Prohibition Squad Report Totals Furnished by Klady Group
Former enforcement officers Klady Ahern and Croyle tabulated results for their squad from Sept 1924 to Nov 1924. They report 218 arrests in prohibition cases with six sent to the penitentiary and ten cases pending. Fines totaled 820,055 with 2 vehicles confiscated and substantial liquor destruction entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Klady
Karl Ahern
R. J. Croyle
Penitentia
L. H. Webber
D. Bo Symons
Klady
W. RB. Thompson
A. RR. Webber
Warry
Bank Robbers Loot Lockport Bank in Vault Lockup
Four or five assailants robbed the Lockport State Bank, bound the president and seven employees in the vault, and escaped with about twenty thousand dollars in cash and diamonds. Police pursued toward Chicago as authorities feared they might need to use acetylene torches to open the vault doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport
New York
Mortimer Auties
Samuel Franreblin
Samuel Green
Lockport State Bank
Chi Yo O
Gladioli Show Delights Elyria Crowds At Elks Hall
The Gladioli Show hosted by The Elyria Pelons and Gladioliolus Society under C M Williams opens at the Elks auditorium this afternoon. Thousands of blooms in white to purple line long tables as residents admire entries from Lozier gardens Ridgeville and local amateurs. The exhibition remains open this evening for public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fl Elks Auditorium
Elyria Peons and
Gladiiolius Society
C. M. Williams
Lozier Gardens
Ridgeville
Worker Electrocuted at Lake Shore Electric Substation
James W. Payton, 73, an employee at the Lake Shore Electric substation near Leavitt Road, was electrocuted yesterday afternoon. His body was found around 4 pm, with burns to the face hands and feet after contact with a live wire. He was married with two children. Coroner Perry ruled it accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
James W.W. Payton
Lake Shore
Davis Leads Ohio Gubernatorial Race in Final Tallies
Former governor Harry L. Davis holds a lead of 73 868 votes over Akron Klansman candidate Joseph Sieber as final unofficial tabulations by Secretary of State Brown are released. Deweese wins Democratic state treasurer nod by 4 677 votes over Denune. Republicans nominate Robinson and Geiger for state supreme court. Kinder leads O Neil by 4 452. Beatty retains renomination with 164 005 vote margin. Randall Montgomery, ex mayor and electric company vice president, dies in Youngstown. navy calls off Shenandoah flight to multiple midwest cities due to Atlantic fleet need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Joseph
Sieber
Akron
Brown
H. G. Deweese
E. B. Denune
James EB. Robinson
Frank W. Geiger
J. N. Clark
W. K. Kinder
R. H W. Kinkade
Geiger
Kinder
O'Neil
Donahey
James C. B. Beatty
East Liverpool
Brotherhood lodges back La Follette over president
Local lodges No. 1 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen adopted a resolution endorsing La Follette in Cleveland Ohio August 14 despite opposition from President William G. Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafollette
Cleveland, CO
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
William G. Lee
Embezzlement Trial for Charles Tambbakis Shocks Youngstown
In Youngstown Charles Tambbakis 95 a former clerk at Commercial National Bank is charged with embezzling 35000 and remanded to jail after bond set at 50000 pending grand jury action. Akron reports detail Lane’s accounts show heavy losses tied to Bruner Goodhy Cooke Cranz Co with Lance as cashier and private secretary to president F M Cooke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Charles Tambbakis
Commercial National Bank
Akron
Earl C. UR
Bruner-Goodhy Cooke- Cranz Co
Lane
Indipolice Bay
Lance
F. M. Cooke
Chicago and Eastern Illinois May Join $1.5 Billion Rail Merger
Reports from Chicago indicate the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad may enter the Ere the Platel merger as the Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland weigh the plan. The C and E I has emerged from federal receivership and is considered financially sound amid the consolidation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago and Eastern Winds
van Sweringen Brothers
Cleveland
BE. I
C. and
E. I
Slight Earthquakes Rattle East Asia Amid No Casualties
Reports from Aug 14 describe widespread tremors southwest of Nagoya on Ondo with minor shocks in Nagoya Kyoto Osaka and Kobe. No damage or casualties were reported as populations reacted with alarm. Police seek 15 year old Esther Eadhles last seen leaving her East Broad Street home around 4 AM wearing a white dress and pink stockings.
