Pleads Not Guilty To Stealing Auto 15 Years Ago
Ben Niegowski of Michigan returned to the city after 15 years away and was arrested on a warrant sworn by Andy Strinka charging that in 1920 he stole Strinka’s car, drove it to Nebraska and wrecked it. Niegowski pleaded not guilty before Justice Petro and was to be heard today with Bond set at $750. Deputies Nau and Chapman made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Niegowski
Michigan
Niegowski
Andy Strinka
Strinka
Nebraska
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Fie
Gerald Nau
Paul Chapman
Man Receives 30 Day Jail Term for Assault
Fred Howard of 121 Waverly Street was fined five dollars and costs and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after being found guilty of assault with malicious intent in police court before Mayor W. H. Vanoster. He was arrested on a warrant issued by Mrs. Elizabeth Murrey, who alleged he threatened to kill her with a razor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Howard
Waverly Street
W. H. Vanoster
Howard
Elizabeth Murrey
Murrey
Begin Manufacture Here Of New Shoe Trimming Device
Columbus sees the incorporation of National Twelve in One Device Company with capital of 25000. William Sederis leads as president with James Sederis as vice president and A H West as secretary. The new device performs 12 operations by adjustment, saving time and money for shoe repair shops. It can trim over 450 pairs without dulling, and 2000 to 8000 pairs before replacement, manufactured at Perry Fay Company.
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Columbus
Capital
William Sederis
Century Block
James Sederis
A. 4H. West
Tte
Perry Fay Company
Sederis
Youth shot by store employee during break in
In Lima Ohio a 22 year old unemployed man named Neuendorff was in critical condition with a chest wound after Virgil Cleaves a 37 year old cigar store employee said he fired three shots at the youth as he climbed through a skylight of the store early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Williem Nuendor
Virgil Cleaves
Neuendorff
Hungry Boy Shot As He Takes Milk
Eddie Schulte a 16 year old boy in Chicago attempted to steal a bottle of milk from a porch and was shot by the resident. He died at a hospital after saying his father was out of work and the family had not eaten for days. Police questioned the shooter and investigated the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eddie Schulte
Joseph Kirner
Kinner
Eddie
Eirrer
Century Block Sees Extensive Second Floor Renovation
Extensive remodeling of Century Block’s second floor begins at an estimated cost of 7000. Owners say the project continues a modernization program begun earlier, following a two year old remodel of the third floor. Completion is planned this month with interior window changes new doors and full redecorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nys
Eccuni H Alt
Local News In A Few Lines
Ben Niegowski, charged with stealing an automobile owned by Andy Strinka, waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury on the charge after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q. Petro. Bond reduced from 375 to 90. A collision at East Broad and East Bridge streets left two cars damaged. A Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday at the Elks Club features a musical program, with Arthur W. Giles in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Niegowski
Andy Strinka
Qate
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q. Petro
Justice Petro
Auros aTiven Oy Kamas Southam
Kenyon Avenue
Harry Simes
Clinton Avenue
East Broad
East Bridge
Rotary Club
Elks 'Club
Arthur W. Giles
More Youths Will Reach Camp Monday
The Citizens Conservation Cams camp on Gulf Road named Camp Lorain. Captain R. W. Crowrad in charge reports 32 more youths arrive on Wondey, nearing camp quota. Total at camp up to 1%4 with a fill quota of 2068. First Lieutenant A. W McElray is Crowder’s chief aide.
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Citizens Conservation Cams
Gulf Road
Camp Lorain
R. W. Crowrad
Wondey
Crowders
A. W .McElray
Wild Ducks Raised as Decor by Wisconsin Farmer
Charles Fora raises wild ducks in Hemet Wisconsin as decoy birds for hunters. He started with a Mallard drake and a hen, believing the birds are several years old, and uses them as a sideline to his farming operation.
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Hemet
Wis
Oddities In The Day's News
New York reports Mrs. Mabel Brevoort Steven growing eight grape bunches on her 14th floor penthouse terrace requiring ten tons of top soil. Kansas City notes a misdelivered assault charge notice and a confusing mail delivery dispute. San Francisco mentions tea money and a tax issue amid street flooding. Cumberland records a 12 year old mother giving birth to a six pound boy. Nashville reports a spontaneous combustion flare on a sun baked War Memorial building pavement.
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New York
Mabel Brevoert Steven
Nashville
Tean
War Memorial
Bere
Resident Of Greece Here For Visit Spesto Sederis
Resident of Greece Spesto Sederis from Nemea Corinthe Greece arrived for an extended visit this afternoon with his brothers Wilbar and James Sederis and sister in law Mrs Samuel Sederis of East Avenue Victorian streets in Hite and Werefot Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spesto Sederis
Nemea
Corinth
Greece
Wilbar
James Sederis
Samuel Sederis
East Avenue
Six Elyria Nurses Pass State Exam
Six Elyria nurses who completed training at Elyria Memorial Hospital are among 485 nurses statewide granted registration certificates to practice. Names include Hope D. Gree, Rosella R ar of Palmer, Edna J Richards, and Lora I. Sweet.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
U of the
Hope D. Gree
Rosella R Ar
Palmer
Edna J Richards
Lora
Sweet
Trombone Soloist On Program At Oberlin
Trombone solo by William Stocker to open a concert program in Oberlin Ohio. The piece The Bolian Girl from Balfe is highlighted with Irish spirit. The solo will be backed by the band brass. The program includes Schubert Marche Miave and Grieg Melody among others, with Wagner contemporary Bendel noted for acclaim.
