Ohio Holstein Display Highlights State Record Cows
Inspectors visited Wake County farms near Elyria revealing two cows holding state records for milk and butter production. The display showcased nine pure bred Holsteins including "White Beauty" and "Flore Hengerveld" with totals like 1,047 pounds of butter and 32,869 pounds of milk yearly.
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Wakeman
le Vo Huron
Ohio
Datreen
Elys
A J. Dunn
Oia
Flore Hengerveld
Ned
AEST ANTI KLAN BILL DISTRIBUTOR ARRESTED IN WASHINGTON
Mas L. Avaunt an avowed agent of the Klan was arrested on Ninth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue while distributing 5 urging Washingtonians to aid a Klan parade tomorrow His helpers were also arrested After hours he was released and a charge considered inciting to riot The incident was turned over to corporate counsel for investigation Another quake report from Chicago notes a 1840 mile distant tremor detected at 1 54 o clock seismograph at the US Weather Bureau Observatory University of Chicago
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Washington
Mas L
Avaunt
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania Nue
Cord Wen
China
United States Weather Bureau
Rvatory
University of Azo
Lorain County Auto Tax Distributions Totals Listed
The report shows auto tax distributions totaling 24 468 dollars allocated to multiple municipalities. Amherst, South Amherst, Avon Village, Lorain, Grafton and other areas receive specified shares with varying amounts.
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Lorain County
Coun
Amherst
South Amherst
Avon Village
Lorain
Grafton
Gherlineld Lake
Vandervoort case shocks small town. minister slain
In a Parkersburg area town a minister Rev. R J Vandervoort died from a gunshot wound and his wife was seriously wounded after a midnight shooting. Vander Voort boy Vandervoort 15 was found beside an automobile in a ditch and allegedly claimed burglars killed his parents. A 22 caliber rifle tied to the family was found at the home as investigators piece together the tragedy with clues pointing to a family crime.
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Arkersburg
Vander Voo
Vandervoort
Rev
R. J. Vandervoort
Warren
Young Vandervoort
Ridgeville Man Arrested Over Liquor Charge
Sheriff Underhill found a small amount of liquor in the car of Wernyr Barnes on Stetson road Ridgeville. Barnes charged with possession and arraigned before Justice S. J. George pled not guilty and $800 bond set for Monday evening hearing. Motor meters stolen from Elyria Lumber Co. yard reported by Chas. Crehore.
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Sherif Underhill
Wernyr Barnes
Stetson Road
Ridgeville
Barnes
S. J. George
Chas. Crehore
Elyria Lumber Co
Otleggers Cheat Bootleggers Disclosed in Special Can Device
Eliff Underhill's office reports a device allegedly used by bootleggers to skim alcohol. A delivery boy found five gallon cans hidden roadside. deputies inspected two, revealing a tube system delivering alcohol only to a tester while the rest was water. Ten cans total were found. the anonymous purchaser discarded the illicit batch.
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Eliff Underhill
Ely Menacheme
Avon
Diiple
Toyck
Coolidge Meets A G Sargent On Impending Coal Tie Up
President Coolidge began shaping a plan to counter a looming coal strike with Attorney General Sargent arriving for talks. Secretary Hoover will attend talks tomorrow to urge operators and miners to resume negotiations and pressure both sides toward a settlement. The administration debates public coal yards and cooperative buying to ease potential shortages while promising no coal price hikes.
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Coolidge
Sargent
Hoover
Swampscott
Mass
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
White Court
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Mr. Coolidge
John Hays Hammond
United Stes Coal Commission
Pureka
Mimond
Police Seek Grace Drolet Kidnapping Suspect Named
Police aid sought in locating Grace Drolet 18 of Cleveland abducted Monday July 13 by Anthony Pasquale an Italian man driving a green Jordan touring car. Grace described as 18 with a light cream coat orange cream stockings and a missing left little finger. Mother says she was not in the habit of going out with anyone and police records show Pasquale had a bad district recommendation.
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Grace Drolet
Cleveland
Italan
Anthony Pasquale
Athony
7Th Pracinet
Anthony
Mayors and police tied to U.S. liquor raids
In Chicago and Boston the day features a chaotic mix of indictments and sanity findings. An Ohio case ends with a judge ordering commitment while Boston officials defend the mayor amid a federal bootleg conspiracy probe involving police.
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Boston
Mass
Chelsea
Lawrence F. Quigley
Quigley
Bible Study Beacon in Ohio Public Schools
East Liverpool and Liverpool Ohio Aug 7 The board of education moved to make Bible study an elective in public schools as R H Perry seeks an injunction in common pleas court to halt the plan. Brokaw and Power are involved in the controversy as next legal steps are awaited.
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East Liverpool
Common Pleas Court
R. H. Perry
The
Masonic
Odge
Board of Education
Liverpool
Ohio
Welterary Brokaw
R.H. Power
Harper Defends State Made Brick
Welfare Director Harper defended state brick making amid highway plans. He said the Public Welfare Department does not set highway policy and argued idle prisoners could be used to produce building brick for road use, responding to objections by C A Dyer of the Farm Bureau federation.
