U S Warns German Munitions Sales Clash Versailles Treaty
Washington reports state department objects to heavy engine shipments to Germany in early 1933 six months. United Aircraft and affiliates sold 1 145 000 dollars of equipment to German interests Jan 1 to Aug 31. Nye says he will prove some sales intended for military use. Smuggling of war supplies into German cities described as common practice.
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Washington
Department of State
Senate Armament Investigating Committee
Department
Germany
United Aircraft Company
United
London
Paris
State Department
Pratt and Whitney Company
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Holland
Commissioners OK 536 for Middle Ave sewer work
County commissioners yesterday approved expenditure of 536 for extra sewer work on Middle Avenue paying job. Funds paid to Highway Construction Company's contractors, with part of the cost covered by the City of Elyria. Work has been completed.
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Middle Avenue
Highway Construction
City of
Elyria
Young Men's Club Plans Autumn Meetings
The Young Men's Club held its first autumn meeting and outlined a series of gatherings. The slam bake is scheduled for next Wednesday at the Hedges. President Mark Abbets appointed program chairmen with two outsiders to assist. October 1 Wilbur Gaston. October 15 Richard Gehl. October 22 Kenneth Wester. A committee including Leonard Kuss and all past presidents will plan the Halloween party.
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the Hedges
Mark Abbets
Wilbur Gaston
Richard Gehl
Kenneth Brown
Kenneth Wester
Leonard Kuss
Hallowe’en
Two Youthful Ball Players Injured in Afternoon Incident
Two young athletes received hospital treatment after injuries during a ball practice. Maxwell Smith, 17, of LaGrange, fractured his left arm and rib while playing yesterday afternoon. Robert Mohl, 16, of 437 East Broad Street, fractured his left leg during Elyria High football team practice yesterday afternoon.
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Memorial Hospital
Maxwell Smith
LaGrange
Robert Mohl
East Broad Street
Elyria High
Exchange Club Resumes After Summer Recess
Oberlin Ohio September 18 The Oberlin Exchange club met after the summer recess at Oberlin Inn with a noon luncheon and reports on the past year. Members gave brief sketches of summer experiences as a three member nominating committee consisting of Frank W. Tobin Dr P C Colegrove and Arthur Princehorn was named to report at the next meeting when officers will be elected.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Inn
Frank W. Tobin
P. C. Colegrove
Arthur Princehorn
DeMolays Elect 3 Councilors
Ralph Liman was elected Master Councilor of the Frank E Peck Chapter Order of DeMolays at the first fall meeting last evening in the Grange Hall. Harry Zahm was elected Senior Counselor and Gordon Comings Junior Counselor. The Master Councilor will appoint other officers and installation will take place at the first October meeting.
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Ralph Liman
Frank E Peck
Order of DeMolas
Grange Hall
Harry Zahm
Gordon Comings
Officers Named By T T Y T M Club
Mrs Carl Spitler hosted the annual meeting at Willard Court with plans for the year and new officers elected: president Mrs Bernice Spuitler, vice president Mrs Mar McGrann, secretary-treasurer Mrs Muidred. Plans include hosting a party on October 1.
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Carl Spitler
Willard Court
Bernice Spuitler
Mar, McGrann Secretars
Muidred
Senior 4-H Club To Map Winter Program
Miss Altep Bird hosts a senior 4 H Club meeting at 244 Hoveepee to map a winter program. Officers include Jalian Perkins president Dorothy Lottman vice president Robert Pen found secretary treasurer Robert Hoskin recreation leader Henry Schriver beldon parliamentarian Marguerite Streicher corresponding secretary. Meeting set for 8 oclock tonight.
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Offiers
Tamizhy
Altep Bird
Hoveepee
Jalian Perkins
Alumbia
Dorothy Lottman
Carlisle
Robert Penfound
Robert Hoskin
Eaton
Pentecostal Meetings Announced Near Litchfield Route 18
Announcement notes Pentecostal meetings west of Litchfield on Route 18. The meeting place is 16 sufficients marked for easy finding per Rev Elliott the pastor. Midweek services are Wednesday evening at 7 00 and Sunday services at 10 00 am and 8 90 pm.
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Litchfield
Elliott
Farmers Attend Potato Field Day at Firestone Farms
Lorain County farmers are expected to attend the Potato Field Day at Firestone Farms in Colombiana Ohio at the junction of Routes 7 and 14. Harvey Firestone will greet guests and the Firestone Hand will provide music. Exhibits include potato machinery tractors plows tillage tools planters sprayers with morning demonstrations on plowing fitting planting spraying digging and grading. An afternoon speaking program is planned starting at 8:20 A M.
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Lorain County
Firestone Farms
Columbiana
Ohio
Harvey Firestone
Firestone Company
Firestone
Will Not Hold Apple Show
Lorain County apple and potato growers voted to abandon their show this year due to a light crop. They will aid two other shows planned in Cleveland on November 8 and 9 and Ravenna in the first week of December. E. C. Cotton and N. J. Hoskin chaired the respective divisions.
