Lorain Poor Relief Bond Approved by State Agencies
The State Welfare Department and Tax Commission approved a 20,000 poor relief bond for Lorain after a conference between State Welfare Director John McSweeney and State Tax Commissioner John S Edwards. A survey by Leila Kinney showed dire relief conditions, prompting action under the Privilege Toberts bill though city indebtedness limited full approval.
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Columbus
Lorain
State Welfare Department
Tax Commission
State Welfare
John McSweeney
John S. Edwards Edwards
Leila Kinney
Welfare Department Consultation Bureau
Miss Kinney
McSweeney Tode
Edwards
Theft at Cities Service Ol Company warehouse
Theft reported at the Cities Service Ol Company warehouse on Griswold road involved $50 in cash and $40 in checks. Sheriff Clarence Adams informed by manager Ralph Snider. Deputies Paul Chapman and Henry Moehl say the safe was opened by combination or unlocked. dial damaged but not driven out. First time the warehouse safe was molested, though the main office safe had prior robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service Ol Company
Griswold Road
Clarence Adams
Ralph Snider
Paul Chapman
Henry Moehl
Chapman
Bitten by Bear at Cascade Park
Carl L. Ingwer aged 45 from Abbey Road suffered lacerations to his right hand after a bear in the Cascade Park bear pit grabbed his hand while he fed it cake. Patrolmen Obitts and Palmer assisted and Ingwer was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Ingwer
Abbey Road
Cascade Park
Ingwer
Milton Obitts
P. P. Palmer
Memorial Hospital
Ohio forecast shows warm, showery trend through midweek
The forecast calls for generally warm conditions with a chance of thundershowers near Lake Erie tonight and Tuesday. A cooler air mass moves in from the east, delaying showers but bringing cooler weather by Wednesday.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Five Hundred Chinese and One Hundred Japanese Killed at Mukden
Unofficial counts report 500 Chinese and 100 Japanese killed in fighting around Mukden Manchuria with neutral residents noting a possible truceshift in the battle’s start. The bulletin confirms heavy casualties amid ongoing hostilities in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Manchuria
China Asks League to Intervene in Sino-Japanese Dispute
Geneva dispatch reports China formally asked the League of Nations to intervene in the Sino-Japanese dispute. It was expected the League council would be summoned immediately to consider the request.
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Geneva
China
Centre of Nations
Planeturia
League Council
Steamer Belmana reports wreck sighting of trans Atlantic plane
The Belmana reported sighting the wreck of a trans Atlantic monoplane with crew Wilhelm Rody Christian Johanssen and Fernando Costa Veiga. The sighting occurred about 200 miles southwest of Cape Race at latitude 4526 North longitude 5431 West. The Pennland later observed the plane about 80 miles from Cape Race circling above the liner.
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President Roosevelt
Belmana
Cape Race
Wilhelm Rody
Christian Johanssen
Fernando Costa Veiga
Portugal
New York
Hner Pennland
Elyrian Hurt In Auto Crash
Roger Hill of 128 Eastern Heights Boulevard reported injuries from a vehicle crash. Elyrian sustained a fractured collar bone two fractured ribs and a broken nose.
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Elyrian
Roger €. Hill
Eastern Heights Boulevard
HURT IN ACCIDENT NEAR MONROEVILLE
Mr and Mrs Lee Taylor and Mr and Mrs Edward Carter were seriously injured when their car left the road and overturned two miles west of Monroeville. The Carters suffer leg and rib injuries while Mrs Taylor and Mr Taylor have shoulder hip and rib injuries. Miss M Conway Cleveland driven struck Taylor's car causing the crash and the car to turn over.
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Lee Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Edward Carter
Taylor
Monroeville
Carter
Elyria Civic
Juriea
Mr. Taylor
Miss M Conway
Cleveland
Don Shibley
Cornell Avenue
Shibley
Miss Conway
Driver Injured After Night Collision Near Mt. Vernon
A vehicle collision six miles south of Mt. Vernon at 8 20 p m injures Hill who was returning from a road job. He received treatment at a Mt. Vernon hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Hill
Itis
Chronicle-Telegram Resumes Bird Coloring Contest Today
Chronicle Telegram restarts its Bird Coloring Contest with a new subject on page nine. Open to all children thirteen and under, prizes include Birdland coloring kits with watercolor paints and crayons. Entries must be mailed to the Chronicle Telegram office before midnight Friday and winners announced Monday.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle - Telegram
Man fatally shot after threatening wife during domestic dispute
Edward Burt, 29, drunk and unsettled by domestic troubles, was killed when Deputy Arthur Hinz shot him after Burt pointed a loaded double barreled shotgun at Hinz. Sheriff Adams noted potential grand jury review while Burt died at Amherst hospital.
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Edward Burt
Arthur Hinz
Asepee
Sherff
Burt
Clarence Adams
Hintz
Cleveland
Baby
Ferdinand Ritzgrew
North Lake Read
North Amherst
William Sipps
Oak Point Road
Amherst Township
Adams
Wiliam Sipos
Sipos
William
Amherst Hospital
Odd Fellows To Confer 1st Degree in Local Parade
Prominent Odd Fellows from Lorain and Cuyahoga counties will join a first degree ceremony at the local I O O F hall tomorrow night. The Cuyahoga staff of 48 will lead a street parade through downtown, with Howard Butler delivering the welcome address before the degrees.