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Oberlin
Ohio
William Stocker
Bos
Bendel
Bruce Beck
Stocker
Michael William Balfe
Ghon
Wagner
Frank Bendel
Bendai
Lew Lew
Schubert
Les
Seventhberlin Girls Model At County Style Show
Seven Seventhberlin girls from the Dainty Stitchers Club modeled outfits at the Style Show hosted by the County 4-H Clubs at M C A Elyria last evening. Winners included Leota Trusendale Carlisle township taking first in complete costumes with Helen Smith Elyria second.
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M.C. A
Elyria
Wilma Hull
Nina Jean Lester
Lois Brown
Margaret Atkins
Lucile Portman
Margaret Schubert
Barbara Lester
Dainty Stitchers Club
Leota Trusendale
Carlisle Township
Helen Smith
Oberlin area notes state fair results and community updates
Brownheim won first place for well Ged gir with Carlisle at the State Fair Columbus while a Russian township judging will occur Monday at 1:34. Obituaries note C. J. Shaff of Tyron NC on duty, born in Birmingham, Q, known in Lorain and Erie counties. Engagement announced for Rose Marie Harvolk to Samuel King of Fairport Harbor. Church services and summer programs fill Oberlin area, with camp instructors and union services planned. Mrs House to relocate to Lewes Delaware.
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C. J. Shaff
Tyron
North Carolina
Mr. Shaif
Birmingham
Lorain
Erie County
Cadillac
Miri
Bors
H. (. Snatt
Florida
Katherine
Louisen
Cadside
Chandler
Elrria
George Harvolk
Rose Marie
Samuel King
Fairport Harbor
iInterionhen
Mich
Red
NBC
Arthur Williams
Qhartin
Sinher
Methodist Church
T.hee Whiteman, Jr
Oberlin
Roc. Oitman
Fairchild Chanel
R. A. Pelliffe
East Cheriin Community Church
Lee Whiteman, Jr
New York State
Ohio
Mary R. House
Homer Barker
Columbia Station
House
Lewes
Delaware
L. L. House
CCC
Three Perish In Ohio Storm
A severe Ohio rain storm last night and today killed at least three people and damaged towns from Cleveland to Steubenville. A fisherman, Frank Fitch, 37, died in Lake Erie when his boat capsized. Steve Fodor, 45, of Bridgeport, was electrocuted while untangling a fallen wire. A shack occupant near Crab Creek is believed drowned after a cloudburst washed away the cabin. The storm, lasting about five hours, caused washouts on rail lines and washed out roads, delaying travelers and farm crops.
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United Press
Ohio
Scotch Ridge
Martin’s Ferry
East Liverpool
Minga Junction
Steubenville
Brillians
St. Clarisville
Brookside
Mariettans
Myere Lake
Canton
Tuscarawas County
Cleveland and Marietta
Wolf
Bethel
Newcomerstown
Cleveland and Wheeling
Baltimore & Ohio
Uhrichsville
Pennsylvania Panhandle
Dennison
Wolf Mail
Dover
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Cleveland
Chagrin
Falls Theatre
Jefferson County
W. H. Alexander
Officials Study Financial Situation
State-wide action by county and municipal officials against the financially crippling provision of the school foundation bill is forming. Commissioners Davidson and Dunn reported after meetings in Akron and Tiffin with Ward of the house finance committee. They expect a plan this month to aid local subdivisions, noting many counties face insufficient funds under the 45 percent mandate within the 10 mill limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Davidson
Oscar G. Duns
Osio
Akron
Tiffin
Dunn
Representative Ward
House Finance Committee
Ward
Finance Committee
House
Kelser
Davidson
Tremor Sparks Fear of Major Indian Quake
An intense earthquake shock centered 1,400 miles away was recorded at 6:35 am today in Calcutta. The tremor caused fears of a major disaster in northern India while Manchuria experiences bitter cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Calcutta
Gillette pleads not guilty in Ohio election law case
Oliver Gillette secretary of the Ohio Association for Tax Reduction pled not guilty to a charge of violating Ohio election laws. He allegedly signed names to petitions for a constitutional amendment. Bond set at 5000 dollars and a preliminary hearing scheduled. Police arrested four associates as copyists were found copying names from city directories at Gillette's hotel headquarters.
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Columbus
Oliver Gillette
Ohio Association For Tax Reduction
Ohio
Grillette
George Myers
Gillette
Donald Don Hoskins
Voting Stations Fail To Open In Kentucky
In Harlan county twenty precinct voting stations failed to open for the gubernatorial primary amid tension. Precinct leaders cited the presence of more than 700 National Guardsmen stationed after arrivals from Frankfort and Lexington the night before.