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Lorain County
Apple and
Cleveland
Ravenna
E. C. Cotton
Elyria Township
Apple
N. J. Hoskin
Eaton
Potato Group
Spora Opima Latin honor in battle awarded to Roman victor
Spora Opima was the name the Romans used for the fairest honor a general could win in single combat. The title recognized a supreme act of prowess in battle and carried great prestige among ancient military leaders.
Party honor for Knepper husband birthday at home
Mrs Duryward Knepper entertained at her residence Saturday evening for her husband's birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Quayle and son of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Jeff Davis of Pittsfield, Mr and Mrs Frank Kohler of Lorain, and Mr and Mrs Vivian Knepper and children of Oberlin.
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Duryward Knepper
James Quayle
Cleveland
Jeff Davis
Pittsfield
Frank Kohler
Lorain
Vivian Knepper
Obertin
Conservatory Register and Local Society Notices
Registration for the Conservatory Junior department is set for Wednesday September 19 at 3 PM in Warner Concert Hall. Patricia Anne Worchester is welcomed as born Saturday at Allen Hospital. The Merry Wives hold a fall meeting September 19 at Mrs E W Spaulding’s home. Rebekah Aid Secrets meet September 19 at Mrs Lena Gerber’s home. Mrs 3 B Munger visits Oak Park. Will spend days at Center y of Progress. Mrs A S Gray returns to Washington DC to join her daughter after a stay with Overlin friends. Flight from Cleveland airport noted. Dr and Mrs J H Nichols and Prof and Mrs James H Hall-Pase return from Camp Pem Sewassett in New Hampshire. Miss Marie Eldred of Elm Street leaves for New York after summer. Mr and Mrs David Mover and children return from Vin c1 Hasen, Vic, after a summer abroad.
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Conservatory of M Sie
Warner Concert Hall
Kenneth Worcester
Allen Hospital
Patricia Anne
Merry Wives
E. W. Spaulding
North Pleasant Street
Rebekah Aid Secrets
Lena Gerber
West Loram Street
B. Munger
South Pleasant Street
Oak Park
Centery of
A. S. Gray
Washington, DC
Qoverlin
Cleveland
J. H Nichols
James H. Hall Pase
Camp Pem Sewassett
White Mountains
Marie
Eldred
Elm Street
New York
David Mover
Ciidren
Vinc1 Hasen
Vic
Peeper Jovine
Dates Set For Exhibits In Amherst Grange Hall
Dates announced for 4-H exhibits by Lorain County extension Agent Amhers and Amherst Grange Club members. Exhibits to be shown at Amherst Grange Hall on September 25 and at South Amherst High School on September a.
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Nevin
Hye C
Lorain
Agner + Amhers
Memhers
Amherst Grange Hall
South Amherse
South 4Mber
Court suits over contracts and foreclosures in Lorain area
Eldridge Robinson and others sue Pearl Grown for setting aside a conveyance claiming contract breach. Cleveland Trust Company sues Abies Murray of Lakewood et al for 2512 dollars under a mortgage. foreclosure of property in Avon Lake sought. Lake Shore Savings and LoanCo sues Joseph Trezebonik et al to stop coal removal. Independent Savings and Loan Co sues John Herman et al for 414 dollars on a promise, foreclosure of property in Lorain Lake. Jacoby Brothers, Inc sue Joseph Tisler of Lorain for 219 dollars on an account.
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Eldridge Robinson
Cleveland Trust
Til Too
Abies Murray
Lakewood, Et al
Lake
Lake Loke Savings and Loan Company
Joseph Trezebonik
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Tohn Herman Et al
Jacoby Brothers, Inc
la. Raip
Joseph Tisler
Lorain
Lorain County relief sewing centers expand job aid
About 20 new cans have been placed at Lake Avenue earning center with more at Welingtop Amhes and Lorain. The women division opens sewing centers providing work for 16 relief women funded by federal money. County commissioners approved 600 from relief bonds for materials for garments for school children and relief families. October relief costs in Lorain County estimated at 15900. A court case mentions a dismissal and pending actions with Judge Welder and Prosecutor Stevens requesting hearing before Judge Thompson to determine injunction.
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Emmer
Lake Avenue
Welingtop
Amhes
Lorain
Womens
Carro Yx
Stevens
W. B. Thompson
Four Bandits Rob Hawley Bank of $35,904
Four armed bandits robbed the Hawley Bank of $35,904 in Hawley Pa. They unmasked held teller Charles Houch e1sh ier and another teller Thomas Oldfield at gunpoint during the holdup.
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Hawley
Hawley Bank
Charles Houch
E1shier
Thomas Oldfield
Teller
Ohio convention furthers labor New Deal platform
A committee named to craft a compromise platform after a late night summit between Francis Poulson and Ohio Federation of Labor representatives approved a three point labor plank. It calls for amendments to the Workmen's Compensation Act, stronger factory inspections, and opposes a state police, while not opposing the state highway patrol. The plank endorses Roosevelt and the New Deal but its exact language remains subject to convention approval.
