Police fire on communists in Dresden riot kills nine
In Dresden on January 26 a mob of 800 Communists clashed with police at a public hall. Nine workers were killed and 11 injured as chairs and beer mugs flew and exits jammed, while police fired to disperse the crowd after attempting to clear the hall. The incident followed incitement by former army officer First Lieutenant Fraedrich.
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Dresden
Germany
Altona
Hamburg
Fraedrich
Officers Reserve Club Hears Colonel Hawley Speak
Lorain County Officers Reserve Club met at the National Guard Armory with Colonel H. H. Hawley of Cleveland as the speaker. He discussed problems of today on wars and government appropriations for army maintenance and announced next meeting on February 8 with a talk on diplomatic defeats at foreign conferences since World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Officers Reserve Club
National Guard
H. H. Hawley
Cleveland
Hawley
Lorain County
AGH HI Y Club Initiates 18 Elyria Boys
Eighteen Elyria boys were initiated into the Junior HI Y Club at the YMCA last night. Initiated were William Fox Nelson Fox John Radebaugh William Lauck Fred Welly Carl Demos Herbert Baldauf Robert Penfound Richard Anderson George Johnson Edward Baldauf Gus Apai Nick DeFazio Richard Urig Ralph Emerick Eugene Graber Wallace Forbes and Kenneth Mills. The club planned a return basketball game with the Amherst Congregational church team at the YMCA gym at 4 p.m. The YMCA Junior team will meet the Amherst Congregational Juniors in a preliminary game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
William Fox
Nelson Fox
John Radebaugh
William Lauck
Fred Welly
Carl Demos
Herbert Baldauf
Robert Penfound
Richard Anderson
George Johnson
Edward Baldauf
Gus Apai
Nick DeFazio
Richard Urig
Ralph Emerick
Eugene Graber
Wallace Forbes
Kenneth Mills
Not Guilty Now in Larceny Indictments
Carl Kapron and Ray Urbanski of Lorain and Guy Davidson of Wallington were found not guilty of burglary and larceny charges. The verdict came from Judge W. B. Thompson’s court after nearly five hours of jury deliberation. The trio was accused of breaking into three Wellington area homes on August 24 while residents attended the Wellington fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kapron
Ray Urbanski
Lorain
Guy Davidson
Wallington
W. B. Thompson
Wellington
Fined $100 By The Mayor
Joseph Kaiser of 324 West River Street was fined $100 and costs for driving while intoxicated after arraignment before Mayor W H Van Oster. He was arrested by Patrolman C E Parker and Ernest Oldag following a collision with a parked car on Broad Street at about 1 15 A M. The mayor suspended his driving privilege in Elyria for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kaiser
West River Street
W. H. van Oster
C. E. Parker
Ernest Oldag
Broad Street
Elyria
Award of damages upheld in Margaret Bevin case
Ohio Supreme Court today upheld a damages award for Margaret Bevin who was injured in the home of Margaret Griffiths where she worked. Bevin's injury occurred when she was knocked against a door by a large dog owned by Griffiths, a verdict previously reversed by the Lorain County court of appeals after an initial loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Margaret Bevin
Margaret Griffiths
Ohio Supreme Court
Bevin
Davis Sentenced for Petit Larceny of Blanket
Charles Neisy Davis was fined five dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in the county jail by Major W H Van Oster on a petit larceny charge. Police said Davis, intoxicated, stole a blanket from a Wilmot Printing Company machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles (Neisy) Davis
W. H. van Oster
Wilmot Printing Company
Davis
Fellowship Supper At M. F. Church Draws Hundreds
About five hundred members attended a church supper at First Methodist church. Dr E J Bond led the meeting introducing an Easy Plan debt financing, selling 563 shares to 240 buyers from a 1632 member group. Marie Virginia Reisinger of Elyria was granted a divorce from LeRoy F Reisinger on cross neglect of duty with alimony set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
First Methodist Church
E. J. Bond
Marie Virginia Reisinger
Elyria
LeRoy F. Reisinger
A. R. Webber
Army Air Corps awards $3.88 million for new planes
War Department contracts totaling 3,880,001.51 dollars were issued for new airplanes and spare parts. Five American airplane manufacturing companies shared the order, signaling a vast expansion in U S Army Air Corps equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Army Air Corps
War Department
Oberlin Light Rate Delayed After Arbitration Accident
Arbitration on Oberlin's light rate was postponed after Dr Henry Riggs 72 a member suffered a broken leg and bruises in a Perrysville accident. The panel including Howell Wright and Roy Hasselman will consider a proposed 59 kWh rate of 2.95 for average domestic use while the municipal plant plan proceeds at an estimated 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Board of
Henry Riggs
Perrysville
Toledo
L. A. Sears
Riggs
Ann Arbor
Woman cyclist sues over 1931 Ohio motorcycle collision
Nona Buchanan of New Kensington Pennsylvania sues John Loezi of Oberlin Ohio seeking $20000 for injuries from a motorcycle collision near Coitsville on August 23 1931. She alleges Loezi swerved to pass another car while she was passing his vehicle on the Coitsville New Castle road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loezi
