Former Head of Tenn. Federation of Labor Slugged
S McCann former president of the Tennessee Federation of Labor and opponent of the Crump machine was beaten and left unconscious beside his car at the Memphis Labor Temple. Doctors at St Josephs Hospital flagged possible skull fracture and internal injuries. He regained consciousness hours later and said he argued over jurisdiction on a labor project before the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
S. McCann
Tennessee Federation of Labor
E. H. Crump
St. Joseph's Hospital
McCann
Man Stabbed In Case At Marion
Marion police questioned three men in a stabbing investigation. Edward McElroy remained in hospital with a seven inch cut and six smaller wounds in the back and shoulders. His brother Donald McElroy and Floyd Van Meter were treated for cuts and bruises after a brawl broken plate glass window. No charges yet filed pending Edward McElroy’s outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Edward McElroy
McElroy
Donald McElroy
Floyd van Meter
Berlin Prepares For Air Raid Drills
Berlin plans a week of daily air raid drills starting Monday at 3 p.m. with sirens signaling three two minute blasts. Thousands of sirens will alert residents to seek shelter in cellars or pre arranged stations while babies and invalids are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Danzig
Reich
Britain Boosts Armed Forces Training Surge
London reports Britain mobilizes vast reserves as 60 000 Territorial Army members enter camps for month long drills. Nearly a million men expected under arms in August with 60 000 more to camps next weekend. Earlier 34 000 of 200 000 twenty year olds began six months of training last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Territorial Army
National Guards
Territorials
Colijn Forms New Dutch Cabinet After Budget Battle
In The Hague on July 22 Premier Hendrik Colijn announced a new cabinet after a prolonged political fight over budgetary economics. Colijn’s reshuffle aims to stabilize policy and secure parliamentary support for fiscal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Netherlands
Hendrik Colijn
Window Viewing Contest Prizes At Elyria Picnic
The Elyria Community Picnic Committee launches a Window Viewing Contest from today to Thursday evening. Up to 10 000 people are expected at Cascade Park for the August second picnic. Merchants display donor cards. entries list participating donors for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cascade Park
Chamber of Commerce
Champer of Commerce
First Aid Rescue Committee Forms in Elyria Area
The rescue committee, led by Charles A. Kremser with Ellis D. Nielsen as vice-chairman, will form a class at the Styria American Legion Home. Members from Elvira head by a large team, with future additions from Oberlin Wellington and Grafton. Dunaway will run first aid berths at Red Cross fairs and events, and the Elyria Chapter has a highway first aid station in Columbia Township run by volunteer firemen.
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Lorain County
Styria
Walter F. Hill
William Moir
J. P. Mulroy
Thomas Smith
Thomas Michalis
Elvira
Oberlin
Wellington
Grafton
Dunaway
Red Cross
Elyria
Columbia Township
Markets Grain and Mill Feeds Quotation Report
Grain, hay, and flour quotations from Sheets Elevator Co and Montana Milling Co. Prices given per bushel for grains and per ton for feeds and hay, with flour by the barrel from Montana Milling Co. Oats, corn, wheat, and flour price ranges listed. straw and alfalfa quotes shown by type and cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Rilling Co
Apples and Produce Prices Listed in Dense Market Ledger
A garbled market list shows baskets of apples beans cabbage carrots celery corn cucumbers onions and greens with varied prices and weights. The fragment mentions mushrooms peppers spinach lettuce and other produce, plus unclear notes on eggs poultry and related items, resembling a late 19th or early 20th century city ledger.
