Martial law declared as Saylesville endures riot
Martial law is proclaimed in Saylesville Rhode Island as hundreds of national guardsmen cordon off a one and a half by one mile area around the Sayles Finishing Plant to prevent further bloodshed after 49 hours of sporadic violence. Casualties include five shot and 42 injured among strikers and 28 guardsmen injured.
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Saylesville
Saviesville
Rhode Islands
Sayles
Moshassuck Cemetsty
Bate F ‘Refield
Providence
Herbert R. Dean
Labor Diggs In For Long Siege
Labor leaders in 1934 planned at least a month more of the textile strike as violence rose in New England. Francis J. Gorman urged Roosevelt to push governors to use troops impartially while National Guardsmen operated in five states amid mediation efforts led by Gov. John G. Winant of New Hampshire.
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United Press
Washington
New England
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers Special Strike Committee
Roosevelt
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Winant
Wa-Mo
Ohio forecast mostly cloudy with showers and storms
Ohio weather stays cloudy tonight and Thursday with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Temperature remains steady with little change.
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Ohio
Official Morro Castle Disaster Figures Release
The Ward line released the latest figures on the Morro Castle disaster. Total aboard 318 passengers and 232 crew with 50 known dead. Twenty one crew and sixty six passengers among the dead, 28 passengers and 22 crew unaccounted. Total known dead and missing 137. Survivors 224 passengers and 189 crew.
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New York
Ward Line
Morro Castle
Man 5 Shot to Death at Lorain
Frank Fantos a 46 year old pool room proprietor was bound to the grand jury on a second degree murder charge after Vincent Moreno a 38 year old steel worker was shot multiple times and died at St Joseph Hospital. Moreno and his mother in law were at Fantos pool room when the shooting followed an alleged theft dispute. Police say Fantos surrendered to a patrolman. Mrs Rodin is held as a material witness.
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Pool Room
Grand
Lorain
Frank Fantos
28Th Street
Vincent Moreno
Moreno
St Joseph l Hospital
Fantos
William Johnson
Mary Rodin
28Th, Street
Kiwanis Luncheon to Feature Rev Sidney Mayer Speaker
Rev Sidney Mayer of Salem Ohio will address Kiwanis Club at tomorrow noon in Hotel Newell on Europe Today. Mayer has traveled in Austria during the Dollis murder period and Russia amid a 350000 communist demonstration. Rev Karl Meister heads the program committee.
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Sidney Mayer
Salem
Ohio
Kiwanis Club
Newell
Mayer
Europe
Austria
Dolliss
Russia
Karl Meister
Dog Owners Warned On Nighttime Roaming
Dog owners urged by Warden Lee Minkler to confine pets after a surge of complaints about dogs menacing sheep and cattle at night. He warned that prosecutions will follow if dogs roam rural areas, noting city dogs often wander into the countryside causing raids on livestock.
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Lee Minkier
Minkler
Munkler
Plans to unify NRA employment agencies
President Roosevelt indicated he is studying the NRA reorganization with the aim of merging enforcement agencies under one authority, likely the Department of Justice. He said the subject remains in the study stage and that personnel considerations and full details are not yet available.
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NRA
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Home Missions Work Highlighted at Conference
The first evening of the North East Ohio Annual Conference of the Methodist Church focused on Home Mission work. Dr J W Dowds chaired with Dr W Mueller Bishop Ernest G Richardson and other leaders noting broadened scope beyond aid to new or weak churches. Continued on Page 2.
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Ohio
The
Methodist Church
J. W. Dowds
Conference Board of Home Missions and
Church Extension
W. Mueller
Department of Church Extension
Ernest G. Richardson
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Richardson
Board of Home Missions
Salaries and Insurance Rules At Northeast Ohio Conference
The Northeast Ohio annual conference discussed salary adjustments shifting the minimum from 1800 to 1200 with 2 percent of salaries above 1500 directed to the Sustentation Fund. A plan requires all entering ministers to join conference group insurance. Trustees’ bondings and fund protections were reviewed. Transfers announced include Rev. E A Brown to Wisconsin and Rev. Carl Asmus moving to Northeast Ohio.
