Lawlessness in Cuba prompts U S concern and naval alert
Washington reports escalating lawlessness in Cuba as Ambassador Sumner Welles describes conditions as exceedingly distressing. Five depredations threaten Americans and property while 20 U S naval vessels encircle the island. In Matanzas, Havana, Antilla, Cristo mine area and Santiago roving bands seize goods and raid homes, with soldiers repelling the mob near Cristo and private homes entered in Havana.
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Washington
Cuba
Sumner Welles
Gerardo Machado
Welles
Matanzas
Key West
Fla
State Department
Sugar Centrals
Havana
Antilla
Cristo
Santiago
Several Killed In Accidents In Ohio
Ohio wire reports list at least six fatalities from accidents over the weekend. Victims include Robert Ray Strohl 14 Akron shot by his brother Robert Creeger 12 Clarksburg W Va died of injuries from a Columbus area collision. Ira Creeger injured. William Kuhlman 75 Woodville struck by car driven by Clayton Woodall Lakewood. coroner’s inquest pending. Also killed were Harry Snyder 33 Cleveland Mary Stone 72 Fast Liverpool and Miss Woodies E Fisher Zanesville.
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United Press
Ohio
United Press Today
Robert Ray Strohl
P. A. Strohl
Akron
Perry
Robert Creeger
Clarksburg
W. Va
Columbus
Ira Creeger
William Kuhlman
Woodville
Clayton Woodall
Lakewood
Woodall
Harry Snyder
Cleveland
Mary Stone
Fast
Ohio Weather Forecast Brings Showers and Warm Temps
The forecast calls for clouds and occasional showers in western and northern Ohio tonight and Tuesday, with southeastern areas warmer tonight. Across the central region conditions remain unsettled with above normal temperatures, rainfallaviest in the west gulf and lower Mississippi Valley, and a cool front moving in from the northwest expected to lower temperatures by midweek.
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Ohio
Atlantic States
Appalachian
St. Lawrence Valley
Dakotas
Minnesota
West Gulf
Mississippi Valley
Cleveland
Wilminton
Missouri Valley
Middle Plain
Kubic Elected Head Of The 40 and 8
E. Kubic of Avon Lake was elected Chef de Gare of Lorain county Vulture 149 Forty and Eight at the annual officer election Saturday. New officers include Paul Collins Elyria Chef de Train Harry Ruth Amherst concucteur Jack Marshall Elyria Commissaire Frank Mackett Lorain Garde la Porte Mike Cuprak Elyria CommassaireVoyageur Rev Father Collins Grafton Aymonier John Kolopos Yanovitz Maurice Ives Cheminots E E Corey Grafton Lampiste. Installations planned for October 9th tentatively.
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I E. Kubic
Avon Lake
Lorain
Vulture
Paul Collins
Elyria
Chef de Train
Harry Ruth
Amherst
Jack Marshall
Commissaire
Frank Mackett
Garde la Porte
Mike Cuprak
Commassaire Voyageur
Father Collins
Grafton
Aymoni
Brighter Steel Outlook Viewed In Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 25, steel operations stayed at 40 percent capacity after a one point drop. The Steel report notes a $2 per ton rise in plates and shapes and $3 in bars effective September 30, aiming to boost heavy finished steel demand. Contracts will shift to new terms. Public works awards reached 12,645 tons while iron and steel indexes remained steady.
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Cleveland
National Steel
Magazine Steel
Heavy Steel Ag Ironclads
Washington
Pittsburgh
Steel
Nurse Stabbed by Patient at U S Marine Hospital
A delirious patient attacked his nurse Miss Lillian Troxell aged 40 with an ice pick at the U S Marine Hospital in Cleveland. He then wounded himself with the same weapon. Albert Ryan, a sailor, underwent an appendicitis operation last Saturday. both he and the nurse are reported in critical condition.
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Cleveland
U. S Marine Hospital
Lillian Troxell
Albert Ryan
Dollfuss Forms Cabinet of Personalities Amid Dictator Trend
Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss of Austria creates a cabinet of personalities holding five portfolios as Europe sees a rising cadre of dictators. Other leading figures include Joseph Stalin of Russia and Benito Mussolini of Italy in a widening autocratic trend.
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Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Europe
Dollfuss
Josef Stalin
Russia
Benito Musso
Turner Sets Transcontinental Flight Record at Floyd Bennett Field
Col Roscoe Turner broke the U S transcontinental airplane speed record by arrival from Los Angeles at 11 43 30 A M E T. The new time over 2520 miles was 10 hours 512 minutes erasing Jimmy Haizlips West to East mark of August 20 1932. Turner already held the East West crossing record since July 1 1933.