Court actions span injuries foreclosures and a divorce
A Ridgeville man faces a $15246 personal injury suit after a horse hitched to a hayrake spooked by his horse and bolted. Other suits include a $25000 claim over a Broadway Lorain crossing, a $3172 bank foreclosure action, a $246 auto collision claim, and a divorce granted for neglect of duty by Judge Findley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnes
Station Road
Ridgeville
Barnes
James L. Bolger
Bolger
Barnes Day
Guy Crawford
Margaret Brown
Sheffield Lake
Broadway
18Th Street
Lorain
Tra B. Vaughn
Lena E. Vaughn
Guy 5. Findley
Horse Owners To Visit 8 Farms on Lorain County Tour
Lorain County draft horse owners and Colt Club members will tour eight farms next Thursday to inspect thousands of dollars in horses. Led by Ohio State University specialist L. P. McCann, the stops include Belgian and Percheron stock at Leon Witcek, Stanley Riggs, Fleetwing Farms, Huntington, William Murray, Guy Radcliffe, Ed Lamslow and Son, Sim Nash, and Bert Squires farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Colt Club
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
Leon Witceck
Route
Wellington
Stanley Riggs
Fleetwing
Homerville
Huntington
William Murray
Rochester Township
Guy Radcliffe
Camden Township
Brighton
Ed Lamslow and Son
Oberlin
Sim Nash
Bert Squires
Farm Women Head To Camp Crag Tomorrow
Eleven Lorain county farm women will leave tomorrow for Camp Crag in Medina county to spend four days at a rural women’s camp with peers from five other counties. The camp closes Wednesday. The Lorain group size matches last year, says Miss Frances Eckert, county home demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Camp Crag
Medina County
Frances Eckert
Cleveland man fined for reckless driving arraignment
Harry Bennett of Cleveland was fined five dollars with costs suspended after a morning arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q. Peiro on a reckless driving charge. He was arrested last midnight on East Bridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bennett
Cleveland
Joseph Q. Peiro
East Bridge Street
RFC chief warns of losses on industrial loan plan
Federal Loan Administrator Jesse H. Jones told a congressional committee that RFC losses from the proposed industrial loan program could be substantial. He noted the RFC’s borrowing capacity could support up to 770 million in the coming year, and said returns would resemble grants if loans are more liberal than RFC standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
Jones
Fragmentary OCR note with scattered numbers and names
Readable text lists various coded items and names such as track, white numbers, and person names like Conan and Ali. The passage appears as an OCR fragment with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome to describe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RY MeNo
Princes
Conan
Ted Ghize
Gti Ge
WhAtan
Awan
Mmi Ali
Dog Abduction Reported From Sheffield Lake Car
Deputy reports theft of a snappy Spitz from a car in front of city hall Sheffield Lake. The dog, owned by Penns Morgan, had been given to the deputy by Miss Morgans attorneys after her indictment for bribery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Morgan
Henry Miller
Sheffield Lake
Carl R. Finegan
Lee Minkler
Penns Morgan
William F. Grall
Penny
Miller
Cinder Paths for Bikes Proposed Along Main Highways
The Elyria Safety Council urges the county to request the State Highway Department study and fund cinder paths for bicycles on main routes. The letter highlights Route 537 between Elyria and Lorain near schools and bicycle factories, noting a potential multi year program but a start is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Council
Elyria
More Girls Needed for Pageant at Fair
Wellington July 22 Robert Bancroft director of the Pageant at the Lorain County Fair in Elyria seeks additional participants Fifty six girls are needed and only 19 reported at the first Wellington meeting yesterday A second gathering is set for Monday at 3 20 PM at the Grange Hall Ruth Jameyson daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Jamerson was chosen to represent Wellington as queen at the fair Present were Mrs A C Norris Frank Mason representing the Granges and Gene St Marie Dagant music director The 19 girls came from Huntington Penfield and Wellington
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Wellington