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W. N. Roberts
Richardson
E. A. Brown
Wisconsin
Carl Asmus
NorthEast
Ohio
Rev
Brown
Broadway
M E
Cleveland
Conference Ministers Meet as Elyria Holds Session
Sidelights On The conference appointment committee meets daily at the Elynia Home for the Aged. Rev E Collier of Struthers died last week announced at the afternoon session. Dr Louis C Wright to be installed Baldwin Wallace president this week. Women of First Methodist serve over eight hundred meals today. Nearly five hundred expected to register by day's end.
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Eighe
Elynia Home For
E. Collier
Struthers
Ray. Colier
G. W Collier
Louis C. Wright
Epworth-Euclid WE. Church
Cleveland
Baldwin-Wallace College
Deb C. Grover
A. B. Storm
Wright
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elyrians Welcome Ghurghmen at Twenty Third Conference
Members of the North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church gathered in Elyria for the twenty third annual conference opening at the First M E Church. The session began with Holy Communion led by Bishop Ernest G Richardson of Philadelphia and district superintendents, followed by a memorial service for deceased members and a main address by Dr W W T Duncan of Lakewood on The Abolition of Death stressing belief in the immortality of the soul as essential to Christianity.
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Ohio
The
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Elyria
Ernest G. Richardson
Philadelphia
W. W. T. Duncan
Lakewood
North- East Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
F. W . Mueller
Department of Church Extension
United States
Mussler
North- East Ohio Conference
World Service Commission
Laymen Join Northeast Ohio Conference Opening
More than five hundred Methodist Church pastors attend the Northeast Ohio Lay Conference opening tomorrow, adding to two conferences in session. The general conference begins with 8:30 a m sessions, a devotional by Bishop Richardson, and an afternoon program including the Deaconess Association meeting and a lecture by Dr. Morrison on The Christian Church. The Cleveland Ministerial Quartet will sing and Bishop Mead will speak at the evening session preceded by an organ recital.
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Methodist
Ernest G. Richardson
Philadelphia
Deaconess Association
P. B. Schaffner
Charles Clayton Morrison
The
Christian Century
Christian Church
Cleveland
Bishop Mead
Louise Brown
Religious Education Work At First M E Church
At a banquet in the First M E Church social hall members of the Northeast Ohio Conference Division of Religious Education reviewed the church program. Rev Ceci D. Smith of Columbus outlined four divisions for children youth adults and leadership training aimed at a total church program of Christian education. He noted a trend toward church members using the church as their center for education and a closer link between religious education and evangelism.
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Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Ceci D. Smith
Columbus
Grea
400 On Strike At Piqua
Striking workers at the Orr Felt & Blanket Company in Piqua Ohio swelled to 400 as 29 more workers joined the protest today. One man and one woman who chose to work were allowed entry to the plant.
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Piqua, O
Orr Felt & Blanket Company
Government Recovers Millions in Taxes on Traders
Washington reports the federal tax drive against brokers and stock market traders has yielded about 25 million dollars. The announcement confirms ongoing enforcement actions and tax collection efforts at federal level.
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LU. S
Washington
North East Ohio Church Conference tackles debt and membership transfers
The North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened discussions on church indebtedness, seeking a $300,000 Sanctuary Day fund to assist debtors and avert foreclosures. A memorial urged automatic membership transfers on moving, while opposition warned of individual choice. Rev. Cecil D. Smith framed religious education as key to leadership, noting the work must stay dynamic.
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Conference Board of Home Missions
Conference
General Conference
Hea Xs
Yost
Cecil D. Smith
Columbus
Plumbers to Hear Code Explained in Zone 2 Meeting
A meeting to fully explain the Code of Fair Competition for the Plumbing Contracting Division will be held at 6 p m Friday on the 18th floor of the Builders Exchange building in Cleveland. J A Lucas of Elyria announced the event, inviting all plumbers and firms to attend. Robert J Barrett and Walter Eynon will speak, with Zone 2 covering Cuyahoga Lorain Erie and Huron counties.