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Col. Turner
United States
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Roscoe Turner
Los Angeles
Jimmy Haizlip
Turner
Americans in Cuba facing protection orders
Secretary Hull announced that naval commanders off Cuba are authorized to act on their own initiative to protect American lives in emergencies. A seaplane landing by Col and Mrs Lindbergh occurred on the Moscow River after a flight from Leningrad. In Flint, three bandits robbed a bank, wounding a depositor Irving Fortgang. The Reconstruction Finance Corp reported August loans totaling 111,405,620 to the House clerk.
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Cuba
Washington
United States
Hull
Lindberghs
Moscow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Leningrad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House of Representatives
Showdown Near on Retail and Drug Store Codes
Washington September 25 A showdown neared on codes for the nations retail and drug stores. President Roosevelt sought wage and hour standards for 5 060 900 workers even if price control provisions were deferred. Recovery Administrator Hugh S Johnson aimed to clear the NRA buying campaign by bringing large retail and drug groups under codes. The administration hoped credit expansion would help yield results.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh §. Johnson
NRA
Blame Shift in Urschel Kidnapping Case Sparks Court Fight
In a dramatic move to avoid prison, the three Texas Shannons blamed their daughter Katherine, her husband George Kelly, and Albert Bates for the $200,000 Urschel kidnapping. Shannon counsel opened the defense for ten co-defendants, contradicting Bates’s prior promised testimony. Judge Vaught dismissed Pete Valdez’s indictment. another Twin Cities man Isadore Blumenfield faced jury consideration after his demurrer.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Katherine
George
Edgar §&. Vaught
Pete Valdez
Twin Cities
Isadore Blumenfield
Creation Of Matter As A Visible Process Foreseen By Scientists
Scientists at California Institute of Technology and Cambridge researchers say pure motion can become solid matter via a traveling radium ray. They photographed the process and explain the conversion yields two electrical particles namely the electron and the positron. The transformation leaves little of the original ray’s motion. The pair are described as essential to the creation of matter, with both charges critical to the process.
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Pasadena
Cal
California Institute of Technology
Cambridge
England
Elyria Woman Long Active in Church Circles
Mrs Mary E Stetson widow of R R Stetson died at her home on Eighth Street Elyria after eight months bed rest from complications after breaking her left hip in January She was born May 12 1849 Rochester NY married R Rollins Stetson August 18 1863 They had four children two daughters and a son survived by a sister six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Funeral at 2 30 Tuesday at 321 Eighth Street with burial at Westwood Cemetery Oberlin
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Mary E. Stetson
R. R. Stetson
Eighth Street
Mary Elizabeth Read
Rochester
N. Y
Elliott Henry
Lucinda Felt Read
R. Rollins Stetson
May Clare Bristol
Florence E. Stetson
Frank A. Stetson
Elytia
R. Rollins Stetson, Jr
Thos. Goodeari
Chicago
Elyria
E. J. Bond
M. E. Church
Wm. C. Fowler
Church of Christ
Westwood Cemetery
Oberlin
Taylor
Park Custodian Charles Lent Taken Ill at Work
Charles Lent aged 69, of 425 West 11th Street Elyria, a park custodian, collapsed while working and was rushed to Memorial Hospital. He walked to police headquarters and then collapsed again. He is believed to be suffering from a stomach or intestinal ailment.
