Padlocks Ordered on 46 Places in Northern Ohio
Judge Samuel H. West grants 46 padlock injunctions in the northern district of Ohio at a federal hearing. The order closes residences stores pool rooms garages hotels and soft drink parlors for alleged possession and sale of intoxicating liquors. Names of lessees and locations across Cleveland Lorain Campbell Ravenna Massillon and Akron appear in the list of ordered closures.
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Cleveland, O
Samuel H. West
Ohio
Ius
Cleveland
Pete Chcis
Tennant
John Klarik
Masury
J. W. Lawrence
Andrew
Anna Klein
Lorain
Frank Justin
Ella Justin
John Felip
Gideon Serber
Tony Foll
Ravenna
Paul de Michael
Kaherine Balas
Camphill
Redence
John Doe
Harvey Frye
Duncan Street
Massilon
Dick Perroso
Domine Valentine
Akron
Dominick DeHoris
Lesses
Petro Rommuno
Campbell
Former Lorain Woman Honored at Downton Jubilee
Scores of Lorain County residents attended the Diamond Jubilee at St Francis Convent in Tiffin marking Sister Mary Alacoque her 75th year in the convent and celebrating Sister Anastacia’s gold anniversary. Special service crowned Sister Alacoque and Sister Anastacia with golden wreaths.
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Tiffin Convent
Lorain County
St. Joseph Hospital
Lorain
St. Francis Convent
Tiffin
Mary Alcoque
Anastacia
Ambrose
Lucy
St Joseph's Hospital
Legion
Jupiler
Carl J. Alter
Toledo
Alacoque
Havana Maintains Heavy Guard Amid Rebel Outbreaks
Havana Cuba Aug 21 Heavy guard maintained after two days of scattered shooting. Police Chief Rafael Carrera announced a rigid search for concealed arms ongoing with 10 000 rounds of ammunition seized and numerous small arms. Fire ladders kept ready for roof defense and air lines notified passes required for all outbound travelers to stop rebel escapes.
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Havana
Cuba
Passibe
Rafael Carrera
Gibra
Hologuin
Air Mnes
Two Oberlin Men Held in Drug Store Burglary
Two Oberlin men aged 20 are held by Seehitt Clarence Adams for investigation in a Tobin Drug Store burglary in Oberlin. Entry was made via a basement window and $6 in cash along with cigars and cigarettes were stolen. Accidental shooting blamed for death in Medina as Dr. J. M. Brown, 47, died during target practice after county investigation.
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Oberlin
Seehitt
Clarence Adams
Tobin Drug
Medina
J. M. Brown
Medina County
Ohio Weather Forecast Tonight and Saturday Mild Change
Generally fair tonight in Ohio with cool air and little temperature shift. Tomorrow looks fair and slightly warmer, with favorable conditions continuing as a cool, tranquil pattern holds through Saturday. The report notes yesterday’s high readings in other cities and provides today’s low temps for select locations.
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Ohio
Phoenix
Williston
Havre
Cochrane
Pere Arthur
White River
Grace Lutheran Church to Install Rev F J Schumm
Grace Lutheran church here will install Rev F J Schumm as pastor on Sunday August 30 at 8:00 p m. Rev J Franklin Yount of Akron English District will officiate and Rev K H Ehlers of Lakewood will give the address. Schumm arrives from Pittsburgh Pa after over ten years of ministry during which a new church edifice was built.
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F. J. Schumm
Graca Lutheran Church
J. Franklin Yount
Akron
Missouri Synod
K. H. Ehlers
Lakewood
Schumm
Harry C. Muhly
Elyria
Pittsburgh
Grace Church
Rev
Muhly
Detroit
Lynching Party Halted By Rain
Aug 21 in Clairsville Ohio a severe storm stopped an attempted lynching of Alvin and Jesse Morris accused in the death of Emil Vandyne. Deputies found the mob on a covered bridge to the Morris home after rain disrupted the plan. A child, Wyonn Albright, was lightly injured by a car nearby and treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Clairsville
Alvin
Jesse Morris
Emil Vandyne
Peavine Creek
Morris
Wyonn Albright
State Street
Memorial Hospital
Post Office At Oberlin To Move To Main Street
Oberlin government selects west side of South Main street for a new post office building to be under construction within months. The 163 foot frontage will include Oberlin Laundry, Jones Monumental Works, Home Restaurant and Dyer's Battery Shop. Government accepts $25 000 for the site and engineers will review abstracts before payment. Building planned to be completed before Oberlin's 1933 Centennial.
