Coal miners in Eastern Ohio strike grounds shut mines
Eastern Ohio coal mines closed as about 100000 miners joined a one day rest strike. Officials hoped a settlement on the remaining issue would be reached at Washington by day’s end. President Roosevelt’s envoy and mine operators aimed to avert broader action as talks resumed.
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Bellaire, CO
Ohio
Washington
Tny
Tod Ime
Roseveh
Burness
Roosevelt
Edward F. McGrady
White House
McGrady
Sion
Battle tested flight ends with fog bound landing over Atlantic
Feliz Waitkus, 27, Army reserve flyer, endured a stormy Atlantic crossing from New York to Kaunas. He landed in rough terrain near Ballinrobe Mayo after fog and rain hampered navigation. He escaped uninjured, spoke of the foggy ordeal, and proceeded to the nearest farmhouse for refreshments before heading to the airfield.
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Ballinrobe
County Mayo
Free State
Felizaukus
T S. Army Reserve
New York
Junai
Lithuania
Taday
Atlantic
Kaunas
Hisange
Waitkus
Damtime
Will Attend American Legion Convention in Louis Louis
It was reported that W. H. Vanoster is on a business trip in the west and plans to attend the American Legion Convention in Louis. He probably will not return to his office until tomorrow.
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W. H. Vanoster
Ierican Legion
Louis
Weather Forecast For Tonight Through Tuesday
Fall conditions prevail with slightly warmer temperatures tonight across north portions. Snow? No. Tuesday brings cloudy skies and warmer weather with warmer afternoon and night across the forecast area.
New Pastor To Take Over Duties Here November Third
Rev J L Urich Th D of Urbana Ohio has accepted a call to become pastor of Emmanuel Lutheran church here. He will start duties Sunday November 3 and succeeds Rev Harold A Sayles after several years at Urbana church.
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J. L. Urich
Urbana
Ohio
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Urich
Harold A. Sayles
President Urges More Gifts to Private Welfare Agencies
President Roosevelt appealed to welfare leaders on the White House South Lawn to widen private relief funding. He pledged government support while urging private industry to share burdens as federal aid winds down. Mrs. Roosevelt will join talks, addressing a luncheon and presiding over sessions.
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Bulletin
Washington
Roosevelt Taday
Evert
Twelve Killed In Ohio Accidents
United Press reports a string of deadly Ohio crashes over the weekend. The Columbus team bus struck a bump causing four falls. Earl Ballinger and Arthur Justice died, others hurt. Cleveland saw three fatalities including Ruth Maloner and Wanda Hodge. Additional deaths occurred in Lakewood, New Philadelphia, Dover, Akron, Columbus, and Bedford.
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United Press
Ohio
Volunteers of America
Columbus
London
Earl Ballinger
Arthur Justice
Harry Daniels
Thomas Lumpkin
Cleveland
Ruth Maloner
Roy Coolidge
Wanda Hodge
Richard Gifford
Lakewood
Harry Schenk
New Philadelphia
Dover
Louise Fetuz
Bruno Dallas
Edward Ewers
Akron
Delaware
Frank Windom
Steve Jackowski
I Bedford
Merger Approved By Republic Steel Stockholders
Republic Steel stockholders meet in Jersey City and approve acquisition of Corrigan McKinney Steel assets in Cleveland and control of Truscon Steel Co. of Youngstown. They also approve capitalization changes and creation of a new sale of general mortgage bonds.
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Cleveland
Republic Steel, Corp
Republic
Corrigan McKinney Steel Co
Truscon Steel Co
Youngstown
General Morgage
Jersey City
League Committee Fails In Effort To Effect Compromise
Geneva dispatch reports a five member League committee failed to broker peace in the Italian Ethiopian crisis. Ethiopia had accepted the peace plan as a basis for discussion while Italy rejected it. The council must now decide actions if war occurs and penalties against Italy may be considered once Italy attacks.
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League
United Press
Geneva
Five Nations
League of Nations Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Committee of Five
Mussolini
Ialy
Thalyadnelli
Eritrea
Halian Somaliland
Italian British Relations Grave Tense Note Press Release
London dispatch explains British fleet concentration in the Mediterranean as a natural consequence of aggression by the Italian press under Mussolini. The official communique denies it is a maneuver and frames it as a response to wartime pressure from Italian reporting over recent weeks.
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London
Mediterranean
Italy
United Kingdom
Benito Mussolini
Italian courier seized between Gondar and Aduwa
Addiis Ababa Sept 23 The Italian location reported the consular courier traveling between Gondar and Aduwa was seized by Ethiopians. Details were lacking.
