Feud Spark Kills Two in Clay County Courthouse Shootout
In Manchester Kentucky twenty five National Guardsmen patrolled streets as authorities probe a courthouse ambush that left Frank H. Baker a 39 year old commonwealth attorney from London and John Brock 23 of Cincinnati dead. Two others Frank Young 40 and Wiley Baker wounded. Slayings linked to the Baker Howard White Bailey Philipot feud fueling deadly violence across Clay County.
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Manchester Kyv
Kentucky Nation
Commonwealth Attorney
Clay County
Frank H. Baker
London
John Brock
Cincinnati
Frank Young
Wiley Baker
Frank Baker
Manchester
William C. Lewis
National Guard
Ruby Latoon
Zionist Region Officers Elected in Ohio
Cleveland dispatch reports the Zionist regions of Ohio elected officers at their meeting. Honorary president Rabbi James G. Heller of Cincinnati. president Ezra Z. Shapiro of Cleveland. vice presidents Dr. W. B. Abramson of Columbus and Oscar Altschuler of Youngstown. Secretary Isaac Carmel of Cleveland. treasurer Herman Stein of Cleveland. Executive committee includes Benjamin Dwherstein Dayton, Mrs. Max Friedman Canton, David L Fish Youngstown, Robert Meilman Columbus, Dr. F. Steiner Akron, Joseph Soloze Columbus, Rabbi Leon Stitsky Warren, Samuel Kasgell Toledo, Dr. Jacob S. Golub Cincinnati, and Rabbi Lee J. Levinger Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Rabb
James G. Heller
Cincinnati
Ezra Z. Shapiro
W. B. Abramson
Columbus
Oscar Altschuler
Youngstown
Isaac Carmel
Herman Stein
Benjamin Dwherstein
Dayton
Max Friedman
Canton
David L Fish
Robert Meilman
F. Steiner
Akron
Joseph Soloze
Leon Stitsky
Warren
Samuel Kasgell
Toledo
Jacob S. Golub
Lee J. Levinger
Coroner Probes Nurse Death in Cleveland Hospital
Coroner A J Pearse investigates the death of Miss Lucille Schubert 23 a nurse at Maternity Hospital who apparently jumped or fell from the seventh floor. Miss Bernice Mills a fellow nurse found and assisted her and she was pronounced dead at the hospital. Police rule it a death by own action. The report notes no known reason for suicide prior to the incident.
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Cleveland
A. J. Pearse
Lucille Schubert
Maternity Hospital
Bernice Mills
Pearss
Charles Beukolovich
City Hospital
Grafton Grange Holds Annual Inspection Meeting
Grafton Grange No. 1686 met Thursday evening September 15 with Master Guy Amsbury in the chair. Worthy Deputy Frank Mason and Brother Grills offered remarks and a fine talk. After routine business and the program, ice cream cake and wafers were served with visitors from Columbia and Ridgeville. Next regular meeting set for October 6.
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Grafton Grange
Guy Amsbury
Frank Mason
Brother Grills
Columbia
Ridgeville
Tire and Rim Stolen From J. F. Ryan's Car
J F Ryan of 438 Third Street reported a spare tire and rim were stolen from his car in a local theft incident.
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J. F. Ryan
Third Street
Willys-Overland and International Harvester in Toledo Deal
A sales and manufacturing agreement will produce a large volume of trucks with a new Overland motor at the Toledo plant. International Harvester, led by Alexander Lesge, and Willys-Overland, led by L A Miller, aim to boost local employment and related business. The venture envisions motor and chassis manufacture at Toledo, following IH data on 20,900 trucks sold in the year ending June 30, 1932. Miller expects to announce the complete setup after talks with Legge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Willys-Overland Company
International Harvester Company of America
Chicago
Alexander Lesge
International Harvester Company
Willys-Overland
The
International
L. A. Miller
Legge
Love at First Sight at Rialto Theatre
The musical film Love at First Sight now playing at the Rialto Theatre tells a moving love story against odds and temptation of fame. It features five popular songs including Love at Sight and Waiting for the Sunshine, with Norman Foster Suzanna Keener Paul Specht and his orchestra leading a large cast.
