Disorderly house raid nets fines in Wellington
Eli Rodosevich of Barker Street Wellington was fined 100 dollars plus costs for keeping a disorderly house. Four men found there were each fined one dollar and costs for visiting the place during an early morning raid by Sheriff Clarence Adams and deputies. Those fined were Harold Mangi Lorain Pete Maduck South Amherst Harry Lugaski and Carl Dennis. All were arraigned before Justice E H Perkins of Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Rodosevich
Barker Street
Wellington
Clarence Adams
Paul Coffin
Paul Chapman
Henry Moehl
Bob Rodgers
Rodosevich
Harold Mangi
Lorain
Pete Maduck
South Amherst
Harry Lugaski
Carl Dennis
E. H. Perkins
Roosevelt At Game Today
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt rested from a grueling western campaign tour to watch the Cubs and Yankees clash in the World Series in Chicago. A vast welcome greeted him with a torch light parade and an estimated 109000 in attendance as Democrats hailed his nomination. The Chicago stop followed his push for Progressive Republican support in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cubs
Yankees
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Orders issued on Cleveland slot machines showy displays
Safety Director Frank Merrick directed Cleveland police to seize slot machines in speakeasies without warrants. The orders target publicly shown machines and private dwellings, aiming to curb anti gambling violations tied to liquor laws. Police may confiscate liquor without warrants if evidence of sale is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Merrick
Merrick
Steals Kiss and Is Sentenced to Prison
Salinas California October 1 Al Myers a garbage collector was jailed for one to fourteen years for stealing a kiss from a 19 year old girl earlier. A collision on Oberlin Road damaged two cars belonging to Carmi Williams and Henriett Pitts near West River Street and Roosevelt Street at about 5:10 pm yesterday, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
Cal
al Myers
Will Crity
Wea Superior Court
Carmi Willams
West River Street
Henriett Pitts
Roosevelt Street
Opérlin Road
Six Lose Lives In Flood Waters
The Rio Grande flood along the U S border inundated parts of northern Mexico and southern Texas. At least six deaths were expected. Hidalgo State suffered major damage valued in the hundreds of thousands. Camargo near Rio Grande City was over four feet deep. Two thousand refugees fled homes and about 1,000 motorists were marooned at Pecos and Kent by impassable highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Mexico
Texas
United States
Hidalgo State
Camargo
Rio Grande City
Pecos
Kent
Crowd Storm at High School Football Game
Wilbur Slaughter an 18 year old was charged with malicious destruction of property by police as leader of a group that stormed the Central Glenville High School game at Thomas Edison field yesterday. Police faced a large crowd with twenty special officers and five city squads. four other youths were arrested but released on waivers.
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Cleveland, O
Wilbur Slaughter
Central-Glenville
Thomas Edison Field
Slaughter
Imperial Furniture Co wins Amherst store fixtures contract
A. H. Goodspeed announced that Imperial Furniture Co at 1768 East Avenue has secured the shelves and counters contract for a new five cent to a dollar store in Amherst. The modern design project is one of the firm’s largest in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Furniture Go
East Avenue
Amherst
A. H. Goodspeed
Radio Programs on Cleveland Stations October 1 Schedule
