Night school opens Tuesday in Elyria
Elyria’s annual night school for adults, run by the City Board of Education with the State Department of Education, will begin next Tuesday night and run 24 weeks with Tuesday and Thursday sessions from 7 to 9 PM. Classes include woodworking, machine shop practice, sewing, and more with high school credit possible after four sessions.
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Elyria
City Board of Education
State Department of Education
R. C. Maston
Board of Curation
F. A Dusthimer
Ray R Ross
FE Tuthill
Mabel Eubanks
Board of Education
State Department
Bandits derail train in Indo-China murder French official
Chinese bandits armed with machine guns derailed the International train from Yunnan fu today and killed a French railway official. The attackers escaped without booty as troops pursued them after the derailment near Lielang with Chinese authorities cooperating in the search.
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Hanoi
Yunnanfu
Yunnan Province
Lielang
Parliament to Adjourn as Election Decision Delayed
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told the House of Commons parliament would adjourn, putting the general election on hold temporarily. He noted the emergency session would end around October 9, with the Lords setting October 7 as the likely adjournment date unless unexpected events occur.
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London
wPr
J. Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Lord Reading
House of Lords
Ohio Forecast Calls for Warmer Night Then Showers
The forecast predicts fair and warmer conditions tonight in Ohio. Thursday will bring increasing clouds and warmer temperatures with showers near the lakes by Thursday afternoon or night. Previous highs include Phoenix 98 and Abilene 90, with Northfield and Edmonton at 30.
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Ohio
Northfield
Edmonton
Winnemuda
Plan Dedication of Theology Building at Oberlin
The formal dedication of Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology building will be held Sunday and Monday October 11 and 12. Participants include President William J. Hutchins and Rev. Ernest F. Tittle. Events include a Sunday sermon by Hutchins at 4 16 p m an informal reception and building inspection. and Monday convocation at 11 30 a m luncheon at 12 45 p m and dedication service at 2 30 p m with an address by Albert W Beaven.
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Oberlin
Graduate School of Theology
William J. Hutchins
Ernest F. Tittle
Berea College
Berea
Kentucky
Shipherd Hall
D. D
Evanston
Illinois
Albert W. Beaven
Colgata
Rochester Theological Seminary
Julius J Arne Suggests Program for Better Times
Julius H Barnes, Hoover adviser and United States Chamber of Commerce chair, urged a national program at the American Electric Railway Association meeting. He called for international cooperation, stronger employment, and a overhaul of antitrust laws while preserving private enterprise and winding down emergency government operations.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Hoover
Julius H. Barnes
United States Chamber of Commerce
Barnes
American Electric Railway
United States
World Court
Farm Board
National’ Treasury
Doles
Juror Challenge Heard Over Lorain County Jury List
Lorain County Common Pleas Court will hear Vic McGee's plea in abatement on October 10 challenging the September term grand and petit jury list. McGee alleges one juror, Lewis R. Jones of Lorain, is not a county resident and unqualified under law, potentially affecting 32 indictments.
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Lorain County
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Vic McGee
Lorain
William Quillan
McGee
Charles Ives
Elyria
B. H. Vogler
Common Pleas
John Harding
Lewis R. Jones
Jones
Thompson
Lst
Exhumation of Former Judge Curtiss in Ypsilanti
The body of Darwin E. Curtiss, former municipal judge at Ypsilanti, was exhumed and taken to the University of Michigan for poison tests. Sheriff Andres and Deputy Osborn retrieved the remains from Highland cemetery, with Dr. John Brugher conducting the examinations.
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Ann Arbor
Darwin E. Curtiss
Ypsilin Tl
University of Michigan
Jacob Andres
John Osborn
Highland Cemetery
Ypsilanti
Miss Keller
Geo. W. Sample
John Brugher
University
380 Bridges To Be Built In Ohio
Walter J. Smith of the state highway department will submit specifications for about 280 bridges to be built in Ohio this winter. Federal inspection is needed because the project uses roughly 800000 dollars in federal funds. Governor White proposed the winter program as an unemployment relief measure.
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Ohio
Columbus
Walter J. Smith
State Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
O. W. Merrell
White
Hurry Bird Coloring Contest Ends Friday Night
Citizens urged to submit colorings of the red eyed bird for this week’s Chronicle Telegram contest. Mail or deliver entries to the office before midnight Friday. top boy and girl win a Birdland Coloring kit as a prize.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Tz Moore
Birdland
Serio us Labor Outbreak in Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police patrolled debris strewn Estevan streets where two striking miners were killed and more than 20 injured in a fierce pitched battle. Twelve of the wounded were officers, one a girl. The clash followed a mayoral order against parading and echoed Winnipeg Strike tensions of 1919. Nine operators deny responsibility, blaming Communists for the dispute.
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Estevan
Sask
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Fistevan
Bannatyne
Canada
Winnipeg
Murder plot deepens in Collings case at Norwalk
Norwalk authorities pursue links after a body washed ashore on Long Island is tentatively identified as Wil lam Smith, missing Norwalk mechanic. Legrand and Richard Raymond, gulf proprietors, say the man resembles Smith and note a belt buckle bearing an S. They report Dr. Louis Ritchie, veterinarian, hosted police after an anonymous tip about Benjamin Collings’s murder aboard the Penguin.
