Hollywood scandals and hardy courage in extortion cases
Jimmie Fidler notes Neil Hamilton and John Boles reported blackmail attempts to police with arrests and warrants. He highlights Hollywood cowardice and public appetite for scandal, cites industry losses from racketeering, and recalls parallel anecdotes about Leslie Fenton Ann Dvorak Sam Goldwyn Nino Martini and a jealous husband gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Neil Hamilton
John Boles
Mie
Los Angeles County
Filmtown
Fatty Arbuckle
Janice Flagg Rejects Offer of Wealth and Marriage
Janice Flagg resists a sudden proposal from Lawrence Worthington while facing an emissary for her estranged father. She intends to finish secretarial studies and seek employment, insisting on independence over an easy life funded by marriage and a Chicago law firm, as tension simmers in her mother’s memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Flagg
Helene Mulls
Lawrence Worthington
Jan
Helene
Janice
Lawrence
Hollywood
Lois
Yuma
Lois Flagg
Ogden Flage
Weill
Joseph F. Delcombe
Chicago
Nationalists Flee Belchite Amid Mass Casualties
Loyalists report Nationalists fleeing Belchite left 1700 dead in the streets and 1500 bodies burned by sanitation crews. Government says Nationalists reached Llanes on the Asturian coast, with Loyalist planes bombing concentrations and one tri motor plane shot down. Separately, Wallace F. Burton of Indiana killed fighting for the Loyalists. Milly Bennett, an American reporter, arrived later. Roberto Alvarez, ex governor of Santander, executed for alleged treason and terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Belchite
Aragon
Llanes
Asturian
Valencia
Wallace F. Burton
Winchester
Ind
Milly Bennett
Burton
Spain
Ohio National Guard Rifle Team Seizes Third Place
CAMP PERRY, Sept. 7 Ohio National Guard eight member rifle team earned third in the infantry team match with 524 points. California National Guard won at 936 with U S Cavalry team No. 2 in second at 325. Team members include Stemen Jakes White Carlin Williams Ringlespach Burrough Schindler, and Ek Jones led pistol championship with 277 of 300. Ralph Marshall won silver with 253. Zwart Yonkers topped Revolver Association event with 481/300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
California National Guard
U. S. Cavalry
Ohio
Heryshel Stemen
Lima
Glendon Jakes
Xenia
Robert White
Carl Carlin
Findlay
Frank Williams
Dayton
Kenneth Ringlespaczh
Sidney
Ralph Burrough
Blanchester
Perry D. Schindler
EK. KE. Jones
Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph S. Marshall
Civic
Ian
Marshall
Joseph Zwart
Yonkers
United States Revolver Association
Decker Beal Reunion and parish notices in Amherst Ohio
Mrs. B A Jenne lists contact details for book delivery at Central Book Store. The Decker Beal reunion in Vermilion on Lake gathers members from Amherst South Amherst Vermilion Lorain Elyria Russia Township Olmsted Falls and Chicago with a 24th annual event Labor Day featuring a noon picnic and post dinner games. Officers for the coming year include V Dender Lorain president Russell Beal Elyria vice president Elmer Beal South Ridge secretary and treasurer. The 193 reunion will be at Vermilion on Labor Day next year. Also notices from St Peter F and R St Joseph and St Paul churches cover Bible class resumption circles meeting times and duties, parish school opening with high mass, and Holy Name society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker-Beal
Amherst
John Springer
C. J. Springer
Vermilion-on- the-Lake
South Amherst
Vermilion
Lorain
Elyria
Russia Township
Olmsted Falls
Chicago
Comig
V. Dender
Russell Beal
Elmer Beal
South Ride
South Ridge
Donald Bryant
Ruth Trinter
Richard Dawson
Garfield Harris
Edna Drisendahl
Community Activities and church notices this week
Local church groups announce a Junior Walther League birthday party at the parlors on Friday evening and catechetical instruction starting Saturday at nine. The annual mission festival is set for Sunday Sept 26 with English service at ten and German at eleven. An English service at 7:30 will feature Rev Walker of Grace Lutheran Elyria as speaker with special music. Village council resumes meetings Tuesday after a recess. Sorosis Club gathers Thursday at Mrs Jenne’s home. hospital sewing planned with ML Liedros at the hospital Friday. Lake-side conference ongoing for Methodist district clergy. Church boards and Ladies Aid plan activities at Lincoln street and Vermition on the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jewett
Washington Street
Circle Four
Woman's Union
John Wurm
Nest
Main Street
Anna Schmauch
Woman’s Union
Cle Ons
Joseph Drozdowski
Elyria Avenue
Circle Two
Frank Hurlbut
Washington Avenue
Circle Three
Louis Velasi
Altar Rosary Society
Charles Henry
J. Kornath
Joe Kovach
Alex Kerpics
Harold Krause
Caroline Keleh
Holy Name Society
Walker
Grace Lutheran Church
Elyria
Sorosis Club
B.A. Jenne
Church Street
Ludolph Kreeger
Hospital
Tvet ML
Lakeside
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. J. Bauer
Lincoln Street
Police Court News: L B Myers Fined for Dwi and License Suspended
L B Myers of 342 East River Street was fined $50 and costs and his city driving license suspended for six months after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court. He was arrested around 6 15 pm Sunday following a collision on East Avenue between his automobile and a vehicle owned by John Jacoby of 922 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Myers
East River Street
Leonard Smith
Myers
East Avenue
John Jacoby
Plea of Not Guilty Before City Mayor in Drunk Driving Case
George Robertson of Fuller Road pleaded not guilty to a driving while intoxicated charge before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court. Robertson was arrested after a Saturday evening crash on Exst Avenue. Trial date set for September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robertson
Fuller Road
Leonard Smith
Exst Avenue
Smith
Man And Wife Enter Not Guilty Pleas
A man and wife pleaded not guilty when arraigned in police court before Mayor Leonard Smith. Anthony Gutowski of Loci street faced a wise orderly conduct charge and Julia Gutowski pleaded not guilty to petit larceny. Warrant sworn by Bert Coughlin of Lodi street charged theft of 60 from Coughlin’s business and alleged a man’s assault. Trial set for September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Gutowski
Locistreet
Julia
Bert Coughlin
Lodi Street
Coughlin
Gutowski
Mayor Fines Penfield Motorist for Reckless Driving
Penfield motorist Andrew Hancock was fined after arraignment before Mayor Leonard Hancock. He was arrested around 7 30 p m Saturday on Broad Street for reckless driving.
