Riot at Bible Convention in Lincoln Auditorium
A crowd of about one hundred stormed a Protestant Bible Convention in Warren injuring thirty and prompting police and deputies to intervene. Two leaders identified as L. J. King ex Romist and R. C. Garaser faced disruptions as fists and weapons clashed, with arrests briefly made and later released. Echoes of the riot led to discussions of a grand jury and continued meetings despite police warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Risker
Morel
Ferther
L. J. King
R. C. Garaser
King and Gardner
Death of Mrs. P. N. Bennett in Pasadena Hospital
Mrs. P. N. Bennett, 43, wife of Rev. P. N. Bennett former pastor of the Second Congregational Church, died yesterday morning at Pasadena Hospital after a long illness. She leaves husband, one daughter Catherine Lovell, and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. N. Bennett
Rev
Second Congregationa Church
City
Pasadena Hospital
Pasadena
California
Catherine
So Lovell
Congress Debates Tariff Bill Features In Senate
Senate continues debate on administrative features of the tariff bill while the Agriculture Committee holds further hearings on farm board members. House goes into recess until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Road Improvement Bids to be Opened by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners will receive bids this afternoon for grading stone and drainage structures on the Griggs road in Rochester township. The project covers about two miles of roadway. Early next week Major James Hewitt will begin plans for a Holloween fete with a meeting of interested persons called. Oberlin man Thomas McClane faces grand jury action over a shooting scrape at Oberlin. Myers Produce truck sideswiped a curb on Middle avenue near Sixth street, causing vehicle damage including roof and top. An auto crash incident is noted with subsequent details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Griggs
Rochester Township
James 4. Hewitt
Oberlin
Thomas McClane
Gherlin
Dili
Obdarizn
Overiin
Myers
Ers
Am Aute Rosso
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
West Russ Clud
Brit Ward
South Main Street
Gross
St. George Morris
R. H. Reighter
Prospect Parent Association
Hartsen
Forest Street
Getaber S
John Halen
Radon Haring
Mer Tr
Kelly
Knights of Prihias
P. Lodge
Onertin Lodge
Odd Fellows
Ralph Brown
Bert Prosser
Howard
North Pleasant Street
Ners
West
Middle West
Elyma
Virgil Jasper
Louisvifle
Louisville
Morlock
Elyria
George Richwite
Lena Tabor
John Kalopus
Mser Cave
Kentucky
James Elemas
Jack Ambrose
Ben Mose
Cecil Hoover
Louisville & Wagon
Charles Persons
Person
South
Eddie Herzog
Jerry Ferguson
Herzog
Ferguson
Elyrians
Ersens
Crio
Cressee
Henry Guthrie
Cleta Whitner
Guthrie
New Albany
Ohio River
Orm Louis
Leonard Waster
Alva Smith
Smith
Charley Chaplin
Rnelther
Jack Marshadd
Daniels
Lewis
Ito Srd
Pete Dirium
Cect
Erhars
Gratton
Borron
Man Fined After Shooting At Neighbor’s Chickens
In Woodford, Sokotowski was arrested on two charges of shooting within the city limits. He pleaded this morning to two dollars and a court case, claiming the dispute stemmed from a neighborly quarrel. Major James A. Hewitt presided, overturning the previous ruling as the episode escalated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tered Ferden
Kazmer Sokotowski
Woodford Creed
Sokoetowski
James A. Hewitt
World War II Era Letter Expresses Hope for Allied Peace
A continuation from page two presents a royal message praising allied effort and urging a Council Board of Peace. The speaker envisions a humane civilization, mutual trust, and cooperation between the United States and Britain to advance democracy and liberty across the Atlantic. The tone seeks lasting goodwill and generous hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Council Board of Peace
Dome
Great Britain
Atlantic
Sewing Machine Clinics Draw Large Female Attendance
A countywide series of sewing machine clinics organized by the agriculture extension service saw strong turnout. The Brownhelm session drew 32 attendees, with 23 using sewing machines. Wellington and Oberlin events followed with 30 and 34 women present respectively, using 13 machines at each. The program aims to promote home economies and skills among local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Montay
Brownhelm
Hen Son
Wellington
Oberlin
Dee
Brazit Nets Popular Outside Brazil Yet Slow in Sao Paulo
The Commercial Association of Sao Paulo received boxes of raiss from Amazonas to distribute to retailers as an experiment to boost demand. The note highlights Brazil RAIS as admired abroad but not yet popular in the Brazilian market, despite efforts to stimulate sales locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Commercial Association of
Amazon
Property Dispute Heard in Court Over Preserved Real Estate
In a court session Judge A addresses a dispute between parties Meth and Mer D. Pieas over a site on Wethediine real estate in Fleekner. The suit involves a claim to property and a question of funds, with a jury to determine the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herst Meth
Mer D. Pieas
