Mrs Robt Minch And Uncle Claim New York Estate
Mrs Robert Minch of 336 Kenyon Avenue claims a share of a $10,000,000 New York area estate tied to Lucius Cummings and his grandmother. The case spans Lorain County families with multiple heirs and court battles delaying cash divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. Minch
New York
Robert Minch
Kenyon Avenue
Saratoga Springs
New York City
Lucius Commuings
South Amherst
Minch
Liuius
Lucius Cummings
Commings
Jean
Wine
South A
Amherst
Eye
Russe
Cormings
Arene Haynes
Hubert Hahew
Joan ‘Zurcher
Lorain
Heginald Baldry
South Ambhers
Cumming
William Briinzley
Bob Minch
Elyria
Cassie Hogart
Brinzley
Bogart
Cummings
Great American Tourist Invasion Floods Europe
Washington reports a historic surge of U S travelers into Europe this year with a vast influx of pleasure seekers. Officials note record expenditures and a mounting travel exodus as Americans pour into European shores, marking the greatest tourist movement in memory and prompting continued coverage on Page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Threats Involving Dutch Gunman Reach Across States
In Indianapolis and Columbus reports a letter signed Dutch is linked to George Dutch Anderson, sought for the singing of Benance in Muncie. Police doubt Anderson authored early letters while believing the latest from him after publicizing prior notices. Detective King unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Harry Webster
Ucana Bankers’ Protective Associationm
George
Dutra
Webster
Anderson
Columbus
William J. King
Toledo
Ohio
King
George “Dutch Anderson
Flushing
Tf T
Getactives
Practical Jokers
Indict Forger of Liberty Bonds in New York
A federal grand jury indicts Romeo Forlini of New York on forgery of Liberty Bonds and counterfeiting of Italian government debt bones. He allegedly attempted to sell $1,000,000 in bonds in Hamilton Ontario. Foruni is jailed on $50,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal
United State Liberty
Romeo Forlini
Foruni
Hamilton
Ontario
Forbus
Kiwanis Club Plans Pignig at Cascade Park Wednesday
The Kiwanis Club will hold its annual frolic at Cascade Park tomorrow with expected record attendance. Kiwanis clubs from Oberlin Wellington and Berea have been invited and will likely attend. A swimming pool, built by Kiwanis, will be a main attraction as it is filled today for children’s enjoyment. The club issues a general invitation to the public to join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Cascade Park
Oberlin
Wellington
Berea
Men Arrested in Gas-Scheme Larceny Case in Ridgeville
Patrick Cole and Lawrence Vernice of Cleveland were arrested after a Ford coupe with five men sought gas at the Ridgeville hotel and refused to pay. One man was bumped from the car and injured. Cole fined $19 for larceny and Vernice $54 for intoxication. both jailed for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cole
Lawrence Vernice
Cleveland
Poyhea
Ridgeville
Brinsing
Inter
Abbey Road
Cleveland Street
Justin S&s
J George
Cole
Elyria Rotary approves loan fund for college aid
The Elyria Rotary Club adopted a motion to set aside 750 for micro loans of up to 200 per year to help students complete college. Applicants will be investigated. borrowers sign notes and pay 6 percent interest only after leaving school, with repayment terms matching borrowed years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club of
Elyria
F. C. Grover
Oberlin
Grover
Maynard -Metca
Dayton Tonn
Metcalf
Shipping Board to Sell American Export Line Vessels
The Shipping Board met in Washington on Aug 18 to act on the Emergency Fleet Corporation plan to sell the American export line. The line operates nineteen board vessels in the Mediterranean trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipping Board
Washington
Emergency Fleet Corporation
U S Girl Swimmer Ederle Fails English Channel Swim
CAPE GRIS-NEZ France Aug 1 Nils Gertrude Ederle the American girl failed to finish the English Channel swim after collapsing about seven miles from Dover she was lifted from the water by a tug and the attempt ended at 3 58 P M wireless from the tug notes the effort started at 7 10 this morning and her goal was Dover England Dateline shows the British record history of Channel swims with multiple names and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Gris-Nez
France
Nils Gertrinde Ederle
Hera
Dover
London
Baye
English Channel
Matthew Webb
Infinure Tiravoer
Cape Gienez
Frenice
England
Webb
Gwonemeis
T W Burgess
H. F Sullivan
U .S A. Hors
Ensrique Tiradoea
Arsen
Charles Teth
U.S A
Enforcement Liquor Laws Decided Upon By Prohibition Czar
The government unveils a reorganized dry machine aimed at contraband liquor sources with a September 1 start. Prohibition czar L C Andrews told enforcement officials a nationwide war will be fought using full Treasury Department power to dry up America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watiing US
L C. Andrews
Prohibition Czar
Prohibition Service
Andrews
Eee
America
Treasury Department
Temperature high marks in cities across the nation
Washington reports August 18 high temperatures with cities such as San Antonio 102 Philadelphia 86 New York 84 Chicago 86 and others listed. The piece also notes Philadelphia as the site of the miners conference continuation with union chiefs from anthracite and bituminous fields gathering at United Mine Workers headquarters.
