Missing Oberlin star Henry Goldstein found in Detroit hotel
Oberlin College freshman Henry Goldstein, missing since Friday after a football injury, was located in Detroit at Hotel Statler. He telephoned a friend, said he remembered nothing of reaching Detroit, and was being held for Oberlin officials as delegation from the college prepared to bring him home.
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Oberblin
Henry Goldstein
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Hotel Statier
Detroit
Goldstein
Mark Weiss
South Main Street
Michigan
Weiss
Edward Bosworth
Herman Goldstein
Golstein
Dr. Richardson
Congregational Church
Henry
Sherif Clarence E. Adams
Ely Via
Community Church Calls Bedford Minister
The Pilgrim Community Church elected Reverend Hollin Goodfellow of Bedford Ohio as their next minister. He began a part time pastorate last Sunday. He has studied at Harrisburg Academy Heidelberg College and Central Theological Seminary and served at Hough Avenue Reformed Cleveland and Goss Memorial Kenmore Akron. He plans graduate study but will defer.
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Pilgrim Community Church
Hollin Goodfellow
Bedford
Ohio
Goodfellow
Pennsylvania
Reformed Church
Harrisburg Academy
Harrisburg
Heidelberg College
Tittin
Central Theological Seminary
Darton
Goddfellow
Hough Avenue Reformed Church
Cleveland
Goss Memorial Reformed Church
Kenmore
Akron
Oberlin College of Theology
Tragedies Claim Lives in Dig
A United Press survey recounts a spate of Ohio fatalities over the weekend. Victims include George Gales in Hillsboro, Oliver C. Harper in Sidner, Gene Daniz in Zanesville, Ethel Cabaniss in Columbus, Bruce Clouston in Nelsonville, three Cleveland auto deaths, Patrolman Edward Murray, Robert H. Higgins, Hazel Kelley, Otto Zuellau, and Mrs. Harrison Cover in separate crashes and a poisoning case. Continued on Page 2.
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Ohio
United Press
Hillsboro
George Gales
Gales
Sidner
Oliver C. Harper
Gene Daniz
Zanesville
Ethel Cabaniss
Bruce Clouston
Nelsonville
Columbus
New York Central
John Marshall
George Zebula
Steven Hanzel
Edward Murray
Cleveland
Robert H. Higgins
Akton
Akron-Canton-Sawyerwood
Cincinnati
Hazel Kelley
Otto Zuellau
Toledo
Harrison Cover
Jefferson White
Johnson No. 1
Trial Of Fall Opens Second Week In Court
Washington October 14 The Fall bribery trial entered its second week as the government nears completion. Prosecutor Owen J. Roberts plans to rest its case against former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall by Tuesday. The defense expects to begin its case in three or four days, aiming for jury deliberations by week’s end or early next week.
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Fall
Washington
Albert B. Fall
District Supreme Court
Heflin
Alabama
Owne J. Roberts
Albert B. Fair
Dr H L Knapp Early Life and Career in Elyria
When Dr H L Knapp was 21 he studied at the Sdll College of Osteopathy in Des Moines Iowa and lived in Buffalo New York. He practiced in Galveston Texas for a year before moving to Elyria in 1906 where he has remained in the same office. He is married with two children and resides at 206 Harvard Street. His hobby is golf. His boyhood aim was to become a doctor.
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H. L. Knapp
Sdll College of Osteopathy
Des Moines
Iowa
Buffalo
New York
Knapp
Galveston
Texas
Elyria
Ise
Harvard Street
Man Near Death From Bullet Wounds in Domestic Shooting
Wounded man, possibly fatally, was shot by his brother in law Zander Hawk at 325 W River. Grand McKee surrendered at police after claiming self defense following an altercation on 329 West River and 306 W River witnesses. Hawk was attacked with a knife before the shooting.
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Zander Hawk
River Street
Elgrit Memorial Hospital
Grand McKee
Hawk
McKee
Hawks
West River St
Jim Foster
Oberlin
AicKee
John Furica
W. River Street
Dullet
World's Largest Dirigible In Test Flight
CARDENGTON Eng Oct 14 The airship R-101 Britain s bid for air supremacy was aloft for a first trial flight just after noon It rose 500 feet shed ballast then climbed to about 1600 feet heading toward Oxford Only the rear engine operated Gas capacity about 5 000 000 cubic feet lifting more than 1390 tons The ship stretches 1 7 feet 3 inches from nose to tail and maximum diameter is 131 feet 8 inches
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Cardengton
Eng
Great Britain
Oxford
Stray Bullet Crashes Through East River Home
Mr and Mrs E W Wright of 1109 East River Street returned home at 9 pm to a damaged front door and a piano dented about two feet from the floor by a stray 32 caliber bullet found on the floor. Police believe the shot came from a great distance with a high elevation, noting nearby woods as a possible hunting misfire.