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Rialto Theatre
Love At First Sight
Norman Foster
Suzanna Keener
Paul Specht
Roadway
Chester Hale
Wigs Pinkerton to New Film at Rivoli
Joan Blondell stars in Miss Pinkerton her first leading role a mystery thriller adaptation from Mary Roberts Rinehart with a strong supporting cast including George Brent Set in a house of mystery a nurse joins a police investigation into a death at the inspector's request
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Joan Blondell
Rivoli Theatre
Miss Pinkerton
Mary Roberts Rimehart
Saturday Evening Post
George Brent
Mystery Thrillers Unfold at Capitol Theatre
Capitol Theatre manager Lamm urges audiences to keep plot twists secret for the First National feature Doctor X as a cleverly crafted mystery thrills with laughs and surprises.
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Capitol Theatre
Lamm
Northwestern Wildcats Set for Strong Big Ten Title Bid
Northwestern, co champion of the Big Ten last season, return 16 lettermen but lose key linemen Dallas Marvis Jack Riley Jimmy Evans and Tiny Engebretson. Backfield stars George Potter Capt Pug Rentner Jakie Sullivan and Ollie Olson loom strong, promising a potent offense but questions persist on defense as three top contenders Michigan Purdue Minnesota loom in early schedule.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Wildcats
Michigan
Purdue
Dallas Marvis
Jack Riley
Jimmy Evans
Tiny Engebretson
Rob Russell
Minnesota
New London Gridders Upset Shelby 14 to 6
Shelby, Ohio September 19 New London High surged to a 14 to 6 upset of Shelby High Coach Snyder’s team. First score came when Wert blocked a punt and Fuller recovered behind the goal line with Staples adding the extra point. Swanger drove in the second TD followed by another Staples drop kick. Shelby answered late with Southard scoring from a completed pass. extra point failed. Touchdowns Fuller Syaager Southard. Umpire Bucher Head Linesman Mart. Time 12 minute quarters.
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Shelby
Snyder
New London High
New London
Wert
Fuller
Staples
Swanger
Southard
Syaager
Stapi
Reteren
Adrian
Bucher
Heelberg
Mart
Otterbein
Packers Beat Cardinals 15 to 7 in season opener
Green Bay as National Professional Football champions for three years defeated Chicago 15 7 in a windy opener. The Packers scored on a pass and a Cardinal fumble and added two points on a Cardinal safety in the early game at Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bar Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Notre Dame
Packers
Cardinal
Grafton Plans Semi-Pro Football Team
Grafton C on Sept 19 announces plans for a semi pro football team with a meeting for all players tomorrow at Bitter's Grocery at 6 oclock. All interested players urged to attend and try out for the new eleven.
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Grafton
Bittner's
Champs Beaten In Tournament DAYTON Showdown
In Dayton Ohio on September 19 the Fisher Foods of Cleveland were defeated 2 to 0 by Vogelman Breads of Cincinnati in five innings due to rain. Mike Skryp pitched for Fisher Foods as Cincinnati joined Dayton New Haven Pint Pontiac and Flint as first round winners. Several other games were halted and will be replayed or completed today with matchups including Detroit Dearborn Akron Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh Darton New Haven Pontiac Fort Wayne Indianapolis and Newcomerstown.
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Dayton. O
Fisher Foods
Cleveland
National Baseball Federation
Vogelman Breads
Cincinnati
Clevelanders
Mike Skryp
The
Foods
Dayton
New Haven
Conn
Pint
Mich
Pontiac
Finke Furnitures
Akron St. Marthas
Campania Club
Riverside Olympics
Indianapolis
Detroit
Dearbarn
Flint
Grand Trunk Railway
Fort Wayne
Ind
Newcomerstown
Dearborn
Akron
Pittsburgh
Darton
Meacassari
Lumbers Edge Valley City In 15th In Extra Inning
Valley City and the Sheldon Lumbers of La Grange battled yesterday with La Grange winning in the fifteenth inning by 8 to 7. Spicer pitched the distance for the Lumbers, Stoskopi for Valley City. Hastings kept the score for La Grange. The Lumbers close their season next Sunday at Grafton against the Bittner Grocers.