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Norwalk
Conn
Long Island
Willam Smith
Legrand
Richard Raymond
Smith
Louis Ritchie
Benjamin Collings
Stammford
Ritchie
Collings
Penguin
Long Island Sound
Kitchin
Florida
Raymond Brothers
Eri
Two Killed In Warren Crime Flurry
In Warren Ohio a violent incident at an alleged speakeasy on Clinton street leaves two men dead Earl Gamble 40 and George Spraggins 26 of Cleveland. Three others including George Barret and John David suffer critical injuries as a getaway car crashes after the holdup. Police found a wrecked auto nearby with unconscious men. Witnesses say Davis fired the fatal shot at Gamble without provocation.
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Warren
Earl Gamble
George Spraggins
Cleveland
Warren City Hospital
George Barret
John David
Warren Hospital
Davis
Gamble
Special Service On Big Series Opens Baseball Extra
The Chronicle-Telegram will publish a baseball extra on the 1931 World Series opening tomorrow at Sportamsa s Park Saint Louis. A Chronicle-Telegram radio at Second Street will provide a play by play account. George Kirkeey will supervise United Press coverage with J Louie and Cameron in charge.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Sportamsa
Elyria Plans Halloween Celebration Revival
A community Halloween celebration returns in Elyria with a parade scheduled for Friday October 30 at 7 p.m. Representatives from service clubs and fraternal groups organized a committee naming officers and five subcommittees for parade, lighting, refreshments, publicity, and music.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
D Tectors
A. H. West
James A. Hewitt
George L. Richwine
N D Backus
EL J Stankard
George Colburn
W. C. McClellan
J. B Johnson
Ernest Jones
A M. Hannaford
Deaths and Democratic Victories Tie House Seats
Washington reports off year elections produce a numerical tie in the next House with six seats to fill. Democrats show gains, including Robert P. Johnson winning Missouri’s seventh district by about 9,000 votes over John W. Palmer. Ohio’s first district and Mooney’s seventh district are noted as pivotal battlegrounds in a protracted contest between two young anti prohibition candidates.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Missouri
Robert P. Johnson
Samuel C. Major
John W. Palmer
Congress
Johnson
Ohio
Charles A. Mooney
Mooney
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Cincinnati
Driveway Dispute Leads to $1000 Suit in Lorain
Jessie Canales and Lo Rain filed suit against Fred and Pauline Straus of Lorain for $1000 alleging damages from a boundary misunderstanding affecting a shared driveway. Plaintiffs seek a restraining order to stop obstruction of the driveway.
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Panes
Jessie Canales
Lorain
Fred
Pauline Straus
France's Premier Explains Prosperity Amid Neighbors Suffering
Pierre Laval, premier of France, argues France stays wealthy through balanced spending, agricultural diversification, tariffs, controlled emigration, and bold taxation. He cites stabilizing the franc in 1926, repatriation of foreign investors, and a strong Bank of France as pillars, noting low unemployment and substantial loans to neighbors since 1928.
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United Press
Paris
Pierre Laval
France
United Press Today
America
Laval
Canada
United States
Poincare
Neasanta
Pronech
London
Amsterdam
New York
Sete
Bank of France
Dole
England
Ecuf
Unemployment Riots Clash With Police at London Locations
Police clash with mobs in London during renewed unemployment riots outside the British Museum and Bow Street station. Demonstrators, including many women, were trampled as mounted police charged the crowds and injuries were reported.
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Bulletin
London
British Museum
Bow Street
Premier Laval to Leave France for U S Visit in October
Paris bulletin reports Premier Pierre Laval will depart France to reach President Hoover in New York around October 80. The cabinet announced the plan and Laval may sail on October 14, with details pending.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
France
Hoover
New York
Man pleads guilty to second degree murder in Lorain
Lorain 32 year old Mike Caloyanis pleaded guilty to second degree murder over the August 12 shooting of Anna Andros. Judge W B Thompson sentenced him to life in the Ohio Penitentiary after district attorney and defense changes left him without counsel until appointed.
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Basil Dzlama
Lorain
Mike Caloyanis
Ohio
Caloganis
Anna Andros
East 30Th Street
Oama
Caloyanis
Dziama
Caloyan
Don W. Myers
Fracture from ladder fall injures Carl Wolf
Carl Wolf of 352 Eighth Street fell 18 feet from a ladder while removing an awning at his home. He sustained a broken right leg above the ankle and received treatment at Eyrla Memorial Hospital.
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Carl Wolf
Eighth Street
Eyrla Memorial Hospital
Landscaping Plans At Tuberculosis Impatorium Considered
Plans for landscaping drive ways and grading at the tubers culosis impatorium were presented to the county building commission. The commission will consider the plans and costs at their next meeting. Bids for draperies were taken yesterday and sterilizers and water filters may be purchased later.
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Tubers Culosis Impatorium
County Building Commission
C. D. Murray
Student Aid Office Opens Afternoons at Franklin School
The City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations decided to run an afternoon Student Aid office in the Franklin School building with a paid supervisor. Mrs. Jessie Robbing was employed to manage the office, on duty after 4 p.m. daily, to assist with scholarship funds and shoe distribution for needy children to stay in school.
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City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Franklin School
Jessie Robbing
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Central Press
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Wendel
Tobias Stansbury
Premier
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