor
Coast Guard
Chelan
Shosone
Northland
Unaleska
Fire Department
Nomé
Insiders Criticize Relief Costs Amid New Deal Programs
Prominent Democratic insiders and economists warn that relief expenditures will rise beyond the May total of 128 million dollars as federal state and local costs grow. They cite rising taxes and fears of funds aiding strikers while noting millions rely on aid, with projections reaching 23 million by February 1935.
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Washington
Torch Congress
United Press
AAA Farm
Civilian Conservation Corps
Home Owners Loan Corporation
RFC
Housing Administration
Donald R. Richberg
Executive Council
Rich
Roosevelt
Nome Has Two Weeks Food Supply
Nome, after a two thirds levelled fire, is supplied with enough food to last 14 days for its 1,400 residents. Red Cross Pacific headquarters reported steady contact with Nome and is assessing medical supplies blankets and household goods needed.
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San Francisco
Nome
Pacific
American Red Cross
Med Cross
Red Cross
Posse searches for missing baby Nancy in Virginia woods
A barefoot two year old, Nancy Marshal, vanished from her Richmond home after playing outside with siblings. About 150 state troopers, volunteers and police scoured rain drenched woods and swamps near the Marshal residence into the night hoping for a safe return. Nancy is one of four children of Mr and Mrs John Marshal who live on Caroline road. Nancy’s father had left home three weeks ago and has not returned.
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Richmond
Nancy Marshal
Tat
John Marshal
Carolina Road
Nancy
Marshal
Rose Marshal
Hope Valley
State Police
Frank Pierce
Wyoming
100 Women Busy On Canning Project
County commissioners approved a 200 appropriation for salt and sugar for canning projects now under way across the county. Mrs. Violet Curtice leads the relief work division, with 190 women preparing 100,000 cans from relief farms and gardens, paid for under federal law.
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Violet Curtice
Wisconsin and Mississippi primary tests of new deal sentiment
Wisconsin voters test support for La Follette third party with Sen Robert M La Follette and Philip La Follette seeking governorship amid a crowded Wisconsin Democratic slate and a three way Republican bid. In Mississippi Senator Hubert D Stephens and former Governor Theodore Bilbo face a runoff with Stephens backing Roosevelt and Bilbo promising to out-Huey Huey Long, aided by Rep. Ross Collins in the field.
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Wisconsin
Mississippi
la Follette
Robert M. Jun Follette
Philip
FL RL McGeverp
Milwaukee
W. D. Carroll
Gertrude Bowler
John M. Callahan
Charles KE. Hammersley
A. G. Schmedeman
William B Rubin
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Howard T. Greene
Farmer
Fred Zimmerman
James N. Tittermore
Socialist Party
Hubert D. Stephens
Theodore G. Bilbo
Stephens
Roosevelt
Bilbo
Huey
Huey P. Long
Ross Collins
Pittsfield Girl Reported Missing
Police and sheriff departments search for Margaret Miller an 18 year old nurse student from West Read Pittsfield missing since 1 p m Saturday. Parents notified yesterday when she did not return she enrolled as a student nurse at Elvira Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Clarence Dick says she was last seen at the hospital at 7 p m Saturday and wired Sunday from Lorain resigning. She is 5 feet 5 inches tall with dark red hair freckles and greenish gray eyes. Relatives could not explain her disappearance.
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Sherif
Margaret Miller
West Read
Pittsfield
Miss Miller
Sheriff's Department
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Clarence Dick
Lorain
New York Lottery Plan Moves Forward Under Furian Admin
New York on September 18 reports the Furian administration’s plan to fund unemployment relief through a municipal lottery passed its initial stages. The proposal follows a precedent shattering approach, outlining state or city backing and funding mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Fursian Administration
Deferring Action On Plumbing Licensing Ordinance
City council, after a brief session, defers a second reading of the plumbing licensing ordinance amid criticism. Councilman Ed Notley cites citizen questions and promises further committee review before any recommendation. Elmer Nelson opposes deferral as supporters and opponents fill the hall.
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Ed. Notley
Notley
Elmer Nelson
Oberlin Wing Rate Battle Ends in Utility Victory
The Public Utilities Commission upheld Oberlin officials by denying Ohio Electric Power Co a 15 to 40 percent rate cut. The decision protects the newly established Oberlin Municipal Electric plant which has drawn about 400 customers since launch. The company argued the cuts were below cost, while Oberlin asserted the moves aimed to wreck municipal ownership. The plant’s rates remain between 5 and 3 cents per kilowatt hour, with company schedules proposing 4.5 to 2.5 cents.