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Valley City
Sheldon Lumbers
la Grange
Spicer
Lumbers
Stoskopi
Hastings
Grafton
Bittner Grocers
Bittners LaGrange In Season Final Sunday
Grafton C Sept 19 The Grafton Bittner Grocers end their season next Sunday with a game against the Sheldon Lumbers of LaGrange on the Grafton diamond. The Lumbers defeated the Bittners 4-3 in ten innings earlier this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Grafton Bittner Grocers
Sheldon Lumbers
LaGrange
Grafton Diamond
Lumbers
Mercuries Hold Practice Tonight on Erie Street
The Elyria Mercuries plan an important practice on Erie Street with sweater measurements to follow. The session is set for seven o clock and invites listed players Cheldon Bara Thomas Malik Slavin Nasipak Wond Gleason Koehn Flood Poletey Vardy Raynes Woodcock Innes Fortman Hutchings Erickson and others seeking tryouts.
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Elyria Mercuries
Erie Street
Cheldon
Bara
Thomas
Malik
Slavin
Nasipak
Wond
Gleason
Koehn
Flood
Poletey
Vardy
Raynes
Woodcock
Innes
Fortman
Hutchings
Erickson
Grange Stars As Bears Defeat Panthers 26-0
Chicago Bears route Cleveland Panthers 26-0 as Red Grange gains 127 yards on eight carries, scores two touchdowns and throws two passes for another. Grange, 29, is in his seventh pro season.
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Grange
Bears
Panthers
Chicago
Redl Grange
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Panthers
Radio Programs Schedules for Cleveland Stations Night Lineup
Cleveland radio listings for WTAM WHK WGAR and WGAR details English programs for Monday September 1 with time slots for 5:30 Behind the Scenes in Germany through 2:90 Country Doctor and Ev Jones, including Alice Joy, NBC, Paul Whiteman, and Dance Band hours.
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Cleveland
WTAM
Germany
Donald Nevis
Jack and Jill
Ray Knight
Gene
Glenn
Goldbergs
Golden Strings
National Radio Forum
Alice Joy
NBC
Paul Whiteman
I—Lcollege Inn Orchestra
Bulletin Board
i—Conrad
Bellevue Stratford
Ears
Marge
Chester Gaviord
Edwin C. Hill
Sam
Kate Smith
DeHarrack
Paris
Boswell Sisters
Eddie Duchin
Symphony Orchestra
Gary
Chandu
Magician
IL M
Radio
Jake
Larry Funk
Klein
WGAR
Lewell Thomas
The
Stebbins Boys
Jones and Hare
Bob Pierce
Olsen
J. Benny
Ev Jones
Greenwich Beats Grafton 8 To 5 In Local Game
Greenwich Merchants defeated the Bittner Grocers of Grafton 8 to 5 in a game played here yesterday. Grafton starter Norman pitched poorly as Greenwich answered a three run first with four runs in the home half to seize and hold the lead.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Merchants
Bittner Grocers
Grafton
Norman
Portsmouth Spartans rout Greed Rapids 33 to 0 in season opener
Portsmouth Spartans opened the season with a 33 to 0 victory over Greed Rapids before about 5 000 fans in Portsmouth. Touchdowns were scored by Roy Lumpkin Glen Presnell Dutch Clark and Fullback Gustowsky as the home team dominated the game.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth Spartans
National Football League
Greed Rapids
Roy Lumpkin
Glen Presnell
Dutch Clark
Gustowsky
With the Big Five in a Baseball Bout
United Press reports on a high scoring game where Jimmy Foxx hit his 53rd homer and added four singles in nine at bats for nine runs. Lou Gehrig had two doubles in four trips for two runs. Al Simmons collected a triple and six singles in seven appearances for three runs. Bill Terry added four hits in seven at bats for three runs. Babe Ruth did not play.
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United Press
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Louw Gehrig
al Simmons
Bill Terry
Vast Radio Schedule Mix From Early Stations
A dense OCR list catalogs an extensive radio programming slate with numerous shows, orchestras, bands, and talk segments across stations WLW WGY WIR WABC WEAF and others. Names include Simeon D. Fess Amos n Andy Matthew Woll Ralph Kirbery Conrad's Hand and Charles Carlisle with many ensembles and time slots in a sprawling schedule.
