Injunction Hearing Stirs Lorain Journal Guild Case
Judge Findley hears arguments on whether the injunction against Lorain Journal Company ex-employees should become permanent or be dismissed. Testimony covers picketing limits, alleged threats to advertisers, and guild officials denying coercion amid prior picket clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Guy B. Findley
Larain Journal Company
Frank Maloy
John Dunp
Lorain Guild
Chester L. Keiffer
Frei Deibel
Guild
Journal
Stanley Thompson
Milton Schweid
Cleveland
Thompson
Samuel Horvitz
L. B. Fauer
G. A. Resek
American Newspaper Guild
Lorain
Herwood Broun
COMPLETE STREET OILING NEARS END IN CITY
Oiling of about 15 miles of cinder streets and alleys in the city was completed last week at an estimated cost of 2500 dollars. The two week operation is part of the annual street program to curb dust on unimproved roads. Otis Smith of Auburn Iowa was fined 25 dollars and costs for violating the P U C O laws and arraigned before Justice Joseph Q Petro. Walter Root was arrested yesterday afternoon on intoxication charges and to be tried later. Harry Shepherd of Lorain was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving after pleading guilty before Justice Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underhill
Otis Smith
Auburn
Iowa
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Sam Provenza
Walter Root
Harry Shepherd
Lorain
Fostoria Publisher Called By Death
Roscoe Carle 72 longtime publisher of the Fostoria Times died Saturday night at a Battle Creek Michigan sanitarium from an embolism He was active in Democrat politics and had been postmaster here and a state representative The funeral is set for Tuesday. Boston police arrested a title for obstructing traffic in the Chinese district with one turtle weighing about 30 pounds and owner unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria, D
Roscoe Carle
Fostoria Times
Battle Creek
Michigan
Boston
Killer's Mother To Testify In His Defense
In Peoria the defense in the Gerald Thompson murder case plans to call the defendant's mother Wes Werence Whiteside to testify she inherited a sex brutality from her husband, claiming insanity is hereditary. Thompson confessed he drove 19 year old Mildred Hallmark to a cemetery and killed her during an attempted advance. The defense rested its case after witnesses and the judge adjourned court until the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria. II
Gerald Thompson
Mildred Hallmark
Thompson
Ben Thurman
Wes Werence Whiteside
Proctor Hospital
Thurman
Joseph E. Daily
Edwin We Champion
Deaths: Barbara Koehler and others in Elyria area
Obituary notices list Barbara Koehler aged 1 died at her daughter Mrs Gottlieb Schaefer's home on Kenton Avenue after illness. She was widow of Louis Koehler, born in Germany, and survived by children plus ten grandchildren and siblings. Services at Sudro Funeral Home then Ridgelawn Cemetery. Additional notices report Mrs Cora B Cole of Medina death after long illness at 446 West River Street, with funeral at Taylor Funeral Home and interment in Medina Cemetery. Margaret M Feeley dies at Lexington Avenue home. services planned at Sudro Funeral Home and St Marys Church. Carl L Goetz dies after long illness at 42. Survived by mother, brothers, and sisters. services at Sudro Funeral Home and home. Burial and service details follow in Elyria notice.