Arrested Man Walter Matelski Ordered To Appear
Walter Matelski of 459 West River Street was arrested about 7 50 PM Saturday on West River Street and charged with intoxication. He is to appear in police court Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Matelski
West River Street
Lorain Man Pleads Not Guilty to Reckless Driving Charge
Lorain resident Frank Savina of 1716 East 32nd Street entered a not guilty plea to reckless driving when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested about 9 15 p m Sunday at Cleveland Street and Beebe Court. Mayor Smith set trial for September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Savina
East 32Nd Street
Lorain
Leonard Smith
Cleveland Street
Beebe Court
Smith
Ridgeville Mayor Plea Change Ends in Fine
Alfred Gessner changed his plea from not guilty to guilty before Mayor Leonard Gessner after a week arrest on reckless driving charges. On arraignment Gessner faced a not guilty plea, then was fined $2 and court costs.
Will Face Charge Ben Glesewicz to appear in police court
Ben Glesewicz of 203 Warren avenue is to appear in police court next Saturday to answer a charge of intoxication. He was arrested about 2 15 a m Sunday at Clark and Winckles street by local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Glesewicz
Warren Avenue
Sle
Clark and Winckles Street
Motorist Fined Two Dollars in Police Court
Barry Curry of 412 Fifteenth Street was fined $2 and costs in police court this morning after being arrested on August 1. Builders of residences in Germany are urged by the government to economize with steel and iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Curry
Fifteenth Street
Leonard Smith
Curry
Germany
Labor Day Clash: Green Attacks CIO Over Steel Strikes
On Labor Day the AFL chief William Green attacked the CIO as “fascist” for contract failures and strikes while CIO leader John Lewis claimed 250,000 steel workers joined his union. Roosevelt denounced “militant tactics” for federal workers and Frances Perkins urged study of age discrimination in hiring amid growing protests from both sides. Proceeding coverage from Washington and Pittsburgh notes wage, union, and organizing battles across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John N. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Potentiaa
United States
Nation
Lewis
Pittsburgh
Green
Dallas
Texas
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
Frances Perkins
Roosevelt
National Federation of Government Employes
Springfield
Steel Green
C. I O
America
Ruhr
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Republic
Bethlehem
San Francisco
A. F
Teamsters
Miss Perkins
Boston
Madden
A. FY
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Jimmie Fidler
Leslie Fenton
Ann Dvorak
Leslie
Ann
Warner Brothers
Fenton- Itis
Europe
San Fernando Valley Ranch
Sam Goldwyn
Sam
Nino Martini
Joan Fontaine
Fey
Nino
Miss Fontaine
Joan
Bobby
Checker
WM. J. Moriarty
Torain
ST. Jean DE Luz
France
Roberto Alvarez
Santander
People's Court
Alvarez
O.N. G
B. A. Jenne
Church St
Central Book Store
ST. Peter F. and
R. the Philathea Bible Class
ST. Joseph Church
St. Ann's Society
ST. Pau
G. J. O'Connor
Gottlieb
Lax
Broad Sr
MH. Ryan
Poorsquare Church
Lindelph Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
Mts Chau Rch
Mary-Martha
S. W. Jenkins
Woodhill Drive
Ladies’ Society
Edward Cottage
Vermition On
Lake
First Evangelical
Hospital News
M. Costanzo
Winter Rose
Loraint
Homer Watson
Howard Solomon
Cleveland
H. A. Williams
Shupe Avenue
J. Menz
J. Obitts
Theodore Henes
Oak Harbor
Alger Wilbur
Elyvia
A. C. Werner
Helen Roemer
Kathryn Schriner
L. Roemer
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mackinat § Island
Sault Ste. Marie
Wisconsin Dells
Arnold Decker
Wyandotte
Mich
Fred Holzhauer
Ernest P. Sposato
D. K. Wilson
T. O’hern
I. ¥. Moyer
Helen
Oberlin
Harry Lichtwoult
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Ada Johnson
Hi. A. Williams
Anna Lembke
Columbus
Henry Smith
Houghton Lake
Druscista
Advt
Conentraat
Jorain
Broadway Room
Gould
Police Court News
Andrew Hancock
Penfield Dytinction
Cests
Hancock
Broad Street
Alfred Gessner
Ridgeville
Gessner
C. I
THE
Brown CO
Lodi St
Rice Brake Service
Bob Rice
Cedar Street
Debray Body Shop
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