Relief to Nome After Fire Destroys City Center
U S Coast Guard Cutter Chelan reaches Nome with medical aid as a $3,000,000 blaze left the city homeless. Mayor Rex Schwartz, sole physician, tended victims through the night while relief ships circle Cape Nome. Food rationing continues for 1500 residents until aid arrives aboard a steamship. Two thirds of the town’s homes and many wooden structures are wrecked, and residents shelter in tents or salvage shells along the waterfront. Plans move to load lumber and supplies in Seattle to rush here before the Arctic winter seal.
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Nome
Alaska
U.S. Coast Guard
Chelan
Cape Nome
Rex. Schwartz
Leonard Seppala
Balto
Fairbanks
United States
Poweuver
Puen
Pady Rive
Seattle
Landlords Association to Hold First Annual Meeting
The Elyria Landlords Protective Association plans its first annual meeting at the Elyria YMCA tomorrow night. Secretary-manager Earl P. Bacon said many landlords have joined recently and more are expected to join so they can vote and participate in the election of officers. Paid dues are required to vote. Reports on tenants have already been submitted to the group.
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Elyria Landlords’ Protective Association
Elyria Y. M.C. A
Earl PD. Bacon
Elvrra Credit Rating Bureau
Landlords’ Association
Lack of Wind Delays America's Cup Heat at Newport
Bulletin from Newport reports the third heat of the America's Cup series postponed due to insufficient wind. In Ohio, Seneca County farmer John N. Dewald, 58, collapsed from heart disease while watching runaway nurses approach, his body tragically dragged by a harrow.
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Newport
R. F
Tiffin. O
John N. Dewald
Seneca County
Ohio Weather Forecast for Tonight and Thursday
Fair tonight and Thursday then rain Thursday night. Warmer Thursday, especially in the extreme southwest portion.
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Ohio
Committee Plans Campaign for Flyria Welfare Institutions
A well attended Community Service Council meeting in Lorain County Savings Trust Co. unanimous ly backed continuing the Chest plan to support Flyria’s welfare institutions. Co B Smithe presided with many speakers urging the Chest as the best fund raiser. The executive committee will select a campaign chairman and set dates and beneficiary details, to be announced soon.
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Community Service Council
Lorain County Savings . Ud Trust Co
Flyria
Community Chest
Co. B. Smithe
Campaign Meeting on School Levy Renewal Planned
Ey City residents invited to Elyria High School auditorium for a 7:39 p m session hosted by the Elyria Board of Education. Officials will present school budget cuts and justify the 10 year levy renewal, noting it would not raise taxes unless renewed after expiration this year.
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Elyria High School
Elvira Board of Education
Sehocr
Dla
In Morro Castle Inquiry Board Resumes Hearings
The federal inquiry board resumed hearings on the Morro Castle disaster in New York after a visit to the ship at Asbury Park New Jersey. Chairman Dickerson N Hoover said the fire could have been controlled if screens and doors had been closed and noted many unopened fire plugs. The visit supported the theory of two simultaneous fires and noted the writing room and No 3 hold had severe damage with rags and hides on board.
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New York
Federal Inquiry Board
Morro Castle
Asbury Park
N. J
Dickerson N. Hoover
Isidor Miller
Hoover
Youthful Motorist Faces Serious Charge Conneact O
Ruben Sjostrom aged 19 faced manslaughter charges today in connection with the death of 83 year old Eugene Comstock a retired real estate operator who was struck by a car in Conneact Oregon.
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Conneact. O
Ruben Sjostrom
Eugene Comstock
Sjostrom
Child Missing 30 Hours Found In Swamp
Nancy Marshall, two years old, was found in a swamp a third of a mile from home after 30 hours of searching by 309 volunteers. Civ war conservation corps workers found her in a damp thicket last night with minor scratches and bruises. Authorities think she wandered into the woods alone after disappearing Monday afternoon.
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Richmond
Rlll
Nancy Marshall
Civilization Conservation Corps
Nancy
Munitions Inquiry Formal Statement Quietly Issued
Senate munitions committee released a formal statement regretting the need to expose truth about how United States arms makers sold into South America. Sen Homer T Bone said it was not an indictment of a people, but of practices behind high prices and hostility. The panel withheld names of payees tied to Federal Laboratories Inc. and insisted the facts guided their inquiry without hiring European firms.
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Washington
United States
South America
Senate
Todas
Scrce
Homer T. Bone
Wash
al Capone
Chicago
Bone
Iowa Towns In Darkness Eight Hours
A seven town region and Des Moines area were without power for eight hours after a strike by utility workers aided by textile workers forced the main power plant offline. Gov. Clyde J. Herring ordered arbitration by threatening to take over the plant for the public to restore service by dawn. An emergency plant supplied limited light to most areas except a hospital, fire stations and some businesses. Separate units resumed service in Newton and Oskaloosa before midnight.