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Barbara Koehler
Gottlieb Schaefer
Kenton Avenue
Cora B. Cole
Elyma
West River Street
Medina
Lewis Cole
Cole
Second Congregational Church
Research Club
Daugter
Nina E. Ramser
Cora Louise Ramser
Gaien E. Ramser
Warren Witter
Taylor Funeral Home
Ledina
Slargaret M. Feeley
Margaret M. Feeley
Gardner J. Feeley
Lexington Ave
Sudro Funeral
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Carl L. Goetz
L. Goetz
Wert Street
Elyria
Bertha Goetz
Arthur F and
Louis
Goetz
W. E Rainey
J. M. Cason
G. Py Ickes
West Street
A. E. Kemp
Ralph E. Ives funeral services announced
Funeral services for Ralph E. B. Tyes of LaPorte will be held Tuesday at 2:00 P.M. from the Sudto Funeral Home with Rev. Brown of the Methodist Church in Columbia officiating. Burial will be in Columbia Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Ives
Ralph EB. Tyes
LaPorte
Sudto
Rev. Brown
Methodist Church
Columbia
Columbia Cemetery
Stormy Forecast For Ohio After July Floods
Ohio faces ongoing cloudbursts and heavy rain as a stagnant midwestern air pattern keeps producing violent storms. Meteorologist W. H. Alexander links persistent low pressure over Ohio to the recent downpours, with no sign yet of a high pressure system to end the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Slexander
Certan
Alexander
Dollar fare plan for railroads being studied
Washington July 29 The dollar fare plan putting few life in the railroads has been recommended for exhaustive study by Federal Coordinator of Transportation Joseph S Eastman it was learned today. Chairman Burton K Wheeler said he received a letter from Eastman describing further consideration. The plan evolved by former New York State Senator John A Hastings is called postalizing transportation and would permit travel on any one railroad system in the same direction for 1 on ordinary trains. Wheeler declined to make the Eastman report public but it was understood to suggest the scheme be sent to minute examination by a Congressional committee or the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph 5
Eastman
Burton K Wheeler
Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
New York State
John A Hastings
Wheeler
Congressional Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Plan Fight Against Dutch Elm Disease
President Roosevelt allocated 2 500 000 dollars from the Works Relief fund to battle the Dutch Elm disease. Government entomologists warn the blight threatens shade trees in Ohio and 13 other states. Ohio gets 61 47 thousand dollars to hire about 40 scouts to locate and destroy infected trees. An order by Lee Strong, chief of the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine, directs immediate start. Detection is difficult after leaves color, so work was halted pending funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Works- Relief Fund
Ohio
Lee
Strong
Bureau of Entomology and
Charges Fomenting Of Strike To Delay Warship Program
John F. Metten, president of New York Ship Building Corp, testifies before a House labor subcommittee that Communist agitators fomented a strike at the Camden New Jersey yard delaying a $50 million warship program. He accuses the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America of radical leadership and ties to Communists. Pickets in red buttons opposed return to work after a stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Ship Building Corp
Oead
House Lavor
John F. Metten
Concern
Metten
Camden
N. J
Heaney
Secretary of Labor
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Johny Green
Socialist Party
Green
Communiste
Will Seek Action On Neutrality Legislation
Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri announced that supporters of neutrality bills will push for passage this session. The bills aim to keep the United States out of future wars. Clark is a sponsor and stated the action would be pursued in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Sen. Bennett Champ Clark
Congress
Oberlin Social News Notes and Visits
Oberlin notices list weekend visitors from Detroit Elyria and Mt Gilead. Mrs Esther Alflen and Mrs H F Ashley host gatherings on Lorain Street Woodland Avenue while others journey to Behr Hoof shop and Georgian Bay cottage. Community Garden club meets 7 20 evening for fall flower show preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Keller
Black River
Community Garden Club
Behr
North Main Street
R. P. Jameson
Marjorie
South Cedar Avenue
Georgian Bay
N. B. Sim
Betty
Elm Street
Hoboken
N. J
Southampton
England
Scotland
Open Session of Oberlin Summer Music School
Oberlin Ohio hosts an open session of the six week Oberlin Summer Music School at the high school building on Tuesday evening July 30 at 7 30. Parents of enrolled students and any interested observers may watch the daily sessions concluding the program. The schedule includes piano vocal wind string and orchestral classes led by Miss Bliss Miss Beougher Miss Johnson Miss Latto Mr Hofrichter Mr Mearns Miss Canales Mr Morrison and Mr Skinner. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Oberlin Conservatory
Mazdsick
M. Basginning
Miss Bliss
Miss Beougher
Miss Johnson
Latto
Hofrichter
Mr. Mearns
Miss Canales
Mr. Morrison
Mr. Hofrichter
Miss Skinner
Morrison
Skinner
Nebraska Man Nominated as Minister to Paraguay
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Finley Howard of Nebraska to be minister to Paraguay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Paraguay
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Finley Howard
Income Taxes To Be Revised This Week