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Addis Ababa
Gondar
Aduwa
Forum Dinner Draws Wide Interest in Elyria Chamber Event
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce Fifteen-Eight Club hosts a 6 30 p m membership forum dinner Thursday at First Methodist church dining room. Local conditions will be discussed and Eb ria updates promised by committees. An entertainment program is planned. Open to members and all interested in Elyria’s progress.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Eixra
De Wolf Hopper Dies A Nation Known Actor Passes
De Wolf Hopper, long famed actor, died at St Lukes Hospital in Kansas City after months of heart trouble. He had been admitted the previous night and, despite medical caution, planned a Sunday broadcast with the Kansas City Rhythm Orchestra.
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Kansas City
de Wolf Hopper
Fears
St Lukes Hospital
Hopper
Kansas City Rhythm Orchestra
Steer butchered in pasture in Wellington township
R. Caroniti reported to the sheriff that a 500 pound steer was butchered in his pasture and carried away. Only the head and feet were left. Deputy Sheriff Joseph Woodings investigated the case yesterday.
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R. Caroniti
Wellington Township
Sheriff’s Department
Joseph Woodings
Baldwin summons British cabinet on Ethiopian crisis
London report states Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin called an important cabinet meeting for tomorrow morning to decide policy on the Ethiopian crisis. Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare and others, including J. Ramser MacDonald, Neville Chamberlain, and Sir Johnon, conferred at No 10 Downing Street.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Samuel Hoare
J. Ramser MacDonald
Neville Chamberlain
Sir Johnon
No. 10
Downing Street
Clothing Plant in Lorain Bombed
Lorain in Ohio reports labor trouble blamed for bombing of the S. W. Co. suit plant. Vandals placed a time bomb in an air shaft, blowing a wall, shattering windows in the plant and nearby homes, with damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
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Lorain, O
Lorain
Ohio State Faces Freshman Overload in Crisis
Columbus, Sept 23. Ohio State University moves to cope with an emergency caused by the largest freshman class ever. With school opening in a week, 500 freshmen must be handled on a makeshift basis using improvised spaces and storage such as empty boxes, orange crates and locker issues.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Suit Aims To Halt PWA Pipe Contract Award
A Lorain County taxpayer asks City Solicitor Harvey Cheney to file suit to enjoin the award to C. F. Lytle of Sioux City for the PWA force main project. The protest claims the award would abuse corporate power and violate laws and ordinances. The bid was about $18,000 lower than the nearest rival and used American Rolling Mill pipe.
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C. F. Lytle
Sioux City
PWA
Harvey Cheney
T. R. Cookston
Cookston
Cheney
C. F. Lyle
American Rolling Mill
Astead
National Tube Company
Lyle
Ci Cisis
Chener
Legion Takes Over St Louis Convention Opens in City
The American Legion held its first annual convention in St Louis on Sept 23 with a projected large attendance. National Commander Belgrano led opening ceremonies in the new municipal auditorium as 125 trains delivered about 200000 members and guests. The event features policy debates on the soldier bonus, entertainment, memorial services, and a big veterans parade planned for the next day.
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ST. Louis
American Legion
St Louis
Frank N. Belgrano, Jr
San Francisco
Mammoth Municipal Auditorium
Wright Peiman
Texas
Fred M. Vinson
Kentucky
The
Legion
Vinson
Belgrano
Congress
Flying Aces
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Bernard F. Dieckmann
William A. Kitchen
Missouri Department
Edward A. Hayes
Decatur
Tyne
Seventh National Eucharistic Congress Opens in Cleveland
The Seventh National Eucharistic Congress opens in Cleveland with more than 200000 attendees from across the United States and foreign countries. Cardinal Hayes leads a four day program at Public Stadium with 120 altars and a final Eucharistic procession. Vistors include Alfred E. Smith and James A. Farley, as bishops and abbots anticipate the Rome blessing from Pope Pius XI.
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Grace
Gavi L. Daver
Ohio
Perade
Cardinal Hayes
Pius XI
Alfred ©. Smith
New York
James A. Far‘er
Roosevelt
Visiors
Canada
Mexico
China
Philippines
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Panama
Panama. Eghtr
Huse
Cardinal Hares
Pope Pius
Rome
Ldren
Poly Ur
Uns
Catholic Action Order
Big
Carner
Ndies
Jesus Christ
Pioneer Resident of County Passes
John Cowley prominent Eaton Township resident died last night at his farm south of North Hatton after a lengthy illness. A 55 year farm operator and bricklayer, he served as township trustee and school board member and helped build several district schools. Survived by five sons, ten grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and several siblings. burial at Butternut Madge Cemetery after funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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John Cowley
Eaton Township
North Haton
Douglass
Isle of Man
United States
Cleveland
Thomas Kerruish
Cowley
Hattie Radcliff
Durkeeville
North Eaton Telephone Company
Manx Society
Ale
Bernard
Eric
North Olmsted
Clarence
West View
Arthur
Olean
Frank Kerruish
Warrensville
Anna Parker
South Euclid
George Kerruish
J. J. McAlpine
la Gran
Butternut Madge Cemetery
Funeral Home
Elks To Present Trophies And Honor E F Whitney
Elks will present trophies and honor E. F. Whitney at a birthday dinner. Presentations include a team trophy won by Leonard Tufford Bil Timms George Dible Paul Gentzel Jack Marshall and Arthur Hewitt and a personal trophy to Bob Randall. Whitney’s 80th birthday dinner will honor EB F Whitney his son Ernie and grandson Charles, with three generations expected to attend.
