Boosters Club Organized by Republicans in Elyria
About thirty men met in the Elyma Savings and Trust Company directors room to organize an Elyria Republican Booster Club. Lawrence Webber was elected temporary chairman and later president elect, with James A Hewitt vice president and James B. Thomas secretary. George Stark became treasurer, and an executive committee including A L Garford and others was named. Webber urged enrollment of several thousand members and asked attendees to sign up 10 to 50 supporters each, planning a meeting on October fourth. Speakers praised the ticket and urged unity and active campaigning for the November election.
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Republican Party
Elyma Savings and Trust Company
Elyria Republican Boosters Club
Lawrence Webber
Frank Stevens
Stevens
Don Myers
James A. Hewitt
James B. Thomas
George Stark
A. L. Garford
RB. Lersch
Harry Reynolds
C. C. Stolzenburg
A T. Sibley
F. E Stevens
If Victory
Webber
Hoover
Eivria
Courtreorm
Engalls
James A Hewitt
Hewitt
Dr. Ingalls
Stolzenburg
Booster Club
Fanny Reynolds
Dave Ingalls
Columbus
A C. Hudnutt
A. T. Sibley
The
American Legion
Weather forecast for Ohio cool with frost tonight
The forecast calls for fair and continued cool weather with light frost in exposed places tonight. Friday will be fair with rising temperatures across the state.
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Ohio
Detour Order Shifts Route 20 Traffic to Dover Center
The state highway department ordered a Route 20 detour to Dover Center from Rocky River. Cleveland traffic will no longer detour at Rocky River, a change urged by Dover Mayor Frank Cipra and J E Schneider. They argued the previous detour cut traffic from a 40 foot roadside stretch harming truck gardeners. A telegram to Columbus confirmed the request would be addressed.
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State Highway Department
Dover Center
Rocky River
Cleveland
Frank Cipra
Dover
J. E Schneider
Chronicle- Telegram
Rocky Rover
Columbus
Dairymen Report Milk Theft Menace in Area
Sheriff Clarence Adams reports a rising milk theft menace targeting roadside stands. Two recent incidents involve 30 and 50 gallons stolen, with authorities suspecting theft for resale to a creamery. Early morning thefts exploit dark hours and distant stands, prompting vows to pursue culprits with full legal penalties.
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Clarence Adams
Simeon Nash
Leavitt Road
George Dro_boci
West River Road
Droboci
Challenges Ingalls to detail HS plan in telegraph
On Sept 29 in Columbus Republican governor hopeful David S. Ingalls was challenged by Lieutenant Governor William G. Pickrel, Democrat, to provide detailed plans to cut Ohio state general revenue expenditures by 6.5 million dollars annually. Pickrel urged Ingalls to send the specifics to legislative allies immediately as the special session aims to reduce state costs. Pickrel, though resigning as Democratic candidate for reelection, remains active in campaigning for the Democratic ticket.
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Columbus
David S. Ingalls
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Ohio
Pickrel
Intangible Tax Money To Be Distributed Soon
Distribution of 93 253 dollars of intangible tax money to municipalities school districts and libraries in the county will be made early next week announced by Arthur Gales deputy county auditor following a filing by Attorney General Gilbert Bettman. If the injunction suit is lost an additional 36652 dollars may be distributed to Lorain county. County Auditor C S Kelser says other department work is suspended to speed the distribution.
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Arthur Gales
Gilbert Bettman
Hamilton County
Lorain County
C. S. Kelser
Ohio governor’s salary cutting bills shelved in senate
In Columbus, Governor George White’s program to cut government salaries faced opposition as two administration bills were shelved. A Republican backed Nickels bill proposed heavier cuts to election board pay and precinct officials, saving counties about 502000 annually, starting next year. The Roche plan and state official reductions were also adjusted, with amendments likely to align schedules.
