Bitter street clash at Rider Hat plant in Norwalk
In Norwalk Connecticut May 4 pickets and Rider Hat employees clashed in the street. Police say 14 people were arrested and a riot erupted with fights breaking out again at police headquarters. Witnesses saw more than five participants in the melee including two women pickets Edna Taylor and Nellie Angnak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Conn
Rider Hat Company
Rider
Level Hat Company
Edna Taylor
Nellie Angnak
Students Prevent Teachers From Entering Luna Pier School
In Luna Pier Michigan 75 student strikers blocked entry to the building as teachers and students were kept out. The state department of public instruction agreed to send a representative to help resolve the strike while three state troopers kept watch. The school with about 104 pupils had previously closed after students walked out over the nonrenewal of James Sheridan, a high school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Luna Pier
Mich
State Department of Public Instruction
Lansing
L. P. Hartsel
James Sheridan
Collision Report Involving Al Snodgrass and William Quade
Al Snodgrass of 711 West Broad Street reported a two vehicle collision on West River Street causing damage to both cars. The other vehicle bore license number ZC855 registered to William Quade of 2351 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Snodgrass
West Broad Street
West River Street
William Quade
Spruce “Street
Mayor Assesses Fine for Intoxication Charge
Valenci Choreza of this city was fined $1 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court this morning. He was arrested last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenci Choreza
Don A. Baird
New Philadelphia's Bixler Tours Offers Deluxe Motor Coach Travel
Cleveland to Washington tours offered by Mr. and Mrs. Bixler. Daylight travel with best hotels, escorted service, and New England deluxe options. June 5 and 14 departures from Washington. Send for folders.
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Cleveland
Best
Bixler
Washington
New England
Bixler Tours
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Deputies Probe Goat Incident in Henrietta Township
Deputy Emil Kubishke handled a grazing dispute on Winufall Road as five goats belonging to the Perillas lingered on William Austin's property. Neighbors reported a shot fired at a goat, prompting the deputy to seek a law against shooting a milk animal, promising to pursue it.
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Winufall Road
Henrietta Township
Emil Kubishke
Kubishke
Perillas
William Austin
Perilla
Perila
Austin
Death of Anna Reinke at Elyria Memorial Hospital
Anna Reinke wife of Aucuet Reinke aged about 80 died Monday at 2:20 PM in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Sandusky October 7 1861 she moved to Elyria 38 years ago and was a St Pauls church member. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Louie Whitney son Elmer Rein ke and granddaughter Annette Whitney. Burial in Sandusky cemetery after services Thursday at 2:00 PM conducted by Rev Ernest Irion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Reinke
Aucuet Reinke
Lake Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Reinke
Sandusky
St. Paul's Church
Louie Whitney
Elmer Reinke
Annette Whitney
Elyria
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Ernest Irion
Sandusky Cemetery
Death of Miss Eliza Lester in Elyria
Miss Eliza Lester of 2145 East Broad street died this morning at Elyria Clinic after a brief illness. Born December 27 1834 in Avon Ohio she lived in Elyria fifteen years and was a member of the First Baptist church. Survived by two sisters Mrs Sarah Lester and Mrs Alice Pratt one brother Everard Lester and a niece and two nephews all in Oregon. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from Taylor Funeral Home with Rev R W Neighbour officiating. Burial in Milan cemetery.