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Oberlin
South Main Street
Telephone
Oberlin Laundry
Jones Monumental Works
Dyer’s
Post Office Department
Quarrel on Show Boat Cruise Linked to Fujimura Vanishing
New York Aug 21 investigators sought clues aboard the liner Bergenland after Hisaki Fujimura disappeared following a quarrel with Mary Reisner a former actress believed to be a governess on the voyage A sketch artist Jan Ribas heard shouting in the Japanese importer's cabin the night before the disappearance noting Reisner's alleged romantic entanglement Fujimura has not been seen since and was not located when the ship docked.
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New York
Hisaki Fujimura
Mary Reisner
Bergenland
Fujimura
Jan Ribas
Ribes
Ribas
J. Edward Lumbard
United States
Two Pedestrians Die In Dayton Auto Accidents
In Dayton Ohio two pedestrians Thomas Hawking and Charles Heileman both 74 and 70 died after being struck by cars on downtown streets. Each suffered fractured skulls. No drivers were held. In Cleveland Ohio Lee Echoenhair a noted local filer announced he will enter the 15000 Thompson Trophy Race at the National Air Races later this month.
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Dayton
UPI
Thomas Hawking
Charles Heileman
Cleveland, O
Lee Echoenhair
Cleveland
Robbery at Standard Of Filing Station Near Lorain
A second robbery at the Standard Of Filing station on Lake road west of Lorain was reported to Sheriff Clarenas Adams. The safe containing $95 was carried away, broken open, and discarded along Kolbe road. Police believe three men carried the safe during the early morning break in at about 3 a.m. Attendant Paul Hoffman had been robbed of $200 days earlier when struck at closing time.
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Lake Road
Lorain
Clarenas Adams
Kolbe Road
Amherst
Adams
Depoy
Paul Chapman
Paul Hoffman
Whenn
Lottery News To Be Banned
Acting Postmaster general Arch Coleman announced that United Press Associated Press and International News Service will not carry news of sweepstakes lotteries. They will refrain from distributing stories or photographs related to sweepstakes lotteries to their members and clients.
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Washington
Arch Coleman Today
United Press
Post Office Department
Coleman
Associated Press
International News Service
Blaze Destroys Farm Barn on Avon Belden Road
Fire sparked by threshing machine ripped through a large barn and grain at the Frank Riegelnberger farm on the Avon Belden road Thursday. Dover fire department arrived too late to save the barn and grain. a tool house and outbuilding were also destroyed. Barn measured about 60 by 70 feet.
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Frank, Riegelnberger
Avon- Belden Road
Dover
Five Named At Dope Peddling Ring Leaders
Federal narcotics agents named five reputed members of the Solly Hart Hymie Martin gang as ringleaders of a dope ring in Cleveland. One leader arrested. four others sought. The probe ties to the Potter murder case and to Moe Davis and Louis Rothkopf, with Hart in jail on other charges.
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Solly Hart-Hymie Martin Gang
Cleveland
uPi
Solly Hart-Hymie Martin
O. F. Johnson
Hart
Jos Cohen
Cohen
William E. Potter
Moe Davis
Louis Rothkopf
Potter
Hothkopf
Detroit
Windsor
Pittsburgh
Martin
Davis
Roethkopf
Martin’sompany
Puittsburgh
Sally Hart
Dn County
Kleinman
Langman
Plans for State Relief Begin in Columbus
Governor White's emergency relief committee headed by Adjt. Gen. Frank D. Henderson approves winter relief activities. Local agencies are asked to adopt the Columbus plan to can surplus vegetables and fruits for distribution to the needy as sessions continue. The Ohio American Legion also pledges aid to Hoover and Governor.
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Columbus
White
Frank D. Henderson
Henderson
Relief Committee
Legion
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Paul M. Herbert
Hoover
Cleveland Man Freed In Probe Of Brass Theft
Police freed Andrew Fryzel of Cleveland in a probe into the theft of about 800 pounds of brass from the Elyria Brass and Bronze Company. Larry Kraelkowicz remains in custody for further investigation as both men were arrested and turned over to Elyria police. A separate report from Cincinnati details Edward Smith 21 and Lee Aminel 14 overpowering guards at Longview State hospital and escaping with the facility keys.