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Nes Moines
Iown
Clyde J. Herring
Town Light and Power Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Newton
Adel
Earlville
DeSoto
Knoxville
Carlisle
Dallas Center
Altoona
O Il Workers Chief Decries Oil Code Failures
Harvey G. Freming president of the Oil Workers International union testifying before the House Oil Investigating Committee said the petroleum code failed to raise wages or jobs. He cited promised wage gains totaling 375 million dollars and a 26 percent employment rise, both far short with wage increases under 50 million and employment gains negligible.
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Washington
Harvey GC. Freming
Oil Workers’ International Union
House Oil Investigating Committee
Freming
Relief aid for textile strikers split to state agencies
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins assigns responsibility for feeding textile strikers and families to state relief administrators. He states relief cases must be treated on their merits by local agencies, separating aid from wage dispute issues.
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States
United Press
Washington
Federal Emergency Relief
Harry Ju. Hopkins
Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Bolton denounces New Deal vigor in campaign
Chester C. Bolton, co chair of the Republican congressional elections committee, pledged the party will intensify its anti New Deal effort. He accused the administration of a large deficit, rising relief costs, unemployment, and government overreach, saying no substantial progress exists.
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Washington
Chester CC
Bolton
Ohio
Cochairman
Republican Congressional Elections Committee
Beagle Given Death Sentence After Bite Incident
In Lackawanna New York on September 19 Judge John R. Pillion sentenced Mac the beagle hound to death for biting 3 year old John Cox Jr. The judge stayed execution until Saturday to allow an appeal. Cox Sr. and boy’s attorney debated whether Mac was the biter while remarks noted the dog’s beagle-type appearance.
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Lackawanna
N.Y
Mac
John R. Pillion
John Cox
Rudolph Weinstein
Francis Reardon
Judge Pillion
Republicans Plan Campaign Opening in Columbus Auditorium
Ohio Republican campaign manager H E Griffith announced the campaign opener on Friday September 28 would be held in the Columbus auditorium instead of the state fair grounds coliseum. The Coliseum was found unsuited for the program. Senator Simeon D Fess seeking re election and Clarence J Brown the gubernatorial nominee will give principal addresses with other party leaders.
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Columbus
H. E. Griffith
Ohio Republican Campaign
Columbus Auditorium
State Fair Grounds Coliseum
Simeon D. Fess
Clarence J. Brown
Huge Pumper Wrecked In Cincinnati Fire Crew Hurt
A Cincinnati fire department pumper, on only its third run, collided with a street car and five firefighters were injured, two seriously. Injured include Charles Blymer, Frank Gilusch, Capt. William Reeder, Raymond Kennedy, and Kimber Dreier. The crash occurred while attempting to pass a car. another street car approaching from the opposite direction caused a head on impact. An alarm was false and police search for suspects in a fleeing auto.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Fire Department
Charles Blymer
Frank Gilusch
William Reeder
Raymond Kennedy
Kimber Drei
Russia Admitted to League of Nations
Geneva reports that Soviet Russia joins the League as a giant new member. Litvinov, Russia’s foreign minister, pledges to use the League to preserve peace while countering German and Japanese withdrawal threats. He says Russia seeks multiple bilateral treaties to maintain Eastern European stability.
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Geneva
Russia
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinov
Germany
Japan
Litinov
Poland
League Council
Litvinov
Soviet Union
Union
Surround Woods In Hunt For Fugitive
Connecticut and Massachusetts state troopers surrounded two wooded sections at Coventry and Mansfield Center as authorities believed Alexander Kaminski, an escaped condemned slayer, had taken refuge in familiar haunts.
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Willimantic
Ohio farmers await government cattle disease aid checks
In Columbus on September 19, Ohio farmers waited for USDA bounties for cattle to be slaughtered under Bangs disease elimination plans. Officials test 200 to 300 herds. no checks yet. About 1200 applications are on file, with payments expected within a month.
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Columbus
Ohio
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bang
Wisconsin voters back Democratic New Deal in primary
Early returns from Wisconsin's primary show Democrats led by Gov. Albert G. Schmedeman ahead of Republicans and the La Follette Progressive faction. La Follette brothers push a new liberal alignment while Republican opposition fields Green for governor and Chapple for senator with Callahan leading Democrats for the November race.