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Lodse
Elyrians
Bob Randall
Leonard Tufford
Bil Timms
George Dible
Paul Gentzel
Jack Marshall
Arthur Hewitt
Charlies Heinzel
Elks State Golf Fso
Jack Warner
Lakewood
Jack Lais
Norwalk
EB F. Whitney
Ernie
Charles
Lodge
Whitneys
Well Known Local Boy Dies Suddenly
Robert J. Weber eighteen of 181 Caroline Avenue died suddenly while cutting wood at the Sauire farm on Oberlin Road. Heart trouble was named as the cause. He had just turned eighteen, started a new job at the Perry-Far Company, and had served as Chronicle Telegram carrier since April 1931. He is survived by his parents, two brothers, and two grandparents. Services will be Tuesday at St Martha with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. The body lies at the funeral home for visitation.
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Robert J. Weber
CarolineaYenus
Chronicle-Telegram
L. M. Redington
Second Street
Sauirés
Oberlin Road
Perry-Far Company
Chronicle Telegram Carriers
Chronicle Teiesgrem
Eir- Tig
Etrtia High Sehoq
Edward . Weber
Richard E
John A. Weber
Isaniaervices
St Martha
Father Lux
Ridgelawn Stery
Former Minister At Amherst Dies
Rerer Francis Enegtish, a Methodist minister in Amherst, died at White Cross Hospital after an operation at age 76. Born in Delaware in 1859 he served 30 years as a pastor and was a member of the Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference. He studied at Ohio Wesleyan and preached in Amherst four years and resided there many years. Survived by widow, three daughters, two sons, four grandchildren, and three brothers. Services were in Huntington Township School Auditorium near Chillicothe with burial Tuesday at Crown Hill Cemetery between 12:30 and 1 PM.
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Amherst
Francis Enegtish
Amhertst
Delaware
Northeast Ohio Methodis
Ohio Westniversity
Evan
Emir
Ewin Ward
Toledo
Marion AL i
Gilert Gove
Charles
Cinand Maelcolm
F. M. Lynch
Colorado
Ella Smith
Emery
Delmo
Delawre
Joseph
Smithfield
Ohio
Huntington Township
Chillicothe
Crown Hill Cemetery
Chickens Stolen From Rochester Farm Reported
Lowell Hileman of Rochester township reported to the sheriff's department Saturday that 130 chickens were stolen from his farm.
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Lowell Hileman
Rochester Township
The
Sherif's Department
Tis Farm
Route 20 Sunday crash toll rises with two youths killed
Police and sheriff steps aim to curb Sunday crashes after David Sparks aged 11 and Jackie Baird aged 10 died when struck while bicycling. Funerals held at 3 pm as officers plan sidewalk riding and school safety talks to curb accidents and protect pedestrians.
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David Sparks
Jackie Baird
BE. J. Stankard
Clarence W. Dick Ani
Couren
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Joseph Holub
Milan
Marie
Richard
Cleveland
Willor Williams
Baltimore
Toledo
Holub
Williams
Dick and
Deputty Gerald Neu
Holus
K. A. Wait
Pittsfeld
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Anther
Qernoon
Kenneth Elsie
Clinton Avenue
Lodi Street
R. L. Coleman
West Avenue
Tresel Alley
Coleman
Evans
Seventh Street
Chestnut Street
William Bkahi
Dola
Cleveland Street
Joan Schild
Marseilles Avenue
Joseph Grosr
Middle Avenue
Track Crash Injures Elyrian Worker Near Dover Pole
A Better Truck Company worker from this city was injured when his truck hit a telephone pole near Dover while sleeping at the wheel. He suffered jaw and facial injuries with several teeth knocked out in the crash. Nearby witnesses reported the incident.
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Dover
Track Driver Killed at McGonigie Crossing
Middletown Ohio September 23 A train struck and killed Fred Som 42 of near NeGoaz z as he drove a truck into the path of an approaching train at the McGonigie crossing.
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Middletown
Fred Som
NeGoazz
McGonigie Crossing
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