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Tokio
Nagoya
Ondo
Kyoto
Osaka
Kobe
Elyria
Esther Eadhles
East Broad Street
Germans Plan to Accept Ruhr Evacuation Terms
London Aug 14 After a day of tense Allied Reparations talks the German delegation announced it would accept the proposals for evacuation of the Ruhr. The German statement said they intended to accept the French terms tonight and that France and Belgium would have up to one year to withdraw troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
London
France
Belgium
Pais
Brussels
Coolidge to Accept Republican Nomination Tonight
President Coolidge will formally accept the Republican presidential nomination in Continental Memorial Hall with high officials present and a nationwide radio audience. The ceremony includes military aides, floral decor, and a reading of the nomination by Frank Mondell, followed by Coolidge’s acceptance address. LaFollette receives formal AFL endorsement in Washington news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Harding Coolidge
Spee
William M. Buttler
Republican National Committee
Rocky Mountains
Continental-Memorial Hall
Army
Navy
National Committee
Jason Noble Pierce
Frank W. Mondell
Cleveland
America
Washington
Robert M. LaFollette
American Federation of Labor
LaFollette
Tahor
Frank Morrison
Federation
James O'Connell
Railway Carmen of America
Captol
Bomb Explodes Damages Niagara Falls Church Home
Niagara Falls August 14 A First Baptist church led by Rev A B Mercer in a hard anti vice drive was damaged by a blast. Windows plaster and walls were torn with the foundation intact. Across the street the Y M C A also suffered shattered windows and scattered debris as police found crude home made explosive devices. Authorities note threats against council members amid the anti vice crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
First Baptist Church
A. B. Mercer
Res
Nalice
Churccv
Mercer
NS A Council of Churches
Muszka Seeks Alimony Against Joseph Muszka
Lorain woman Muszka asks court for alimony for herself and child from Joseph Muszka. She claims he forces her to live with her mother, refuses to supply necessaries, and gives his earnings to his mother while also beating her.
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Muszka
Lorain
Joseph Muszka
World fliers face delays from ice and weather
The report notes ice along the Greenland coast delaying Lieutenants Lowell Smith and Erik Nelson en route from Reykjavik, and Lieut Locatelli remaining at Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands due to bad weather while Major Zanni reaches Rangoon from Calcutta.
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Ayers
Greenland
Lowell Smith
Erik Nelson
Anginesalik
Reykjavik
Locatelli
Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
Teeland
Zanni
Rangoon
India
Calcutta
Henry Ford Starts on Cruise
After a month's delay due to tornado damage the Henry Ward Sr. freight boat, built for Ford Motor Company by American Shipbuilding, began a trial voyage with 150 guests aboard including Ford officials.
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Lorain
Henry Ward Sr
Great Lakes
American Shipbuilding Company
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Murdered New York jeweler in Brooklyn feud
Andrea Puleo a Brooklyn jeweler was fatally shot by men in a car during a feud. Charles Russeo was with Puleo when the gunmen fired from an automobile, a second man found with a sawed off shotgun later tied to the shooting.
