First Women Nominated for Elyria Council Seats in Ohio
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram notes that the first women in Ohio, Mrs. Cora Ensign and Mrs. Mae Friday, are nominated for city council. Both are Republicans, with the party's strong majority implying broad electoral success. Also covered are Fox Furnace Co. negotiations with American Radiator Co. and rumors about Overland and Willys-Overland plant changes. De Valera declared Ireland's republic and rejected the English peace offer, signaling readiness for further sacrifice.
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American Radiator Co
Fox Furnace Co
Ax Suppes
Said
Fox Furnace
An Radiator Co
Chronicle Telegram
Sury Wick
Max Suppes
American Co
Suppes
Elyria
Cora Ensign
Mae
Ohio
Will
Beivo
Ensign
Friday
Woman Slays Man With Hatchet in Akron
Akron police report Rosa Coze 21 killed Joe Cagine 37 with a hatchet at a Furnace street home. Officers found the hatchet blade embedded in Cagine’s skull and three additional wounds. Rosa reportedly confessed en route to the station, saying she acted to defend her honor.
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Akron
Joe Cagine
Rosa Coze
Furnace Street
Cagine
Rosa
Two Days Left in Free Trips Contest Drive
The Chronicle Telegram news boys subscription contest ends in two days with Niagara Falls as the prize. Participants have submitted 335 new subscriptions so far and organizers expect a significant increase by Friday night as twelve leaders are listed among the top bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram Newsboys
Niagara Falls
Banker Ivory’s Bold Gas Station Stunt Backfires
A foreign banker named Ivory drove to a filling station and lit a match after trying to light the gasoline, causing an explosion. He escaped injury, but the car rear and station front were badly burned, prompting the Lorain fire department to battle the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory
Oroszy
Lorain
Kentucky Mob Ambush Wounds Prohib Agent and Driver
In Hodgenville area, O H McFarland prohibition agent and taxi driver Sam Ray were shot when a dozen armed men opened fire on their automobile returning from a raid on a still in LaRue County. Sheriff Hornback and Purvis aided the wounded. warrants to be issued for suspects. Local church neighborhood linked to the ambush location.
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Rodgenville
Prohibition
Sam Ray
Kestecky
McFarland
W. T. Hornback
Larue
G. T. Purvis
Siall
Hodgenville
W Hornback
Purvis
Hornback
Concord Church
South Amherst approves $25000 school bond with big turnout
South Amherst residents back a 25,000 bond to improve and enlarge the village school building. The tally was 262 for and 17 against. In Henrietta attached district only three votes were cast by two families. Polls stayed open all day with the same five officials, paid 39 dollars total or 13 dollars per vote.
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South Amherst
Henrietta
Amherst
Creditor Seeks Claims in Carroll Automobile Case
Charles B Cushwa of Youngstown filed in common pleas court for an order to have all non secured claims against the Carroll Automobile Company of Lorain filed with receiver Charles Moore by August 27. He also requests the receiver to file an account with the county clerk after September 10 detailing total claims.
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Charles B. Cushwa
Youngstown
Carroll Automobile Company
Lorain
Common Pleas
Charles Moore
Band Concert Postponed to Friday Evening in City Park
The Cascade Park concert, set for this afternoon, is postponed due to threatening weather. It will now be held Friday at 7:30 PM in the city park. Organizers plan to cancel afternoon shows in Cascade Park and move all future concerts to Friday nights in the city park.
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Cascade Park
Thieves Burglarize Show Case At Dachtler Store
Burglars jimmied a display case before Dachtler and Dachtler’s shop between 10 30 and 11 last night stealing about 100 dollars of silk shirts and neckwear. Six shirts remained, police found the break in time and moved items to the station. This is the second burglary in a year at the same case.
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Dachtler& Dachtler
Prohibition raids report in Middletown and other notes
Middletown police led by Inspector Drully and Assistant Romanish raided several locations. Eight barrels of home brew were seized at Michael Weinrich cafe, five gallons of moonshine at William Horn's, and whiskey found at Albert Dimmick Jr's camp on Greiffer Creek. Dimmick’s grocery raid uncovered broken bottles but no booze.
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Middletown
Drully
Michael Weinrich
William Horn
Greforr
Albert Dimmick
Dimmick
Water Works Engineer Narrowly Escapes Death
Chief Engineer A. J. Miller of the Elyria water works narrowly escaped death when his Ford truck was demolished by a Lake Shore electric car at a private crossing. Miller was thrown clear with only a few scratches after failing to see the approaching street car before the collision.