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Washington
Albany
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
el Paso
Galveston
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland Me
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
St Louis
Spokane
Seattle
Washington, DC
Ee Escuvare Nee
United Mine Workers
Authority to buy Roseville brick plant for state use
Columbus reports authority to purchase the Roseville brick plant for 28000 by the State Board of control to be operated by the State Welfare Director with convict labor. Also, Rev J C Williams president of the Ohio Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church shows slow improvement from peritonitis, his family says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roseville
State Board of Control
State Welfare
Harper
Augus
J. C. Williams
Ohio Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church
International News Service
Meacham Still Got GT a Bad Justice Bills and City Costs
The city council heard details on a Fauver Cheney bill of 864 dollars for professional services in the Grace Meacham damage case. City Attorney Don Myers explained the extensive work and cited a prior judgment against the city that could have cost more if not reversed. The matter was referred to finance and committees for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauver & Cheney
Don Myers
Myers
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
BN CN
Wayerd Hidge
East Bredee Steret
Unas
Thea Oberlin Company
Tte
No. 2
Cage
Volunteer Firemen Picnic Scheduled at Crystal Beach
Lorain County Volunteer Firemen Association shifts from annual convention to picnic at Crystal Beach Vermilion tomorrow due to costs and declining volunteers. Amherst merchants sponsor prizes and music. sports program planned. attendees encouraged to visit park in the afternoon. transportation limited and departure around 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorand County
Crystal Beach
Vermilion
Amper
Tsadan
Elyria
Hind
Sos
Gunfire on East Side Nets Three Burglary Suspects
Early morning chase ends when detectives corner two men aiding a third at 4 Third Avenue. The trio fled but was overtaken after a hail of shots. Suspects identified as Alfred Cansaira Frank Cerasani and Frank Colome. Steck Holds Lead in Iowa Senate Recount as Brookhart Trails by 10,396 votes. Firemen respond to Malack Bros butcher shop blaze, extinguishing flames with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Side
Third Avenue
Alfred Cansaira
Frank Cerasani
Frank Colome
Steck
Washington
Daniel F. Steck
Smith W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Malack Bros
Blalne Street
Sewage Plant Plan Outlined For Columbus Growth
Police arrest Agnes Smail after a fatal fire killed three children at their mother's home. City council hears engineer George Gascoigne outline a 6500000 expenditure plan for a sewage disposal plant, outlets, and relief sewers to serve 27300 residents, with expansion to 100900 over years. The report calls for river clean up and treatment of pickling waste from Elyria Icon & Steel Co. expected to be addressed by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Agnes Smail
Davis McNeal
Mildred
Grace
Jennie McNeal
George Gascoigne
Cleveland
Gascoigne
Ocrarion
Elyria Icon & Steel Co
Grafton Water Probe Begins Amid Policy Talk
Director of Welfare John E Harper stays open to water supply options for Grafton farm and supports building a feeble minded institution in northeastern Ohio. He vows immediate action and says tests will start with legislative committee representatives to verify water adequacy. He challenges Rep Ed wards to attend committee meetings and seeks unanimous committee recommendation.
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Columbus
John E Harper
Grafton Farm
WF Edwards
Cleveland
Ohio
Graton
Clvrland
Grafton
Harper
Lor A
Wes
Ed Wards
Fair entries at Wellington and Lorain County fairs
Lorain county clubs will exhibit at both Wellington and Lorain county fairs. Calf and Clothing clubs span New London, Grafton, Wellington, Amherst, Sullivan, South Amherst, RF. D. No. 1 Elyria. Cooking and Potato clubs from Grafton Kipton Amherst and Grafton. Exhibits move to the Agriculture barn in Wellington and to the north end of the Lorain county fair building under the grand stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Wellington
Lorain
New London
Grafton
Amherst
Sullivan
South Amherst
RF. D. No. 1
Elyria
Kipton
Paulery Club
RF. D. No
Oberlin Club
Agricultura
Fale
2 Killing Autoists Fined for Carrying Concealed Weapons
Columbus August 18 Coroner Murphy holds Webb and Holly responsible for Mrs Blanche Schraner death in Mansfield Webb and Holly colored men face six months jail and a $109 fine each for carrying concealed revolvers found after an auto crash near Leer it.
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Columbus
Murphy
Blanche Schraner
Mansfield
Webb
Tobias Holly
Justice of the Peace Felder
Schraders
Leare
Fire ravages Quebec town. church saved, 50 families homeless
Aug 18 Montreal dispatch reports a five hour blaze in St Germain de Kamouraska and nearby villages. Firefighters used hand hoses while locals formed brigades to save the church and convent. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. At least fifty families left homeless. Nearby Bridgeport reports two fatalities in Belmont county from a mine fall and a gunshot wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
St. Bermain de Kamouraska
St Germain de Ramours Aska
Bridgeport
Hardesty
Belmont County
Andy Saxton
Martins Ferry
Yorkville
J.C. Williams
Bellaire
Joe Mee
Railroad challenges new freight rate on anthracite to Staten Island
The Baltimore Ohio Railroad filed a petition with the state Commerce Commission asking a review of a $3.39 rate set for anthracite coal shipments to Staten Island New York. City merchants criticized the rate as unfair and burdensome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Staten Island
N. Y
Baltinewe, Ohio Railroad
Ty Coal
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Indiana
Bankers Protective Association
Kiwanis Club
Hense
Elyria Rutary
Fayetteville
W. Va
Tracey Westermoreland
Glenjean Progidy
U. S
Luiss
Gertrude Ederle
Jabez Wolffe
Buffalo Bull
Gustfiound Brooks
Williams
Meacham
Elvai
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