Washington brief reports House Ways and Means Committee agreed on drastic revision of personal income tax rates for incomes above 59000. Plan to rush the tax bill to passage this week outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Court House Divorces and Auto Injury Suits
In Lorain, Harry L. Ferner sues Ruth Ferner for divorce on gross neglect and extreme cruelty after a year of marriage. Mathew Ebinger faces two suits over injuries to two boys from a coal track collision at 28th Street and Elyria Avenue on April 17. August Veresper sues for 25,000 after his son Charles 13 died of injuries. Nicholas Chovanec sues for 5,000 after his son Joseph 12 was injured. Clarence J. Caspar seeks divorce from Virginia for gross neglect. Floyd Brumback seeks divorce from Goldin Brumback, married in 1915 with four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Ferner
Lorain
Ruth Ferner
Mathew Ebinger
28Th Street
Elyria Avenue
Common Pleas Court
August Veresper
Charles
Nicholas Chovanec
Joseph
Floyd Brumback
Goldin Brumback
Labor Mediator On Way To Cleveland
Federal Labor Mediator Edward F. McGrady was to arrive in Cleveland on Tuesday to seek settlement of the strike at Industrial Rayon Corp. He will also probe labor difficulties in the baking industry and other sectors during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Edward F. McGrady
Industrial Rayon Corp
McGrady
Mother and Son Die in Crossing Crash Near Ironton
IRONTON Ohio July 29 Mrs Elizabeth M Crose 38 and her son Dorsey 2 were killed and six others injured when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck their car Sunday fifteen miles south of Ironton. All victims were from Wharton Boone county West Virginia.
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Ironton
Elizabeth M. Crose
Dorsey
Baltimore & Ohio
Here
Wharton
Boone County
W. Va
Liquor Store Robbery in Cleveland Leaves 110 Stolen
Forty customers were herded against a wall of a Cleveland liquor store as two men robbed the cash register of 110 dollars Saturday night. In a separate holdup, Fred Numen, 42, a gasoline station attendant, was shot in the chest when he threw money toward a robber. the thief fled without taking the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clhyveland
Fred Numen
Marietta Professor and Nephew Injured in Sow Collision
Professor E B Krause age 42 of Marietta College and his nephew Orville Krause 21 were injured slightly near Williamstown Ohio when their car hit a sow and piglets and overturned. The sow and one pig were killed in the accident Sunday.
Volleyball Popularity Grows in Soviet Union
Volley ball has become one of the most popular games in the Soviet. There are more than 160,000 permanent teams comprising 1,000,000 members. Apart from this, over 5,000,000 persons belong to amateur volleyball teams of various clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Senate To Stay On The Job After August 14 Vote
Washington July 29 The Senate voted 52 to 10 against adjournment after August 14. The measure, raised by Sen Daniel O Hastings, sought to allow a vote on adjourning the present session. Majority Leader Joseph T Robinson moved to table, but Hastings rallied support among Republicans. The House previously rejected a similar resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Daniel O. Hastings
R. del. Hastince
Ficer
Joseph T Rudbinson
Hastings
House
Mystery Man Profits Revealed in Utilities Probe
Washington July 29 Senate investigators report H A Hope son earned 2 855 106 in depreciation period 1929 1933 through control of the Associated Gas and Electric System The committee seeks Hopson testimony and records relating to the Wheeler Rayburn utility bill and the fight that prompted the probe A G E paid no dividends since 1932 amid conflicting evidence about profits and ownership and destruction of records
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
H. A. Hope‘son
Mystery Man
Associated Gas and Electric System
Hopcon
Wheeler-Rayburn
Hopson
A. E
Doubt over Border Clash Report In Ethiopian Frontier
Rome says it has no knowledge of a border clash claim reported by The Times and The New York Times alleging 40 Italians and 20 Ethiopians killed near the Northwestern frontier of Italian Eritrea. Officials doubt Addis Ababa timing and details of the alleged attack by Ethiopians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Foreign T Office
London Times
New York Times
Eritrea
Addis Ababa
Woman operates ferry across Superior bay
Mrs. Charlotte Peabody, widow of John Harry Peabody, owns manages and navigates the bay ferry, the sole passenger service across Superior Wisconsin. The line was begun 43 years ago by her husband and his father Cap'n John Henry Peabody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Charlotte Peabody
John Harry Peabody
John Henry Peabody
Barefoot man starts Worcester fire and to be treated
In Worcester Michael Yankowski 54 dropped a match sparked a small fire. He notified the fire department and tried to stamp it out with his feet. Firefighters arrived to find the blaze out and treated Yankowski’s burned feet. The report also notes Arcturus has a diameter of 25,000,009 miles and emits 105 times the Sun’s light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Michael Yankowski
Yankowski
Markets and price listings from the livestock and grain market
Market reports show butter and eggs prices, live poultry steady with various weights, potatoes, gaul, cattle and calves values, lambs and hogs prices, government egg price quotes, and grain and mill feed quotations. Includes fed beef, veal, sheep, hogs ranges, and assorted grain prices from Cleveland and Toledo exchanges.