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Columbus
General Assembly
White
Senate
W. G Nickels
New
Philadelphia
Senate Economy Committee
Election Board
Senate Finance Committee
Robert L. Robe
Tiffin
Roche
Nickels
Four Die In Crescent Limited Train Collision at Greenville
BULLE. GREENVILLE Ala Sept 29 The Crescent Limited passenger train of the Louisville and Nashville system crashed head on with a freight train emerging from a siding near Greenville killing four persons and seriously injuring three others.
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Greenville
Ala
Crescent Limited
Louisville and Nashville
No Flour For Distribution Tomorrow
Red Cross flour supply exhausted with none available for distribution tomorrow. A L Werner, chairman, said a carload may arrive in time for Tuesday distribution. He noted that 11 752 sacks valued around 8000 dollars have been distributed by the local Red Cross chapter in the past five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
A. L. Werner
Fime
Werner
The
Steamer Pounds to Pieces in Heavy Seas Near Amatiznak Island
The States Line steamer Nevada, bound from Portland to the Orient with lumber flour and merchandise, grounded near Amatiznak Island in heavy seas. Survivors were on the beach as the Oregon Maru stood by and the President Madison steamed to the wreck at 16 knots. The Nevada previously reported a fire but it was believed extinguished. Seven Chinese passengers and 40 crew were aboard. Captain T W Johansen and others were being taken to Shanghai.
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ST. Paul Island
Alaska
States Line
Nevada
Amatiznak Island
Oregon
Madison
Portland
Orient
Puerto Rico Hurricane Devastation Reports Rise
Officials report 124 dead and 1,364 injured amid widespread ruin along Puerto Rico’s northeast coast after a hurricane. Death toll may reach 200 with far more injured as villages and crops suffer heavy damage. San Juan capital suffers major property loss. water and light services remain offline. Governor Beverley oversees rescue from the air and interior areas.
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San Juan
P R
Puerto Rico
Hts
James R. Beverley
Church Women Can Vegetables For The Needy
Women of the First Congregational church canned 333 jars of tomatoes and women of the Second Baptist church canned 115 jars yesterday for the city’s needy families. The tomatoes came from garden plots planted and cared for under Clay Scott, superintendent of gardens. Distribution will be made by Mayor W. H. Van Oster.
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The
First Congregational Church
Women of the
Second Baptist Church
Clay Scott
W. H. van Oster
Lindbergh Case Kidnapping Probe Moves to New Jersey
Harrisburg bulletin reports New Jersey officers head to question Dennis Lawrence, Passaic photographer, 30, in connection with the Lindbergh Jr kidnapping. The same dispatch notes Ohio United Presbyterian Synod’s 1933 meeting set for Muskingum Presbytery in Zanesville, after delegates at 1932 meeting urged enforcement ofProhibition and regulation of motion pictures.
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Harrisburg
New Jersey
Dennis Lawrence
Passaic
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Martins Ferry
Ohio United Presbyterian Synod
Muskingum Presbytery
Zanesville
Hurlers In Second Series Game Today
Lou Warneke, 22 year old right handed ace of the Chicago Cubs, starts for Grimm to even the World Series with the New York Yankees. Vernon Gomez, sensational left hander, opposes Warneke as McCarthy names him to face the Cubs. Gomez is the big question mark after unimpressive late season form.
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Lou Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
New York Yankees
Vernon
Gomez
Joe McCarthy
Warneke
Germany Unable to Pay Debt Beyond December
Washington reports Germany joins four European nations in postponing war debt payments to the United States. Secretary Mills says Germany may defer $7.5 million due tomorrow to 1934 as part payment of occupation costs, waiving the 90 day notice clause. Estonia Latvia and Poland also notified they cannot meet December 15 payments of 90 thousand, 37 thousand, and 1.125 million respectively.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Secretary of Treasury
Mills
von Prittwitz
Esthenia
Latvia
Poland
Lorain Man Drowns Fishing at Old Woman Creek
In Sandusky on September 29 Reynold Northam of Lorain, aged 2, drowned in ten feet of water while fishing in Old Woman Creek near Huron after tangling his line. Friends could not reach him before he sank.
