Reorganization of NRA Nearing Policy Shift Rumors
Hyde Park reports say Bernard Baruch is a strong candidate to lead a policy making council for a reorganized NRA. Roosevelt aides seek to separate police from administration while a board of leaders would set policy. Labor and industry clash over Section 7A and union rights as Chamber of Commerce pushes curbs. No. 1, continued on Page 2.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
NRA
White House
Roosevelt
Washington
Baruch
Raymond Moley
Donald Richberg
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Maine
Johnson
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of Labor
Nine Die In Ohio Weekend Accidents
An airplane crash, a hunting fall, and a roller coaster mishap led weekend accidental deaths in Ohio with at least nine killed. Notables include James Lee, 35, plane builder in Cleveland. Ernest Harless, 29, from squirrel-hunting fall in Dayton. and Caloadre Lucci, 24, killed on a Buckeye Lake roller coaster ride. Also among the dead were motorists Charles Traster, 46, Bridgetown. John Miller, 68, Hamilton. Roy Coulter, 70, Washington D C H. Harry Toot, 62, Dayton. Henry Tier, 30, Black Ohio. and an unidentified man about 35 in Ashtabula.
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Ohio
James Lee
Cleveland
Ernest Harless
Dayton
Caloadre Lucci
Vernon
Buckeye Lake
Charles Traster
Bridgetown
John Miller
Hamilton
Roy Coulter
Washington D. H
Harry Toot
Henry Tier
Negro
Columbus
Ashtabula
The Weather Forecast Ohio Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Ohio forecast for tonight and Tuesday shows fair skies with little temperature change. Expect steady to warm conditions with no significant precipitation. Winds light to moderate as high pressure remains over the region.
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Ohio
Lindbergh Baby Plot Tied To Hauptmann Letter Inquiry
Ohio prison reports scant proof for Paulin claim that Bruno Hauptmann wrote him of planning to kidnap the Lindbergh baby. Warden Thomas says a decyphered coded note hinted at the crime and federal officials are reviewing new details. Meanwhile, Dillinger gang members Pierpont and Makley face death row after a prison break attempt, with Pierpont receiving a visit from his mother as investigations continue.
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George Paul
Paullin
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Preston E. Thomas
J T
Bruno Hauptmann
Paul
George Paulin
Ohio
Lindbergh
Paulin
Haupttmann
Lindy
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Thomas
Harry F Pierpont
Dillinger
Charles Makley
Leipsic
Pierpont
Makley
Jesse Sarber
Lima
Tommy Carroll
Homer van Meter
Mrs. Pierpont
South Shore Drive
Chicago
Hlorria Township Tax League Announces Winter Program
The Hlorria Township Tax League outlines an active winter program under president O. M. Higgins who lives on Middle Ridar and works as an electrician at Lorain Tube plant. E. Cc. Cotton serves as vice president and Kermit Leiby is secretary. The group will study tax matters and hold discussions and reports.
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Hlorria
Prosecution Hints Startling Lindbergh Case Developments
Bruno R. Hauptmann, charged with extortion in the Lindbergh kidnapping, faced a Bronx County grand jury as police and federal agents pressed to link him to the crime. His attorney J M Fawcett escorted Anna Hauptmann and her infant son to the district attorney's office, saying startling information "may split the case wide open." Continued on Page 2
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New York
Bruno R. Hauptmann
Bronx County
J. M. Fawcett
Anna Hauptmann
Hauptmann
U.P
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hauptmann Linked to Farm Prospect in 1932 York Case
In York Pennsylvania on September 24 the claim emerged that Bruno Richard Hauptmann acted as a potential buyer for a farm during the summer of 1932 the year the Lindbergh child was kidnapped. Real estate agent Clayton E. Moul of Spring Grove identified Hauptmann as the man who visited York County on two occasions to inspect farms.
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York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Clayton E. Moul
Spring Grove
York County
Hart Dies Suddenl y Sunday
Dr William E Hart 72 long time Elyria physician died at his home 414 Second street from a heart attack found by his son Elmer. He served 37 years as medical examiner for Metropolitan Life Insurance, spent 2 1 2 years in Army medical service, and was known for clean living. Military funeral planned Wednesday at the American Legion Home with Rev W C Fowler officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. He leaves Elmer Hanley and two brothers Harry Hart of Toledo plus extended family.
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William E. Hart
Second Street
Elmer
Hart
Austin MacWitrick
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Army Medical Service
Ft. Uoslethorp
Fort Ancient
Oahio
Lebanon
Amherst
Monroeville
Ohio University
Western Reserve University
Humphrey
Nebraska
Cora B. Cotton
Hanley
East Cleveland
Allen
Elyria
Lorain County Medical Society
American Legion
W. C. Fowler
Ridgelawn
Harry Hart
Toledo
Sudro Funeral
Textile strike ends as workers return to mills nationwide
Washington reports thousands of textile workers go back to their rooms today as the long strike concludes. Francis J. Gorman, United Textile Workers vice president, aims to recruit up to one million members, with the union now at about 300,000. The conflict left 16 dead, 200 plus wounded, and millions in wages and lost business, while property damage and militia costs mounted. Industry peace plans by the Winant mediation board are under review as mills reopen and rehiring proceeds with anti discrimination safeguards.
