Wisconsin Republicans oust LaFollette in tight primary
Milwaukee Sept 21 Mounting returns show Wisconsin Republicans rejected a LaFollette for public office for the first time in 32 years in Tuesdays primary. Former Gov Walter J Kohler led the ticket over Gov. Phillip F LaFollette while John B Chapple defeated Sen. John J Blaine.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Phillip F. LaFolette
Walter J. Kohler
Blaine
John J. Blaine
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Phillip
LaPollette
Washington
John B. Chapple
United Press
Kohler
Chapple
Water Shortage Prompts Hauling For Lorain County Farms
Rainfall is insufficient in Lorain County's southern area, forcing several farmers to hire water haulers to supply livestock water. The La Grange vicinity sees most activity as haulers pull water from an old quarry, since few farmers own hauling equipment.
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Lorain County
la Grange
The Weather Forecast DHSC Mostly cloudy with showers
Mostly cloudy and slightly cooler with showers in the southeast tonight and Thursday. Generally fair conditions are expected elsewhere with a gradual return to calmer weather.
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LaFollette Forces Lose in Wisconsin Days Win for Congress in New York
Regular Republicans overturned the LaFollette organization in Wisconsin as Gov Philip LaFollette and Senator Blaine trailed their rivals in the Republican primaries. In New York several dry incumbents held off wet opponents, with most organization candidates leading in both parties. Massachusetts held a remaining primary where Lieut Gov Youngman led the GOP gubernatorial race, while Governor Ely was unopposed Democrat nominee.
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United Press
LaFollette Organization
Wisconsin
New York
Philip LaFollette
Blaine
Massachusetts
Youngman
Ely
Wets win in 40th NY district in dry primary push
Dry forces swept New York State Republican congressional primaries on prohibition. Incumbent Walter G. Andrews defeated G Barrett Rich and John A Treubart in a three cornered race in the 40th district. Other contests saw dry incumbents renominated and prohibition splits in close battles while Democratic races stayed dry. Sterling Cole and Gale H Stalker remained near each other in the 37th district. With rural precincts pending, outcomes remained possible.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Sterling Cole
Gale H. Stalker
Governor Calls Ohio Special Session Over Officials Pay
Governor George White issued a formal call for an extraordinary session of the Ohio General Assembly. The sole initial business is adjusting salaries for state and local officials, with aims to expand the session’s purposes as it progresses and include additional measures via special messages.
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Columbus
Ohio
George White
Special Assembly
Deputy Rodgers Gets His Man
Deputy Sheriff Bob Rodgers tracked suspect Royce Todd to Erie Pennsylvania after learning he worked at a Route 20 gas station. Rodgers visited the post office and gasoline company offices before Todd refused to return, leading to his arrest pending extradition to Ohio on a statutory charge.
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Royce Todd
Route 20
Erie
Bob Rodgers
Rodgers
Todd
Ohio
Youngman Leads I Mass Race
Boston Sept 21 Lieutenant Governor William Youngman led the Republican gubernatorial race as he held a 6 to 5 edge over Frank A. Goodwin of the Boston Finance Commission in a four corner contest. Senate President Gaspar G. Bacon led the lieutenant governor race with a 3 to 2 margin over Chester I. Campbell of Quincy.
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Boston
William §. Youngman
Frank A. Goodwin
Boston Finance Commission
Senate
Gaspar G. Bacon
Chester I. Campbell
Quincy
Slow progress in Maschke jury selection
Sept 21 Cleveland report on the Maschke embezzlement case notes prosecutors reviewing venire affiliations to ensure no election booth workers sit on juries. With 40 drawn Monday, a fresh 15 were sent to Judge Dempsey’s court as nine women and three men were tentatively seated. Defense and state used many challenges. potential postponement looms as juror availability dwindles.
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Cleveland
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga County
John P. Dempsey
Dempsey
Bright Spots In Business World
A survey by Dow Jones reports 38 banks closed nationwide from Sept 1 to 16, far fewer than 305 in the same period last year. Labor Department notes August shows continued improvement in industrial activity. Wabash Railway freight loadings rise to 11 572 cars week ending Sept 17. Metropolitan building contracts in early Sept reach 7 935 400, Republic Steel orders ahead of August, Willimantic Mills to run full time with 1600 workers, and Massachusetts towns show uptick in industrial employment in August.
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New York
Dow, Jones & Co
Chicago
Wabash Railway
Hoover to deliver three major speeches in campaign
President Hoover will start with a Des Moines address on October 4, marking the first of three planned speeches for his re election. He will return to Washington after the speech and will not make other addresses en route.
