Elyria Announces New Industry Expansion and Building Plans
The Board of Trade reports a second firm in Elyria will locate a 17 000 square foot plant, leasing for ten years with buyout option. The established apparel maker plans to hire at least 100 workers within a year, with payroll near 125000 dollars per year per seat. An architect is drawing plans and construction targets December 1. A holding company will own the property and building financed by stock subscriptions.
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Board of Trade
Willis- Overland
Elyria
Board of Trade Committee
Board of Frade
Three Children Drowned as Car Backed Off Ferry at Athens
In New York state, three Ritz children aged 20 months, 4, and 6 years drowned when Augustus Ritz's touring car rolled backward off the Hudson Athens Ferry while boatside docking. Mrs Ritz and another son survived with help from a lifeguard and a passenger. Separate item notes six women chosen for Franklin county grand jury for September 12.
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Catskill
N. Y
Hudson River
Athens
Here
Stix
Columbus
Franklin County
Petit Jury
Elderly Man Murder Victim Found in Miami River
Hamilton Ohio police expressed belief of homicide after the body of an elderly man was found in the Miami River near Headgate Island, six days in the water. The corpse bore scratches and a fractured skull with a cut above the right eye, suggesting he was dragged and then dumped.
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Hamilton, O
Miami River
Headgates Island
Hamilton
Tornado Damage in Bellaire Closes Streets and Homes
In Bellaire on Aug 16 Salvation Army and Red Cross aid debris cleanup after a weekend tornado. Three youths Frank Donessen Walter Donessen and Joseph Campbell remained in critical condition at Bellaire City Hospital as twenty five buildings were damaged and seven blown down.
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Shadyside
Salvation Army of
Bellaire
Ohio
Red Cross
Frank
Walter Donessen
Joseph F. Campbell
Bellaire City Hospital
Auto Upset Kills Woman on Scenic Highway Near Gallipolis
Mrs. George Gardner was instantly killed and N B Gardner and daughter Estelle Oliver were seriously injured when their car overturned on the scenic highway near Gallipolis. Several others escaped unscathed during a trip from Miner Wells to Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Gallipolis
George Gardner
Gardner
Oliver Estelle
Miner Wells
W. Va
Parkersburg
Western Reserve Academy student dies in auto crash
Cedi Speaker aged 20 or 21, a student at Western Reserve Academy in Huson Ohio, fell asleep at the wheel while returning from Cleveland and the car plunged into a ditch overturning, killing him instantly. Companion William Hockins 20 suffered a fractured collar bone and other injuries and was taken to City Hospital Akron in serious condition on the Cleveland Heights road near here.
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Huson, O
Cedi Speaker
Western Reserve Academy
Asleeep
Cleveland
William Hockins
Akron
Cleveland Heights
U S Gunboat Asheville Caught in Typhoon Aid Effort
A Central News despatch from Shanghai reports the U S gunboat Asheville in difficulties after a typhoon near Wen dow. The gunboat Sacramento sails to aid Asheville. A separate note says six year old Mary Toland required amputation of her left arm after her finger was ground off under a 4509 pound load ofonts.
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U. 8
T.oxndon
United States
Asheville
Wendow
Shanghai
U. S
Sacramento
Mary Toland
Striking British miners meet to form new policy
Two hundred miners delegates gathered in London for a national conference to draft a new strike policy amid division on the coal suspension. The federation backs delegates deciding future steps, while secretary A I Cool pushes for executive power to negotiate hours and wages with mine owners. Ramsay MacDonald has drafted a fundraising letter to aid miners families in the United States.
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London
Great Britain
Conras
A. I. Cool
Miners’ Federation
Suade
Ramsay MacDonald
Miss Wilkinson
United States
Ako
Coffin Said To Contain Lord Kitchener Opened Empty
Reports from London state the coffin brought to London for Lord Kitchener's remains was opened by a coroner and Sir Bernard Spilsbury and found empty. The incident sparked major public interest and emergency police action as officials moved the casket to a mortuary.
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Lord Kitchener
London
Tugleby Oddie
Bernard Sypilshury
Home Office
Frank QO. Power
Free Janes
Norway
Ardent Chapel
Polies
Janbeth Mortuary
Prisoners Break from Erie County Jail Two Captured
Two of four escapees from the Erie County jail were captured near Castilla after one struck Sheriff Harry Cole with a lead pipe. Frank Kinnessey and J o Mitchell are in custody, while Robert Wayland and Petr Jackson remain at large. Sheriff Cole recovered from his injuries by morning.
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Sandusky
Piers
Erie County
Harry Cole
Castilla
Frank Kinnessey
J. O T. Mitchell
Cole
Robert Wayland
Petr Jackson
Man Bitten by Large Rat in Neighbor's Home
Marion O Ave 16s reports a man attacked by a huge rat he was trying to catch in a neighbor's residence. The rat grabbed his leg and bit him several times above the knee before Brown threw the rodent away. He is recovering today.
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Marion
Ave
W. BR. Brown
Brown
Coolidge Faces Mexican Crisis Push From Kelso
Secretary of State Kel lore visited the summer White House to obtain President Coolidge's reaction to U.S. intervention appeals in the Mexican struggle. He refused to reveal any decision, saying nothing to say as reporters asked for details.
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White Pine Camp
United States
Coolidge
Kellore
White House
Mexico
Fifteen Nuns Escape From Mexico Head South
Fifteen nuns who fled Mexico amid church controversy visited Notre Dame convent in Covington Kentucky on Sunday and planned onward travel to Wheeling West Virginia and Toronto Canada. The mother superior said they crossed the Atlantic border disguised as peasants and are now headed to their homeland.