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A. J. Miller
Elyria: Water Works
Miller
Water Works Company
Mrs De Jarnett Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Allie DeJarnett aged 42 of 349 Seventeenth street died at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday at 3 30 PM after a two week illness. She is survived by husband George a sister Mrs Grant Thomas and a brother Albert Hammock. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Allie DeJarnett
Seventeenth Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
de Jarnett
George
Slater
Grant Thomas
Albert Hammock
Harding weighs J. E. Russell for Ohio prohibition director
President Harding is seriously considering former congressman J. E. Russell of Sidney Ohio for the federal prohibition director post in Ohio. Russell called at the White House today to seek appointment.
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Washington
Harding
Con-Greshman
J.E. Russell
Sidney
Ohio
White House
Russell
Foreclosure Request on Morris Township Property
Samuel A Bealbrew seeks foreclosure of a mortgage on property in Morris Minnesota held by Morris and Ida Atkins. The loan amount is $9000 with interest and security for $9500 originally, $500 paid to date, with the Elyria Township location noted. The action aims to have the court foreclose the mortgage.
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Samuel A. Bealbrew
Morris, MN
Ida Atkins
Beal
Elyria Township
Rehabilitation of Industry in Washington Faces Unemployment Surge
Washington officials warned that unemployment has reached 5 735 000 in the United States threatening winter stability. Secretary Davis and War Finance Corp Director Aleyer Jr urged federal action and possible Congressional measures to speed economic readjustment and provide work for all.
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Washington
Davis
United States
Eugene Aleyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Crissinger
Meyer
Rain Cancels Elyria News Boys Trip to Cleveland
Two hundred Elyria News boys faced disappointment as the planned trip to see the Cleveland Athletic ball game was canceled due to heavy rain. A Cleveland weather check indicated rain there as well, making the game unlikely. Secretary Howenstine will arrange a new date for the coming week, likely Monday or Friday.
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Elstia
Cleveland
Cleveland Athletic
Howenstine
Adam Couple Answer Waters Suit Over Farm Occupancy
Mabel and William Adam filed an answer in a suit by Ruth E. Waters. They request to stay on the Elyria farm they rent from Waters because their residence there is rented for the remainder of the summer. Waters had sued to evict them, claiming their leases had expired.
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Mabel
William Adam
Ruth E. Waters
Elyria
Couple slain as man shoots wife then kills self in Kentucky
Garver McCord, 25, shot and killed his wife, 19, and her mother Mrs. Harland Durham, 45, at a Hopkinsville area home. He then killed himself by poison as officers moved in to arrest him, after the couple had eloped and married in Clarksville, Tenn. The woman was reportedly pregnant.
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Hopkinsville
Harland Durham
Garver McCord
McCord
Clarksville
Tenn
Hom
Lightning Ignites $700000 Mill Fire at Kelly Milling Plant
A severe rain storm struck the Kelly Milling Company mill and grain elevator causing a fire that leveled the plant. Property damage is estimated at $760000. Lightning also hit a lumber yard burning for about $5000. In Kansas City Kansas a fire station was struck injuring several firefighters. a woman struck by lightning is expected to recover.
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Kansas City
Kelly Milling Company
Kansas
Strable Wins $16 Judgment Against Rich Wine Ice Cream
A six man jury awarded Aubrey Strable a $16 judgment yesterday in a wage dispute case heard before Justice Hughes. The case centered on wages due for services as a[worker].
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Aubrey Strable
Richwine Ice Cream Company
Hughes
Strable
Irish Armistice Teeters as Talks Shift in Ireland
Journal reports prospect of a renewed clash in Ireland as the truce frays amid Ireland's Dail Eireann sessions. British troops pause as they return to barracks, while Sinn Fein leaders seek restraint amidst calls for renewed hostilities. The Irish Times editorial lauds Premier Lloyd George’s peacemaking toward a hopeful calm.
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Eamonn de’ Valera
Speaing
Sinn Fein
Dark Eireann
Lloyd George
Dr. Valera
England
Ireland
de Valera
United Kingdom
Trish
Dail Eireann
Englsh
Unleas
Cork
Dan Eireann
DeVatera
Irish Republican Army
Irish Times
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American Star Co
Elyria Hotel
B. W. Lemley
HG. Ullma
Shipman
Chicago
of the Fox Furnace Co
Consely
Elgie
Overland
General Motors Co
Continental Motors
Henry Ford
Ing
Willys-Overland
General Motors
Contifotors Co
H.rds
Edwards
Ford
Daniel O’connell
Mrs. Mac Frifay
George Gliebel
Rollin. Moran
Arthur Young
Gordon Brown
John Cooper le
Albert Forman
Andy Mother
Robert Biles
George Weller
Ralph Yost Ene
Ronald Musselman
Agfa Eee
Hollis Whitmore
Kentucky
MOB Riddles Day
Rob Show
Berlin
Upper Silesian
Sternowicz
Oosterlitz
Wolff Bureau
Newport
Charles S.surran
Cincinnati
Ervalpelas
Surran
Walker Lee
Elizabeth Dahm
Mortagage
Elyria News Boys
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