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Columbus
Public Utilities Commission
Obberlin
Ohio Electric Power Company
Oberlin Municipal Electric
Oberlin
Commission of the Supreme Court
Ohio Electric Power Co
J. Hopple
Chamber Seeks Split Lease Of Willys Plant For Local Industry
C B Smythe reports to the Chamber of Commerce Board that the Willys Overland plant may be leased in sections, with optimistic notes despite obstacles. Two firms have shown interest for six months but await labor stability before final action.
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Willys-Overland
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
C. B. Smythe
Chamber
Willys Overland
Chamber of Commerce
Smythe
Willys
Smyths
Lorain County Clergy Receive Yearly Appointments
Lorain County Methodist pastors will preach in various churches next year as Bishop Richardson announced appointments for the coming year. Sixteen Norwalk district pastors were transferred, with 29 remaining in their current posts. several move to other districts. New Lorain County appointments include Rev. B A Ryan Avon Vincent and Rev. W R Brventon Lorain Twentieth Street, among others. Some county pastors were reassigned outside the county and Rev L C Hallock retired from the Twentieth Street Church in Lorain.
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Lorain County
E. &. Richardson
Philadelphia
Ohio
Norwalk
E. J. Bond
Elyria
L. E. Rothrock
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Battelle McCarty
First Methodist Church
Rev Jensen
Amherst-Axtel
J. G. Koontz
Fields
E. R. Haines
Grafton
S. E. Kaetvel
Henrietta
J. J
Minerva
Oberlin
R. J. Matt
Oberlin Graduate School
Pittsfield
E. F. Wood
The
People’s Church
Cleveland
Wellington
F. A. Ashburne
Avon and Vincent
Southington
Youngstown
H. E. Cobb
Brigiston
North Fairfield
C. F. McBride
Nottingham M. E
E. E. Shilte
Bloomville
J. J. Quade
Huntington and Spencer
Lods
Bl. C. Hallock
Twentieth Street
Death of White Plains police chief Joyce noted by Stankard
The death of John J. Joyce, retired White Plains police chief and cousin of Police Chief Be J. Stankard, was reported to Chief Stankard today. Joyce retired on pension three years ago after 36 years of service with the department.
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John J. Joyce
White Plains, \. Y
Be. J. Stankard
Stankard
Joyce
Trias
British challenger Endeavour Leads in America's Cup Heat
Tom Sopwith sails Endeavour to a lead over Vanderbilt's Rainbow in the second heat, reaching the 20 mile mark ahead at 12 55 19 while Rainbow trails. Endeavour then breaks the ten mile windward leg record in 1 hour 17 minutes 1 second, lowering Reliance's former mark by nearly three minutes.
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U.S.C
U. C. G. C. Argo
Mackay Radio
Tom Sopwith
Endeavour
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Rainbow
Vanderbilt
Reliance
Ohio forecasts coal shortage the greatest since World War
Columbus Ohio Sept 18 Martin Lingler secretary of the Divisional Coal Code Authority said Ohio will face the worst coal shortage since the war within three weeks. Causes cited include a million tons of slack at mines low retail stocks and under one quarter of normal consumer tonnage. The statement followed a briefing with NRA officials and drew 75 spokesmen from Akron Dayton Canton Columbus Toledo Sandusky Springfield and Steubenville. Mines are idling as slack is moved and production of lump and egg coal is delayed.
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Columbu
Ohio
Martin Lingler
Divisional
Coal Code Authority
No. 21
Lingler
F. E. Berquist
Coal Review Board
NRA Division of Research and Planning
Washington
Akron
Dayton
Canton
Columbus
Toledo
Sandusky
Springfield
Steubenville
Elyrians Will Go To Akron
Members of the local Retail Code Authority decided to send a committee to a Thursday Akron meeting. The purpose is to acquaint local code authorities with the National Retail Code Authority and to explain problems in their sections. Mr Hollander, assistant director, will attend. The Elyria committee includes Nelson Fitch president A Z Cater vice president and Earl Bacon secretary.
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Retail Code Authority
Akron
National
Hollander
National Retail Code Authority
Elyria
A. Z. Catrer
Earl Bacon
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Bitterky
Francis J. Garman
United Textile Workers Vice
Pitteris
Fenrgia
Nations Guard
Fort McPherson
C. OF Gabboo Thale Mill Levy
Martin Davey Bond Plank
Luther M. Schroll, Jr
City of
Fortot
MlcalanlPry
LaFollettes
Uniited Press
Bulletin
Council
OFC
Trang Care
Elyria Church
Thailg
Elyrians
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