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Sandusky
Reynold Northam
Lorain
Old Woman Creek
Huron
May Make Loan To China To Buy Wheat
Reconstruction Finance Corporation signals willingness to grant a loan to China for purchasing between 12 000 000 and 15 000 000 bushels of northwest wheat. The loan would meet legal specifications, with a ruling by the legal department due in a few days. Director Jesse Jones noted the Farmers National Grain Corporation backed the proposal and the case is under study.
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Bulletin
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
China
Jesse Jones
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Jones
Chicagoan Taken For Ride By Gangsters
The body of Richard Iron Barger, linked to South Side gangs, was found early today in the rear seat of a car, indicating a gangster ride murder. He had been shot multiple times through the head and back, police say.
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Bulletin
Chicago
Richard
Iron) Barger
South Side
Bright Spots In Business World
News in brief from multiple cities notes 10 percent wage hikes at Hornblower Weeks effective Oct 1 and 100 new hires since July 1. American Sheet and Tin Plate Co. in Elwood, Indiana reopens planned February 1932. NY Central and Baltimore & Ohio railroads to add 5,800 workers to car and locomotive shops next month. Sharon Steel Hoop Co. restarts Lowellville open hearth production boosting orders from auto sector. silk industry employment up 266 percent in August vs July and 25 percent higher than August 1931. Bessemer Lake Erie Railroad recalls 885 workers. Pennsylvania Railroad freight carloads for week ended Sept 24 total 8 424 cars versus 86 047 prior week. R L Polk reports August sales of commercial cars and trucks up 288 percent over July.
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Youngstown, O
Sharon Steel Hoop Co
Lowellville Open Hearth
Yankees and Cubs clash in World Series game two at Yankee Stadium
A brisk sunny day set the scene as New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs faced off in game two of the World Series at Yankee Stadium. Lonnie Warneke opposed Vernon Gomez as both clubs aimed to rebound. Gomez was slated to start for the Cubs while Demaree moved to center field against lefties and Koenig was replaced by Bill Forges at shortstop. Fans packed bleacher sections as tickets priced at 5.50 drew strong demand.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
U. P
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Yankees
Lonnie Warneke
Arkansas
Vernon Gomez
Cubs
Demaree
Gomez
Koenig
Bill Forges
Joe McCarthy
Bill Klem
Roy van Graflan
George Magerkurth
Bill Dinéeén
Mills Praises Hoover At Detroit Convention
Detroit September 29 Ogden L Mills secretary of the treasury urged Midwestern Republicans to back Hoover’s reconstruction program saying the president is the nation’s savior during a depression. He cited swift action and a steady hand in facing a grave crisis and warned about fear hampering recovery while outlining the administration’s response to banking and business pressures.
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Detroit
Mip
America
Hoover
Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Middle-West
Michigan
Mills
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Shortage Tied to Cuyahoga Treasury Embezzlement Trial
Testimony in a Cleveland case alleges a half million dollar shortage in the Cuyahoga County treasury. Maurice Maschke and five associates face embezzlement charges as examiners reveal irregularities after 1926, with $477,000 in marked payments not present. State records show receipt stubs concealed to hide shortages and a manipulated tax collection process.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Maurice Maschke
Treasury
Fred J. Haller
Alex Bernstein
Maschke
Charles Bernstein
Alex
Herman Finkle
Henry Beckerman
H. H. Felsman
Haller
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Boosters Club
Ingalls
Ohio General Assembly
George White
Lindbergh
Hurlers
Lon Warneke
Hornblower & Weeks
Stock Exchange
Elwood
Ind
American Sheet & Tin Plate Co
New York Central Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Silk Association of America
Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad
U. S. Steel Corp
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. L. Polk & Co
Warneee
Detroi
Secretary of the Treasury
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