Governor to submit bond issue for state relief to voters
Columbus Ohio September 74 Governor Carey urged voters to approve a constitutional amendment allowing a 40 million bond issue to fund relief for the next two years. The plan includes a state relief corporation run by five trustees and a tax levy to redeem bonds over ten years, with taxes not to be levied on real estate. The message noted expert skepticism but urged prompt action for November.
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Columbus
Carey
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Board of Five Nbers
Jes Leern
Gov
Marc ‘Rossman
Cleveland
Curahoga County
State Committee of Relief
Rossman
Ornors
Shin
Imum
Iller Escapes with Shotguns in Mass Heist
Connecticut River motorboat escape followed a Holr hardware store raid in Adley Massachusetts. Authorities say the raider is John Ber, linked to the Aug 31 killing of Constable John Clark in Ellington, Connecticut, and suspected in about a dozen crimes across western Massachusetts and Connecticut in the past 20 years.
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Adley
Mass
Connecticut River
Plen
John Ber
Tve
Holr
Ber
John Blark
Eliington
Conn
Massachusetts
Weather forecast mixed cloud and warmth shifts
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail with cooler pockets in the west and south portions. Tonight and Saturday bring slight warming in the north, but cooler trends continue in the west, with a cooler Saturday night overall.
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Twest
Timms elected president of Elyria Y M C A
W B Timms Elyria manufacturer was chosen president of the Elyria Y M C A at a board meeting. Worth A Faurer and M F Fer second vice presidents and R Jar Fitch named treasurer. Dan B Symons steps down after six years. Executive committee to set dates for membership drive. Education classes served 198 adults in art, French, English, algebra, geometry, trig, Spanish, and first aid with volunteers and FERA teachers. Athletic programs expanded with basketball leagues, gym classes, handball growth, and a major swim program reaching 256 new swimmers. Indoor baseball also noted as strong.
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W. B. Timms
Elyria
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Worth A. Faurer
M. F. Fer
R. Jar Fitch
Dan B. Symons
Imms
East
Cleveland
Elvira
Airectors
Fern and
Fitch
Young Men's Club
WW. O. McClellan
FERA
McClellan
Act To Hasten Daveys Budget Transfer Bill
Administration leaders push to fasten Governor Davy's budget transfer bill through the House after committee approval. Republicans caucus in opposition, urging a supplemental or revised appropriation instead. Other bills advancing include special levy proposals for welfare and libraries funding, with a senate measure altering voting thresholds for municipal budgets.
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Columbus
Davey
House of Representatives
House Finance Committee
House
Myron Gessaman
Lady Hum
Cuyahoga
P. E. Ward
Geauga
Senate
Henry R. Whitney Dies Suddenly at 55
Henry R. Whitney 55 of 223 Cornell avenue died of a heart attack yesterday at 3 pm while at work. He had served as safety director at General Industries for 13 years and earlier worked as a carpenter. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs C L Arbogast, and several siblings. Funeral Saturday at Nichols Funeral Home, with Odd Fellows rites at Brookdale cemetery.
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Henry R. Whitney
Cornell Avenue
Ma Whitney
W. C. Brown
East Avenue
General Industries Company
The
Odd Fellows
Pittsfield
Medina
Clarence Whitner
Elyria
Carl Whitner
Brownhelm
Lydia Brace
LaPorte
Clara Hares
Courtland
C. H. Nason
Gustavus
Nellie Hughes
Lakewood
Nichols Funeral Home
E. J. Bond
Brookdale Cemetery
Biyria Odd Fellows
M E S A Sued For Attorney Fees
A suit filed in common pleas court seeks the remaining balance of 706.56 in attorney fees from Mechanics Educational Society of America for services during the Steel and Tubes Company strike March 18 to June 11. Samuel Deutsch and J W Dilgren represent the law firm. William Brooker of Cleveland is named as a defendant.
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Mechanics Educational Society of America
Steel and Tubes Company
Common Pleas Court
Samuel Deutsch
J. W. Dilgren
William Brooker
Cleveland
Mesa
Inquest Into Hoey Death Under Way
Westchester Pa September 20 The inquest into Evelyn Hoey s death proceeds with testimony from Cloud Battin farmer at the Rogers farm retreat. Battin and camera man William J Kelly testified they saw Henry Huddleston Rogers Jr and Kelly together in the living room when the fatal shot rang out Rogers expressed shock saying my God my sweetheart has shot herself. Battin noted Rogers was angry about the shooting of seven dogs during his absence and that Miss Hoey had been drinking though not drunk. Both Rogers and Kelly remain free on 2008 bail on suspicion of murder. continued on pages 2
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Westchester
Cloud Battin
Henry Huddleston Rogers, Jr
Evelyn Hoer
Rogers
Battin
William J. Kelly
Young Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Kelly
Miss Hoer
Ske
Bob Wright
Kelly
Miss Hoey
Aviators absolved of blame in Koenecke death
TORONTO Ont Sept 246 CP William Joseph Mulqueener and Irwin Davis American aviators were released today and absolved from air blame in connection with the mid air killing of Len Koenecke former major league baseball star.
