Details emerge at Moose charity ball lottery trial
New York September 22. The Loyal Order of Moose Supreme Council, led by Senator James J. Davis, pressed charity balls as lotteries and planned more. Witnesses described mass ticket printing and 609 684 ticket books or 24 387 360 individual tickets issued for Moose events across the country at 50 cents each.
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New York
Wpp
Supreme Court of the Loyal Order of Moose
United States
James J. Davis
Davis
Moose
Supreme Council
M. Elgart
Gertrude Sobel
James W. Reed
Philadelphia
Scranton
John S. Levine
William F. Broening
Baltimore
Broening
Reed
Bernard C. McGuire
Auld to Speak at Unveiling of Rebecca Statue
Dr William Muir Auld pastor of the First Congregational church will speak at 2 30 P M Sunday at the unveiling of a statue of Rebecca heroine in Scott's Ivanhoe at Wade Park Cleveland The event marks the 100th anniversary of Sir Walter Scott's death He is a noted authority on Scott and his works
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William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Sir Walter Scott
Rebecca
Scott
Wade Park
Cleveland
Auld
Russia to Extend Recognition to Manchukuo
Changchun September 22 Soviet Foreign Vice Commissar Lev Karakhan told Japanese ambassador Koki Hirota in Moscow that Russia will extend formal recognition to the independent government of Manchukuo soon.
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Russia
Changchun
Lev Karakhan
Koki Hirota
Moscow
Manchukuo Spor
Ohio Weather Forecast Mostly Cloudy Tonight And Friday
Ohio sees mostly cloudy conditions with likely showers in the south tonight and little temperature change through Friday. The trend anticipates stable highs and lows with muted rainfall chances outside the southern areas.
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Ohio
South Portion
Jury to reopen probe of Dickinson death mystery
The grand jury will re open the investigation into the disappearance or death of H F Dickinson Lorain garageman from several months ago. Theories include self destruction at an Amherst quarry with a burned car and gun, or murder by a highwayman. A revolver and missing diamond ring complicate the case. Prosecutor Don W Myers leads the review.
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Lorain
H. F. Dickinson
Dickinson
Amherst
Dickson
Don W. Myers
Local petition drive tests support for charity horse races
A Elyria survey by the American Legion Charity Racing Association, led by A T Sibley, seeks public reaction to staging horse races with mutual betting to fund charity. petitions signed by locals ask officials to approve races while organizers await response before any formal action.
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T. Sibley Legion
Chronicle-Telegram
Sibley
American Legion Charity Racing Association
Mr. Sibley
Elyria
Auto 18 Damaged in West Avenue Sideswipe Incident
A car described as Auto 18 driven by Joseph Datena of 115 Garvin Avenue was damaged yesterday on West Avenue when it was sideswiped by a truck driven by Edward Terry of 111 Lake Avenue. Police report notes damage was slight.
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Auto 18
Joseph Datena
Garvin Avenue
West Avenue
Edward Terry
Lake Avenue
Three Hyria High elects new cheerleaders for fall
Three Hyria High School juniors Earl Faulhaber John Lersch and Alfred O Donnell were chosen as cheerleaders after tryouts held in the school auditorium. Their first appearance is planned for tomorrow night’s football game.
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Hlyria High School
Earl Faulhaker
John Lersch
Alfred O’donnell
Faulhaber
O'Donnell
Lersch
Executive Safety Drive Committee to Meet Tonight
The Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign executive committee will convene at the Lorain Chamber of Commerce offices this evening. Sponsored by the Ohio Industrial Commission Division of Safety and Hygiene, the Lorain and Elyria chambers, the meeting will set enrollment targets and outline safety meetings at Lorain High on October and Elyria High on October, with statewide campaigns from October 1 to December 31. Elyria representatives Cochrane and Bacon will attend.