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Covington
Mexico
Notre Dame
Wheeling
W. Va
Toronto
Can
Steubenville Mayor and Police Chief Suspended
Steubenville mayor John S. H. Patton and police chief Blaine B. Carter were suspended from office by Judge Jay S. Paisley after petitions accused Patton of misconduct and Carter of drunkenness and dereliction of duty. Grand jury findings and signatures backing the petitions influenced the action, marking a test of a new state law granting suspensions by common pleas judges. Patton engages Lewis Smith and Francis for defense.
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Steubenvills
John S. H. Patton
Blaine BD. Carter
Common Pleas
Jay S. Paisley
W. Th. Alban
Rtrubenville
Patton
Debreaca
Tower
Carter
Paisley
Grand Jury
Lewis, Smith and Francis
Coun
Hastings Fined $50 for Driving While Intoxicated
William Hastings of 115 Chapel Street was arraigned on a driving while intoxicated charge. He pled guilty and was fined $50, then committed to the county jail until the fine is paid, after tests by Mayor Harry Hinkson.
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William Hastings
Chapel Street
Hastings
Harry Hinkson
Mastodon Farm Draws Thousands of Visitors and Scientists
Johnstown reports a Mastodon Farm spectacle drawing thousands including a host of scientists after bones were uncovered and partially identified as Brontosaurus remains. Intent on reassembling skulls and limb bones, excavators study preservation as admission climbs to a quarter.
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Johnstown
Farmer Batt
Ohio
Gore
Putt
Buttshar
Archaologista
Mastodon bones recall death of circus elephant
Reported discovery of a skeleton in a drained area near Johnstown, Licking County, prompts speculation that the bones belong to the circus elephant Old Hannibal, a prized attraction once seen in Isnesville. Local observer George recalls an elephant’s death and burial near the road over 50 years ago, suggesting a possible link to the Mastodon find.
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Zanesvilty I
Johnstown
Cavnty
Thomases
Sttarney A. A. George
Rearey
Hannibal
Isnesville
Ticking County
Elvens
Gaorgs
Mannibal
Woman Breaks Bootleg Ring in Illinois District
Mrs. Gertrude Tr. Warner, aiding James A. Eaton a federal prohibition agent, credited with defeating a bootlegging ring that had been strong in the southern district of northern Illinois before her intervention.
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Gertrude Tr. Warner
James A. Eaton
Ilinois
Man Pulled from River After Narrow Drowning Escape
Carl Korlovetz, 22, of 1266 West T6th Street, Cleveland, nearly drowned in Cascade Tark when he slipped from a rock on the riverbank. Onlookers formed a chain and pulled him from 12 to 20 feet of water after he began to struggle. He swallowed water but remained out of serious danger. The names of rescuers could not be learned.
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Carl Korlovetz
West
T6th Street
Cleveland
Eyve-Wills
Korlovetz
Karlovets
Torlay
Two Men Die In Quarrel Over Woman in Brooklyn
Two men, Joseph Cheiitone and Ila Pas, died after a gunfight sparked by a dispute over a woman. The incident occurred outside an ear speake in Brooklyn, with both men firing eight shots after stepping from the table.
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New Voign
Joseph Cheiitone
Ila Pasf
Muerrel
Yael
Brooklyn
Rates on Coal Freight Questioned by ICC
In Asherton Aug 18 the Interstate Commerce Commission was urged to keep coal freight rates steady from the Tennessee Tachapa mines to Chicago switching districts and other points. Opponents argued current rates from western mines and eastern regions unjustly prejudice Indiana Illinois miners and local civic groups voiced concern over high charges.
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Aselington
Tinnis Tachapa
Othe Chicag
Thase
Wenyo
Pennsylmia
Maryland
Virginia
West Rginia
Wentiehy
Esse OS
Hlinais
Iiana
Indiana
Reckless Driver Fined in Police Court
Aron Knickels of 12 Woodward Avenue was fined $10 and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving. He admitted striking Jessie Lego’s car on West River Street, causing rear axle damage, a broken radiator, and a detached tire.
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Mayot Aron Knickels
Woodward Avenue
Ater
Knickels
Jessie Lego
Fort
West River Street
Knouckels
Polkra
Avenging Officers Target Canton Murder Case Clash
Canton in August reports say arrests in the Don R. Mellett murder and a large whiskey conspiracy will be made this afternoon. Investigators claim to have cracked the underworld links that tangled Canton and Stark County politics as the case nears resolution. Federal authorities and Chicago attorney Josep Roach are named in the drive to dismantle the crime ring and seize the gun violence tied to the slaying.
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Canton
Mellett
Stark County
Indiana
Don R. Mellett
Josep Roach
Chicago
Cicero
United States District
A. EE. Bernsteen
Miles Eb, Evans
Lakeview Girl Hartin Auto Accident
Miss Elsie Cummings, 17, Lakeview, Ohio, is hospitalized in serious condition after an automobile collision last Sunday afternoon in Lima. Three companions Cecil Oakley, Orlando Oak, and The Harner sustained minor cuts and bruises in the crash.
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Lima
Elsie Cummings
Lakeview
City Hospital
Companior
Ten-year-old boy dies from auto struck injuries in Cleveland
A ten year old boy, George Schlesinger, died at Mt Sinai hospital after sustaining internal injuries when struck by passing car while alighting from a vehicle with his father in Cleveland Ohio yesterday. The incident occurred near the Mt Sinai hospital area and authorities investigate the accident for possible negligent driving.
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Cleveland
George Schlesinger
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Paxstig Cay
I: Fathera Automobile
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