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Eliza Lester
East Broad Street
Elyria Clinic
Avon
Ohio
Elyria
First Baptist Church
Sarah Lester
Alice Pratt
Albany
Oregon
Everard Lester
Medford
Taylor Funeral Home
Rev
R. W. Neighbour
Milan Cemetery
Lamphier Funeral to Be Held for Cleveland Man
Funeral services for Benjamin Lamphier 53 of Cleveland who died yesterday while driving near his stepdaughter’s home will be held at 2 p m Thursday at Biftner Funeral Home in charge of Jehovahs Witnesses Bro E J Hopper of Cleveland will officiate Lamphier briefly stayed at the McAllister home since January He is survived by his wife Margaret and step children Harry Courter and Clarence Courter of Langborn Pa Wallbridge O John G Maiden 42 of Lis Clinton Ave died after a short illness at his home in Kiyria Funeral arrangements will be announced later Friends may call at Sudro Curtis Funeral Home
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Benjamin Lamphier
Cleveland
Henry McAllister
Bath Street
Biftner Funeral Home
Jehovah's Witnesses
Bro. E. J. Hopper
Lamphier
McAllister
Margaret
Harry Courter
Langborn
Clarence Courter
Wallbridge
John G. Maiden
Lis
Clinton Avenue
Chester
Pennsylvania
Kiyria
National Tube Company
Frank 3. Harmon Lodge
Annie L. Maiden
Iivester Maiden
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Glen
John
Victor Maiden
John T. Maiden
Lorain
Joseph
George
Edward
Chagrin Falls
Henry
Akron
Lillian Maiden
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Woman Who Accused Clark Gable Hopes To Escape Prison
Mrs. Volet Wells Norton, an Englishwoman who accused Clark Gable of seduction and sought support for a child, faced a delayed sentencing for mail fraud to allow more time for her attorney’s plan. Her case hinges on whether Gable could be proven to have defrauded her through letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Gable
Los Angeles
Volet Wells Norton
George Costrave
Morris Lavine
Gable
England
Auto Union Chief Splits With Michigan Governor
Martin of the United Auto Workers blasts Governor Murphy over a proposed labor law to curb strikes. The governor cites a study by a 20-member panel and aims to insulate Michigan from industrial disputes. Murphy, praised for mediating winter strikes, faces strong union opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers Union
Frank Murphy
de Vision
Murphy
Activites
Wei
Michigan
Generil Motors Corporation
Cheysler Corpermition
Hudson and
Rea Motor Car Companies
Witness recounts brother killed by company guards in Harlan
Jasper Clouse of Harlan County Kentucky testified before the La Follette Civil Liberties committee that his brother Liesd was shot and killed by two deputy sheriffs and two company guards in Verda April 24. He said the guards included Bill Lewis Melvin Moore and Maynard Hobbs and that a beating by Hobbs preceded the shooting. The testimony follows a broader claim of violence tied to a United Mine Workers organizing drive in Bloody Harlan as witnesses described assaults and intimidation by company forces and law officers.
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Washington
Jasper Clouse
Harlan County
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Liesd
Clouse
Lill Lewis
Melvin Moore
Harlan Walling Coal Company
Iunor
Verda
Logan Middleton
Maynard Hobbs
Lewis
Moore
Hobbs
Lford Clouse
United Mine Workers
la Follette
Harlan
Lindsay Baker
Harlan Wallins Coal Company
UMW
Baker
Maynard Dlobbs
Wag
Bill Lewis
Charley Middleton
Jasper
Lloyd
Clouzes
Charley Williams
Lloyd Clouse
Harlan-Wallins
Williams
City Hears Plan for 1 Million Gallon Water Well
An ordinance authorizes a payment of 215 to George B Gascoigne of Cleveland as consulting engineer for drafting plans for the proposed million gallon water well at the Lake Erie city pumping station. Councilman Frank Henke opposed the expenditure saying an in house engineer could handle the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B Gascoigne
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Counecilman Frank Henke
Man Pleads Not Guilty to DWI Charge in City Court
Alvin Sanders of Middle Avenue entered a not guilty plea to a driving while intoxicated charge during arraignment before Mayor Don A. Baird in police court. Sanders was arrested Sunday morning and released on bond. he failed to appear yesterday and was re-arrested last night. Trial set for 9 30 a.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Sanders
Middle Avenue
Don A. Baird
Sanders
Tug Sends Out Call For Help
The Coast Guard received an SOS from the tug Sea Lion 100 miles north of San Francisco off Fish Rocks. The Sea Lion tows the barge Mult homan as heavy seas threaten it to break loose while crew work to release lines and evacuate crew. The origin destination and crew count were not learned.