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Columbus
State Highway Department
Ohio
Harper
C. A. Dyer
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Roosevelt
Department of Public Welfare
Highway Department
Harner
Auto Plunge Kills Two in Lowell Crash
Two dead and three hurt when a car carrying night workers slammed into a cement rail barrier and toppled onto the tracks of the Boston and Maine railroad in Lowell. Victims include Fred Christos 35 driver and his brother William 32. two women Portia Gittins and Ephthentia Christos. Louis Collvas an unidentified man died later. two others seriously hurt.
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Lowell
Boston and Maine
Fred Christos
William
Portia Gittins
Fephthentia Christos
William Christos
Louis Collvas
Katheric
Alexandra C Eas Collvas
Stas
Board of Education special meeting adds staff and programs
The Board of Education approved a new hire Oscar D Wilder from Columbus to teach physics. It also announced resignations of Miss Jean Gessner and Miss Anna Johnson. The district will extend the Franklin building based crippled children program and may extend the kindergarten with Oberlin School of Kindergarten. Fruit outlook for Ohio noted declines with hay up 25 percent, potatoes below normal, and apple crop under half normal. Lorain County Farm Agent C F Rowland to speak at regional farm agents conference in Cleveland.
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Board of Education
Maston
Oscar D. Wilder
Columbus
Ohio
Jean Gessner
Gates
Anna Johnson
Franklin
Oberlin School of Kindergarten
C. J. West
C. EF. Rowland
Lorain County
Cleveland Hotel
Rowland
Copperhead Bite Surprises Dover Farm Girl
A Dover fruit farm resident was bitten by a large copperhead while blackberry picking. The snake’s fang remained in her hand and she pulled it out herself. She developed many blisters but is now improving. the snake is said to be the only specimen found in years.
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John Winslow
Dover
Dave
Jt Fy
Millionaire Denies Adoption of Sylvia in Controversy
New York, Aug. Edward W Browning, a millionaire estate operator, denied adopting Sylvia a 12 year old girl whose disappearance led to a city wide police search. He said he barely knows her and that a lunch with others followed by a visit to his office was all.
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Edward Browning
New York
Mary Louise Spas
Dorothy Browning
Browning
Mary Louise
Edward W Debone
Ald Milionaire
Sylvia
Dorothy Sunshine
Mary
Kew Ga
Second execution in Ohio for hold up murder
Lonny Taylor aged 21 of Portsmouth was executed in the state penitentiary at 1 06 this morning for killing Edward Funk a Sciotoville Milling station attendant during a October robbery last year. His body returned to Portsmouth for burial. Joanson Adkins 23 Taylors accomplice was executed last May.
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Columbus
Lonny Taylor
Portsmouth
Edward Funk
Sciotoville
Joanson Adkins
Island Couples Cannot Marry on St Kilda, Clery Shortage
Romance in the remote Island of St Kilda is thwarted as the absence of clergymen prevents marriages. The small community of about 70 inhabitants remains unable to engage in formal unions due to the clergy shortage.
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ST. Kilda
Sting Island
Ides
Hanes
Mob storming jail over alleged attack sparks massed guard shift
At Excelsior near Kings Missouri a mob of more than a thousand stormed the jail to seize Miller Mitchell a black laborer accused of an assault on Maude Holt. Extra police were dispatched from Liberty and Kansas City as Mitchell awaits arraignment amid limited guarding facilities. A credit rating plan backed by former Secretary Hooke and overseen by Oden is discussed separately.
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Em— Frank
Totary
the Today
H. L. Hooke
Oden
Local Police Nab Pair Connected to Liquor Ring
Lorain August 7 police arrested C A Kosh of Elyria and, after federal custody, fled to Cleveland where he died in violation of the prohibition law. His partner Les Ames was arrested days ago and held in Toledo. The duo ran a Lake Road soft drink business between Lorain and Vermilion allegedly selling liquor.
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Lorain
C. A. Kosh
Hamilton Avenue
Elyria
Clevend
Les Ames
Lake Road
Vermilion
Furs Stolen in $190,000 Heist at New York Firm
Five armed robbers raided Harry Bieiwels fur company on East Broadway in New York seizing $190,000 worth of fur from sixteen safes. Ten workers were tied in the cellar as guards watched while trucks loaded the goods in public view. Suspects fled in high powered cars. Other brief items note a missing 15 year old girl Veletia Axs and a reported car theft from Henry Salasmanhaussen of Lake Avenue.
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New York
Bardits
Harry Bieiwels
East Broadway
Elyria
Veletia Axs
Lake Ave
Mansfield
Ohio
Rela
Collegiate Travel Style Triggers City Arrests
Mayor Hinkson vows arrests for flappers and roadsters with tops down and four riders nightly. Several violations and fines follow as police target unsafe driving and disregard for traffic rules amid a trend labeled collegiate traveling.
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Harry Hinkson
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