Cleveland radio listings for WGAR and WTAM outline a full day of programs in Eastern Time on Saturday October 1, featuring orchestras, talk shows, dances, and performances by artists such as Swanee Serenaders Amos and Andy Gene and Glenn and Whiteman ensembles. The listings include times from early morning through midnight with various program names and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Linting
WGAR
Gesparre
Amos
N’ Andy
Stimson
de Jacobs
Jack Denny
Lew Diamond
WTAM
Jack Rose
d—Whiteman
Rhythm Boys
Gene and
Glenn
Donald Nevis
Olsen
Goldbergs
Ernc Rapee
Evelyn Herbert
Robert Halliday
Rose and Gordon
Hotel Pierre
Whiteman
Chieftains
Ralph Kirkery
Conrad
Emerson Gill
Radio
Jake
Pioneers
Skinny
Irene Beasley
Phil Barker
Museum of Art
Washington
William Hall
Myer
Abe Lyman
Judge Dempsey
Art Haas
Billy Tilton
Trappers
j—Isham Jones
Vracuse Variet
Atry Funk
Vaughn de Leath
Lombarda
Mary Morgany
Stern
Monday Radio Listings with Various Orchestras and Programs
The page lists multiple radio station broadcasts and orchestra lineups for Monday at 3 WAM across stations WB, CBS, Akron WADC, Cincinnati WLW, and WTAM. Entries include Taft Orchestra, Harrod's Orchestra, Beachcombers, Doctors of Melody, Castle Farm Orchestra, Moon River, and various ensembles, with times ranging from 6:00 to 11:34 and mentions of stock markets, dance orchestras, and education shows. Includes names like Ruth Etting, Gene and Glenn, Doodlesuckers, and Paul Whiteman's Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SBC
WEHAP
Wwi
Scottt
College Inn Ore
William Hard
Jack Fulton
Ren
WIR
KDA
CBS
WABC
I Taft Orchestraritus
Bail Room
Harrod
Akron
WADC
Ruth Etti
Syracuse
Bar Lish-Stern
Cincinnati
WLW
Doctors of Melody
Man Sunshine
Gene
Glenn
Southern Singers
Castle Farm Orchestra
Greystone Ballroom
Netherland Plaza Orchestra
Cadets
Gibson Orchestra
Moon River
Castle Farm
Yhoard Serer
Oneni
L.vestschmark
Board of Education
Henrietta Schumann
Women's Radio Review
Pen
Paul Whiteman
Donald Nevis
Harriet Lee
the Goldberss
Golden Strings
Reveliers
Sports Review
Jack Rose
College Inn Orche
Ralph Kirbery
si—Pennsylvania Orchestra
Ballevue Stratford Orchestra
WTAM
Music Makers and Recital Lineup Promises Evening of Song
The program lists Tom Wons and The Merrymakers with Cleveland College performers Catherine Mackenzie and Fred Berren's Orchestra. Ward and Harry Westphal with Nelson, plus Marion Lowen at 7:30. The lineup includes Easy Aces and Cel. Stacpnagie with Budd Orchestra and Canadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wons
Pas
the Merrymakers
Cleveland Colleste
Catherineg Mackenzie
Fred Berren
Ward
Harry
Westphal
Oreh Nelson
QO Rangers
Pride
den Ensemble
Marge
Sid Gary
Marion Lowen
Sarist
Stacpnagie and
Budd
Lowe Stars in Defense Tale at Ri voli Theatre
Edmund Lowe plays a district attorney who condemns an innocent man to the electric chair and then recoils from the DA role. The Columbia production Attorney for the Defense screens today and tomorrow at Theatres At The Theatres LOWE STARS IN NEXT PICTURE AT alvCL, moving through New York City's Cr Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Rivoli
Edmund Lowe
Lowe
Lfe
New York City
Cr Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Twellneton
Cleveland RI
Constance Cumallings
Evelyn Brent
Ralph Bellamy
Violet Heming
Elyria Firm 18
Dreamland
Sylvia Sidney
Chester Morris
Robert Coogan
Hobart Bosworth
Irving Pichel
Fox News
Bill Cody
Andy Shuford
Mason of
the Mounted
Capitol Theatre
Wenday
Jimmy Aguée
PTY
Leo Uakiaulu
Mary Brian
Noah Beery
Russell Gleason
Rialto
Poene ‘Smeen
Homicide
Universal Picture
Homicide Squad
Rialto Theatre
Burgholz
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Capital and
Sune
ASC
Warner Bros
Lee Tracy
Dick Powell
Martin Johnson
Congorilla
Elyria Bavings & Trust Company
Elyria
Oaksey
Hastings
Jenney Linds
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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