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San Francisco
L. S. Coast Guard Service
Sea Lion
Fish Rocks
Here
Multhoman
Predict Floods In Indiana Evacuations Urged Along Ohio
Minor floods predicted today along the Ohio River and its tributaries after heavy spring rains. Weather officials warned of rising waters but said peak levels should not seriously damage property though farmland is at risk. Red Cross urged evacuat ion for lowland Ohio River areas near Evansville as a precaution. Nearby towns in Kentucky and Indiana were forecast to see minor inundations with flood stages set on the Mississippi side near Cairo and New Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Ohio River
Weather Bureau
Red Cross
Charles W. Carr
J. Oh. Arminston
Indianapolis
Wabash
White
Owensboro
Uniontown
Newburg
Cypress
Cairo
New Madrid
Mississippi
U. S. Weather Bureau
Memphis
Mississippi County Flood Committee
Bird's Point
Court Notices and Legal Actions in Lorain County
Wake man Arthur Peabody, 20, held on charges involving a 17 year old Elyria girl. Freda Sauer sues for divorce from Frank Sauer of Elyria for gross neglect of duty. Thomas Andrews and John Efi seek partition of Elyria property with Jennie Burke listed as a defendant. County commissioners authorize a $155 mimeograph machine purchase from A B Dick Co. and inspect southern county roads with County Engineer Harry Dunham. Guinnard Strand granted divorce from Ghana Strand for gross neglect. Clara Sprinter Lee sues Carry Lee of Lorain for divorce. Bertha Newkirk sues the City of Lorain for $5,000 in personal injuries from a September 22, 1923 street fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Peabody
Wakeman
Elyria
Preston Coon
A. B. Dick Company
Board of Commissioners
Harry L. Dunham
Gets Injunction to Keep His Job in Columbus
May 4 C Albert Blacknet of the state gasoline division obtained a temporary injunction restraining the commissioners and others from dismissing him. The order also blocks removal by Murphy, France W. Poulson the state democratic chairman, and Gov. Davey. Black said he refused to align with Dave’s political program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. Elbert Blacknet
State Gasoline Tay Division
Murvey
France
W. Poulson
Democratic
Davey
Black
Daves
Dies As She Nears 106th Birthday
Canton Ohio May 4 Mrs Ernestine Faltus of Fairhope who would have been 106 on May 12 died today. She formerly walked several long walks each week and took an airplane ride last year with Col Clarence Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, O
Ernestine Faltus
Fairhope
Clarence Chamberlain
Lighting panel rejects street light on 16th street extension
The lighting committee rejected a request for a street light on the west extension of 16th street noting the street has not been accepted by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th Street
Republic Steel Accused of Labor Act Violation in Cleveland
The Republic Steel Corporation faces a Wagner Act charge filed at the regional NLRB office alleging dismissal of 100 union members. C I O officials warned of a possible strike as negotiations stall. Republic disputed the claims and offered no immediate comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Upp
Republic Steel Corporation
National Labor Relations Board
Committees For Industrial Organization
Steel Corporation
Bo J. Damich
Bk. OU
Danmich
Tom Girdler
Republic Board
Clinton
Damich
U. S. Steel Corp
C. I. QO
U. S. Steel
Girdler
Republic
Corrigan-McKinney
Truscon
Upson Nut
Steel & Tubes
Ralph A. Lind
Garbo Faces Lawsuit Delay Over Subpena Dodges
Greta Garbo involved in a $10,500 suit with attorney James J. McCarthy seeking a subpena she ignored. Judge Bowron granted a June 21 delay over objections as Schratter claims he financed her early career and has not been repaid. Garbo denies the debt.
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Los Angeles
Greta Garbo
Countess Walewska
James J. McCarthy
Fletcher Bowron
McCarthy
David Schratter
Miss Garbo
United States
Schratter
President Roosevelt Sails Southward With Fishing Fleet
President Roosevelt moved his three-boat fishing fleet 150 miles south along the Texas Gulf coast to Galveston as a Silver King tarpon awaited credit and the voyage continued today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Roosevelt
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Drownings At Lorain Harbor Breakwater Claim Steel Worker
Alex Toth a 27 year old steel worker from South Lorain drowned near the Lorain harbor breakwater around 1 00 p m yesterday when a fishing canoe he rode with his brother in law overturned. Michael Szeto a former Coast Guardsman warned him not to fish from the canoe but Toth could not swim. Szeto ran to assist but could not reach him as bystanders and two other women joined the effort. Coast Guardsmen recovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Toth
South
Szeto
Jaco
Lorain
Toth
Strike Of Bakers Threatens Kansas City
Kansas City residents brace for a bakers strike affecting 750000 people. Households stocked on biscuits muffins and cake while bakeries and local shops rush to meet demand as shortages hit groceries and restaurants. Long lines form at stores with bread supplies selling out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers
