Machine Gun Kelly and three others captured in Memphis
Georges Kelly known as Machine Gun Kelly along with his wife and two Bailey Kelly gang members were arrested in Memphis. U S Attorney Hyde and Police Chief Lee confirmed the capture and pending fingerprinting and swift trial for the defendants tied to the Urschel kidnapping case. The contact man linked to Kellys was also seized, and federal agents plan to move the entire gang for speedy proceedings.
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Lee
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U. S
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Rorer
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Hoover
Tchnor
Fort Worth
Texas
Hyde
Tichnor
Oklahoma City
Kellys
John Williams
Shed Kellys
Kiwanis Meet to Hear Lt Governor Auer in Elyria
Philip E. Auer of Gallon will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at Thursday noon meeting in Hotel Newell. Auer serves as lieutenant governor of Kiwanis Fourth Division. Speech topic not announced.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
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Ohio Showers Tonight and Wednesday With Cooler Change
The forecast calls for showers tonight and Wednesday across Ohio with cooler air arriving Wednesday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 78 in Cincinnati to 58 in Norwalk, while mornings stood from 57 in Sidney to 70 in Circleville. Unsettled showery weather covers a broad area from the Rio Grande valley to Canada, with cooler conditions in the Missouri valley and southern plateau regions.
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Gunman’s Wife Says She Is Through
Auburn haired Katherine Kelly wife of George Ma chine Gun Kelly captured with him and two confederates today announced after her arrest that she was through with him She said she would go to Oklahoma City and give herself up He warned her he would kill her If she did not She added she cares about her parents who are on trial in the Urschel kidnapping case.
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George
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Legion To Name Its Officers Tonight
Elyria Post 12, American Legion, will nominate and elect 1934 officers at the Post Home on Ohio street this evening. A large turnout is expected after special notices to all members. Officers will be installed with county and auxiliary leaders at a joint installation next month. The Legion Drum and Bugle Corps is training for the National Convention in Chicago next week. Final convention arrangements will be set at this evening’s meeting.
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Stock Exchange Abandons Newark Move Over Tax Bills
New York Stock Exchange President Richard Whitney warned Mayor John P. O'Brien that plans to open a Newark trading floor may be dropped if the city vetoes stock transfer and gross income tax bills. O'Brien delayed signing the bills amid strong opposition from Samuel Untermyer, who warned against jeopardizing New York and New Jersey exchange tax revenue.
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John P. O'Brien
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Untermyer
City discusses Middle Avenue paving financing
A city delegation led by Major W. H. Van Oster and City Engineer M. Powell met county commissioners to settle the city’s share of Middle Avenue paving. Mayor Van Oster plans to call a council meeting to pass resolutions. The project costs about 166000 with the state financing 75 percent and the remaining 25 percent split between city and county.
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Fred Underhill
3. M. Powell
C. E. Rankin
Carl Curtise
Board of County Commissioners
Middle Avenue
van Oster
Board of Commissioners
Elyria NRA Compliance Board Named and Formed
The Elyria NRA Compliance Board was set up with six members and a temporary chair. Guy B. Findley was chosen as temporary chairman per NRA guidance. Members include Ivan Weir, Mrs. Carol Wood, W F. Gollmar, C. J. Crehore, and Mrs. Cora Ensign. The group aims to elect a permanent chair and organize for its task, with consumer representation emphasized.
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Elyria Lawyers’ Club
Ivan Weir
Colson Company
Carol Wood
Lewis Mercantile Company
W F. Gollmar
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Crehore
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Cora Ensign
Eighth Street
Hugh Johnson
U S Rejects Delay in Naval Building Plan
Washington reports the United States will not postpone any part of its 238 million dollar naval build up. The four Class B 40,000 ton cruisers with 6 inch guns will be completed, despite British hopes for deferral.