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Simeon D. Fess
J Amos
N’ Andy
Rochester Symphony
Merle Jacobs
Stardust
Diamond’s
NBC
WEAF
Harriet Lee
WGY
Whiteman
College Inn Orchestra
Ralph Kirbery
WWJ
Conrad
Wii—Tho
Amos
Andy
WLW
Matthew Woll
Pickens
McCoy
KOKA
Diamond
Wir
CBS
WABC
Funnyboners
WEBN
Charles Carlisle
WGR
Sissle
Tito Gultar
WKB
Barlow
Martin
WKBN
Redman
Village Nut Club
Sosnick
Akron Twadc
Myrt
Marge
Sissie
Thio Guigur
Edwin C. Hull
T.K
Kate Smith
Miss Brothers
Paris
Boswell Sisters
Jessie Waiterlin
Lombardo
Symphony Orchestra
Sid Gary
Ag—Klein
Ted Weem
Cincinnati
Cotter Queen
Bana
Mike and
Herman
Hazel Gibson
Moon River
Castle Farms
Radio Schedule Fragments From 645 Goldbergs Era
A dense, period style radio schedule lists numerous acts and times including Blackstone Plantation, Ben Bernie and Orchestra, Emerson Gill's Orchestra, New Yorker Orchestra, and the Navy Band. It mentions various talk shows, reviews, and musical guests such as Helen Beard, Don Dewhirst, and Maurice Goldman, ending with a lineup including the Ball Room Orchestra and Radio Jake in late hours.
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The
Goldbergs
Blackstone Plantation
Ben Bernie
Hol Wymn
Ralph Kirbergs
Weldorf-Astoria
Emerson Gill
Dosbroees
Theatre of the Air
New Yorker Orchestra
WTAN
Tony
Helen Wyant
Jimmy Azuenan
Helen Beard
Navy Band
Mery K. Browne
Round Towners
Don Dewhirst
Ethel
Harry
Louis Rich
Colege Flavors
Frank Westphal
Cleveland Vn
St. Louis
b—Keenan
Phillips
Skippy
Maurice Goldman
Ball Room
Radio
Jake
Harold Stern
Gus Arnheim
Billy Banks
Councilman Cliff Rose dies in hunting accident
Funeral services were arranged for Cliff Rose a 53 year old Williamsburg council member and oil station operator killed in a hunting accident Saturday. Rose hunted at Cedar Mill Adams County with his father James Rose 80 and friend James Curtis when the elder Rose mistook his son's moving hand for movement leading to the fatal shot.
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Williamsburg
Cliff Rose
Rose
Cedar Mill
Adams County
James Rose
James Curtis
Young Men's Club committees named for coming year
Committees to run Young Men's Club activities for the year will be announced at tonight’s first meeting at the Y M C A. Plans for the year will be discussed. Program committee Seward Black chairman Leonard Eggs George Houserman and M H Crowder. Social Harold Birch chairman Howard Crooks and Russell Francis. Inter club committee M F Fey chairman Howard Butler and Henry Ingersoll. Music Alan Van Wormer chairman James Lilley and Henry Cock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Black
Leonard Kggs
George Houserman
M. H. Crowder
Harold Birch
Howard Crooks
Russell Francis
M. F. Fey
Howard Butler
Henry Ingersoll
Alan van Wormer
James Lilley
Henry Cock
Cat Cause of Fatal Crash In Youngstown Sudden death
John McGowan aged 21 of Cleveland died at South Side Hospital after a car crash in Youngstown. He swerved to avoid a cat last Wednesday, the vehicle overturned, struck a squirrel and a charge fired into his head.
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Youngstown, CO
John McGowan
Cleveland
South Side Hospital
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Dreamland
Maurice Chevalier
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Charles Ruggle
Roland Young
Travelogue Paramount News and Novelty Act
Buck Jones
Rio Grande
Mickey Mouse
Lorden Sheiby
Thomas Shar
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Qarters
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Cardinals
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Slim Summerville
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Annabelle Jackson
George Hartrick
Radio Household Institute
Aries Jox
L. A. Army Band
Board of Education
Moss and Jones
Dorothy Berliner
Women's Radio Review
Hazel McGinley
Waldorf-Austoria Orchestra
Jack
Jim
Ray Perkins
Cascade Pavilion
Elyria Dental Clinic
Cavagna Bros
Elyria Hardware CO
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