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Francis Poulson
One Mittes
Ohio Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Stolen football gear reported from parked car
Mrs Selman of 298 Ohio street told police yesterday a new football helmet and shoulder pads were taken from her vehicle while it was parked at the Stadium.
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Selman
Ohio Street
Crash damages car on Cleveland Street at 6:50 a.m.
Police reported a car driven by Tom Hallauet of 307 Cleveland Street was damaged when struck by a truck driven by George Jackson on Cleveland Street at about 6:50 a.m. today.
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Tom Hallauet
Cleveland Street
George Jackson
Hastings Museum Showcases New Animal Mounts Amid Heat
Extreme heat did not slow a Hastings museum display project. Curator A. M. Brooking completed new mounts this summer including a Stellars deer and a German roebuck. The latter’s hide and horns were brought from Germany by an Omaha visitor last year.
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Hastings, Neb
Hastings Museum
A. M. Brooking
Germany
Contempt Row Over Coal Prices Sparks Legislative Debate
In a courtroom exchange, the prosecutor and Defense Attorney Lawrence Webber clash as Brown and Stevens urge lawmakers to address coal sales to taxpayers. Webber accuses officials of fighting for fair competition while enforcing the letter of the law.
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Lawrence Webber
Brown
Stevens
Webber
Schroll
Bandits Fail In Toledo Holdup Attempt
Bandits fled the Toledo Trust Company on South Avenue and Broadway at noon after firing six to ten shots at manager Frank D. Butler. No injuries were reported, and the pair escaped in a sedan pursued by police, last seen near Western Avenue and Chicago Pike, with a license number obtained.
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Toledo
Teledo Trust Company
South Avenue
Broadway
Frank D. Butler
Butler
Western Avenue
Western
Chicago Pike
OMS
Russia To Be Taken Into League
GenevA Sept 18 a League of Nations assembly was called to admit Soviet Russia to the league. Seventeen years after the Bolshevik revolution the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was invited to participate and assured of the necessary two thirds majority.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Cleveland Van To Speak At Y MLC
A group of local business and professional men have been invited to hear Ro Palmer, educational director at the Emerson Institute, speak tomorrow at the Cleveland Institute. The visit and talk were announced by Vv. A.C Yoo at the Cleveland city institute. The talk will be held in room 1.
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Worner Rye
Ro Palmer
Emerson Institute
C Yoo
Cleveland Citics
Wheat Seeding Date Guidance Issued by Hessian Authority
Lorain County agriculture notes discuss September 24 as a marker for wheat seeding timing. The advisory indicates planting can proceed on or after seeding begins, with no rear examination required, per Hessian guidelines.
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Lorain County
Hessian Bis
Incident Report in Ambiguous Pasted Text
Fragmentary OCR note describes a street scene near a crossroad with police presence and possible vehicle issue. Incomplete names and locations hinder a clear event. no definitive actions, dates, or outcomes are readable from the text.
City Council votes on routine items and a gas rate
The council approved a deferment on several motions and defeated a motion to change the routine. Everett Wilson voted to defect, while Adna Koorneds Ed Noties Tomes and Earl cared opposed. A gas company rate dispute was discussed with Fisk noting meetings and a proposed rate rise. A plumbing ordinance protest from a theater owner was read, injuries from faulty sidewalks were rejected, and railroad fare payment for Soa Hello to Columbus was approved. Ed Notley introduced D A Williams visiting former council president.
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Tage
Cem
Everett Wilson
Cetron
Adna Koorneds
Noties
Tomes “Oor
Earl ‘Cauces Hieges
Fisnacree Thorsea
Elmer Nelson
Toon Coune
Whelam G Smith
Isent Gas Co
Ohio
John Pekras
Plumbing
Ordiarance
Cornell
Hearves Cheney
William Whiels
Martha Flood
Finance Committee
Wellington
Columbus
Soa- Hello
Howard Butler
Ohio Supreme Court
Elyria
Elizabeth Buther
Ed. Notley
D. A. Williams
Council
Markets headline notes and poultry figures in Cleveland sale
Market week reports slow activity with mixed prices on live poultry and dairy items. Key quotes reference Leghorn hens and broilers, with buyers noting steady to cautious demand. Prices for New Jersey and Idaho produce appear, while Chicago cash quotes list varied meat and dairy rates.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Idaho
York
World War Era Strikes Hit Labor and Rail Lines
The report details widespread wartime labor unrest with union pickets and arrests, Gorman plans to resume work under guard quads, and thousands returning to idle mills. It notes possible NRA hour reductions and calls for Johnson's ouster amid AFL dissension, plus extensive property damage from a coastal strike and the destruction of a radio station and post office facilities.
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Giard
Inie Stocthare
Gurman Vandoned
Gay
Entine Talmadzs
Georgia
Hieetron
Marual Lax
Taessane Sian
Gorman
Ubron
Ther Die Friends
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Texti
Johnson
Johprson
Visions Turned Realities Define True Achievements
Visionary efforts translate into concrete outcomes as plans become lived projects. Leaders and teams transform ideas into measurable results, illustrating how decisive action, resources, and collaboration convert imagination into tangible progress and lasting impact.
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