Jolson Challenged Gallery After Bottle Hit Jolson and Keeler
In Los Angeles at the Olympic Auditorium two men were jailed after a whisky bottle was hurled during a seventh round of a Hank Hankinson vs George Godfrey duel. Jolson jumped from ringside to escort Ruby Keeler outside then challenged the gallery to fight. Chico Marz was lightly injured and Chico Marx sustained a cut from glass. Theo dore Watts, 27, booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Otis Flenoy, 24, held as a material witness.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Auditorium
Chico Marz
al Jolson
Ruby Keeler
Glenn
Jolson
Miss Keeler
Marx
George Godfrey
Hank Hankinson
Ohio
Chico Marx
Betty Marx
Lupe Velez
Frank Fay
Barbara Stanwyck
Max Baer
Theodore Watts
Otis Flenoy
Erhart BRIEFS MISS KENNEDY VISITS RELATIVES
Ruth Kennedy and a Michigan friend visit grandmother Mrs. Augusta Neff for the week. Tony Strittmatter hosts visitors in Cleveland. Hachenburg reunion at Medina Fairgrounds draws attendees. Helen Strittmatter visits Cleveland. Junior Strittmatter returns from an eight day Duluth boat trip. Nettleton and companions visit Chippewa Lake, with Norris family visiting friends at Chippewa Lake. Morris family visits Berea.
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Briefs Erhart
Ruth Kennedy
Michigan
Augusta Neff
Tony Strittmatter
Cleveland
Art Haines
Ed. Fries
Bert Meyer
Hachenburg
Medina Fairgrounds
Helen Strittmatter
Junior Strittmatter
Duluth
A. EB. Nettleton
Cougheil
J. M. Norris
Chippewa Lake
J. M. Morris
Marie
Berea
Constructive criticism in Roosevelts era debate
Cromwell argues about constructive criticism directed at FDR and administration plans. He says critics are labeled not constructive, discusses differing viewpoints, and warns criticism often targets the person rather than ideas, risking personal affronts and childish reactions.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Court Plan
Sta
Roosevelt and critics clash over constructive criticism
The piece argues that leaders and groups often misjudge criticism, noting that in any era a single individual or faction can press its views on others. It warns of unbridled critique leading to authoritarian outcomes and questions the existence of true constructive criticism across minds and movements.
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Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Progressive Class to Meet at M E Church Sunday School
The Progressive Class of the M E Church Sunday School plans a Thursday evening meeting in the church parlors. Several local families, including Mr. and Mrs F H Lewis, are mentioned in this community update with plans and visits noted for the week.
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Vincent
M. E. Church
F. H. Lewis
Gon. James
P. H. C. Lodge
Elyria
Markley Busy Bee
Camp Crag
Cascade Park
L. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ellen Langton
Byer
Ridgeville
Luther McIntire
Estabell
Marion
Portsmouth
Ohio
C. E. McIntire
White's Landing
Manafield
Paul McIntire
Mansfield
J. G. Morris
Paul Lane
L. H. Keller
Baltimore
Maryland
Turks shed religion for modernization under Mustapha Kemal
The Turks, led by their dictator Mustapha Kemal, appear to resist modernization of religion only in rhetoric while largely accepting it in practice. Conscious hypocrisy is described as relatively uncommon in the assessment.
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Mustapha Kemal
You And Your Child You And Your Child By Jane Herbert Goward
Dorothy drenched by Uncle Jim with the garden hose, but she zips. Dorothy explains she sprayed him first and Uncle Jim defends rough play as a way to bond. The article notes Jim treats Dorothy with gruff familiarity while the child tests limits.
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Dorothy
Jim
Mother
Marian
Uncle Jim
Confession In Ohio Slaying Reported
Columbiana county authorities say John Bergwardt 23 confessed to shooting his mother in law Ruth Cranston 47 as she read in bed at her Knox township home. He says revenge for estrangement from her daughter Evelyn Mae Cranston 20 who divorced him in June 1936. Bergwardt to be arraigned on first degree murder. shotgun found near Westville Lake.
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Lisbon
Columbiana
John Bergwardt
Ruth Cranston
Knox Township
Bergwardt
Harry Gosney
William Cranston
Cranston
Westville Lake
Sheriff Gosney
Miss Cranston
New Cumberland
W. Va
Ohio State University adds flexible entry path for undecided students
Ohio State University launches an autumn quarter program offering waived requirements for students exploring fields with counselor guidance. Students may enroll in any department fitting prior training, guided by advisers to broaden future options. In Coshocton a real estate man learns his house sits on a neighbor’s lot after a utility survey reveals the mislocated structure.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Coshocton
Thomas W. Karr
Karr
A. J. McIntyre
Jay Abbott
Sheriff Abbott
Garden dispute spurs sheriff inquiry on 305 McIntyre lot
In Marietta, Abbott reportedly cultivated a garden on 305 McIntyre property, with local action unclear. In Columbus, Ohio’s prison population of over 36,000 faces rising food costs. welfare director Margaret Allman warns $3,733,000 may fall short for inmates, noting bean prices more than doubled. A 14 year old farm boy, Ralph Johnson, suffers a broken leg after a wagon incident with a calf on the farm.
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Abbott
McIntyre
Karracada
Abbbott
Marietta
Ralph Johnson
Ralph
Jane
Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Allman
Atate Welfare
Escapee in South Africa Fleeing with Handcuffs and Chain
Northern Transvaal police search for a dangerous prisoner who escaped, taking the handcuffs and a heavy chain that bound him to a large wooden block. The escape prompts a manhunt across the region.
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Northern Transvaal
South Africa
Woman Identified As Harding's Secretary
Columbus report identifies a 76 year old woman found dead in obscurity as Elizabeth Cooper, Harding's secretary from 1914 to 1921. She arrived in Columbus two years prior, with little known of her life after Harding era. A small dog Mitzi kept vigil at her bedside after death. Also noted is the death of Albert Christopherson in Copenhagen at age 78.
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Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Ohioan
Elizabeth Cooper
Cooper
Harding
U. S. Senate
Hairdressers Guild charges inadequate state inspection forces
In Cleveland a Hairdressers Guild of Ohio statement argues the state fails to adequately enforce cosmetology laws and allocate license fees to the State Board. Guild incorporator Frederick Siegel calls for more inspectors based on merit, not politics, as a safeguard for the public. In Urbana, Oak Dale Cemetery ordinances still ban autos and require horse hitching posts, but no horses or posts exist. town council seeks to amend outdated rules.
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Cleveland
Ole
State Board of Cosmetology
Frederick Siegel
Urbana
Oak Dale Cemetery
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Howe
Carter
Peme
Boake Carter
Jimmie Cromwell
Doris Duke
America
Sohio Aros
Tientsin
China
Mr. Roosevelt
Ciated
R. J. Fitch
Jane Herbert Goward
Ohio News
By Denys Wortman
Albert Christopherson
H. M. Stanley
Dr. Livingstone
Africa
Copenhagen
Denmark
Branson
Glen Rogers Motors, Tuc. Inc
East Bridge Street
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