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Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Division of Safety and Hygiene
The
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Elvira Chamber of Commerce
Lorain High School
Elyria High School
Cochrane
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
Earl D. Bacon
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Elevator Victim Sues for $10272 in Lodge Elevator Fall
Charles Parker filed in common pleas court a $10272 suit against Elyria Eagles club Aerie 431 for injuries from a February 16 elevator accident during a tri lodge frolic with Eagles Elks and Moose lodges. Defendants include trustees E J Handy side Arthur Graber W Kofske William Cashman and Oscar Jacobs.
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Elyria Eagles Club
Aerie
Common Pleas Court
Charles Parker
E. J. Handyside
Arthur Graber
W. Kofske
William Cashman
Oscar Jacobs
Parker
Eagles, Elks and Moose Lodges
Man and Wife Rout Two Robbers Near Detroit Road
Fred Siekman and wife chased two robbers from their home on Detroit road near the Cuyahoga County line at 2 a m. Mrs Siekman struck one robber with a potato masher, possibly breaking his nose, as the couple pursued them with improvised weapons. One robber fired at Siekman during the escape. no loot was taken. Sheriff Clarence Adams said a full report and investigation would follow.
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Fred Siekman
Detroit Road
Cuyahoga County
Mr. Sickman
Adams
La Follettes Plan Bitter Reprisal in Wisconsin Fight
Milwaukee news reports the La Follette family plans a bitter reprisal against Conservative Republicans after the primary defeats. Gov. Philip F. La Follette and Sen. John Blaine may urge Democrats to back Roosevelt, as Progressive leaders blame Hoover’s policies for losses. La Follette pledges to continue advancing Progressive principles regardless of office.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler
Philip F. la Follette
John B. Chapple
Ashland
John J. Blaine
Milwaukee
Wis
la Follettes
Philip F. LaFollette
John ‘. Blaine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
LaFollette
Tam
Governor White Defends His Record at Miami County Picnic
Governor White argued the state is flooded with exaggerated claims from Republicans and outlined his two year record of economy and reduced administrative costs. He contrasted experienced, tested leadership with an inexperienced, untried crew, challenging voters to choose steady governance over promises from political bosses.
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Troy
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Petition seeks transfer of city funds in Elyria court
A petition asking permission to transfer 4500 dollars from the unencumbered general sewer fund of the City of Elyria to the general paying fund was filed in common pleas court this morning by Solicit or Howard Butler.
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General
City of
Elyria
Genera Paying
Common Pleas Court
Howard Butler
City Council to Meet Over Lake Avenue Improvement
A special council session is set for 7 p m to approve legislation for Lake Avenue and Cleveland Street improvements. Mayor W H Van Oster notes the county will fund 10 000 of the roughly 40 000 project, with the state highway department covering 20 000, enabling October contract letting. county commissioners agreed to provide 10 000 if the city matches.
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Lake Avenue
Cleveland Street
W. H. van Oster
State Highway Department
van Oster
Fred Underhill
J. N. Powell
Lorain County Plans Extensive Farm Women Program
Lorain County extension service outlines a fall and winter program for farm women centered on two major projects foods and clothing. Five sewing machine clinics start next week with a northeastern district council meeting at Camp Crag in Medina County next Wednesday. The foods project begins October 19 with OSU specialist Alma Garvin returning November 16 for a second session, emphasizing nutrition and economy. Clothing lessons target December or January with a goal to finish by March, enabling Four-H Club organization for girls next year. Over 1,000 farm women participated last year across 23 groups, with similar turnout expected this year.
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Loraim County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Ohe
Camp Crag
Medina County
Lorain
County Extension Service
Alice Bird
Lorain County
Flying Hutchinsons Leave Scotland for London Flight
The Hutchinson family who were rescued off Greenland after a failed Atlantic attempt departed Aberdeen by air for London. The four crew members traveled by train to join them, completing the vanguard of their journey.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Flying Hutchinson
Greenland
Atlantic
London
Demands for RFC Loans Decreasing Declares Director
Gardner Cowles, director of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, said improved business conditions are shown by a drop in loan applications from banks, insurance companies and building and loan associations. The decrease is about 50 percent since July 15, with an agricultural outlook described as more encouraging by fellow RFC director Wilson McCarthy. He noted banks are advertising feeder loans to cattlemen as the panicky state ends.
