New Orleans Seized as Huey Long Forces Clash with City
In New Orleans on July 31, National Guardsmen under Senator Huey P Long defended a municipal office, while a large armed city police detachment held City Hall. Mayor T Walmsley and officials met to decide how to respond to Long’s coup detat actions as Governor Allen’s followers swept the registrar’s office.
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New Orleans
Lousiana
Laldsetle Street
National
Huey P Long
Sonic
City Polo
T. Walmsley
O K. Allen
Soule
Ynters For
Voters register struggle as Guardsmen seize registrar
In Parish outside police drew weapons while National Guardsmen, joking and armed, occupied the registrar’s office to ensure honest registration. The scene followed factions of the old regular Democratic machine and Shenator Long’s machine contending over voter rolls ahead of the September primary. Governor Allen and E. A. Con Wal signed the circulars backing the move.
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Walmsley
Shenator Long
Allen
E. A. Con- Wal
Slare
Divorce Granted To Mrs. Dall
In Reno a nine minute hearing granted Mrs Anna Roosevelt Dall an uncontested divorce from Curtis Dall, Chicago and New York broker. She plans to depart for the East soon with her companions Sistie and Buzzie and will not greet her father the President on his Portland visit conclusion of summer vacation. her mother did not attend.
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Reno
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Pyramid Lake Ranch
Sistie
Buzzie
Curtis Dall
Chicago
New York
Kohler strike shows progress amid martial law keeping guards
In Kohler Wisconsin July 31 three of four federal mediators report progress toward ending the riotous strike at the vast bath fixtures plant of former governor Walter Koher. Government conciliators urge continued martial law and keep 50 National Guardsmen on duty along the village main street as pickets disperse after Friday’s deadly and non fatal violence and injuries.
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F ‘Eral
Moose Park
Lee
D. M. Compton
Carl Steffensen
J. W. Maguire
Quiet Wellington wedding ties Ruth Haines Donald Gillette
In Wellington July 51 a quiet home wedding joined Ruth E. Haines and Donald L. Gillette in a single ring ceremony at Dr. and Mrs C W Recard home on Forrest street. The couple, both well known in Wellington, plan to reside locally.
Open Air Service a Bright Note in Park Event
A large crowd attended the open air evening church service in the park led by Rev John Green of the Baptist church. Group singing and a sermon on the Power of the Cross were praised as the outdoors services are planned to continue through the summer months.
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the Park
John Green
The
Baptist Church
Green
Families Move Into Elyria As Homes Rent Fast
Demand for rental homes in Elyria remains strong as B. M. O'Donnell reports several units rented to new arrivals from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania. New tenants include L. Briggs at 241 Cornel avenue Arthur Michel at East Fifth street J W Jackson 716 Lake avenue Joseph Tonnery 126 Broad street L B Hindman 445 Earl court H D Booth 333 Cambridge street J C Brown No 2 O'Donnell Apartments J J McIntire 436 Cleveland street C D Terry 506 Dewey avenue and a Pittsburgh area family at 524 Cleveland street.
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Elyria
B. M. O’donnell
L. L. Briggs
Corneil Avenue
Briggs
National Tube Company
Lorain
D. Shermak
Water Street
Shermak
Arthur Michel
East Fifth Street
J. W. Jackson
Lake Avenue
Jackson
Fox Furnace Company
Joseph Tonnery
Broad Street
Tonnery
L. B. Hindman
Ear
Lorrain County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Elyria ¥ MC
H. D. Booth
Cambridge Street
Cleveland
Booth
New Miller Shoe Company
J. C. Brown
O'Donnell
Washington, D. C
Brown
J. J. McIntire
Cleveland Street
Pennsylvania
McIntire
Western Automatic Machine Screw Company
C. D. Terry
Dewey Avenue
Terry
Firestone
Broad and
Cedar Streets
Akron
Roosevelt to make social policy speech on return voyage
Secretary Stephen Early said President Roosevelt will land in Portland on August 2 and speak in Green Bay on the way back to Washington. The Green Bay address will supplement last month's social message and focus on old age pensions and unemployment insurance.