Saturday's Best Radio Features Spotlight
Read highlights from CBS and Paramount Public Hour listings. General schedule notes include WBBC CBS metro features and a focus on radio programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
WBBC
CBS Metror
Paramount Public Hour
Elyria Legion corps shows grit at local ceremony
Fragmented notes from Page 1 describe the Elyria corps and Husle group at a reception amid labor, pride, and fatigue. Members endured tedious hours, with shoewear worn from the event’s demands, as formations and drills tested endurance and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iocel Legion
Husle
Elyria Corps
Legionaires
Lane Bi
Funeral for Oldest First Methodist member set in Grafton
The oldest member of the First Methodist-Episcopal church died after years of illness on October 1929 at age 71 years, nine months, and six days. Funeral services will be at two on Saturday October 5 at the love home 238 Ninth Street. Burial in Nichols cemetery Grafton. Dr A A Piper and Rev G A Reeder will conduct. Please omit flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist-Episcopal ‘ Church
Ninth
Nichols
Grafton
A. A. Piper
G. A. Reeder
Oberlin village bonds pass for Plum Creek improvement
Oberlin reports the village board passed the second reading of the ordinance authorizing $860 in bonds for the Plum Creek improvement. The meeting mainly addressed the ordinance passage and payment of bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Village
Plum Creek
Elyria Drum Corps Members Return From Louisville Gathering
Drum corps members and families traveled from Elyria and nearby towns to Louisville for the national championship event. The group endured long hours of parading and discipline, with Drum Major William Hruby drafting new music for next year in Boston. Louis Young, ex-Elyria, visited from Lorain to support the troupe, recounting past service in the navy and World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Persons
Che
Secal
E_ Cory
Fred Colétia
Grafton
Paul Sase
Charles Rawson
LaGrange
Bernard Strauss
William Cahi
Gerage
Louisville
Lo Jeg
Carl
Beauty
Ensig
Alfred
Elsria
South
Tians
William Hruby
Elyria
Boston
Louis Young
Lorain
Young
Navy
San Antonio
Texas
Louise
Oldest Car on Paledee Showroom Announcement
An older car, aged 23 years, is highlighted for the Play Chevrolet showroom. It features a gas distributor and a single Finder engine. The vehicle, despite its age, is described as still running, reaching a top speed of 27 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paledee
Bounty on Seal Leads to Action in Quincy Mass
A garbled report notes a 30 year bounty matter in Quincy involving a sea creature and an individual named James J. Soudresse. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a payout or enforcement related to a seal incident in a lobster wrap context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
James J. Soudresse
Chicago Market Quotes Stall as Prices Hold Steady
Chicago cash quotations show unchanged butter and eggs with steady hogs and cattle values in mixed livestock trade. Wheat and corn futures on No. 1 hard and No. 3 yellow remain near recent levels while oats and rye trades edge within narrow bands. Minneaplis grain shipments steady with minor shifts in flour and bran pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Elyria Netters Face Lakewood in Saturday Tennis
Elyria High meets Lakewood High in a Saturday tennis clash as Elyria aims for a third straight win after beating Rocky River and Shaker Heights. Both teams have seen their top players depart from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hi
Lakewood
Elyria
Rocky River
Shax
Elvria
Bantams Clash at Amherst in prep for big match
Bantams travel to Amherst for a Saturday clash as coach W L Vaughn seeks a winning streak. Lineup shuffles include Harper at quarterback, Horan moved to left halfback, Whitney to center, MacDaniels at tackle, and Daly amid eligibility issues. Lightweights aim to bring around 34 players, with reserves Bowell and Todd showing well in last night scrimmage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Amherst
W. L. Vaughn
Oberlin
Harper
Horan
Whitney
J. Smith
MacDaniels
Jenne
Stang
Daly
Bowell
Todd
Buswell
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Wildercraft
Glace Mused Nuts
Wilder
Auio
LaVilla Harris
Berlin Heights
Gearh
Daniel Worcester
Overlin
Sisiar
Qherlin
Foren
Iwa
American Legion
Elizabeth Pratt Florence Sherasurer
Williems
Elsia Sunfisteli
Elsie Harler
Ciara Baxter
Frank Backwith
J. W. Hill
Ille
Frankfort
Philadelphia
Dium
Elsvia
Ft. Doege
Iswa
Wes
Edison Pest
Mors
Tledo
Barnard Strauss
Elitia Corps
Winn
Emly Bell Dean
G. A. R. Hall
Ohio
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Toledo Livestock
EHS
Bantams
New York
Timothy
Hzkt
Timerhy
Iehbt
Mary Lou Candy Shop Corner
Broad and
West Ave
Pandr and
Pando Reading Wall Paper Company
South Lorain
O’donnell Paint and
Wal Paper Co
Elsrna
The
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
the Children’s Apparel Shop
Second Street
T. J. Hutchings
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