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Cleveland
Andrew Fryzel
Elyria Brase and Bronze Company
Larry Kraelkowicz
Elyria Police
Hospital Cincinnati
Longview State Hospital
Edward Smith
Cincinnati
Lee Aminel
Middletown
Gifford to Take Charge of Relief Work Monday
President Hoover forms a national unemployment relief board with Walter S. Gifford as chairman. Telegrams go to 61 prominent citizens to join advisory committee as Gifford moves to Washington and Camp Rapidan for planning. The aim is to ensure no American goes hungry this winter with local agencies bearing primary relief duties.
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Washington
Hoover
Walter S. Gifford
Gifford
Camp Rapidan
America Telephone and Telegraph Company
Commerce Department
William J. O'Connor
White House
New York
Mr. Hoover
National Organization
Pierre DuPont
Matthew Sloan
Silas Strawn
William Green
Matthew Woll
A. F. of
E. Johnston
John R. Mott
Martin Carmody
Supreme Knight
Knights of Columbus
A. M. Silver
Cleveland
Newton Baker
Lillian Gilbreth
Mortrair
N. J
John F. Sipple
Federation of Women's Clubs
L. J. Taber
National Grange
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Lindberghs to resume flight to Tokyo Saturday
The Lockheed seaplane carrying Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh rested in Muroton Bay Kuriles after engine trouble. They towed ashore for repairs and planned to proceed to Memuro and then Tokyo, weather calm, seas treacherous outside.
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Tokio
Lockheed
Charles A. Lindbergh
Japan
Muroton Bay
Kuriles Islands
Lindbergh
Ketol Islet
Kuriles
Hawks Flight Breaks New Record In Fort Worth
Frank Hawks former Army captain and author of Speed set a new air record flying 1400 miles from New York to Fort Worth in 7 hours 57 minutes at 187 mph landing with New York papers. He previously held the NY Fort Worth record of 8 hours 30 minutes. The trip was made to see his mother in California. In a separate note a body of Ida Southam was found floating in a quarry in Berea Ohio. authorities say death by suicide is suspected.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Frank Hawks
New York
Hawks
Evansville
New York Morning
Oid
Mad Hawks
California
New York-Fort Worth
Berea, O
Ida Southam
Berea
Wen
Robbers Hold 3 As Prisoners In Home For Hours
In Cincinnati on August 21, three men posing as a husband returned to the Gorey Mathias home and held two women and a boy for five hours. They ransacked the house taking $146 from a chest, knocked one woman down a stairway, and shot and killed the family parrot before fleeing after disconnecting the telephone.
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Cincinnati
Ruth Gorey
Jessie Mathias
Harry Mathias
Auto Demonstration Misread as Theft at Local Dealership
A dealer lent a car for a demonstration to a man for his wife yesterday morning. The car was not immediately returned leading to a theft report. Police were notified but the car was later found to be returned with the odometer showing an extra 50 miles.
Governor George White Celebrates Birthday in Office
Columbus Ohio August 21 Governor George White marks his 39th birthday anniversary. He spends most of the day at the state offices while his wife Mrs Mary White, Mistress of the tension, directs to refuse outside invitations.
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Columbus
George White
Deak
Mary White
Ornor
Wickersham Report Details Costly Crime Landscape
The Wickersham Commission’s 13th report, The Coat of Crime, estimates crime costs the nation over a billion dollars, with Federal justice at 52.8 million annually and 300 cities spending 247.7 million. It urges further investigation into racketeering and wasteful local criminal justice systems.
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Washington
Wickersham
America
Forest Fire Threatens Quartzburg and Surrounding Towns
Boise Idaho August 21 Forest fires raging from central Idaho basin threaten Placerville Centerville and have driven Quartzburg residents to a Placerville baseball park. Early reports say lives may be lost though unverified. flames from Boise Basin merged into a huge conflagration endangering nearby hamlets and camps.
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Boise
Idaho
Quartzburg
Placerville
Centerville
Quartsburg
Boise Basin
W. Robdaeson
United Prom
Robinson
Ball Pasik
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Elysza
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Lake Road Station
Lottery
Avon
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Siberia
Ketoi
Mrs. Dwight Morrow
New York- Fort Worth
Wickersham Groups
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