Robert Bancroft
Elyria
Grange Hall
Ruth Jameyson
Earl Jamerson
Mre
A. C. Norris
Frank Mason
The
Granges
Gene St. Marie
Dagsant
Huntington
Penfield
Four-H Club Girls to Attend Health Program Meetings
Four-H Club girls from seven townships in Lorain County will attend health program exams at two meetings. The first, Monday night in South Amherst, serves Henrietta Brownhelm and Amherst Townships. The second, Friday night in Oberlin at Dr F R Dew’s office, serves Camden Pittsfield Russia and Carlisle Townships. Lorain County Senior Four-H will present a program for both boys and girls at both gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Amherst
F. R. Dew
Oberlin
Camden
Pittsfield
Russia
Carlisle
Lorain County
Poland to Resist Any Attempt to Annex Danzig
Warsaw officials say Poland will resist by all necessary means any move by Germany to seize Danzig. They note Berlin’s claim Germany seeks no war but insists on Danzig and expect Britain to push Poland toward a peaceful settlement. Polish frontier guards have orders to fire on illegal crossers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Danzig
Berlin
Britain
Deny Plans For Stabilizing Peace Report From Europe
London reports say Britain and France deny circulating news that negotiations began to stabilize peace in Europe. French authorities call the claims Nazi propaganda aimed at sowing distrust among Britain France and Poland. A British spokesman says no cabinet member knows of such plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
France
Europe
Britain
Poland
Rome
Foreign Office
Germany
Italy
Japan
Far East
China
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Danzig
Lie-Down Strike Averts Eviction in New Jersey Home
In Mantua New Jersey an 82 year old invalid her ill daughter and a paralyzed grandson staged a lie down strike after deputy sheriffs removed all furniture but the beds during an eviction. Sheriff Harry A Black said he moved the furniture after three weeks of pleading and doctors were sent to aid the family. The family refused to be moved claiming illness and paralysis. Charles Evans a Temple University teacher refused entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantua
N. J
Agnes Evans
Mary E. Scott
Augustus
Harry A. Black
Black
Supreme Court
Ralph W. E. Donges
Scott
Charles Evans
Philadelphia
Temple University
Evans
Son of Armenian Leader Vanishes
Yonkers, July 22. Hovannes Dadourian, 16, son of Dickran Dadourian a prominent Armenian leader in New York, disappeared two weeks ago. Family fears kidnapping or murder by enemies. father notes he left only $2.25 when he went to the movies July 8 and had $200 later in his room. No ransom demands received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Ho- Vannes Dadourian
New York City
Dickran Dadourian
United States
Hovannes
Leon Tourian
Armenian National Apostolic Church
Americas
New York
Tive
Sing Sing
Haiguzoon Kasarjian
Hudson River Palisades
Fort Lee
N. J
Rains And High Winds Leave Five Dead In North Carolina
Torrential rains and high winds killed five in North Carolina. Four children drowned at Charlotte when a Sugar Creek bridge they watched from collapsed. Sam Park, 31, died in Wilson County when a tobacco barn was blown over by winds.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Charlotte
Sugar Creek
Sam Park
Wilson County
Conneaut Man Drowns Off Port Rowan Wharf
John Abbott age 42 of Conneaut Ohio drowned after falling from his motor cruiser PG near the Port Rowan wharf, the likely cause being a fainting spell that sent him overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Rowan
Ont
John Abbott
Conneaut
Ohio
Port Rowan Wharf
Break Ground For New Lutheran Church Here
Ground broken in Oberlin Ohio for Grace Lutheran Church on West Lorain across Prospect street. White frame chapel will seat about 140, with 60 by 20 main room and 28 by 30 parish hall. expansion possible by joining spaces. Labor donated by members, architect J Adam Fichter Akron, construction supervised by Fred W Kleps Oberlin, completion expected in three months. Reverend H C Dawe pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Grace Lutheran
Oberlin
West Lorain Street
Prospect Street
J. Adam Fichter
Akron
Fred W. Kleps
H. C. Dawe
Grace Lutheran Church
Oberlin Rotary hears Chicago University economist speaker
