Fay Co Store Robbed in Broad Street Burglary
Burglars entered the Fay Co store at 381 Broad Street late last night through a high back window and stole fur and coat items valued in the thousands. Manager Phillip Schulte lists a long inventory including Jap weasel coats, mink, Persian lamb, sealskin, marmot and other furs with totals around 4 045 pounds. no insurance was carried and police describe stolen goods to departments citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burelars
Fay Co
Broad Street
Phillip Schultz
Beverly
Schulte
Burke Denies Supposed Fund Behind Davis Campaign
Elyria State Senator John F Burke fires back at Maurice Maschke charging that a contractor under Harry L Davis profited from his administration and helped fund the campaign. Burke names Horwitz as a lucrative contractor tied to Davis and accuses Maschke of slander while vowing to defend his public record. Continued on Page 2.
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Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Horwitz
Spenal
Cleveland Press
Cambridge
Lininintrattiun
Hayeen
Harry L. Davis
Camph
John F Buthke
Elyria
Burke
Maschke
Davis
Atts Ce
Horwite
Davis Adeninestration
Llud Hun
Tom
Florwitz
Vn Waschke
Imm
Taschke
William A. White
Washington
St. Eliabeth's
Caverly
Crowe
Clarence Darrow
Newsboys enjoy frolic at Riverview Park outing
Courtesy of manager Worthington of Riverview Park the Chronicle Telegram newsboys were his guests last evening. They marched to the park and enjoyed rides on the merry go round and the whip and other devices spending a very enjoyable evening. The boys extend thanks for the courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manger Worthington
Riverview Park
Chronicle - Telegram Awaboys
Worthington
Memorial committee forms permanent organization for ex service men
A committee in Andarkcan Legion hall formed a permanent organization to campaign for a memorial building for ex service men with monthly meetings and future fundraiser plans to be decided later. In Columbus a Governors' Ruler Commission meet scheduled to wind up a 600000 campaign. the Lorain fund grew by 5000 from the Grand Lodge of Elks. Charles A Ferry Yale bowl designer dies at 77 in New Haven after Yale affiliation. Sam Goldblatt, 30, arrested in Cleveland on Arkansas conspiracy to defraud via the mails indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andarkcan Legion Hall
Columbus
Governors’ Ruler Commission
Lorain
Grand Lodge of Elks
New Haven
Conn
Charles A. Ferry
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Cleveland
Arkansas
Sam Goldblatt
Elopees Return to Almshouse Home in Jeanette Pa
Jacob and Betty, once wed by elopement, were returned to the Westmoreland County Almshouse after years apart and failed attempts. The couple, now 75 and 3, faced hardship as they wandered from a wagon shed to the almshouse, aided briefly by neighbors before a constable intervened and they were sent back to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Jacob
Jave
Betty
Weatmoreld County
Han
Atlantic Hop to Complete Globe Flight Heads Home
Six American flyers aim to finish the first air trip around the world this month starting from Kirkwall Iceland to Reykjavik Ivibut Greenland and Indian Harbor Labrador The voyage covers about 960 miles across the Atlantic with a supporting flotilla in case of distress Led by Lieut Lowell Smyth in the Chicago with Lieut Leslie P Arnold as mechanic others include planes Boston New Orleans and pilots Lieut Wade Ogden Lieut Nelson and Lieut Harding with assistants and mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
Scotish Coast
Harna Fydd
Iceland
Reykjavik
Ivibtut
Greenland
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Chicago
Lowell Smyth
Leslie P. Arnold
Boston
Leigh Wade
Henry H. Ogden
New Orleans
Lieut. H. Nelson
John Harding
Baron Wedded After Delay in Honeymoon Ceremony
Baron Adelbert von Gontard and Baroness Suzanne von Schilling wed after a mobile ceremony aboard the George Washington could not take place in U S waters. A coast guard cutter met the ship and the couple secured a license from New York, then married at Mrs Charles Greenoughs home with a small gathering of friends and relatives.
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Adelbert von Gontard
Coast Guard
George Washington
Limer
Suzanne
United States
New York
Hoboken
Fifth Avenue
Charles Greenough
Paul Curt von Gontard
Baron Adelbert
Philadelphia
America
Ohio Steel plant to resume operations next week
Youngstown reports Carnegie Steel plant will reopen after a two week shutdown. Republic Sheet and Tube Co also plans to resume operations soon. Newark notes Max Meth, Pittsburgh chemist, indicted in 1923, arrested and to face trial in common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Corporation
Republic Sheet and Tube Company
Newark
Max Meth
Pittsburgh
Mercer
Common Pleas Court
Death by Own Action Found Near Lorain
Coroner Miles Perry was called to South Lorain at noon to view a death by own action found by boys near Pearl road. The unidentified man, about 34 to 40 years old, gray hair and slender at 5 feet 8 inches, was found hanging. The body is at Roices morgue, Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Perry
South Lorain
Pearl Road
Roices Morgue
Loram
Oberlin man badly hurt in fall at Ninth Street alley
C C Strickler of Oberlin was injured at 10 am when scaffolding failed while he was raising a roof on Ninth Street alley Sea Bolas parage. He fractured a leg and injured two vertebrae and was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.
