Accidental Death Verdict In Willoughby Melee
Lake County authorities ruled the death of James Blythe an accidental one after a week long probe into a fight between Willoughby and Mentor High football supporters. Blythe, 18, died from a broken neck after being found on the sidewalk near Willoughby High School. Four witnesses were released from bonds by Prosecutor Daniels. In Lancaster, Ohio, Rev. W H Ecks 72 a retired pastor shot himself at his daughter's home after grief over his wife's death.
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Cast Details for Film Feature Include Mary Astor and Gene Raymond
The cast list for the production names Mary Astor and Gene Raymond alongside the lead role. Additional performers are credited as part of the ensemble. The article notes their involvement within the visiting press materials and promotional notes for the feature.
Capitol Film Tells Of Missing Persons At Capitol Theatre
The Bureau of Missing Persons is shown at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Leading the cast are Bette Davis Lewis Stone Pat O'Brien Glenda Farrell Allen Jenkins and Ruth Donnelly in a drama that highlights why hundreds of thousands of girls leave home each year in the United States.
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Pat O’brien
Glenda Farrel
Aller Jenkins
Ruth Donnelly
Gable Harlow Star in Red Dust at Dreamland Tomorrow
Clark Gable and Jean Harlow headline Red Dust at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Gable plays a rugged rubber planter while Harlow shines as the film’s leading woman in a drama set in the Far East, drawing crowds with their screen magnetism.
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Greece Replies 10 03 in Insull Extradition Matter
In Athens Nov 1 the Greek courts freed Samuel Insull after judging his extradition under the treaty with the United States. The government rejected US denouncements and said it could not interfere with justice. American officials, astonished by the ruling, had urged extradition. Insull had been freed October 21 by the Court of Appeals.
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Democratic Club Holds Meeting at Brown House
The First Ward Democratic Club met last night at the Brown House on Cleveland Street. The event drew notable interest and a plan for future gatherings was set for the coming Tuesday. There was talk of moving to a regular weekly cadence with monthly meetings.
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Accident Report From Dunn Avenue Collision
Searn Dunn of 15 in avenue reported to police a rear of a machine which stop suddenly. Eat Fourth Ate on Dunns car was down out when he turned his machine to avoid the collision and struck the car it was reported.
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Three Cars Damaged In Street Crash
Three automobiles were damaged on Lidstrent yesterday when the cars of From Lawrence of 110 Cascade street and Mrs of F848 East tath street veered into NX.E Thomas of Cleveland, according to police report.
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Radio listings and show lineup excerpt
Radio 1100 WH schedule fragment lists programs and hosts, including football show, March of Time, and various acts such as Cowboy Tom and Marg P. The readable items mention times around 8:30 and 10:30 with several names and bands, reflecting a busy station slate with music and talk features.
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Frightful Late-Night radio schedule Nov 100K programs list
The fragmentary Friday program guide lists multiple acts and show times including Tom Mix, Os fpoeCth Bos, JoeChlds Band, Denny’s Band, Dr. Luther, and many variety acts. It notes football show, symphony, and revue blocks with numerous station identifiers and performers, highlighting a busy holiday season radio lineup.
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia Dosage Advice
Take two teaspoonfuls in water each morning and a third before bed. A teaspoonful after meals and a tablet can substitute. This small dose neutralizes stomach acids, easing distress and discomfort for better daily life.
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Catholic Day Observed Sunday Draws Thousands Across Region
Catholic Day planned for Sunday near Route 24a features attendees from Cleveland Akron Canton Elyria and St Marys parish with a choir of 100 seminarians. Rev Francis P Joling directs music and Bishop Joseph Schrembs will attend as honorary chair. A 2 pm pageant and reception precede a ceremony where crucifixes and rosaries blessed by Pope Pius XI will be awarded to participants.
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Holy Year Observance and Medieval Miracle Tale
A fragmentary account describes Holy Year rites from Cleveland to wide regions, detailing church contributions, procession pageantry, music, and drama. It notes a priestly figure Henry Hy Shokor meeting a grim end by poison, and hints at reverent ceremonies amid religious devotion.
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