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Toronto
Ont
Wiliam Joseph Mulqueener
Irwin Davis
Len Koenecke
Two Trusties Escape Police Across Northern Ohio
Police and sheriff departments hunted two trusties who escaped from the Grafton prison farm early today. Suspects Louis Schoelier, 24, from Cleveland convicted of grand larceny and Frank Arnold, 26, Black, convicted of manslaughter at Darton, are at large.
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Ohio
Grafton
Louis Schoelier
Cleveland
Frank Arnold
Darton
Easements Granted for City Water Main in Elyria Township
Four easements to the City of Elyria were filed yesterday in the County Recorder's office. Property owners Elizabeth A Richards, Carl Smith, Katheryn Smith, Robert C Griswold, Helen N Griswold, Hortense Tobin, and others granted the 36 inch water force main easement.
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City of
Elyria
Elyria Township
William G. Mitchell
Elizabeth A
David Richards
Carl
Katheryn Smith
Robert C
Helen N. Griswold
Hortense Tobin
Appeals Court Will Consider Many Cases Ahead of October 7
The Ninth District Court of Appeals will hear twenty two cases when it convenes October 7. Ben F. Thomas, clerk of courts, noted that more may be added before sessions begin. One long standing matter involves James Richter et al against the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Co for injuries from an automobile train crash. Other listed cases include Richard Biden versus Andrew Melniczyn et al. Lorain County Finance Co. versus Joe Samaha et al. Hannah May Neumeyer versus County Treasurer Walter Wright. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co versus Joan Smyder. Paul Barry v The Cleveland Trust Co. W E Kugiet v The Cleveland Trust Co. Nancy Stinerspher v City of Lorain. C M L Realty Co v Clarence Dick Sheriff. Belen Miller v City of Lorain. Kate Kloos v Clarion Stranan et al. Catherine Vichrowski v Helen Acs et al. Bern Miller v City of Lorain. Dorothy Andrews et al v City of Lorain. George Mashinske v J C Heath. Catherine Vichrowski et al. Robert Chester v US Rubber Products Inc. Charles Woodward et al v O A Hately. Charles Hooper et al v Joseph Osborn et al. Ben Stone v New York Central Railroad. Jarvis Strong v Victor Solomon. M F Peer v E O S Brown.
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Ninth District Court of Appeals
Ben F. Thomas
James (. Richter
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Richard Biden
Andrew Melniczyn
Lorain County Finance Company
Joe Samaha
Hannah May Neumeyer
Walter Wright
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Joan T. Smyder
Paul Barry
Cleveland Trust Company
W. E. Kuigit
The
Cleveland Trust Comparr
Nancy Stinerspher
City of
Bera Miller
City of Lorain
Dorothy Andrews
George Mashinske
J. C. Heath
Catherine Vichrowski
Helen Acs
Robert Chester
U_ S. Rubber Products, Inc
Charles Woodward
O. A. Hately
Charles Hooper
Joseph Osborn
Ben Stone
New York Central Railroad
Jarvis Strong
Victor Solomon
M. F. Peer
E. O. S. Brown
Rioting Kills 16 as Federal Troops Restore Order
MERICO CITY September 29 Federal troops moved in to restore calm in Latora Jalisco after yesterday's lands riot that left 16 dead and more than 42 score injured. Travelers report the clash began over Ejidos land rights with La Jola residents denying neighbors ownership of government distributed land to peasants.
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Merico
Latora
Jalisco
la Jola
Ethiopias Troops Parade Before Royal Palace
Addis Ababa Sept 20 Five thousand Emperor Haile Selassies picked troops paraded before the Royal Palace in dress rehearsal for Mascal on Sept 27 marking the end of the rains and possible opening of war with Italy. The force showcased modern weapons including mausers mounted infantry and cavalry with machine guns and 2 inch anti aircraft guns on mules while motorized units used new American trucks.
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Crived Frese
Addis Ababa
Emperor Haile Selassie
Italy
Ethiopia
Cavaleymen
O. P. S. Managers In Conference Here
Division managers of the Ohio Public Service Co. visit Elyria for a luncheon at the Elyria Country Club and a business conference. Special guests include W. A. Jones executive vice president of Cities Service and R. E. Burger head of the Cities Service utilities division.