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C C Strickler
Oberlin Road
Ninth Street Alley
Stribler
Memorial Hospital
Candidates to Address Women at League Meeting
Tonight the League of Women Voters hosts a second candidates meeting at the Church of Christ. County commissioner and sheriff candidates have been invited to speak to the audience, with remarks on their candidacies. The event begins at 8 o'clock and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leagusa of Women Voters
Church of Christ
Sherff
Smaller U. S. Wheat Crop May Help Farmer's Purse
Chicago reports the U S wheat crop at 668 million bushels the smallest since 1917 with forecasts 93 000 nun bushels below last year and 188 090 000 under 1918 22 averages Domestic use remains high but export prospects improve with abroad demand European buyers and West Indies markets expected to absorb surplus India reduces exports while Russia remains uncertain and prices stay bullish
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Washington
United States
West Indies
Central America
Argentina
Australia
Snaller Crogs
Canada
India
Russia
Fear of Revolution in Honduras Spreads in New Orleans
Report from New Orleans says Central American refugees fear a new Honduran uprising after All-American Cables in New York instructed local offices not to guarantee message delivery to Honduras due to a revolution. Details on scope remain unavailable.
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New Orleans
Can
Honduras
All-American Cables, Inc
New York
Yefini
Cool Summer Spooks Wildlife and People In Ridgefield
Cool weather unsettles both humans and animals in Ridgefield Connecticut. A five foot black snake entered a Cannondale house, crept between feather bed mattresses, and alarmed a seven year old girl before being killed. Drought last year drove wildlife out and cars injure animals on roads as residents shuttle between Ridgefield and New York amid shifting warm spells.
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Ridgefield
Conn
Cannondale
New York
Four Dricans Die In Tragic Accident In Middletown
Four people die in separate Erie and Ohio incidents reported August 1. George Reynolds 23 and Sadie Reynolds 27 perish in a car train collision in Middletown Ohio near Grand Avenue crossing. W. E. Wider of Columbus dies in a deadly fire while saving his family, and Addie B Kimball 50 falls four stories in Middletown elevator shaft incident. James Waugh’s wife dies in a New York blaze after a window leap. Emmet Tuttle 27 of Littleton dies after a crane accident at Wheeling plant.
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Middletown
George Reynolds
Sadie Reynolds
Grand Avenue Crossice
Dreu Columbus
Puneral
W. E Widen
Wider
Cea
Trey
Mike Debousky
Freman
Addie B Kimball
Webster Kimball
Garfield Street
Fleet and Merchants National Rang
Ruth Mullen
F Eurth
New York
West Fiznd Street
James
Daniel Waugh
St. Agnes Eniscogal
Moundsville
W. Va
Emmet Tuttle
Littleton
Glendale
Here
Wheeling Metal and Manufacturing Company
Leopold and Loeb win first round in hangman case
The report covers the Leopold and Loeb case with details of court actions in Chicago. It notes alienists to testify on mental condition and the debate over insanity versus sanity amid murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold and
Loeb
Hangman
Crounal Court
Ohicago
Dicky” Loeb
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Bobby Franks
Leopold
Criminal Court
Chicago
John R. Caverly
Richard A. Woeb
Caverly
Driver Fined After Reckless Passing Of Street Car
Lorain August 1 John Shaub a bus driver was arrested charged with reckless driving for passing a street car discharging passengers. Judge Strenicx fined him 100 and costs and ordered detention until paid plus a lecture to motorists to observe traffic rules. Also notes funeral rites for George Driggs and a Newark blast death with two explosions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
John Shaub
Strenicx
Auto Caravan Here Saturday Passes Through City
Tomorrow afternoon the Detroit Auto Maccabee caravan will pass through our city en route to Cleveland. Local escorts J.R. Holcombe C. M Terry H. R. Pankof Sam Tugnett Bert Funk and William Rogers will pilot them to Cleveland. Twenty or more machines will be in the party and they will be banqueted at the Hollenden Hotel on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Auto Maccabee
Cleveland
J.R. Holcombe
Great Auditor
C. M Terry
H. R. Pankof
Samwel Tugnett
Bert, Funk
William Rogers
Hollenden Hotel
New York Exchange suspends Henry Eisfelder
NY Consolidated Exchange announced the suspension of Henry W. Eisfelder. Washington reports La Follette Wheeler electors to appear on Nevada ballots with Nelson telegraphing from Chicago. Pershke returns to chair plans for mobilization. AFL recommends La Follette Wheeler ticket. Gompers leads committee. Boston fears Klan meeting at Bayfield or Roxford could trigger violence.
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New York
New York Consolidated Exchange
Henry W. Eisfelder
Washington
Nevada
John M. Nelson
Progressive National
Chi- Caro
la Follette
John J. Pershke
Army
Capitol
Europe
War Department
Atlantic City
Progressive Party
Robert M. la Follette
Burton K . Wheeler
American Federation of Labor
Federations
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
James O'Connel Bleo
Boston
Mass
Ku Klux Klan
Bayfield
Roxford
Detroit Man Weds Woman Nearly Forty Years His Senior
Edward H. Cochran, 23, married Mary A. McGinnis, 59, in Detroit yesterday. He arrived in Cincinnati as she travels from Chicago toward California. Their 36 year age gap sets a Detroit record. Mary runs hotels for workingmen in California.
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Cincinnati
Edward H. Cochran
Detroit
Mich
Mary A. McGinnis
Long Beach
Cal
Chicago
California
Calfornia
Girl posing as man held by police in New York smoking attempt
Miss Mary Burke a 10 year old from Cincinnati posing as a man was halted by police after approaching 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue claiming an automobile invention. She tried smoking a cigar, then chewed ether and wandered the city seeking auto dealer interest.
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New York
Mary Burke
Budd Avenue
Cincinnati
Misa Burkey
42Nd Street
Sixth Avenue
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AUK Dawg
Smronicle-Telegram
Iged Almshouse Elopers
Atlantic
C. C. Strickler
Oberlin Aad
Germany
Frits Haarman
U. S
N. J
William Schrorr
Perth Amboy
Auto Caravan
Bulletins
Ma Jioto
Mise Burke
Aha
Skacyre
Abe
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