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Washington
Gardner Cowles
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cowles
Wilson McCarthy
McCarthy
Chicagoan Capt Wright Elected G A R Commander in Chief
Springfield Illinois September 22 Capt William P Wright of Chicago was unanimously elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the 66th national encampment today.
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Springfield
U. P
William P. Wright
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
U S Public Health Service Prepares Serum for Mrs Borah
The U S Public Health Service prepares a special serum for Mrs William E Borah wife of the senator ill with parrot fever at Boise Idaho The serum leaves by air mail to be delivered via Cleveland and Cheyenne before reaching Boise The serum is described as the most promising treatment for parrot fever by Dr C R Williams assistant surgeon general Blood for the serum is from a health service physician who contracted the disease during experiments.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
William E. Borah
Boise
Ida
Cleveland
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ralph Falk
Borah
Health Service
C. R. Williams
The
Bank Hold Up in Ohio Nets About $3,000
In Xenia, two men robbed the National Bank of Waynesville in Warren county at about 11 20 am, threatening staff with pistols. Bank officials estimate the haul at $2,000 to $3,000, with a clerk mistakenly covering a larger sum that the robbers ignored while looting the counters. The scene involved one customer and four officials including president W H Allen and assistant cashier R C Riggs.
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W. W. Welsh
M. Stansberry
Settlement Reached in Colubia Case Over Fatal Car Crash
A settlement of 2500 was agreed in common pleas court yesterday in the case of Ernest Tite administrator of Frank Tite deceased against Howard Tiltsies of Columbia Station. Frank Tite was killed when struck by Tiltsies car at Haton Center more than a year ago after trial had begun. The petition had sought 15000.
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Common Pleas Court
Ernest Tite
Frank Tite
Howard Tiltsies
Columbia Station
Tiltsies
Haton Center
Liquor Case Hearing Delayed in Weigl Residence
A hearing on charges of possession of liquor against Carl Weigl of 2404 East 31st Street Lorain was held before Justice Walter H. Watts. The judge will decide tomorrow after testimony marked by conflict. About 380 gallons were found in a garage at the rear of his property. Lima State Hospital inquiry to be launched by State Welfare Department into alleged mismanagement. Dr W H Yorban and Francis Durbin urge review. McSweeney promises an inquiry.
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Carl Weigl
East 31St Street
Lorain
Walter H. Watts
Watts
Weigl
Lima
Lima State Hospital
State Welfare Department
W. H. Yorban
Francis W. Durbin
John McSweeney
McSweeney
Venire of 28 More Summoned for Examination
Cleveland Sept 22 Prosecutor Lieghley asked prospective jurors if anyone approached them about Maurice Maschke and five other politicians accused of embezzling 177273 from Cuyahoga County. A special venue of 25 more jurors was summoned as the panel began to fill. The defendants include Maschke, Herman Finkle, Alex Bernstein, Charles Bernstein, Henry Beckerman, and Herman Felsman.
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Cleveland
P. KL. A. Lieghley
Maurice Maschke
Cuyahoga Country
Lieghley
Carl S. Bunch
Bunch
Defense
Cleveland, CO
Maurice Manchke
Cuyahoga County
Maschke
Herman Finkle
Alex Bernstein
Charles Bernstein
Henry H. Beckerman
Beckerman
Herman H. Felsman
President Hoover to Miss World Series Games
President Hoover will not attend any World Series games due to a heavy workload at the White House. He attended the last three Series but this year the pressure of business is too great. Gasoline stolen from three General Industries Company employee cars reported to police by the company watchman last night.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
General Industries Company
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