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Hoover
Des Moines
Iowa
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
White House
West Branch
Towa
Charles Curtiss
Tennessee
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Kentucky
Knoxville
Tenn
Pacific Coast
Treasury
Mills
Hurley
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland Trust Assumes Lorain Bank Deposits
At a Lorain directors meeting the Peoples Savings Bank assets and deposit liabilities were taken over by Cleveland Trust Company through its Lorain bank. Commercial deposits transfer immediately and savings holders receive passbooks. All deposits will be assumed as Cleveland Trust deposits from today and the Peoples Bank office will close in a few days. The Peoples Savings Bank, founded in 1917 with $100000 capital and about $650000 in deposits, joins a long established Cleveland Trust presence in Lorain with total resources around $300000000.
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Lorain
Ohio
Cleveland Trust Company
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Peoples Savings Bank
Peoples Bank
Lorain Capital
Lorain County
Former Pastor Returns To Elyria
Dr. R. E. Neighbour is set as supply pastor at First Baptist during interim after Rev. Ketcham’s departure. A former Elyria pastor, he has toured Bible conferences nationwide and will reside at the church house 232 East avenue. He occupies the pulpit starting next Sunday.
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First Baptist Church
Ketcham
Neighbour
United States
Canada
Elyria
East Avenue
Thew Shovel Plant Boosts Operations 65 Percent
The Thew Shovel Company will increase plant operations by 65 percent, boosting output for 300 workers without adding to the workforce. Current employees will handle the added production as stock on hand is replenished after strong summer orders. The shift starts immediately, and officials hope the expansion lasts.
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Lorain
Thew Shovel Company
R. B. Miller
Market Resumes Upward Trend
The New York stock market regained an upward trajectory on September 21 after a two week pause. Opening with strong energy, prices rose one to five points aided by favorable business news and renewed public and professional trader interest returning to activity.
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New York
Farmers Strike In Midwest Seeks Higher Prices
In Des Moines Iowa on September 21 a widespread farm strike began described by leaders as the last resort for thousands facing land sales for taxes and unpaid mortgages. The National Farm Holiday Association aims to raise livestock and grain prices to the cost of production and discourage picketing to avoid violence.
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Des Moines
Midwest
National Farm Holiday Association
Gunmen Take $5000 in Diamonds in Cleveland Robbery
Two gunmen robbed the Bandler Jewelry Company in downtown Cleveland taking about $5000 in diamonds and jewelry. Henry Bandler, firm head, said the men forced him to lie on the floor tied his hands and feet with rope and gagged him.
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Cleveland
Bandler Jewelry Company
Henry Bandler
Roosevelt to oppose cash bonus while urging relief for needy veterans
Franklin D. Roosevelt is expected to oppose immediate cash payment of the soldiers bonus while backing relief programs for needy veterans after a campaign speech by Cornelius Whitney. Democratic headquarters indicate Roosevelt will outline a plan after his western tour, amid criticism from opponents and prior silence on the issue.
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New York
Wrp
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cornelius V. Whitney
National Campaign
Whitney
Sonny Whitney
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Republican Herald-Tribune
Washington
American Legion
Young Whitney
Vanderbilts
Congress
Alfred 5
Smith
Western Cattle To Be Brought Into Ohio District HQ Named
Columbus will host the Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee district of the Agricultural Credit Corporation with Harry G Beale as chairman. A Louisville branch is planned to aid Kentucky and Tennessee farmers. The move aims to channel over 10 million dollars of western cattle into the district for winter feeding and spring sale, with Beale tied to the Rand Ohio real estate operator.
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Bulletin
Columbus
Ohio
Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Harry G. Beale
Bancohio Corp
At Jes Fomerene
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Company
Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Agticultural Credit Corp
Cheerleaders to be Chosen at Elyria High Friday
Elyria High students audition for football season as six aspirants perform cheers. Three of the six boys will be selected Friday to join the school cheerleading squad and debut at the Friday night football game.
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Saders
Elyria High School
Schoo
County approves 1933 budget with 40 percent cuts
County commissioners released the 1933 budget totaling 705 730 with an 88 231 provision for delinquent special assessment bonds. The plan calls for 40 percent cuts across departments, no road and bridge construction funding, and reliance on department heads to manage salary reductions and staffing. A public hearing is set for October 3 at 1 p.m.
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Thomas Peebles
George Rhoads
C. D. Murray
Murray
Rhoads
Rhoads and Peebles
Formissioners
Rhoads’ and Peebles
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