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Washington
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
Gorman
Winant Mediation Board
Winant Board
Captain Locked In Cabin Before Morro Castle Blaze
New York Sept. 24 Captain Robert R. Willmott of the Morro Castle locked himself in his cabin about 16 hours before the fire fearing second radio operator George S. Alagna would throw acid on him. Acting Captain William F. Warms testified at a commerce inquiry into the disaster that killed 134. Willmott said Alagna had a bottle of sulfuric acid and that he would keep his door locked. Willmott died that evening, six hours before the blaze. He offered no explanation of his fear and refused to have Alagna irons or his stateroom searched. Warms recounted Willmott’s remark that Alagna was “so damned smart” and ordered the night watchman to guard him.
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New York
Robert R. Willmott
Morro Castle
George S. Alagna
William F. Warms
Warms
Department of Commerce
Alagna
Willmott
271 Deaths In Mine Disaster
In Wrexham Wales laborers sealed the Gresford Mine after an explosion and fire buried 261 men. Total deaths reported reached 27 with relatives identifying ten bodies brought to the surface.
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Wrexham
Wales
Gresford
Petition Forgeries Hit Socialist Ballot Drive In Elyria
About 140 signatures on two petitions aimed at placing Socialist Party candidates on fall ballots were declared forgeries by Elyria election officials. Names allegedly forged include prominent locals. penalties range from fines to prison, with possible county venue for any criminal action.
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Socialist Party
Frank Stetson
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
Dorothy Yellen
A. Bernavitz
Cleveland
Max R. Wolti
Stetson
J. H. Krause
Columbus Street
Cuyahoga County
Lorain County
Students in Brockton Riot Over School Change
Brockton Mass September 24 police broke up a wild demonstration as about 1000 striking students at Brockton High School jeered the superintendent and headmaster and stoned the building in protest of a 30 minute extension of school hours.
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Brockton
Mass
Brockton High School
Auditors Inspect Elyria Banks for FDIC Review
Auditors arrived in Elyria to examine the Elyria Savings and Trust Co. and the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co. for Federal Deposit Insurance. Duration of the audit was not indicated. After review, banks may release half of present restricted deposits, timing pending auditors and final federal action.
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Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance
Auto Crashes Near Hous e Due to Fog
Two automobile accidents were reported to the police and sheriff departments as a result of the heavy fog last night. Theodore Haag, 22, of Schramm road, Was charged with reckless driving when his car crashed into the brick home of Police Sergeant Curtiss Hamlin on East River street about 2 30 a. m. today. The car knocked a hole through the front wall of the house. Haag said he was blinded by the fog and that both rear tires blew out when his car struck the curb. George Akins and Horace Gibson, both of Detroit, sustained minor injuries when their car tipped over on a curve four miles west of Oberlin on Route 20. Peter Bock of 508 Lake avenue is to be arraigned for reckless driving before Mayor Vanoster. Cars driven by Sam De Fazio and Ira Arnold were damaged in a collision at Middle avenue and Seventh street. Mrs. Arnold was bruised. Grover Kilpatrick of Cleveland pleaded not guilty to reckless driving after a collision on Lake road with T. E. Harrison. Kilpatrick was released on bond pending trial.
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Theodore Haag
Schramm Road
Curtiss Hamlin
East River Street
Haag
Hamlin
Myron Gibson and Co
EB. Sawyer
Cornell Avenue
Cornell
George Akins
Horace Gibson
Detroit
Oberlin
Akins
Oberlin Hospital
Peter Bock
Lake Avenue
W. H. Vanoster
Broad Street
Sam de Fazio
West Avenue
Ira Arnold
Ninth Street
Middle Avenue
Seventh Street
Columbus horse dealer Ralph Carhart dies at 60 years in city
Ralph Carhart a longtime horse dealer in Columbus died yesterday at his home following a long career in the trade spanning six decades. He was 60 years old.
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Columbus
Ralph Carhart
Ohio Fuel Gas Company appeals Lorain gas rates
Ohio Fuel Gas Company appeals the Elyria natural gas ordinance affecting Lorain County rates. The company seeks to set aside the council established rates and file its own scale pending the case. The proposed schedule starts at 20 cents per hundred for the first thousand cubic feet and declines with volume, minimum monthly at 1 dollar. Hearing date not yet set.
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Columbus
Lorain County
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Elyria
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Oberlin
Ohio Electric Power Company
Commission
Cleveland
Local Republicans to Attend Rally in Columbus
A Lorain County delegation of about 50 will join 14th district peers at the Chittenden Hotel in Columbus for the state campaign opening at 2 p m on Friday. They plan to march to the auditorium with a band, with Frank Stetson to release trip details tomorrow.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Chittenden
Frank Stetson
Operlin
Simeon D. Fess
Lorain High School
Stetson
James T. Begg
Clarence J. Brown
Elyria
Paul Herbert
Brown
Lorain
Newark Man Held in Shoe Store Robbery
Newark Ohio police detained William Harrison of Chicago 40 on charges of robbing a shoe store for 851 dollars and 637 in checks. He forced entry with a sledge hammer and triggered an alarm while attempting to or breaking into an adjoining store’s safe.
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Newark. O
William Harrison
Chicago
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Gunvigt
Bronx County Grand Jury
Break
Ohi State Penitentiary
Harry Pierpont
W. J. Bishop
H. Whetstone
Mado
Deposit Insurance Auditors
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
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