Roosevelt seeks release of deposits to spur inflation
President Roosevelt announces a policy to release billions of dollars held in closed banks as part of a broader plan to boost commodity prices and spur recovery. After a three hour White House meeting with key aides, no new inflation moves were announced, and plans for which deposits to release were not specified.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Sequoia
Secretary of the Treasury
Woodin
Wallace
Cummings
Douglass
Black
The
Federal Reserve
Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
J. F. T. O’connor
Stephen T. Early
Mr. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
550 New Camps To Be Built By U S
Washington September 25 The government will buy clothing equipment and supplies and undertake large scale construction for the civilization conservation corps this fall Director Fechner announced today Lumber purchases will total 100 000 000 feet A market will be opened for clothing shoes stoves hardware pipe and other supplies Approximately 550 new camps will be built and 900 others will be winter proofed Outside labor will be used creating jobs for carpenters and other workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilization Conservation Corps
Fechner
Suit filed to block Ohio home rule amendment ballot
In Columbus on Sept 25 a suit was filed in the Ohio Supreme Court seeking a writ of prohibition against Secretary of State George S Myers to bar the County Home Rule amendment from appearing on the November 7 ballot The suit names Alphonse I Ig of Lakewood as petitioner arguing the petitions lack proper basis contending 10 per cent of the 1932 vote instead of the 1930 is required Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt issued an alternative writ directing petitioners to show cause why the measure should not be barred no hearing date set Ig is said to back suburban village attorneys in Cuyahoga County who oppose county government revision The key issue is whether 195000 names or 256000 names are required based on 1930 or 1932 election results The petitioners have met the 1930 requirement but not the 1932 as yet.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Prohibition
George S. Myers
Alphonse I. Ig
Lakewood
Cleveland
Carl V. Weygandt
Robert E. Rohn
Cuyahoga County
Seek Funds to Keep Schools Open in Ohio
Columbus reports the Ohio Department of Education urged funds to keep schools operating after August revenue runs out. Assistant director Joseph W. Fichter says state aid can sustain two months with full teacher pay, then possible state assistance. About 240,000 students in 50 districts affected. alternative income sources include liquid fuel tax and bonds on delinquent taxes. Plans also discussed for a state unemployed school program to hire teachers on relief.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
Ohio
Joseph W. Fichter
Gunsett
Lloyd
Boards of Education
Derbel
Department of Education
Reunion Planned By Elyria World War Company On Armistice Day
Veterans of Company B Elyria to hold first reunion since 1918 armistice on November 11 marking the 15th anniversary of the war clos e. Captain R E Hultz says plans are under way though many members did not return from France or have since died. Original strength was about 250, now around 59 remain in the nucleus after transfers and casualties. Recalling training in camp and the front, the gathering will reflect on wartime days and postwar years.
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Elyria
Elysia
Ror E. Hultz
Company B
Elrria Shores
France
Hultz
Princeton Ave Man Has Right Arm Fractured
Three people were injured in three days of accidents on Princeton Avenue area. Clyde Refenning, 27, of 321 Princeton Ave, suffered a serious fracture to his right arm after a car sideswiped a truck on Oberlin Road. He rode with William Craig, 18, of 328 East Bridge Street, and was treated at Memorial Hospital, condition fair. Frank Krisp, 23, of 2942 East 33rd Street, Cleveland, was critically injured by a hit and run on Lake Avenue near Stop 9. He had broken ribs, possible internal injuries, and leg fractures. sheriff’s deputies sought the driver. Steve Csonka, 11, of 134 Woodford Avenue, had a fractured knee after a machine hit him on Third Street Bridge. taken to Memorial Hospital. Other minor accidents involved J. H. Mille, 310 Blaine Street, whose car was struck while parked on East River Street, and Fred Gert and John Fornow of Cleveland, whose autos collided on Broad Street.
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Clyde Refenning
Princeton Avenue
Oberlin Road
Thirlty
Refenning
Wiliam Oraig
East Bridge Street
Orvic
Memorial Hospital
Frank Krisp
Eas 33Rd Street
Cleveland
Huckfj
Lake Avenue
Krisp
J. H. Mille
Blaine Street
Eas River Street
Fred Gert
John Fornow
Broad Street
Well Known Elyria Woman Passes Away
Nellie Day Brown wife of Carl H Brown died Saturday evening September 23 at 23 Wooster Street after six weeks illness. Born at East Norwalk Ohio she was among early pioneers in Huron County later living in Elyria since 1905. She was active in First Congregational Church Church Guild Woman's Club and Musical Art Society. Survived by husband son Harland D Brown of Elyria two sisters Mrs Elma Barmer two brothers Albert E Day and Mert H Das all of Norwalk Ohio. Funeral Tuesday September 26 at 2 p m Nichols Funeral Home Rev William Muir Auld officiating Interment Brookdale Cemetery.
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Nellie Day Brown
Carl H. Brown
Wooster Street
East Norwalk
Ohio
Huron County
Dan H. Brown
Elyria
First Congregational Church
Church Guild
Woman's Club
Musical Art Society
Souther
Harland D. Brown
Elma Barmer
Albert E. Day
Mert H. Das
Norwalk
Nichols Funeral Home
William Muir Auld
Brookdale Cemetery
Dry cleaners to discuss cop code at Elyria meeting
Elyria employers and employees in the dry cleaning industry will meet Wednesday night at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the temporary NRA code. The session will focus on minimum rates and maximum hours, aiming to improve understanding for both sides.
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Elyria
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
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Kubic
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Adol
Engelbert Dollfusa
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Flint
Mich
Irving Fortgang
Urschel
U.S
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Lake Ave
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