Lawman fire at unruly party near Cleveland Beach
A group of eighteen at Cleveland Beach party resisted arrest by Sheffield Lake officers. A man was shot in the arm, a woman hospitalized with a bullet wound, and the group was jailed with eight companions. One car escaped as deputies pursued and a deputy was struck by gunfire.
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Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Village
Cleveland Beach
John Biden
Murrell
Clytes
Bunch
Caytes
Kus Waa
Cleveland
Sam Lanasa
Invitation for World Meet Drafted for Washington Meet
Aug 11 The United States will dispatch formal invitations to Great Britain France Japan Italy and China to participate in a disarmament conference and a discussion of Far Eastern policies at Washington on November 11 Secretary of State Hughes announced. The invitations will be sent this afternoon and likely published publicly tomorrow.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
China
Hughes
Investigators Target Treasury Profit From Violations
A citywide crackdown aims to collect delinquent taxes from violators of liquor and other laws. An estimated funds recovery targets property owners and tenants tied to violations, with dozens arrested or found guilty across the county.
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Treasury
Lorain
Miline
Backus
Peek
Aid and Detentions Highlight Mixed Russia News
In Washington and other cities, discussions focus on a proposed five million dollar relief bill for Russia’s suffering population. Separately, Sweden and the Swed- ish Red Cross plan a joint mission to arrange aid, while the State Department reports some Americans detained in Russia have been increasingly difficult to verify.
Wagner trial delayed again at defense request
The trial of William Wagner on a violation charge was postponed at the defense’s request. Nelding and L. D. Hamlin appeared for Wagner and the case was continued until Saturday morning in Cleveland. A justice may be sought if needed. the mayor said he would not consent to such.
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William Wagner
Orners
Nelding
L. D. Hamlin
Wagner
Cleveland
oneJs
2669 Homes Needed In County
Lorain County requires 2669 new homes to properly house residents according to a U S Department of Commerce estimate. Building new homes would also ease high rents and stimulate employment and business. Local lenders note funds are largely committed to existing home loans, hindering new construction.
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Lorain County
United States Department of Commerce
Lo Tain
Sig
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
James A. Devine
Ohio Building Association League
Devine
Federal men arrest Elyrian saloon owner in Crabbe Act case
Frank Stob, new proprietor of the Loop saloon, was arrested within a week of taking possession. He was taken to Cleveland to face charges under the Crabbe Act.
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Frank Stob
Loop
Cleveland
Crabbe
Mayor Fines IaQuor Toters Patron for Liquor Possession
John Walus was fined 10 dollars and costs by Mayor Jones after being found guilty of possessing a half pint of liquor. He was arrested as he left a New York Central train at the depot. Walus claimed he bought the liquor in Youngstown to visit a friend in Torain.
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Iaquor Toter
John Walus
Jones
Walus
New York Central
Youngstown
Torain
Foster mother held in Akron brutal murder
In Akron a 35 year old Ralph Lowe died after a beating alleged to have been inflicted by his foster mother Hilda Stewart Lowe 34 who is in custody. Two eyewitness foster children and detectives report extensive welts and a broken neck. The coroner says the boy died after unconsciousness and a doctor was summoned. The mother died two years ago and the suspect claims the boy was disobedient. The case goes to the grand jury.
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Akron
Ralph Lowe
Kent
Hilda Stewart Lowe
Hilda Stewart
Ralph
Grand
Youngstown
Chautauqua Opens With Euterpean Artists At Grounds
The Chautauqua opened this afternoon on West Avenue and Sixth Street with the Euterpean Artists performing the first musical number, followed by Edward M. Whitney. Today Kiwanis club luncheon featured the Euterpean Artists and the play reader. Tonight the Euterpean Artists present preliminary entertainment and Mr Whitney presents the play In Walked Jimmy. Tomorrow Fisher Operatic Co performs followed by Dr Edward A Ott lecturing on Victory. Programs start at 3 in the afternoon and 8 oclock in the evening.
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West Avenue
Sixth Street
Edward M. Whitney
Kiwanis- Club
Whitney
Jimmy
Fisher Operatic Co
Edward A
Farmer's Savings Bank files suit for $300 promissory note
The Farmer's Savings Bank of Spencer sues G A Rolce to collect on a promissory note for $300.
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The
Farmer's Savings Bank
Spencer
G A. Rolce
Americans Freed from Russia Reach Reval
State Department received personal messages from six released Americans describing their arrival at Reval and asking for wages to be sent to their relatives.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Reval
Minister's Son and Divorcée Questioned in Murder Mystery
Mrs. Madalynne Upentham of Chicago and Arthur C. Burch, son of an Evanston minister, are being held as police probe the ambush murder of Los Angeles broker J. Belton Kennedy. Kennedy was shot as he neared his home. Mrs. Obenchain was seen with him. Ralph B. Obenchain, a Chicago lawyer, says he will forgive his ex wife and supports her.
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Madalynne Upentham
Chicago
Arthur C.burch
An. Evanston
J. Belton Kennedy
Los Angeles
Burch
Bee
Nevada
Ralph B. Obenchain
Obenchain
Kennedy
Sinn Fein Reps Send Ireland Peace Offer to Premier
In Paris and London the Irish peace exchange between Sinn Fein and Prime Minister Lloyd George escalated tensions over Upper Silesia and Poland. Briand refused further concessions, while the allied supreme council session was cancelled. De Valera’s reply to Lloyd George arrived at Downing Street and was sent to Paris unopened.