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Odd Fellows
Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
Tf. O. G. F. Hall
Cuyahoga County
Clarence Flumerfelt
Lakewood Lodge
Broad
Chestnut Streets
Broad Street
Hast Avenue
East Avenue
Second Street
Ely Park
Court Street
I O. O. F. Hall
Howard Butler
Norman P. McGay
Cleveland
EB. Batley
Elyria
C. R. Summers
Oberlin
C. J. Miller
Cleveland speaker to address Young Men's Club gathering
J A Van Kleeck of Cleveland will speak on lawn care at the Young Men's Club meeting at the Y M C A tonight, the second gathering of the 1981-32 school year. A clambake is planned for Wednesday night at The Hedges in LaPorte.
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Cleveland
J A. van Kleeck
van Kleeck
Hedges
LaPorte
Boy Drowns In Black River Tragedy Near Home
Ten year old John Seitz fell from a rope swing into the Black River near his East Avenue home. Friend Ralph Herly, nine, dived to help but lost grip. another boy, Ernest Klein, then leaped in and helped locate the body after a grappling effort by firemen. John was pronounced dead after CPR. funeral plans set. Police report this is Elyria’s first drowning of the season and warn against rope swings.
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John Seitz
East Avenue
Black River
Ralph Herly
Park Avenue
Johnny
Ralph
No 1
Ernest Klein
Blaine Street
Klein
Bods Klein
R. H McClure
Johnny Seitz
Franklin School
First Baptist Church
Marie Seitz
Helen
Elizabeth
Catherine
Paul
Carl
Joe
Taylor Funeral Home
Rey
R. T. Ketcham
Ely
Ria
Hebron Association of Independent Baptist Meet at First Church
About 150 to 200 delegates are expected for the Hebron Association of Independent Baptist churches meeting at the First Baptist church on September 29 and 23. Delegates come from thirteen churches. program includes worship, sermons, reports, and musical selections with Rev. R. T. Ketcham and Rev. E. Bacon among speakers.
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Hebron
Wm. Schweinfurth
Camden
H. C. van Gilder
Columbus
BY. P. U
Britain Suspends Gold Standard in Move to Stabilize Pound
The British government prepared to suspend the gold standard temporarily as Parliament rushed legislation to ratify the plan. The move lifted global prices for commodities with London metals and Bombay silver and cotton advancing while New York bankers briefed on the early effects and England’s gold flows.
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United Press
Liverpool
London
Bombay
New York
America
England
Bank of England
Germany
Stock Exchange
Markets Tumble as British Pound Slides Across the World
On Sept 21 the British Pound Sterling traded around 400 dollars with a loss from the prior close as markets worldwide react to Britain abandoning the gold standard. Tokyo, Copenhagen, Berlin and Montreal exchanges closed or limited trading while banks suspend foreign exchange.
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New York
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Oslo
London
Berlin
Reichsbank
United Press Great
Montreal
Montreal Stock Exchange
England
Hoover warns Legion to defer bonus demands for stability
President Hoover told the American Legion convention in Detroit that the nation cannot bear further expenditure without grave risk and urged veterans to defer bonus and pension proposals. He called for courage and sacrifice to keep the country stable during a low mood.
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Legion
Olympia Hall
Detroit
U. P
Hoover
American Legion Convention
United States
President Hoover greets Elyrians on special train visit
President Herbert Hoover greeted Elyria Legion members and locals as the Elyria special train arrived in Toledo and Detroit. Elyria youth organizers, city officials, and the Chamber of Commerce led the reception, with Hoover waving from the observation platform. The Elyria train arrived seven minutes late due to a missed connection.
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Detroit
Mich
Herbert Hoover
Elyrians
Elyria Legion
Presents
Toledo
Elyria
B &O
Hoover
Ohio
Robert van Dyke
Hewitt
Council
George L Richwine
Chamber of Commerce
al Hannaford
Seven Come Eleven
Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps Aims for National Honors
Nearly 200 Elyrians and 100 more from Lorain County attended the American Legion convention in Detroit. They rushed to events while awaiting Wednesday’s drum and bugle corps contest in which the local unit will strive again for national honors.
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Elyrians
Legion
Detroit
Lorain County
The
American Legion
Veterans Cheer the President at Legion Convention
Thousands of veterans and the public pack Olympia Arena in Detroit as the American Legion opens with Ralph T. O'Neil, Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak, and Newton D. Baker. The crowd endures heat while applauding leaders and discussing the legion's aims.
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Detroit
UPI
Hoover
Olympia Arena
American Legion Convention
Ralph T. O'Neil
Great Arena
Olympia
O'New
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Commander O'Neil
Cermak
Newton D. Baker
O'Neil
Baker
France
Legion
Repairing For Fall and Winter Home Repairs Ad
Household maintenance note urges fall and winter upkeep for home garage walk furnace and shrubbery to protect property value. Advises hiring reliable repairmen via the Chromiete Telegram want ads business service column with contact options.
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Chromiete Telegram
Wreay Wosr
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Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
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Lletin
Blyrlang
Harry Roby
Mansfield
Hebron Aagn
Britain
Tokio
Tokio Stock Exchange
Portow
Helsingfors
Finland
Bank of Finland
Amsterdam
Helland
Elyriang
Talend
Tulluu
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