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Harlan Ky
Harlan County
National Guardsmen
Frankfort
Lexington
President Roosevelt Sees Work Relief Near Goal
President Roosevelt renewed administration hopes that the work relief program will place about 3 560 000 people in jobs by November 1 predicting a pickup in employment in September and October. He cautioned it may take until winter to reach the peak and noted a small number may remain on federal relief. If 90 to 95 percent of current relief recipients are employed by November 1 he would deem the plan substantially fulfilled.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Toledo Girl Scouts Take Charge at Elyria YMCA Camp
The Elyria YMCA camp on Vermilion River opens its final summer activity tomorrow with Toledo Girl Scouts led by Miss Evelyn Snyder to oversee remaining days. Today closes the second week with Lorain and Elyria groups managing sessions. 53 girls attended the first week and 46 the second.
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Iss-See-Kes
Elyria Y
Marriage to enter Michigan graduate course ends in kidnap plot
Seueboeghowunueeer Bauer wed in Ann Arbor and soon faced abduction as Zenge, a Canton native, lured him to Chicago where the assailant emasculated him in a dark alley. Zenge confessed after his father identified him. The 23 year old nurse bride, awaiting grim news, faced ruin after the funeral.
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Bauer
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Zenge
Kirksville
Canton
Chicago
Kidmaner
J. Andy Zenge
Mandeville
Zenze
Louise
Cleveland
Markets SHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS Aug 3 1923
Chicago cash quotations list commodities including eggs poultry and potatoes with prices and receipts. Wheat corn oats and other grains show bid prices by grade. government bug prices noted by USDA. feeds and hay priced per ton. Livestock items include live poultry and ducks with varied weights and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shicago
Vhivago
Ldtec
Lestyer Roch Fryers
Rock Springs
Rock
Clena Grain and Hay Exchangé
Farrchiad
Birsael Om
County Fashion Show Showcases Student Sewing Skills
Nearly 49 girls entered a county sewing revue with top honors to Jane Baird of the Perfection Sewing Club Brownhelm. Gean Sims of West Carlisle Jolly Hustlers earned second. Demonstrations covered practical items from feed sacks to iris transplant care and table setting.
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Jane Baird
Perfection Sewing Club
Brownhelm
Marguerite Bacon
Gean Sims
West Carlisle Jolly Hustlers
Weir
Clara Hasenpflug
Helen Mary
Loretta Lewis
Margaret Takacs
Elyria
T. H. Lewis
Rebecca Rea
Doris Portman
Phyllis Portman
Henrietta
Leon Hopkins
Lola Conklin
Frances Knowles
LaGrange
J. H. Curtiss
Helen Haller
Barbara Cooper
Ridgeville
Margaret Berkley
Joyce Meredith
Mary Marley
Wellington
Iris
C. 5. Church
Lenora Sutlitt
Elsie Olson
Elizabeth Wright
City offices face telephones and staff changes
France asked the commissioners for direction on equipment and telephone service. H J Berrodin said one telephone should suffice and if funds are unavailable, the division will pay. Davidson indicated a decision may come Monday. The office will cut back to one investigator, appointing Mrs Tyeon and temporarily Sutliff despite a failed civil service test, while Mrs Brandt, a Republican, was discharged. The cod mention appears as random text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Berrodin
France
Davidson
Brandt
Tyson
Wilbur Sutliff
Berrodin
Tyeon
Sutliff
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Herbert C. Cummings
Pol. Ady
City Solicitor
Eea Matey
WJAY
Newell Hotel
Johanny
Shell Station
Cor. Broad and
East River
Sibley & Sprague Aīīīx
O'Donnells
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court Street
Kansas City. Mo
Carl
Davis
Davis Yard
San Francisco
Henry
Cumberland, Ma
Vernice Higgins Stotter
Bede
White House
Phas
Russell Wood
Waite House
Secret Service
John Coolidge
Esther Alflen
East Lorain St
Ford
Louis Bliss
N. Pleasant St
Oberlin Girls
Manchuria
Kentucky
Toledo
Girl Scouts
Y.M. GC
Pantineep
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Soda Grille and Restaurant
Court
United States Department of Agelculture
United States
Idaho
Bliss
Missouri
U. S
New Jersey
Virginia
T. RL
Bureau of Agricultural Eeanomies
United States Department of Agriculture
Toledo Gratin
Entta
Mona Shyrock
L. C. Hecock
Anna King
Verona Schaeffer
Virginia Knoble
Mead Petty
Martha Schriver
Grafton
Mary Schriver
Mary Thomas
Care Bates
Jean Miller
O. Dushenske
Russia
Mary Gerber
Chas. Kelly
M.D. Wyckoff
C. W. Fackler
I. L. Porter
Pocahontas
Carl Swiers
Western Reserve Finance
Phour Citi
Iorein County Company
Lorain County
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