South Main Street
Oberlin
Coitsville
Ohio
Nona Buchanan
New Kensington
New Castle
Death of Mrs Luisa Schrader in Florence Township
Mrs Luisa Schrader died this morning at 7 at her sister Mrs Bertha Shafer’s home in Florence township. She had lived most of her life in the city and is survived by a daughter Lydia Schrader and three sisters, two brothers. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Shafer home with Rev John B Gordon presiding. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery, Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luisa Schrader
Bertha Shafer
Lorence Township
Lydia Schrader
Columbus Street
Florence
Mary Keller
Kipton
Elizabeth Schrader
Brownhelm
David Bonnette
Henrietta
Charles
Palmetto
Florida
John B. Gordon
The
Gospel Mission
Elyria
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Carrie M Travis Dies Suddenly In Cleveland
Carrie M Travis wife of Chas Travis aged 62 died yesterday at Emergency Clinic Cleveland. Former Elyria resident born August 23, 1882 in Kinsman Ohio member of Kinsman M E church Survived by husband five daughters Helen Reese Laura Lalone Evelyn Ada Lillian seven children and mother Services Saturday at Tavilor funeral home at 1 pm Rev R Bd Neighbour officiating burial Ridgelawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Travis
Chas. Travis
Lake Shore Boulevard
Cleveland
Emergency Clinic
Travis
Elyria
Kinsman
Ohio
Kinsman M. E. Church
Helen Reese
Laura Lalone
Evelyn Travis
Ada Travis
Lillian Travis
Arthur
Charles, Jr
Gordon
Tavilor
Rev. R. Bd
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Farmers Stand Off as Foreclosure Threat Looms
A crowd of farmers gathers as Kramp faces foreclosure after a finance firm demanded $800 within three weeks. Ralph Weaver of Fostoria leads the seizure group while Seneca County Farm Bureau and local officials urge nonviolence and negotiate a renewal of the note at 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Ralph Weaver
Fostoria
Crom
W. S. Cory
Seneca County Farm Bureau
Association of Trustees
Seneca County
Cory
Ladd
Kramp
Lightning Days Rule Johannesburg Climate Patterns
In Johannesburg, South Africa, records show an average of 111 lightning days per year, highlighting frequent electrical activity and a notable climate pattern for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesberg
South Africa
Missionary Sogiet Talks on China at Oberlin Meeting
The Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Butcher’s Hing Street home for its regular session. Speaker Miss Kwan, secretary in China for YWCA, discussed The Women of China and its farmwomen students and society women. A Chinese linen display loaned by Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Hamilton, and Miss Kwan accompanied the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Butchher
Hing Street
Miss Kwan
YS W. C
China
Oberlin College
Craig
Hamilton
Kwan
Officers elected by Baptist Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church held its annual meeting at Mrs. Avery's home. New officers were elected: President Mrs Stella Avery, Vice President Mrs Hayden, Secretary Mrs May Chesbro, Treasurer Mrs Addie Bumpus, and Sunshine Treasurer Mrs Nettie. A Girl Scout leadership training course will be conducted by Miss Ida May Born, national instructor, at the James Brand House during the week of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
the First Baptist Church
Avery
Stella Avery
Hayden
May Chesbro
Addie Bumpus
Sunshine
Nettie
Ida May Born
James Brand House
County Scout Council to Meet Feb 7 Luncheon
The county council plans afternoon meetings from 4 to 5 o clock with reps from various scouting areas. On Tuesday Feb 7 council members will luncheon with Miss Born at 12 30 at Oberlin Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Born
Oberlin Inn
Pythian Sisters Meet in Fremont
On Tuesday evening 7 Ober lin Pythian Sisters attended a temple meeting in Fremont. Attendees included Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Sara VanAusdale, Mrs. Anna Funk, Mrs. Charlotte Bahr, Mrs. Mary Tapper, and Miss Ruth Tapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Oberlin Pythian Sisters
Temple
Mary Hall
Sara VanAusdale
Anna Funk
Charlotte Bahr
Mary Tapper
Ruth Tapper
Club Meets Tonight at Methodist Church
The Fellowship Club of the Methodist church meets this evening at the church. A 6 30 pot luck supper will be followed by progressive games and members are asked to bring a white elephant gift to be awarded as a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club of the Methodist Church
Avon Dinner Party Hosts Honor Medina Guest
Mrs. 8. G. Clifton and Mrs. W A. Dawley attended a dinner party at Mrs. Harry Hubbard's Avon home honoring guest Mrs. Charles Walker of Medina. Guests included Mrs. George Peake of Avon and Mrs. Lancashire and daughter Margaret of Cleveland visiting East College street hosts Mr. and Mrs. George Behnke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Clifton
W A. Dawley
Avon
Harry Hubbard
Charles Walker
Medina
George Peake
Lancashire
Margaret
Cleveland
George Behnke
East College Street
Gertrude Patton
South Professor Street
Elyria
Ohio Leader Urges sharp federal and tax cuts in 1933 plan