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East River
E. W Wright
East River Street
Elsha
Mar Bare
Elyria Y M C A Boys Hold First Bean Dinner
Fifty two boys attended the Elyria Y M C A division’s first weekly bean dinner at noon Saturday. Eighteen expressed interest in the Friendly Indians Club for ages eight to 12, while 12 preferred the Pioneer club for ages 12 to 14. The program included motion pictures music and the first in a series of Whowazee Bible stories.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Friendly Indians
Pioneer Club
Hofrichter named assistant pastor at Church of Christ
Rev. Chas H Hofrichter of Cleveland is called by the Church of Christ on Second and Chapel streets to serve as assistant pastor. He will manage the business department and become superintendent of Religious Education, bringing manufacturing and executive experience from Cleveland. He resigns from Cerleit Christian Church to join the local church. He will start in November.
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Chas. H. Hofrichter
Cleveland
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Hofrichter
National
Brass and Bronze Manufacturers Association
The
Christian Church
Norwalk
Gate
Cerleit Christian Church
MacDonald on Way to Canada
Premier Ramsay MacDonald of England travels north from New York to visit Canada with daughter Ishbel. He plans Ottawa Toronto Montreal in the Dominion trip before sailing back to England on October 25 aboard the Duchess of York, amid hopes of advancing Anglo American peace efforts.
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New York
Ramsay MacDonald
England
British Empire
New York Central
Canadian Border
Grand Central
Ishbel
Niagara
MacDonald
Canada
Ottawa
Toronto
Montreal
Dominion
United States
States
Hoover
Washington
Continue Probe of Beroski Death
Investigation into the death of Adam Beroski 42 a roomer at 29 West River Street continues to determine if a six inch skull fracture came from a fall in the basement stairs at the Peter Janus home or if foul play was involved. Coroner Mykel E Perry City Solicitor Harry Redington and County Prosecutor Don Myers lead the inquiry. Police found Beroski dead at 5 00 pm Thursday on the basement floor after a call from Mrs Janus.
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Adam Beroski
Peter Janus
West River Street
Beroski
Janus
Mykel E. Perry
Harry Redington
Don Myers
Auto Drivers Fined By Mayor In Police Court
In a lengthy morning trial Kenneth Higgie a company truck driver was found guilty of speeding through a school zone and fined ten dollars plus costs by Mayor James A Hewitt. W C Dellefield was fined five dollars and costs for reckless driving after pleading guilty for driving on the left side of the street at the Lodi and Furnace streets intersection. Willam Johnson a colored man at 25 West avenue faced a disorderly conduct charge and was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty. Ed McClain was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Kenneth Higgie
Higgie
James A. Hewitt
W. C. Dellefield
Oberlin
Lodi
Furnace Streets
Willam Johnson
West Avenue
Ed. McClain
Buckley Attacks Officials Before Federal Prison Term
On the eve of his two and a half year sentence in Atlanta for bribery and conspiracy Buckley blasts the U S Attorney General the Ohio Anti Saloon League and Hoover enforcement panel to probe Federal District Attorney Haroth E Mau of Cincinnati He accuses Mau Eckhart and others of motives and intimidation while predicting a martyrdom that could spur investigations and a gubernatorial bid for Mau.
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Columbus
Federal
Atlanta
Bert B. Buckley
Buckley
Attormer General
Ohio Anti- Saloon League
Hoover
Office of
Federal District Atttorney Haroth E. Mau
Cincinyah
Mau
United States Senate
Birmingham stationman helps nab auto thief
Quick action by a Birmingham filling station proprietor at Sheriff Clarence BE Adams request led to the capture of an automobile thief and recovery of the stolen car. Two colored men stopped for gas on Barton road and left without paying. The driver admitted stealing the gasoline and the car last night at Campbell, Ohio. the companion was a picked up passenger.
