French Premier Herriot Sees Dawes Plan as Peace Begin
Paris reports Premier Herriot declaring the London conference a start toward real peace in Europe. He urged ratification of the Dawes plan and highlighted American cooperation, noting deadlines, debts, and the need to restrain inter allied reparations. In Berlin, Marx pledged to seek acceptance by constitutional means if needed. Geneva notes Philip Henry of North Carolina to observe the League assembly.
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Paris
London
Europe
Herriot
Chamber of Deputies
Dawes
Germany
M Poasiuma
Owe
France
Atepa
Berlin
Marx
Doumergue
Geneva
Philip Henry
North Carolina
Assembly of
The
League of Nations
League
Elyria High School Adopts Early Start and Split Lunch Plan
Elyria High School will start at 8:30 with eight 45 minute periods and a noon split lunch. Students must be in rooms by 8:25 for announcements, with half the school dining in the cafeteria at 11:30 and the other half at noon. lunch options include cafeteria meals or bringing from home.
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Elyria
SLAIN WOMAN'S BODY SHIPPED TO NEW YORK FOR BURIAL
Los Angeles authorities moved the body of Teresa Mors to New York City for burial after her divorce from Albert Mors. Kid McCoy, jailed on murder charges, was under observation as federal customs investigated rare jewels linked to Mrs Mors worth over 100000. Officers sought eight to ten pieces including a pin with emeralds and diamonds.
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Los Angeles
Teresa Mors
New York City
Albert A. Mors
Claira Weinstein
Receviny
Jennie Thomas
Mc Oy
Ambassador Herrick Calls on Elyrians in Ohio
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick, recently returning from Paris, France, visits Elyria. he is accompanied by Mrs. Herrick and by A. B. Smith, a former resident of Columbia Street near Arthur L. Garford home. The report notes local proximity and social ties.
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Myron T. Herrick Cleveland
Aris
France
Afeter
A. B. Smith
Realmat
Columbia Street
Arthur L. Garford
Suit to Glean Up Sidewalk Payments in Elyria
The Lorain County Savings and Trust Company sues the City of Elyria for 1716.71 stating a July 7 1922 note for 1767.31 financed sidewalk construction and repairs. It aims to clean the city’s books with delinquent sidewalk costs charged to the city.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Elyria
Coolidge Home Unwired Prevents Lightning Disaster
Plymouth Vermont August 21 The Coolidge family thanks luck that their vacation home was not wired for electricity as a lightning bolt struck near the property. A pole nearby hauled power to the village store damaging telegraph gear while guards sheltered under a hastily pitched tent. No entry to the house occurred the bolt narrowly missing the executive offices. President Coolidge planned to work in a hay field if weather allowed. His Baltimore speech set for September 6 and invitation acceptance for a Lafatte statue unveiling were reported.
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Plymouth
Coolidge
John Coolidge
Coolidge General Store
Secret Service
Ed Blanchard
Baltimore
Jackson
Baltimoore
LaFaette
County Fair Educational Day Planned for Sept 2
Lorain County Fair hosts Educational Day on Tuesday September 2 1926 with county schools displaying exhibits from drawing writing and paper cutting in lower grades seed plant leaf and insect collections in upper grades and manual training and domestic science in the high school Free admission for all county school district children tickets distributed to boards of education. children should obtain them from their local district board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Christy Taken to Home in Oberlin
Oberlin resident Christy was removed to his home late Tuesday afternoon after a recent accident leaving him semi-unconscious since Saturday. In Akron, spectators watched the search for the body of Harry Langworth who reportedly drowned after swimming with companions. In Columbus, Republican notables gathered as the new state central committee opened, with Marton Harding’s former home attracting attention.
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W. C. Christy
Oberlin
Akron
Ohio Canal
Harry Langworth
Harry
Ais
Columbus
Central Committee
Marton
Harding
Train wrecks kill four and injure many in New Jersey
A trio of crashes involving a Central Railroad of New Jersey express at the Lincoln Avenue crossing in Cranford and surrounding lines left four dead. Dozens were injured as derailed cars scattered. rescuers rushed to Elizabeth Plainfield and Westfield to aid victims. The engineer George Gilbert survived with leg fractures.
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Cranford
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lincoln Avenue
City Hospital
Elizabeth
Harry Thompson
Compton
Plainfield
Luther Martin
Southfountaine
The
Express
Westfield
Elizabeth Hospital
Central Railroad
Jack Tyler
Torrington, Conn
International News Service
Tyler
William Kiely
George Gilbert
Lansing
Mitchell
Bryan Hurd in Auto Mishap on Way to Chautauqua
Aug 21 In Mattoon Illinois William Jennings Bryan was lightly injured when his automobile overturned near Tuscola. He was en route to address a Chautauqua meeting but no bones were broken and the injury was not serious. He was later brought to Cleveland in a separate car to deliver his address.
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Mattoon
Willam Jennings Bryan
Tuscola
Bryan
China fears new civil war erupts in Kiangsu and Chekiang
Chinese sources report imminent outbreak of war between Chekiang and Kiangsu provinces involving five provinces. The conflict expected to center in Shanghai district within Kiangsu, the hub of foreign settlements.