Kansas City
Health Board seeks funds to decorate new city offices
The city health board led by C. Melvin Lee and Dr. G. E. French appealed to council for money to decorate the health offices in the new building next to the main facility. They argued the interiors were not suitable while noting interior work was done last year. The request was referred to a council committee for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Faxon
City Board of Health
Council
C. Melvin Lee
Health Board
G. E. French
Faxon
Storm Water Drain Project Approved Near Princeton Park
The city council approved a committee report to build a storm water drain to the Park avenue property line and connect with drains owners may install. Residents requested drainage guidance to prevent flooding of their land and surface water crossing the Park avenue sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uise
Princeton Avenue
Park Avenue
Cash register rifled twice at Richwine Ice Cream plant
George Richwine of the Richwine Ice Cream Company reported to police that in four days the plant was entered twice and the cash register rifled. Entrance was gained by climbing a porch and unlocking a window. About $3.65 was stolen in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richwine
The
Richwine Ice Cream Company
Richwine
Radiator Cap Stolen From Car Near Western Automatic
Yost of 427 Second Street reported to police last night that a radiator cap was taken from his automobile while it was parked near the Western Automatic Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE. Yost
Western Automatic Company
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Potatoes Prices Mixed
Markets show unsettled butter with unlisted grade and extra firsts. Poultry notes include leghorn and colored rollers with varied prices. potatoes list Idaho Ohio Maine Texas Florida and California bagged lots with price ranges. meat market totals and roughs noted alongside dollar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Idaho
Ohio
Maine
Texas
Florida
California
US. Dept. of Agriculture
United States
Idaho Russel Burbanke
U.S
Green Mountains
Wisconsin Kings
Texas Bliss
U. S
Alabama Bliss
C. SS
Louisiana Bliss
Cleveland Livestock Cattle and Calves Prices Report
Receipts 300 cattle with a slow market. Steers 1100 lbs and up mostly 10.00 to 11.00. cows 6.50 to 7.50. calves to 9.00. Sheep and lambs Receipts 300, 246 lower. fat lambs 10.00 to 10.50. ewes around 4.00. hogs 2500 with market unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chorce
Protest Against Guernica Slaughter By Spanish Rebels
Senator Capper joins a national protest denouncing the bombing and machine gunning of women and children at Guernica Spain. Signers include James R Angell Harry Emerson Fosdick Carrie Chapman Catt Charles Taft and Leland Stowe. The petition condemns aerial warfare as unjust and immoral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Tuersiva
Spain
Capper
Francis J. McConnell
New York City
James R. Angell
Yale University
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Carrie Chapman Catt
Charles P. Taft
Leland Stowe
Guernica
Bilbao
Leave Of Absence Granted To Elyria Teacher
The Elyria Board of Education granted Miss Frances Tuthill an illness related leave of absence for the rest of the school year. Mrs Nellie Stargill was approved as substitute to take over Miss Tuthill's duties at Garford School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
Frances Tuthill
Garford School
Nellie Stargill
Elyria
Tuthills
Car break-in reported at Oxford Avenue residence
Paul Gentzel told police a car parked near a friend's home on Oxford Avenue was entered Saturday evening and stolen items included a camera and a flash light valued at about 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gentzel
Oxford Avenue
Gentzel
Fragmentary Note Describes Tongue and Coin Etymology
A fragment mentions people, a coin on the ear and mouth action. The text is cryptic and lacks clear context, leaving interpretation about a superstition or ritual unclear.
Choose a Wife Like a Friend If She Were a Man
A witty musing suggests selecting a wife who would be a good friend if she were a man, framing friendship as a guide to choosing a life partner.
Chicago May 4 Dairy and grain price quotations
Prices for butter eggs poultry and a wide range of produce and grains from Chicago listings. Includes butter eggs potatoes oats barley wheat corn and hay quotes with itemized regional varieties and freight track references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Sheets Elevator Co
Montana Milling Co
Goole
Ward
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ACME
O’donnell Paint & Walt Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Bulletin
Tug
Indiana
Court House
Freda Mary Sauer
Frank Sauer
Thomas Andrews
Jonn Efi
Jennie Burke
Guinnard F. Strand
Ghana
J. Strand
Goss
Guy B. Findley
Lee
Carry Lee
Bertha Newkirk
City of
Republic Steel
Haughty” Garbo
Board of Health
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Women’s Association
Allen Wales Adding Machine Corp
G. J. O’conner
E. 13Th &T
F. A. Humphrey
Ohio Public Service Co
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