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FLD. B
Toledo
Roosevelt
Stephen T. Early
Great Lakes
Portland
Ore
Green Bay
Wis
Washington
Early
Congress
Fire cripples Blanchester and Morrow response at three warehouses
On July 31 firefighters from Blanchester and Morrow struggled to battle a blaze at three large warehouses of the Morrow Feed and Supply Co near Pleasant Plain. Water shortages hampered efforts as crews fought the flames into the night.
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Blanchester
Morrow
Morrow Feed and Supply Co
Pleasant Plain
Here
Branson Family Trips Mentioned During Absence
During his business trip to New York and other eastern points, Mrs. Branson and the daughters stayed with relatives in Oberlin and Wellington.
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Son
New York
Evangelist T J West to Preach at Second Baptist
Rev T J West from McMinnville Tennessee, a noted southern evangelist and gospel singer, will preach at Second Baptist Church during a short visit to Elyna. He will speak at Wednesday evening prayer service and again Sunday afternoon, accompanied by Miss Jeane Gillespie of Winchester Tennessee, sister of Mrs. Davis, his hosts at 213 Lodi Street.
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Elyna
T. J. West
McMinville
Tennessee
Second Baptist Church
Rev. West
Thirteenth Episcopal
A. M. EB
Fred R. Davis
Lodi Street
South
Jeane Gillespie
Winchester
Davis
Picnic talk sparks charity drive for Grafton boys
In Lakewood Park a gathering of former Grafton residents and locals discussed sharing reading material with boys at the Grafton State Farm. Mayor Washington offered to arrange delivery via Grafton City Hall, with others urged to help in nearby Hiuria. The note appeared from Painesville on July 31. The First National Bank of Painesville opened with $100,000 capital and $25,000 surplus. Japan lags in birthrate among major powers.
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Grafton
Grafton Algo
Lakewook Park
Grafton State Farm
Lakewood
Washington
Grafton City Hall
Hiuria
Painesville
First National Bank of
It seems as though we hate too much law and too little fue tice
The fragment suggests a critique of excessive legal rigidity and insufficient practical effectiveness in addressing issues. It remains unclear who spoke or what event this line belongs to, making a concise card difficult to anchor to specific entities.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sanko
Sanko Restaurant
Over Bell Co
Mrs. Dall
Cuthura
Walker Smith
Marshfield, Mo
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Maoe
W. H. Hull
M. D
Elyria Savings & Trust
FA Y Co
Kohler
Model
Kohler Company
Wellington
Violet Curtice
Herrick
East
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Methodist Church
Offierl Board
M. E. Philathea
Herman
Rochester
Ohio
Baracca
Congregational Church
James C. MacDerpiort
Circle No 2
Ladies Aid Society
Mary Fox
Herrick Avenue
West
Magyar Street
Purospect
Hugh Chapman
Broadsword
Litchfield
Laura I. Baldt, A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
M. Y
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Falls Clinic
Roy McCormick l
Mauresa
Arin Liebenstein
Mul-waukee
Wisconsin
Speers
Grace Robynn
Cincinnati
Junior Hannum
Robynn
Junior
Edwin Hannum
Bay Rowland
Paul E. Dickason
Butler
Steve Clodwick
Hfield
E P Collings
Eloise Kemervy
Mary Lillian Stemple
Armstrong County
Webb Publishing Company
C. D Murray
Wall Murray
Julia
Helen
Clark Diggins
Indiaapolis
E. Branson
England Hotel
Fred Warner
Orrville
John Branson
Bedford
Tack Branson
Sharp
Fred Warener
Frank Bratton
Indianapolis
Frank Ganther
Cory Loan
Middle Avenue
Voice OF
People
Chronicle-Telegram
Japan
Peterman
Jack Miles
Margie Toll
Parsch Lumber Coal Co
C.h.merthe & Co
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