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Shanghai
Chekiang
Kiangeu
Kiangua
China
Kinkaid Leads Geiger In Summit County Supreme Court Nomination
An error in Summit county vote reporting miscredited Springfield for the GOP nomination. Recount shows Judge Reynolds Kin kaid of Toledo leading Fo W Geiger by 2,342 votes with Akron clerks blamed for overlooking 6,000 votes. Bpeed er fined in Municipal Court.
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Columbus
Summit County
Supreme Court
Fo W Geiger
Springfield
Reynolds Kinkaid
Toledo
Geiger
Secretary of State
Akron
Two Youths Hold Up Restaurant for Four Dollars
At 10 15 last night two young men entered 109 East Bridge Street restaurant and held up proprietor Charles Richards, taking $4. They fled in a Reo touring car before police arrived and left no trace. Both were about 18 or 19.
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Charles Richards
East Bridge St
East Bridge Street
Richards
Reo
Chicken Warfare Claims Two More in New York Jersey Shootings
Authorities probe revived Chicken Puller war after two men killed within 24 hours in New York and New Jersey. William Young and Edward Connelly shot from a touring car. Young’s brother John was killed in March and another brother James wounded. The trio, once New York residents now in Weehawken, had sought control of chicken handling near Erie Railroad yards.
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New York
New Jersey
Barnett Baft
William Young
Edward Connelly
Young
John
James
Weehawken
Erie Tallroad
Elyria Payroll Robbery Man Missing With $1000
Warren O. Clark left Cleveland Saturday with $1000 from Elyria Iron and Steel payroll and was last seen driving a Ford truck license T-40708. Police have no word on his whereabouts. Baers for Demurra filed against Highway and Elyria Construction Co. for demurrage. Highway Construction Co. faces $1236.06 and Blyris Construction Co. $147.
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Warren O. Clark
Cleveland
Elyria Iron and Steel Co
Clark
Baers
Lorain, Ashland and Southern Railway Co
Highway
Elyria Construction
Ty Highway Construction Co
Blyris Construction Co
Perilous Flight From Reykjavik To Greenland Under Way
Lieut Lowell Smith Lieut Erik Nelson and Lt Locatelli left Reykjavik bound for Greenland aboard the U S cruiser Richmond and Milwaukee with two destroyers patrolling. They faced fuel and provisions shortages and planned to reach Cape Farewell about four to five pm local time.
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U. 8
Richmond
Lieut
Lowell Smith
Erik Nelson
Linet
Locatelli
Reid
Reykjavik
Iceland
Greenland
Reyjavik
Lisat
United States Army
Round
Mornias
Smith
Frederiksa
Cape Farewell
Nelson
Milwaukee
Reykjsaik
Angmagsalik
Leigh Wade
Los Angeles
Canada
Fredericksdal
Loostelli
Predericksdal
Texas' First Woman Candidate for Governor Campaigns Intensely
Mrs Miriam E Ferguson campaigns in Fort Worth as she seeks the Texas governorship with support from her husband James Ferguson. She denounces Judge Felix Robertson linked to the Ku Klux Klan and stresses education and economic administration while noting the liquor issue is not her focus.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Miriam E. Ferguson
Felix D Robertson
James £. Ferguson
Ku Klux Klan
Judge Robertson
Ferguson
United States
Robertson
Jim
Ma'’ Ferguson
Auto Sold to a Suspicious Stranger in Elyria
Last Saturday Elyria Buick Co delivered a new Buick to a stranger claiming he represented State Highway Director Boulay of Columbus. The man said Boulay would buy it and pay that afternoon, but no money came. The car was later found in Grafton and the man disappeared. Police are seeking the suspect.
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Elyria Buick Co
Boulay
Columbus
Elyria
Buick
Grafton
Rosa seeks divorce from Ethel Rosa on wilful absence
Clyde Rosa files for divorce from Ethel Maude Rosa claiming she has not lived with him for three years. The action alleges wilful absence as grounds.
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Clyde Rosa
Ethel Maude Rosa
Abe
Arrest of H Van Schaack and Willan Bezaski in Cleveland
Sheriff Underhill arrested H Van Schaack and Willan Bezaski of Cleveland last night on an ap fatozication charge. The pair were in a machine on Cleveland street when seized. Schaack was driving.
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H. van Schaack
Willan Bezaski
Cleveland
Sheri Underhill
Schaack
Belaski
Cleveland Atrest
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Greenla Ek “l
Mrs. Mors
McCoy
Mbassador Herrick
Elyrians
Claude Weagroff
West 26Th Street
Weagrtog
Xkeatsen Motor Tracking Company
Christy
Graves
Californias
Grand Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad
W. G. Lee
Grand Lodge
Robert M. la Folletta
Washington
Joseph Saul Kornfeld
Warmeter
Persia
Wate Department
Kinkald
Bpeeder
Peck
Ats
TNO
Perssons
Canat, Liat
Tony” Locatetti
Pise
York
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