Thirteen Arrested After Raid on Rum–Smuggling Yacht
Police and coast guard officers halted a dramatic operation near Whiskey Island as the yacht Tranquillo loaded with Scotch and whiskey was seized. Officers confronted armed crew and 14 men were detained for federal liquor violations while a sinking Venice coast guard craft ferried in rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskey Island
Ahoga River
Aim Curry
Rocky River
Lakewood
P. S. Christensen
Hars Hansen
United States Coast Guard
Venice
Outer Harbor
N. Hars Hansen
Later
Coast Guard
Ang
United Ice Savers
Lorain Abduction Hearing Closes. Spore Case Moves On
The Lorain city hearing ends with another prosecution witness in the Edward Spore case. The proceeding could move to trial after the criminal action proceeds. city officials discuss bonding ordinances and potential deficiencies for the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorainee Commission
Edward Spore
Hites
Fear Naturalist Heller Lost on Yellowstone Park Slopes
News from New York reports naturalist Edmund Heller, longtime collaborator with Theodore Roosevelt, missing in Yellowstone Park. Guides were telegraphed to search after a carrier pigeon delivered a message from Heller dated August 13 claiming he was lost on Hooodoo Mountain and requesting help and pack horses.
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York
Friends
Pre
Etecr
Edmund Meier
Theodore Roosevelt
Yellowstone
U. S
Helier
Hoodoo Mountain
Yellowstone Park
Brosdner
Dan Singer
Belle ‘Clafre
Heller
Piccor
Newark Mayor Is Suspended Over Alleged Gambling Grants
Newark mayor H A Atherton faces suspension after charges of misconduct in office tied to alleged gambling joint protection payments. The record lists payments from Robert White Eugene Schlegal and Howard E Rathbun for protection and non interference from 1919 to 1920. Vice Mayor H H Scott serves as acting mayor during the suspension period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert White
White
Eugene Schlegal
Atherton
Howard E. Rathbun
Newark
H. A. Atherton
Davis
H. H. Scott
Newsboys On Home Stretch Rollin Moran Leads
A long list of runners and scores appears in a local yardage track tally. Names such as Rollin Moran Arthur Young and Jordon Brown appear among finishers with varying point totals, concluding with a total of 367.
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Rollin Moran
Arthur Young
Jordon Brown
Titancis Mundruck
John Cooper
Albert Forman
Robart ‘Biles
Andy Mother
George Weller
Ralph Yost
Bone
Donald Musselman
Fieldis Whitmore
Richard Martin
Arthur Fishburn
Joe Weller
Fey
Leonard Ronk
George Williams
Victor Markling
Teyd Sump
Wm_ Washka
Emilsave
Thomas Burns
Rank
Frank Dombroski
Howard Dean
Troy Smith
Leo Wilson
Elle
Emil Strack
Wm. Thomas
John Yaschan
Melvin Jaca
Donald Need
Ters
Wi Eshka
LL. Weesee Elmer
Gobelg
Wirshem
Ok Folland Wites
Howard Seht
Calling Demonstration To Be Held Tuesday
Farm Bureau poultry demonstration will be at Herman Eckenfels home on Telegraph Road Tuesday morning August 23 at 60 oclock. All interested in poultry urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Herman Eckenfels
Telegraph Road
Appraisers Report On Evergreen Candy Assets
Fred Underht John Bins and Epiro Volassic appraisers filed a report appraising Evergreen Candy Lorain property today. They valued the property at 2520.17 dollars. Attorney Don W. Meyers Elyria receiver was given a copy of the report upon request. The appraisal was approved by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Underht
John Bins
Epiro Volassic
Atore
Lorain
Don W. Meyers
Elyria
Riverview shipyard strikers vote to remain out until deal
In Riverview Park yesterday afternoon a unanimous vote by the shipbuilders union kept 1600 plus men on strike since July 1. They will stay out until a standing committee reaches an agreement with officials of the local American Ship Building Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Riverview Park
American Shipbuilding Company
Yesteday
Bergdoll Case Sparks Dismissal and Calls for Further Prosecution
A heated report on the Bergdoll affair outlines dismissals in government service, claims of conspiracy difficulties, and accusations of prison escape facilitation. It cites Judge Westcott and Governor Island transfers, with blame placed on Hunt and Harris, urging accountability for higher authorities and officials involved.