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Birmingham
Clarence BE. Adams
Adams
Elyria
Barton Road
Telegraph Road
Propriee
Campbell
Ohio
Sheri Adams
James Earl
Epidemic of Tire Theft Strikes City
An uptick in spare tire thefts from parked cars alarmed residents this week as police investigate. Five tires were recorded stolen. Victims include Peter Amenhausen of Oberlin on West Second street, Frank Soles of LaGrange on West Broad street, O Wheeler of Clark street on Washington avenue, Albert Yunglaus of Columbus street on Washington avenue, and Chris K Martin of Broad street on Washington avenue.
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Peter Amenhausen
R. D. i. Oberlin
West Second Street
Frank Soles
LaGrange
West Broad Street
O. Wheeler
Clark Street
Washington Avenue
Albert Yunglaus
Columbus Street
Chris K. Martin
Broad Street
China Faces Suppression of Military Revolt in Shanghai
In Shanghai on October 14 the Nationalist government moves to quell uprisings across several fronts. A Kuomintang spokesman says the regime is meeting every insurgent move, thwarting planned seizes of Hankow, Nanking, and Canton by late October, and dismisses circus-like talk of crisis while aiming to prevent rear revolts and communications cuts.
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Shanghat
Kuo Min
Hankow
Nan- King
Canton
Feng
Nanking
South
Yaraos
Bettman Rules On Oberlin Vacancy
Attorney General Bettman ruled that the Oberlin Board of Education must fill the vacancy caused by Mr Yocom’s death by a majority vote of the board. Elyria prosecutor Don W Myers sought guidance on whether a special election was required. Myers’ initial ruling and the matter’s verification confirm the board should elect a successor.
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Oberlin Board of Education
Yocom
Board of Election
Bettman
Don W. Myers
Elyria
Columbus
Oberlin Board
Myers
Generel
Elyria Ties for First in Lake Erie League Attendance
Elyria High School shares top position in the Lake Erie High School League after month one of the 1929 1939 school year. Attendance stands at 98.15 percent and punctuality at 99.82 percent, with Elyria tied with Lorain and Lakeswood for first in combined divisions.
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Elyria
Lake Erie
Elyria High School
Lorain
Laxswood High
Lakewood
Shaw
Rocky River
E. D. Adams
World Series Game Five at Shibe Park
President Hoover attends as the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs clash in a tight fifth game. Weather mild under overcast skies, fans of about 30,000 watch as the A’s seek the series lead while the Cubs strive to force a decisive sixth game.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Hoover
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
A’s
Mackmen
Model husband charged with murder in Illinois case
Chicago dated Oct 14 a man described as a model husband confessed to strangling Agnes Johnson a 26 year old stenographer whose mutilated body was found beside a secluded road near West Chicago. John E Preston an interior decorator 32 was jailed after train crews noted his bloody clothing and a hand wound. Preston admitted the crime blaming whisky and planned a four some with Mathilda Murphy who testified to the events.
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Chicago
Agnes Johnson
Wheaton
West Chicago
Preston
Miss Murphy
Miss Johnson
Maid Gets Life Sentence for Murder in Cleveland
Anna Szeman, a Cleveland maid, was sentenced to life in the Marysville reformatory for second degree murder of her employer Dorothy Marsh Snyder on May 31. A twelve jurors found her guilty after six hours of deliberation. she claimed self defense and temporary insanity.
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Cleveland
Anna Szemen
Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Dorothy Marsh Snyder
Common Pleas
Frederick P. Walther
Szeman
Japan Agrees To Attend Meet
TOKIO October 14 The Japanese reply to Great Britain s invitation to a five power naval conference in January is understood to say Japan gladly accepts because she sincerely wants world peace and the lessening of national burdens by disarmament.
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Tokio
Great Britain
Japan
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Dean Edward Bosworth
Kipton
Ettendant
John M. Landis
Greensboro
N. C
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Brother
Church OF Christ Galls Asst
Office of Federal District Attorney
China
McMillan
English
Hornsby
Wilson
Curler
Stephenson
Grimm
Taylor
C. Malone
Kile
Moran
Athletics Bishop
Haas
Cochrane
C. Simmons
Ff. Foxx
Miller
Boley
Ebmke
Dincense
van Graflan
Witt
Er Rr
Amherst
Fremont
Hataly
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