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Washington
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Retail Code Pending As Johnson Seeks Return
Washington, Sept 26. Action on a master code for about 1.5 million retail stores awaited recovery administrator Hugh S. Johnson’s return from Walter Reed hospital where he is treated for a minor operation. The code would ban sales below cost plus 10 percent except bona fide clearances. NRA aims to clear secondary codes and push a buying campaign and reorganization after this major item.
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Washington
Hugh
Johnson
Walter Reed Hospital
Two Taken To Penitentiary In Robbery Case
Eugene Arnold one of four involved in the hold up and imprisonment of Marshal Paul Coffin at Wellington was sent to the Columbus penitentiary to serve a 10 year term for robbery. He pleaded guilty and has no prior record. Sheriff Dickie and Jack Adams arrested at Lorain for clothing theft were sent to begin a two year term for grand larceny.
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Paul Coffin
Wellington
Columbus
Arnold
Clarence W. Dickie
Jack Adams
Lorain
Girl Victim Of Severe Beating In Cleveland
Miss Margaret Kajko, 19, was in critical condition at St Luke's hospital after a severe beating that investigators believe occurred during an attempted criminal attack. She was found collapsed at her home after stumbling in, possibly thrown from a motor car following an encounter with an attacker. Kajko suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries. Her friend Miss Jean Hegednus, 19, said Kajko left a dance with an escort she had met, before the assault.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Jean Hegednus
Elyria High names James Paul drum major for band
James Paul was elected drum major of the Elyria High School band, narrowly beating Frank Humphrey in a vote by band members. The sophomore, in his third year with the band, will lead the crimson and white musicians next year as the rest of the membership is nearly complete under music director J. Martin Beck.
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James Paul
Ely Stadium
J. Martin Beck
Oliver Townsend
Robert Lee
William Lersch
Donald Hensman
David Debm
Willard Harper
Paul Hayes
Robert Mallory
Earl Demps
Richard Miller
Russell Dean
Warren Bellamy
Erwin Schultz
Clare Searles
Robert Wurst
James Reynolds
Richard Upton
Max Roe
Ralph Pomeroy
William Giver
Joe Graber
Ray Bowen
Warren Plattner
Carl Haas
William McDermott
David Wainwright
Circle Miller
Ernest Haylor
Donald Bliss
David Everard
Jack Harrison
William Davis
Dana Fox
Jack Crowell
Ed Yost
Ellsworth McDaniels
Lee Bright
Robert Strand
Warne White
Robert Wilcox
William Williams
Robert Chapman
Paul Stenz
Douglas Brydon
Reported truck hijackings on Routes 20 and 54
Four hijackers in a roadster target moving trucks between Lorain and Huron counties. They board, unload cargo, and toss goods along the roadside, while trucking firms report higher cargo losses and drivers unaware of the thefts. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick cites a witness who saw the four men but could not obtain a license number.
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Huron
Clarence W. Dick
Huron County
Hurricane devastates Tampico northern port in Mexico
Tampico, Mexico's main northern port, lies shattered with bodies in streets after a hurricane that spread 70 miles inland. No verified casualty figures yet, but reports say hundreds killed and injured, with railway lines inland also affected and rescue teams still searching ruins.
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Tampico Devastated as Kiel Storm Ravages Coast
Floods from the Panuco and Tamesi rivers inundate Tampico and surrounding towns after the Kiel reported winds over 140 miles per hour. Ships blown free, hospitals destroyed, and trains washed away. Interior Minister Vasconcelos planned to lead relief by air and sea, with medical supplies and troops to follow.
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Tampico
Interior Department
Mexico
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Brownsville
Tex
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Tamesi
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Italy Yugoslavia Quake Leaves Dozens Dead
Reports from central Italy and parts of Yugoslavia say at least 12 killed and 60 injured as a major earthquake struck. Panic swept a region around Rome Ancona and Pescara as towns reported crumbling buildings and communications failures. Chieti Province suffered hardest with other areas and border towns isolating amid rains.
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