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Ohio Public Service Co
Elytia
Elyria Country Club
W. A. Jones
Cities Service
R.E. Burger
Public Utilities Division
Trade Balance Shows August Favorable Edge
Washington reports August commerce data showing a favorable balance of trade totaling 2,065,000 dollars. The Department of Commerce released the figures today, noting the positive balance and the month's performance.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
War Tension Reflected In Higher Prices
War tension spreads into American life with rising commodity costs and large gold shipments from London as foreign holders seek U.S. refuge. Reports show currency shifts, stock and commodity jumps, and wary markets while R K Le Blond Machine Tool in Cincinnati lands a 28 lathe order for Fiat Autobile Company, signaling munition production.
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New York
United States
London
Chicago
Yeserrday
Buenos Aires
Liverpool
Suez Canal
Niews
R. K. le Blond Machine Tool Company
Cincinnati
Fiet Automobile Company
Man Suffers Minor Injuries After Evening Car Crash
Adam Botamer age 59 of 374 High Street sustained minor cuts and bruises at about 9 p m yesterday when a car he rode in collided with a vehicle driven by Jerry Johns of R D 2 Elsha on Griswold Road. Botamer was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Adam Botamer
High Street
Griswold Road
Jerry Johns
R. D
Elsha
Italians Call British Action Unjustified In Mediterranean
Rome reports public opinion views the concentration of Allied forces in the Mediterranean as unjustified and in anticipation of sanctions. An official foreign office spokesman insisted Italy will not accept League props if unchanged, stating Italy will act only with maximum calm.
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Rome
October First Seen As Date For Attack In Africa
The report states Benito Mussolini offered to send troops to northern Africa if Britain forgave penalties after an Ethiopian war. Echo De Paris editor Pertinax and Genevieve Tabouis argue Britain may reject the offer while La Ligue tensions rise. October 1 is floated as a possible Italian attack date with economic penalties a looming option.
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United Press
Benio Mussolini
Great Britain
Africa
Britain
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Frances
Rome
Libya
Italy
League of Nations
England
Genevieve Tabouis
Oenvre
Baron Pompeo Alecisi
Mussolini
Baron Aloisi
France
League
Ethiopia
Twenty five Italian planes reach Leros with supplies
Athens reports that twenty five Italian bombing seaplanes arrived today at the island of Leros carrying supplies and equipment for the garrison there, according to an exchange telegraph dispatch.
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Athens
Leros
French Warships Ordered To Somaliland
Paris reports four French warships are sent from Toulon to the French Somaliland coast for Djibouti storage. Le Soir notes torpedo boats Guepard and Tartu sail last night from Mondar. La Reilieuse delays due to engine trouble while three companies of sharpshooters depart Marseilles for Dabonts.
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Paris
Toulon
Djibouti
iSomaliland
U S Sends Radio Men To Addis Ababa
Washington reports four expert radio men are dispatched to Addis Ababa with equipment to set up an emergency transmitting station at the American Legation. The move, announced by the Navy Department, accompanies the dispatch of technical staff to bolster communications.
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U.S
Addis Ababa
Washington
America Legation
Navy Department
Italians Renew Verbal Attacks On Britain
Rome streets buzz as residents fear war and plan to leave while Italian media denounces Britain for opposing Mussolini. Piccolo proclaims Italy’s right in Ethiopia and warns of civilizational struggle as wartime mobilization looms and cabinet prepares a final stand on League efforts.
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Britain
Bs Usted
Rome
Planus
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Piccolo
Europe
Ethiopia
Italy
H Ttaly
IL Yevera
John Sull
Mediterranean
Tur
League of Nations
Eisiopia
Leasue
Nations Await Italy's Reply
Geneva sources report that Rome may offer a hint of reviving the three power conference after the League proposals fail to settle the Ethiopian dispute. Mussolini’s reply could signal acceptance of a reshaped plan with smaller concessions through Ethiopia, while Paris and London offered similar terms earlier.
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United Press
Geneva
League
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini
Paris
Mass
Lius
Ethonia
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Iller
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Philippines
Douglas Macarthur
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Philippine Islands
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Timms
Y.M.C. A
New Steel Chief
Benjamin F. Fairless
Carnegie Steel
Iliness Steel
Mr. Fairless
Hoey
Koenecke
Appeals Court
O. P. S. Managers
Herbert Spencer Gasser
Cornell
New York City
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Simon Flexner
Botamer
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Island of
Somaliland
Mure Procrasion
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