George Brown of the University of Chicago spoke on Competition and Business Management at the Oberlin Rotary meeting held at the Oberlin Inn. Rotary members reported ticket sales for the Monday softball game aimed at 200, with proceeds to the light fund, and officers Phipps and Bentley plan to attend the district Rotary meeting in Findlay next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Chicago University
Oberlin Rotary
Oberlin Inn
Brown
University of Chicago
Rotary
Light Fund
Ray A. Phipps
Frederick W. Bentley
Oberlin Club
Rotary Clubs
Findlay
Union Church Services at First Baptist Sunday
Union services of the First Church, First Baptist and First Methodist will be held at 11 o clock at the First Baptist church with Rev H S Foster preaching Then What Happened In the evening the subject Christ Going Before will be taught at 7 30 P M Union Church school will meet at 9 45 A M all departments gather in the James Brand House Ernest Yocom and Clarke Cochrane are in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church
First Baptist
First Methodist
First Baptist Church
H. S. Foster
The
Baptist Church
Union Church
Methodist
First Churches
James Brand
Ernest Yocom
Clarke Cochrane
District Rally set for Vine Rebekah Lodge meeting night
A district rally is scheduled for Monday night during the Vine Rebekah Lodge regular meeting. About 100 guests from other district lodges are expected, with refreshments to follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin School of Commerce President Undergoes Operation
President J. T. Henderson of the Oberlin School of Commerce had an operation Wednesday at Lakeside hospital in Cleveland. His condition is reported to be very good. Mr and Mrs Lea Comings departed Wednesday by train for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Henderson
Oberlin School of Commerce
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Lea Comings
California
LaGrange Business Men Form Chamber of Commerce
LaGrange businessmen met at Stage Coach Trading Post and organized the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce. Directors named include Dr. Jesse L Saddler J P Jackson Rev N A M Weyrick George L Fairbank R Q Sanborn A A Wilcox H M M Sheldon Edward Haynes and F A Weaver. They will meet later to draft bylaws and elect officers. A lecture on merchandising psychology titled Down On Main Street was shown courtesy of the Coca Cola Company, followed by a buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Coca Cola Company
Delegates Return From Akron A F L Convention
Two Elvira labor delegates from the Central Labor Union and the Federal Labor Union, A RB Kemp and William Rose, returned home after five days in Akron at the Ohio State Federation of Labor session. Key speeches by William Green Homer Martin and I M Ornburn highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Akron
A. RB. Kemp
Central Labor Union
William Rose
Federal Labor Union
William Green
A. F. of L
Homer Martin
A. F. of L. Auto Workers Union
I. M. Ornburn
Treasure
Labor Department
Kemp
Russian Book Anniversary Exhibition Opens in Moscow
Moscow marked the 375th anniversary of the first Rus sian printed book by opening an exhibition of The Acts of the Apostles issued in Moscow in 1564.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
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Tenn. Federation of Labor
Bluebird
Ricnic Committee
Nesury Praclice
Sasha
Spinac Howe
Jug Fomators Hothouse
Asher Field
Chicago
Tan Rael
Ereainak
Filevator Biieces
East Ave
Ows
4Th Street
Monica Gray
Edward G. Gray
Common Pleas Court
Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank
Austin B. Wagner
Mike W. Burr, Jr
Clarence Senacht
Lake Road
Patty
Patty Berg
Northwestern Hospital
Minneapolis
Minn
Donn Fendler, Jr
Rye
Katahdin
Millinnocket
cAcme Telephuiv
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad Street
Connor
E. 13Th St
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Company
Elyria, Ohlo
Robert Herrick
Esther Wood
Professor St
New Lutheran Church
Beulah May
Ashtabula
O. C. May
North Main Street
A. S. Davisden
East Lorain Street
Agnes Conner
Canton
Carmel Sage
North Professor Street
Dwight Chamberlain
William Smith
Elm Street
Washington, D. C
Virginia
A. S. Davisdon
Charles Scott
Mississippi
Carl Scott
Julia Davis
Barberton
Richard Davis
Union Services
la Grange
State Federation of Labor
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Elyria Dairies
Waal
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