Dover wins big at regional meet with multiple victories
Dover dominates the events with top placements across baseball, tug of war, sprints, and age-group races. Elyria Wellington Oberlin also post several podium finishes while the summary lists winners and addresses for the contests and prizes.
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Dover
Elyria
Wellington
Oberlin
Anm
Graftam
Elvirathird
Quoits
Wm.Edwards
QO. C. Robert
Simpferr
H and R
Dewey Bailey
L. R. Harris
Geo. Schwartz
E. Buswell
Lorain
Airs
Mrs. Jenkins
W_ Reitz
J. Martin
Chas. Glessner
L A. Beal
Frank Eskins
E.C. Jacobs
Mystery death probe in Cleveland for former Minnesota official
Edward J. Lynch former collector of customs at St. Paul Minnesota is found dead in a row boat on the Chagrin river near Gates Mills. Authorities pursue both suicide and possible murder theories as Lynch had planned to return to St. Paul with his wife and daughter soon.
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Cleveland
Auge
Edward J. Lynch
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Chagrin River
Gates Mills
James Millisen
Lynch
E. L. Shaner
Army court faces criticism over Bergdoll case
The minority report charges Major Hunt with dereliction of duty for not ordering an officer to attempt Bergdoll’s capture as requested by the adjutant general. It calls Hunt’s acquittal a serious reflection on the army court martial system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwemed
Beredell
Peter Harris
Army
Harris
Ansell
Bergdoll
War Department
Maojr
Hunt
Korein Tabules Promoted For Quick Weight Loss Claims
Advert says readers can reduce weight quickly with Korein Tabules. Cites various individuals with large weight losses in weeks or months and a $100 guarantee. Claims safety and ease while resting and eating, invites free brochure from Korein Co NK-28 Station X New York. Distributed by C C Bowers.
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H. E. Jenks
Ing Korein Labites
Elmer Ganong
Geo. C Resnolds
The
Royal Fellowship
M. L. Lierayer
Korein Co
Nk-28
Station X
New York
Korein
Stock Market Mixed as Rails Lead Early Rally
U S Steel gains 1 4 to 74 3 8 while Baldwin adds 5 8 to 74 7 8 and Northern Pacific ticks 1 2 higher to 76 Reading rises to 65 7 and Royal Dutch holds at 48 1 2 Mexican Pete slips 1 4 to 31 2 Rubber drops 3 8 to 48 1 2 A better railroad rally support fades as early strength wanes with continued weak spots and declines noted in Cuba cane sugar and other issues.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Baldwin
Northern Pacific
Reading
Royal Dutch
Pan American Rose
Cuba
Youth Disappears. Friends Fear for Grafton Teen
Hrmen Seaith, 18, of Graften, left Elyria days ago in search of work and has not been seen. Friends conduct a countrywide search and urge tips from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrmen Seaith
Elyria
Tree dispute over obstructive branches at Seventh and Eighth streets
A dispute between F Ww Tuthul of Seventh Street and J L Foster of Eighth Street over a tree hanging over Tuthul’s yard continues. Tuthul obtained a restraining order to stop trimming. Foster seeks a restraining order claiming tree debris and encroaching roots hinder gardening and block gates drains and sewers on Foster’s lot.
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Tuthul
Seventh Street
J. L., Foster
Eighth Street
Contenton
Tethil
Foster's
Foster
Marriage Fees Rise Under New Law in August
A new law effective August 16 raises marriage ceremony fees to 3 dollars for justices of the peace. Other increases include coroner viewing fees of five dollars, jury trial charges to 2.50 dollars, civil case transcripts to 2.50 dollars, and a 1 dollar sitting fee when judgment is taken, previously untaxed.
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Justice of the Peace
Youthful Golfer Breaks a Record at Lorain Nine
Clark Black seventeen year old golf professional of Lorain Country Club lowers course record with a thirty five for nine holes. He is son of John Black the Elyria Country Club professional. Score sequence shows 35 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Black
Lorain Country Club
John Black
Elyria Country Club
Treasury lifts ban on in transit liquor shipments
Washington reports that whiskey wines and other liquors began pouring into American ports in large volumes for consignees abroad as the treasury lifted the prohibition on in transit liquors. Secretary Mellon directed customs collectors not to interfere with entry when liquor is shipped by foreign concerns to foreign destinations.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Two Drunks Fined For Intoxication Pleads Guilty
George Ophrol and Jar Humphrey were each fined 10 and costs for intoxication. Ophrol did not know where he obtained alcohol and Humphrey admitted bringing his liquor from Toledo. Both pleaded guilty.