Capitol Covers Gallows Site and Graveyard
LITTLE ROCK Ark Visitors gazing east from Gov Furtrells office see the old prison graveyard beneath the capitol grounds at the northeast lawn four mounds marking the site of Arkansas first penitentiary built in 1837 Local lore says convicts hanged before the Civil War lie there with later unclaimed bodies buried nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
J M. Furtrell
Statehouse
Arkansas’ Capitol
Capitol
Elyria School Building Plan Faces State Hurdle
Elyria public school officials push a $350000 project to replace the Franklin building with a 2500 seat auditorium 70 foot stage and 21 classrooms while old gym becomes a girls gym. State approval awaited amid questions of public debt. Other county projects include Wellington 160000, Grafton 120000, Oberlin 40000, LaGrange 36090, Pleasant View 25000, South Amherst 30900, Amherst 35990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
State Department of Education
James F. Brown
Elyria Schools
Brown
Flyria Board of Education
Franklin
Sixth and West Avenue
Columbus
Board of Education
Wellington
Grafton
Oberlin
LaGrange
Pleasant View Sanatorium
South Amherst
Amherst
Ivaneo
Carving at Mount Rushmore to Resume Soon
Lincoln Borglum has returned to Keystone and the chief sculptor Gutzon Borglum is expected to arrive soon. Workmen will resume carving on the face of Thomas Jefferson.
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Kersiune
Mt. Rushmore
Lincoln Borglum
Gutzon Borglum
Keystone
Thomas Jefferson
Crimea becomes health resort Yalta sanatorium hub
The Crimea is described as the Sanatorium of the Soviet Union. Thousands of people travel from far regions to rest and receive treatment in sanatoriums and rest-homes along the southern coast of the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalta
Crimea
Soviet Union
Car Crash Details and Injuries Reported on Route 20
The report lists collisions involving Alfred Rea and H M Collins near North Ridge and West River roads, with Mrs Rea and two nephews aboard. A Des Moines truck trailer was wrecked east of Oberlin after loss of control. Two Akron and Lorain residents, Frank Ditto and Dick Mayberry, sustained minor injuries from a motorcycle accident. no police or sheriff records listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ditto
Akron
Dick Mayberry
Lorain
Mussolini a Powerful Figure at Peak of Career
The article notes Mussolini’s rise as fascist chieftain in 1922 at age 38 and his recent strong, disciplined rule. It mentions his potential to cause war with Ethiopia and describes him as forceful fearless and physically fit through exercise and diet. It also oddly cites an artifact found in Osaka claimed to be a 1390 year old gold earring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolinis
Osaka
Japan
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W. H. Alexander
U. S
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London
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East Lorain St
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Wilbur Hanawalt
Detroit
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C. R. Sumners
Hollywood Avenue
H. F. Ashley
Janet
Clifton
Sundar
Mt. Gilead
Donald E. Metcalf
Ralph Mills
Wilmot V. Metcalf
Rachel Metcalf Hess
Woods Hole
Massachusetts
J. E. Rosecrans
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R. S. Young
Walter Peak
Carol Ann
Woodland Avenue
Portia Mickey
Shelby
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C. A. Prather
McGonagla
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Mra
Ada Smith
Eva
Henry Edmonds
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Clarence J. Caspar
Virginia
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Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court ST
Alevel and
Proul CE
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Leghorn Browers
Delaware
Bureau of Agricultural Econommics
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Victor Emmanuel
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Newell Hotel
Star Shoe Shop
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Turner
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