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Milwauker
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
Albert G. Schmedeman
Schmedeman
LaFolette
la Follette
Philip F. LaFolette
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
T. Green
Genesee Depot Dairy Farmer
John M. Callahan
Milwaukee
Senator LaFollette
John B. Chapple
Ashland
Two Confess To Forgeries On Petitions
In Columbus Ohio John J Bennett 29 and Charles Irk 31 confessed to forging signatures on Franklin county nominating petitions circulated by the Commonweal party of Ohio The prosecutor said the fake names included public officials and those now dead They were arrested for investigation after being hired by Columbus attorney Frank McCartney to obtain signatures at three cents per signature The pair absolved McCartney of involvement stating the forgery was their idea and they sought easy money
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Columbus
John J. Bennett
Charles Irk
Don Hoskins
Franklin County
Commonweal Party of
Ohio
George Myers
Bennett
Kirk
Frank McCartney
McCartney
Injuries Fatal To Textile Striker
Ernest H. Riley aged 40, a striking textile worker, died in a Charlotte hospital from injuries received in Belmont last night during a clash between strikers and national guardsmen. The incident occurred amid ongoing labor tensions as workers protested conditions. Riley is survived by his family.
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Charlotte
N. C
Ernest H. Riley
Belmont
China protest to Hull over U S loan funds used for munitions
Chinese Minister Alfred Sze called on Secretary of State Hull to protest on instructions from Beijing. Reports attributed to Senator Nye state the Chinese government used funds from U S cotton and wheat loans to buy munitions, prompting formal formal protest in Washington on September 19.
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China
Hull
Washington
Alfred Sze
Cordell Hull
Gerald P. Nye
United States
Ten women pickets arrested at Lewiston bleachery march
Ten young women pickets were arrested as national guardsmen halted a march of 225 workers from Biddeford to Lewiston to demand closing of the Pepperell Mills bleachery. The Lewiston Bleachery, a Pepperell branch, had closed yesterday.
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Lewiston
National Guardsmen
Biddleword
Pepperell Mills
Biddieford
Pepperell
Injunction Granted Over Coal Pricing in Sandusky Case
Erie county court granted an injunction forcing L. M. Schroll Jr. of Geneva to buy coal at code prices in Sandusky and Erie County. A hearing on permanence was tentatively set for Oct. while a parallel Lorain county case may test similar restraints. Assistant AG Oscar A. Brown argued coal code prices keep mines operating and protect needy families, while Schroll’s attorney labeled the move as price fixing akin to Hitlerism.
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Sandusky, O
K. H. Savard
Erie County Court of Common Pleas
Joan W. Bricker
L. M. Schroll, Jr
Geneva
Sandusky
Erie County
Lorain County
Elyria
Oscar A. Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Schroll
Wilbert Schwar
Lorain County urged to attend Safety Congress events
Earl D. Bacon is named chairman to enlist Lorain County employers for the National Safety Congress opening October 1 in Cleveland. The All-Ohio Day program on October 2 features a noon luncheon and afternoon and evening sessions. W. A. Rowley I. Sears P. A. Ori and L. H. Hand assist, each holding complete programs to share details with interested parties.
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Lorain County
National Safety Congress
Cleveland
Earl D. Bacon
W. A. Rowley
Lorain
State Briefs: Dividend, Coons, School Levies, Rally
Mansfield officials announced a regular quarterly dividend of 1.5 percent on preferred stock, $1.50 per share, from Ohio Brass Co. 1,250 coons will be distributed Oct. 1 from the state raccoon ranch near Milan, with huntsmen barred until Nov. 15. Crawford county residents face extra mill levies in four districts to keep schools open. A torchlight Republican rally in Lima marks the start of the fall campaign with Fess, Brown, and Hawley on the slate.
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Mansfield
Ohio Brass Co
Columbus
Milan
Erie County
Department of Conservation
Rucyrus
Crawford County
K. M. Whaley
Lykens
Leenville
Sulphur Springs
Polk Township
Lion Rampage Triggers Panic at Richmond Parade
A Hagenbeck-Wallace circus lion escaped during a street parade in Richmond Virginia causing a densely packed crowd of about 15 000 to flee in panic. The beast killed a circus horse before officers and attendants cornered it at the American Radiator Works and shot it dead. No immediate serious injuries were confirmed.
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Richmond
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
State Fair Ground
Boulevard Avenue
Liquor Board Sets Stricter Rules for Night Clubs
The Ohin Liquor Control Commission tightens curfew rules with sheriff and police pledging enforcement. Night clubs may sell entertainment and beer until 2 30 a m, with beer sales ending at 1 a m on most permits, and 3 2 beer allowed after 5 50 a m Sundays. State inspectors classify radio entertainment under the rules.
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Ohin Liquor Control Commission
Sheriff's Department
Liquor Commission
Clarence W. Dick
BE. J. Stankard
Strikers clash with police in New Hampshire riot
In SunCook Mills, SunCook New Hampshire, 200 strikers and 25 police fought in a hand to hand clash marking the state’s first strike riot since the national walkout. A speaking program was planned to follow.
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Suncook
N. H
Suncook Mills
New Hampshire
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Lima
U. S
Guy D. Hawley
Greenville
Liquor Board
Fera Works Division
State Relief Commission
Athens
Emer Robinette
Hocking River
Robinette
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