A Ohio talk outlines drastic reductions to government spending and a 30 percent cut in retired pay to save billions. It questions highway spending, farm relief costs, and health programs while calling for a 30 percent government cut and possible inflation. The speaker cites bonds, taxes, and public debt, urging local reform and bond-issue oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Ohio
United States
Congress
Bills Presented to Legislature on Wednesday
Ohio lawmakers introduced a wide range of measures in both houses. Proposals include a five cent per square foot tax on window advertising, a self insurance placement fund for municipalities, and extending outstanding bonds with 75 percent consent. Other ideas cover sales taxes, securities disclosure, court custody transfers, and physician licensure changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creesy
Ashtabula
Bi Board
Heath
Butler
Utilities Commission
Evans
Cuyahoga
William Pringle
Common Pleas Courts
Douglas
David Pringle
Cuvahoza
Ohio
Best
Franklin
Ward of Geauga
Allen
Hamilton
Insurance Commission
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Baker
Kesler
Highland
Agnew
Mahoning
Foss
Mercer
Board of County Commissioners
Ward
Monroe
Carl M. Dyhre
M. D
Sardis
Hull
J. McIntyre
Morgan
General Revenue
Big Bottom Park
Ohio Archaelogical and Historical Society
Kalb
Sandusky
Danbury Township
Ottawa County
Sandusky Bay Bridge Company
Roberts
Stark
Canton Municipal Court
Kasch
Summit
Crowe
Lawrence
Boards of Education
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Natural Detox
Old newspaper ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless, effective remedy for tiredness and clogged bowels. Claims the tablets cleanse the system, improve liver function, and restore rosy cheeks and energy with olive-colored pills sold in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Cleveland Market Report Shows Steady Poultry and Mixed Veg Prices
Market notes firm eggs and butter with small extras, poultry prices steady across heavy and leghorn categories, turkeys and broilers listed with multiple weights. Potatoes show mixed grades from 5 to 8 dollars per bag or 40 to 45 cents per unit, sheep receipts at 800 with lambs slow and trading around 6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
U.S
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Figures Steady Prices
Hogs receipts were 00 with holdovers none. prices around 380 to 365 per 250 pounds and 3.25 for pigs 260 to 309 pounds. Cattle receipts 200 with steady to stronger bids. common steers 400 to 415 and about 1958 pounds average. cutter cows 125 to 200. sausage bulls 300 to 235. Calves receipts 250 mostly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elyria faces state aid plan for school levy impact
A local Elyria meeting discussed Maston’s plan to fund schools via a three mill levy and state aid. Total local levy would raise about 228 550 with state contributions offsetting to 155 000, reducing real estate burden. A committee was formed to organize mass meetings to explain the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Maston
Elsria
Elvria
Orlo Flint
P. T. A. Council
Rodney Rockwood
Scott Lingenfelter
Harriett Hubbard
Earl Bacon
Elyria Woman's Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Woman's Club
City Schools
Chamber of Commerce
Former Elyrian dies at Youngstown
Albert Zimmer a former Elyrian and once an assistant engineer at St Josephs Hospital Lorain died at his Youngstown home from monoxide gas emitted by his automobile authorities reported today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Zimmer
Elyrian
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Youngstown
Grain and Feed Prices From Cleveland and Chicago Cash Quotes
Wheat No 2 red 56 3/4 cents per bushel. Corn No 3 yellow 29 30 cents, No 3 yellow 31 32 cents. Oats No 3 white 20 1/2, No 2 white 21 1/2. Chicago cash quotes list butter receipts and dairy grades, meats, eggs, and storage standards. Potatoes receipts 54 cars, Wisconsin round whites 70-75c, Idaho russets 1.07-1.15, WHEAT No 2 hard 48 1/2c, No 1 northern spring 48 1/2c, Corn mixed 23-3/4 to 24c, No 3 white 23 3/4 24c, Rye no sales, Barley 24-36c. Timothy seed 2.25-2.50, Clover seed 6.50-8.75 per cwt.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Jan Lde
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Colorado
Timothy
Cleveland Grain and Hay Exchange
Grain and feed price report from Cleveland exchange
Prices for corn, wheat, oats, hay and flour listed by grade and lot size. Quotations include No 3 yellow corn at 28 3 4 to 29 3 4, No 1 red winter wheat at 35 1 2, and various hay, flour and mill feed values with per ton or per barrel units.
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Officers Reserve Club
Vicks
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Odyear
Marsh & Son
West Ave
AGH
Natu. Sige Ieee Dietkhes van
Siinkinet Tor Eid Indige
Ark
Oberlins
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alflen
Dell
Ronald Wilbond
Sask. P
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Garner
Jim
Begg
James A. Hewitt
League
Hewitt
R. F. Vandemark
Harry Woodruff
Sheffield Lake
C. J. Crehore
Bhi
H. W. Ingersoll
F. Vandemark
James R Hewitt
Senate
Yoder
Montgomery
Pfaiffer
Lefever
Athens
Emmons
Akron
Mathews
Clark
State Department of Education
Advt
Cuticura
ST. Malden, Mas
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
DIAL
Muir
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