Rioting Grips London Sparks Seizure of Parliament Area
Large crowds of unemployed protesters clash with police in central London from Trafalgar Square to Parliament and Whitehall. Dozens injured, several arrested as looting and violence erupt amid fears of a wider crisis. Parliament adjourns as hunger march leaders seek petition access.
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Parliament Square
House
George Lansbury
Commons
Cabinet
Mile
Trafalgar Square
House of Commons
Thames
Whitehall
Hyde Park
Piccadilly Circus
Leicester Square
Charing Cross Hospital
Scotland Yard
Strand
New York
Broadway
London
Admiralty Arch
Buckingham Palace
Leaders of Hun Geur Marchers Held on Incitement Charges
The original marcher leader W U L Hanning ton was held without bail on inviting wrongdoing amid police. Fellow leader Sam Langley was held on bail for a month charged with inciting the populace to disturb the peace.
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Hungeur
W. U. L. Hannington
Sam Langley
Valley City Social Happenings and Local Visits
Mrs H T Abele of Lakewood stayed with Mrs J Al Sailer. Mr and Mrs Chris Schwab visited relatives in Medina. Ed Keller property fire caused minor damage. guests attended gatherings at Tda Gienke and Lydia Heutter homes. Gerald Arrington from Cleveland spent weekend with Mrs Arthur Hauck. Vanessa Platz and DeRoy Virtue were weekend guests.
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J. Hauck
BH. Hess
Medina
Gerald Arrington
Cleveland
Arthur Hauck
Frank McMailen
Vanessa Platz
DeRoy Virtue
Columbus
A. P. Platz
Modern Jesse James Robs Bank in Salilla wields loot
Charley Floyd, called Pretty Boy, robs First State Bank in his hometown Salilla, with Lt George Bidwell. He and a hostage cashier collect about $5,000 before fleeing in a car. Cashier R A Riggs confirms Floyd’s identity and says he is back on the warpath after months of elusive crime.
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Salillaw
Okla
Southwest
Charlier
Pretty Boy
R. A. Riggs
Riggs
Charley Floyd
Halloween Party and Musicales Attendances Noted
Entertained with a Halloween party at Mr and Mrs Starr Klinet home in Berea. Mrs Henry Steck Miss Ella Yost and Miss Geneva Steligags attended a musicale by John Beck at York Methodist church. Mrs Lenore Glenke spent the weekend with friends at Rocky River.
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Starr Klinet
Berea
Henry Steck
Ella Yost
Geneva Steligags
John Beck
Juclid Heights
York
Lenore Glenke
Rocky River
Avon Lake Bribes and Community Visits Highlight Weekend
Avon Lake notes weekend hosts Mr and Mrs Howard Walker plus Mr and Mrs Albert Walker and son Junior at St Paris. They visited Dayton and Tippecanoe City to hear Rev Bennet, a former Avon Baptist minister, and dined with Mr and Mrs Bennet. Other gatherings include Mr and Mrs W Paterson at Center road and Miller road visitors from Youngstown. Walter Mitchell returned from hospital after an Tuesday injury. Community calls include Mr and Mrs George Stagko, Mrs Burke of Cleveland, and Miss Isabel Mitchell visiting Ed Mitchell’s home.
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Avon Lake
Howard Walker
Albert Walker
Otto Beatty
St. Paris
Gordon
Dayton
Tippecanoe City
Bennet
Avon
W. Paterson
Joe Thompson
Center Road
Wm. Schumaker
Miller Road
Youngstown
Walter Mitchell
Sheffield
St. Jossph's Hospital
George Stagko
Burke
Cleveland
Isabel Mitchell
Worain
Ed Mitchell
Via Walker
Bright Spots In Business World
Employment in the silk industry rose 14.5 percent in September and 5.95 percent above 1931 levels per the Silk Association of America. Sharp & Dohme reported Q3 net profit of 227,604 versus 167,653 in Q2 and 208,054 last year. The American Bankers Association Journal notes a potential end to the business slowdown. Reynolds Spring Co plans to raise Bakelite plant capacity by 300 percent in Jackson, Michigan. Otis Elevator Co received government orders totaling about 51,000 for elevator installations.
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New York
Silk Association of America
Philadelphia
Sharp & Dohme, Inc
Jackson, Mich
Reynolds Spring Co
Otis Elevator Co
Weekend Visitors and Insect Warning Report
Weekend visitors include Miss Mable Taylor and Miss Florence Swantecitz in Cleveland. Henry Schafer shopped in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs J Schenk hosted friends. Dr Knapp and daughter Helen and Mrs Roger were in Elyria. J L Opnell visited Walter Mitchell at St Joseph's hospital Lorain. Entomologist A A Granovsky warns white grubs, larvae of June bugs, may cause outbreaks next year and the year after. Fall plowing suggested to reduce pests by exposing them to birds frost and insects.
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Alvin Walker
Center Road
Mable Taylor
Florence Swantecitz
Oakwood Drive
Cleveland
Henry Schafer
J. Schenk
Dr. Knapp
Helen
Roger
Elyria
J. L. Opnell
Walter Mitchell
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
A.A. Granovaky
Granovsky
Foresees White Grub Plague in 1933 and 1934
In St Paul Minnesota a United Press report warns of large losses to crops from white grubs in 1933 and 1934 unless precautions are taken.
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Uukle
ST. Paul, Minn
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Tate OF Semisiege
The
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Committee
Katherine Filene Dodd
Washington, D. C
Shouse
Hutchinson
Kansas
Dodd
Lincoln Filene
Boston
Valley City
Howard B. Somers
Elyria Savings and Trust
Broad St
Jesse James
Helen Stoskopf
Mrs
George Stoskopf
Earl Arick
Orlin Walfe
Harold Schaeffer
W. Union Street
Ed. Lasch
Anna Schaeffer
Clyde Ray
Clayton Mills
T. C. Brothers
Wellington
Bertha Schaeffer
Jean Schaeffer
Lakewood
Jennie Arick
John Sailer
Arick
Orlin Wolfe
Ruth Short
Walter Wolfe
Emma Wolfe
Esther Wolfe
Townsend
Fred Feuchter
Clyde
Ralph
Wooster Pike
Gov. White
Milla Kmet
Paul Kmet
Ketp
Steyer
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Perkins
Wm. Steck
Perkins
Clara Stec
Tom Perkins
Harold Walff
Fred Schuyler
Otto Meyers
Polly
Hattié Perkins
Edna Griesheimer
Eunice Bowles
Ella Morlock
Jennie Cowper
Dorothy Morlock
Nellie Perkins
Alma Hammon
the Whitchen
Ernest Gunkelman
Otto Morlock
Robert Steingass
Neva Goodman
Florence Wolff
Leona Hammon
Mildred Steck
Eleanor Hitzelberger
Geneva Steingass
Maude Hauck
Dennis Johnson
Esther Specter
Brunswick
Hallowe'en
Northern Ohio Telephone Company
Norwalk
Earrick
George Wolfe
Mary Ellen Reed
Marrtel, O
Lena Thompson
Young People’s League of
American Bankers Association Journal
Sheriff's Office
Clarence Dick
Barnes Bros. Coal CO
Wasserman
Elyria, Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Tair
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