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George Ophrol
Jar Humphrey
Ophrol
Humphre
Toledo
Funeral Rites for Mrs Allie DeJarnett Held Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Allie DeJarnett 42 of 349 Seventeenth Street who died at the hospital Tuesday will be conducted Friday at 2 00 PM from the Second M E Church with Rev Noel officiating. Burial will follow in Ridge Lawn Cemetery.
Liberty Bonds Prices and Variants Reported
New York on August 1 shows Liberty bonds values with denominations and gains. The first 4 1 44s trade at 38.00, second 4 1 42s at 8786, third 4 1 48s at 91.96, fourth 4 1 4s at 388.00, and victory 4 3 4s at 938.74.
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Liberty
New York
Owenine Uberty
Five Injured as Motor Speeder Overturns Carrying Foreign Laborers
In Greencastle Indiana on August 18 nine men were seriously injured when James Urban fell from a motor speeder and was run over by two trailers. The three cars overturned. about fifty others were bruised. Urban and four others were sent to Terre Haute and four to a local hospital. all were from Chicago.
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Greencastle
Ind
James Urban
Urban
Terre Haute
Chicago
Harding Approves Radical Shipping Board Plan
President Harding approved radical changes proposed by Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board aimed at saving vast sums of money after a conference with Lasker and the fleet corporation’s vice president. Details of the plan were not released. Chicago reports a plot to defraud railroads through forged bills of lading was foiled with the arrest of Russell Schrider of the Aroma Extract and Flavoring Company.
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Washington
Harding
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Fleet Corporation
Chicago
Russel Schrider
Aroma Extract and Flavoring Company of
Standings and Scores from Local College and Teams
Chronicle Telegram provides standings and results with columns for Won Lost and winning percentage for Oberlin, College St, and other clubs. Mentions teams like Tigers, Spartans, and Beavers with partial scores and addresses such as Main street and 667.
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Oberlin
Tigers
Pet- College St
Wheat and livestock prices report from Chicago and Cleveland
Wheat and corn futures open unchanged in Chicago with lard jointly up to five cents. Sept and Dec prices listed for wheat and corn, with lard futures rising. Cleveland cattle and hog markets show steady to slow activity, top bids and per-head quotes for calves sheep lambs and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghicago
Cleveland
Grape-Nuts Promote Bodily Health and Endurance
An early health feature extols the body as a machine needing proper care akin to engines and furnaces. It argues sustained vitality comes from simple facts about food and digestion, highlighting Grape-Nuts as a wholesome, quickly digested staple that supports aging healthfully.
M Currier Named Newark Shoe Co Store Manager
M Currier becomes Newark Shoe Co local store manager succeeding R L Nolan who moves to Lorain store. Currier, Nolan's former assistant since opening two years ago, recently returned from Baltimore where he attended the Newark Shoes Salesman's school. He is described as a live wire and his promotion as earned reward for past efforts.
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H.M. Currier
Newark Shoe Co
R. L. Nolan
Lorain
Currier
Mr. Nolan
Baltimore
Newark Shoes
Inahager
Rains Drive Transients to City Jail Shelter
Heavy overnight rains brought a large group of transients to the city jail shelter. Eleven individuals from Maine to Minneapolis appeared for roll call and were reluctant to leave the city as the rain persisted.
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Maine
Minneapolis
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Charles L. Potter
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Bergdorf
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Dorothy Bailey
Margorie Martin
Erma Sanders
Delano Beers
Don Lungard
Jack Bungard
Strohl
Telzerow
Gauman
Gleisner
Dobbeck
Preston
James Bush
Emingard
Louis Brecknock
Frances Nilson
Ralph Smith
A. Ebert
H. J. Myers
C. C. Bowers
Proctor -Stolofsky Concert Co
Harold Proctor
California
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Protor
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William Janaushek
Larsel
Chautamara
Cincianati
Wiliam Lawson
Big Four Railroad
Megro
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Nansfeild
Vern Swisher
Common Pleas Court
Gabraith
Swisher
William F. Fisher
Boyd Wierman
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Licking
Franklin County
Citizens Protective Association
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Lakeside Hospital
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Totwell
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Eagle Brand
Heuboeen Guenther
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P. J. Paulin
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Russia
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