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New York
Andrea Puleo
Brooklyn
Inmen
Puleo
Charles [Russeo
Russell
Turco
Auto crash at Foster-Fitch store caused by accelerator error
Henry Zehars of Parad misstepped the wrong pedal while slowing to curb the Foster-Fitch Co storefront. Instead of brakes the accelerator pressed, sending the car through the west front window, smashing three large glass plates before he stopped. He will settle the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zehars
Parad
Foster-Fitch Co
Foster-Fitch
Henry
Arensberg Named New G A R Head
Louis Arensberg of Arensberg Pennsylvania was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. The next encampment will meet in Grand Rapids Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arensberg
G.A.R
Grand Rapids, Mich
Two Confess to Stealing Seven Cars on Cleveland Streets
Detectives Krucesa and Churchfield of the Cleveland police arrest Frank Kiss and Jor Spalder of Lorain on auto theft charges. They confess stealing seven Ford cars and a touring car, all reused after alteration, with vehicles recovered in Cleveland and Lorain. Both men, held for a hearing tomorrow, say they operated a garage at 2th street in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Krucesa
Frank Churchfield
Cleveland
Thay
Frank Kiss
Jor Spalder
Lorain
Fnally
Elyria
Stankard
Southam
Underhill
Hiss
Spalder
Lolita
Ford
Lou Schubert
West Street
Chas
Lent
East Avenue
Tyson
Simpson New Motor Co
Jim Morris
Oberlin
D. E. M. Tennell
R. D
Riverview Park
Robinson-Metager
Gle
Kid McCoy Arrested for Murder in Hollywood Apartment
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy sits in a Los Angeles cell charged with murdering his lover Mrs Theresa, a crown-nased antique collector. Police found bloodstains on the scene along with his revolver and a photograph he placed in her folded arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Norman Selby
Enma
Kid Mercy
Nacional
Oscar Inde
Theresa
James J. Corbett
Kid McCoy
Mors
Hollywood
Mrs Armstroff Jr Dies at Home on Lake Ave
Mrs. R Armstroff Jr died last evening at ten o clock at the home of her brother in law N E Sherrill on Lake Ave She is survived by her husband Ernest Armstroff and her brother James Kauf of Lorain Burial will be at Lorain Funeral arrangements to be announced later Amherst Divorce Suit August Paris seeks divorce from Lena Paris alleging wilful absence for three years
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R. Armstrom Jr
N. E. Sherrill
Lake Ave
Ernest Armstrom
James Kauf
Lorain
Young Elyrians Enroll for Hiram Conference
Six Elyria youths join the Second Annual Young People's Conference at Hiram College Ohio on August 1824. Advance registration shows 230 students from sixty eight Disciple churches across Michigan New York and Pennsylvania with W G Loucks directing the Ohio Christian Missionary Society effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hiram College
Hiram
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio Christianonary Society
United Tian Missionary Society
W. G. Loucks
Cleveland
Cleveland, Superintendent of the Department of Religgious Education
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Elsrna
Don. W. Rowland
Clark Avenue
Mabel E. Gaston
Cleveland Avenue
Clyde Pals
Middle Avenue
Wade Reynolds
West Avenue
Reeta Irene Slater
Roosevelt Avenue
Mildred Strickier
E. Fifth Street
Man Hurt In Triple Car Crash Near Cleveland Road
Robert Stauffer was injured yesterday at 11 30 when three vehicles collided on Cleveland road. His left eye was damaged after his head struck a car and he was admitted to Blythe Memorial hospital for treatment. Other drivers in the three cars were not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Statues
Meraud, 'Il
Hines
Cleveland Road
Stauffer
Blytia
Memorial Hospital
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Clem L. Shaver
Democratic National Committee
John W. Davis
Jared D. Sanders
Louisiana
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The
American Institute
Davis
R. Montgomey
Youngstown, Q
Randall Montgomer
Pennsylvania and Ohio Electric Co
Navy Department
Denver
Omaha
Wichita
Des Moines
Fortworth
Ameli¢ Pelzer
Miss Pelzer
U. S
Charge Omigan
East
Niagara Fall
World Fliers
Henry Ford
Clivard Hill
Nelson Lounsbrough
Hill
Lounsbrough
Lodi Street Loop
Royal Society
Jean Corbett
Royal Life Saving Society
Harvey Wiley Corbett
Architectural League of New York
Trugs
Jacob Gould Schur
China
Taft
Shanghai
State Department
Schurman
Japan
Treasury Department
Grand Army of the Republic
United States Treasury
PRUE
Arrcsted
Art
Denian
Amherst
August Paris
Lena Paris
SUN Elyriang
Weamenas
Kate Miller
Deriain
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