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Paris
Great Britain
France
Upper Silesia
Germany
Poland
Lloyd George
Briand
London
Chamber of Deputies
Allied Supreme Council
Eamonn de Valera
Downing Street
Sinn Fein
Dublin
de Valera
Car Crash In County Vehicle Leads To Slight Damage
A county surveyors office car driven by George Miller collided with W C Walters vehicle on Cleveland street this afternoon. Walters suffered minor damage to his car. President Harding informed the Senate he briefed Senator Borah on ongoing peace negotiations with Germany.
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County Surveyors Office
W.C. Walters
George Miller
Cleveland Street
Walters
Washington
Harding
Senate
Germany
Borah
Idaho
White House
Chronicle Telegram Lowers Weekly and Mail Rates
The Chronicle Telegram cuts its weekly carrier price to twelve cents starting the fifteenth of the month and reduces mail subscriptions in the county to three dollars per month on the same date. The change impacts both delivery and county mail readers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Two Women Council Candidates Thank Supporters After Primaries
CorA F. Ensign and Mae Friday express gratitude to friends for their August 9 primary backing. Ensign pledges to honor the trust and not betray it. Friday asks supporters to believe they will not regret their action if elected.
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Twish
Cora F. Ensign
Friends
Mae
Rubber Hose Slips From Pipe Ignites House Fire
A small fire at Floyd Crandall's residence on West Avenue was sparked yesterday when a rubber hose slipped off a gas stove. Three trucks from Fire Station No. 1 responded. the blaze was extinguished quickly with no damage reported.
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Floyd Crandall
West Avenue
Murder Priest Found Dead at Salada Beach Crypt
The body of Father Patrick E. Heslin, missing from Colma parish, was found in a hillside crypt on Salada Beach. He had been shot twice, once through the heart and once through the head, and a sacred sacrament lay beside him as a posse led by Chief Daniel O’Brien and Constable S W Landinini recovered the body.
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San Francisco
Patrick E. Heslin
Salada Beach
Daniel O’brien
S. W. Landinini
Colma
Hootch Runner Implicated in Police Rumpus
George Sulzman, key figure in a Cleveland Heights liquor scandal, claims misrepresentation after a Cleveland paper alleged his testimony would convict local policemen of using seized liquor for personal use. Sulzman, jailed for a $500 fine, says he will not testify without an authentic list of items seized. He admits running booze in a police court, faces possible federal warrants, and notes the seized Cadillac used for transport.
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George Sulzman
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland
Sulzman
Gam
Salzman
Counis
Beer sales rules advance before recess in congress
Washington reports that unless the anti beer bill becomes law before Congress recess, regulations for the sale of beer as medicine will be promulgated. Mellon said the Treasury Department will push the rules if needed. Other dispatches note Henry P. Davison undergoing brain surgery consideration in Roosevelt Hospital and a bold jewelry store heist in New Kensington.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
New York
Henry P. Davison
J. P. Morgan and Company
Roosevelt Hospital
Attorney General Daugherty Drafts Debs Pardon Advice
Attorney General Daugherty begins drafting recommendations to the president on a proposed pardon for Eugene V. Debs the socialist leader jailed at the Atlanta federal prison.
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Washington
Daugherty
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Elyrian Peeved Over Refused Vote For Both Tickets
A man at a voting booth asked for a ballot and replied he wanted both tickets. After a long argument he accepted one ticket but felt he had been mistreated by the process and the officials involved.
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Elyrian
Postal inspector brings pool documents for federal case
Dayton Aug. 11 Postal Inspector Harry F Hopf returned from Indianapolis with letters base ball bank clearing pool tables and other papers to aid federal prosecutions of pool promoters. Warrant issued for J L McDaniel Indianapolis and W J Mulholland Cleveland. Trials will be at Darton where C C McNabb, arrested here, is alleged promoter.
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Dayton
Harry F. Hopf
Indianapolis
Cleveland
J. L. McDaniel
W. J. Mulholland
Darton
C. C. McNabb
Hopt
McDaniel
Mulholland
Band Concert Friday Night With Ten Pieces
City band concert directed by Giles presents a program of ten numbers starting at 7 30 p m The lineup includes Washington Grays Lustspiel Lucia di Lammermoor selections Red Mill A Thousand and One Nights After Sunset Black Jack N Trovatore and Semper Fidelis with the Star Spangled Banner as finale.
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Giles
Washington Grays
Graffitlo
Keler-Bela O
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Euterpean Artists and Whitney
Kiwanis members enjoyed a luncheon with six Chautauqua Euterpean Artists and Edwin M Whitney who shared humorous stories. Wanis baseball practice scheduled at Cascade Park Monday at 5 p.m. A forthcoming game with the Exchange Club adds local sports anticipation.
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Kiwanis Club
Edwin M. Whitney
Cascade Park
At & P.m
Exchange Club
Unclear Sewage Plan Sparks Caution and Review
Mr Dittee urges caution in proposed steps to address sewage, noting no current river pollution. Health officer cites state board orders for building a plant subject to Supreme Court review. He stresses need to view existing conditions as heavy river levels rise.
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Dittee
Posal
State Supreme Court
Mr. Dittee
Health Board
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Len Small
Capital
Illinois Central
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