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Builders Exchange
Cleveland
J A Lucas
Elyna
Robert J. Barrett
Washington, D. C
Plumbing
Walter Eynon
Canton
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Luleas
Edward Hay
Norwalk Land
SH. Wiemels
Eveland
Death of Well Known Elyria Resident Davies
F. William Davies of Elyria died Tuesday at 5 30 PM at his home after a short illness. Born November 14 1874 in Cleveland Ohio he lived in Elyria since age six months. He worked 36 years as a civil engineer for New York Central Railroad. He leaves a wife Maie a daughter Maude Eleore Beam a sister and three brothers. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from his home with Rev E B Redhead and Dr E J Bond officiating burial in Brookdale Cemetery under W C Sudro.
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F. William Davies
Wooster Street
Mr. Davies
Cleveland
Ohio
Elyria
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Modern Woodmen
John G. Whitney
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York Central Railroad
Maie Davies
Maude Elenore Beam
Henry Beam
H. B Rawson
Walter A Davies
John A. Davies
Lakewood
Robert
E. B. Redhead
E.J Bond
W. C. Sudro
Brookdale Cemetery
First Midyear Tax Collection Exceeds Winter in Lorain
Lorain County Treasurer Walter J. Wright reports a historic midyear tax haul with summer collections surpassing winter. He cites improved county conditions, Home Loans aid, and an installment plan as factors. Summer receipts exceed initial forecasts, with over 85 percent of current general property taxes collected.
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Lorain County
Walter J. Wright
Wright
Mayor's Court No Joke Defies Critics Over Release Refusal
Mayor W Hanoster asserted that the mayor's court enforces its sentences after Pete Stanford faced 60 days in jail and a $25 fine for assault and battery. He refused to intervene as bystanders argued for his friend's release. Stanford allegedly struck a woman during a dispute with a broom handle. Separately, Sept 22 report notes President Roosevelt signaling concern that federal bank examiners may not apply the rule of reason to some loans, with Morgenthau and fiscal officers reviewing the matter in Washington.
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W.hanoster
Pete Stanford
Stanford
Hide Park
Roosevelt
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Washington
Reveal to Prince of Wales offset sales efforts in 1931
Evidence presented to the senate munitions investigation committee shows Curtiss-Wright instructed its Washington office in March 1931 to arrange a meeting between President Hoover and Arturo Merino chief of aviation of Chile to offset the Prince of Wales goodwill tour of America. Curtiss-Wright officials said the Prince of Wales invited Merino to England. Ohio Milk Marketing commission expected to formulate an order rate this week to establish uniform milk prices in the Columbiana County marketing area as producers and distributors seek an agreeable price.
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Toyfort
Prince OF Wale
Washington
Curtiss-Wright Bayport Corporation
Hoover
Arturo Merino
Aviation
Chile
Prince of Wales
America
Senate Munitions Investigation Committee
Curtiss-Wright
Merino
England
Columbus
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Columbiana County
City Council to Seek 2 Mill Tax Levy to Support Finances
A special council meeting set for Friday discusses placing a 2 mill tax levy on the ballot this November to fund general municipal operations. Officials estimate next year’s yield at about $68,000 based on a $34,009,000 valuation, with the last date to file for the levy the upcoming Saturday.
Legion Elect Tattersall To Lead Elyria Post 12
Carl Smith selected as Junior Vice Commander amid Elyria Post No. 12 election. George Tattersall named Commander with Nielsen Senior Vice Commander and other officers including Fillmore Sargeant at Arms and Robinson Historian. New train trip to Miami and October 19–28 schedule outlined.
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Carl Smith
Kelyma
American Legion
Smith
George L. Tattersall
Ells Nielsen
Carl Fillmore
Sargeant At Arms
George P. Robinson
H. K. Collins
Nielsen
C. H. Fisher
House Committee
Wm. C. Sudro
Paul C. Collins
Fisher
Pete Dirlam
Washington
Harry Koplin
George Tattersall
Elyria
Miami
Fla
Elyrians
Tattersall
el Tia
Rocky Hiver
Eddie Krebs
James Blimes
Elyria Legion
Enrollment in Elyria Schools Sees Delayed Start
Enrollment figures for Elyria City schools show delays this year compared to 1935 because many pupils have not yet enrolled. The Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah fell on Monday and Tuesday causing late enrollments. elementary totals are complete except at Styria High, Jeffertos Jum for High, and remain incomplete at others with final tallies due tomorrow.
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Elyria City
Tony
Styria
Jeffertos
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F. W. Mueller
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