DRY HEADS TOLD TO MOP UP OR RESIGN COMPLETE PROGRAM
Ohio DeMolay convention in Elyria with a record surge in delegate registrations and plans for a three day conclave. Police say the capture of Tom Murray and three fugitives linked to a Columbia prison break eased tensions for the event. The Conclave includes a parade on Wednesday and sessions open to Masons, with hosts from the David J Nye Chapter and Elyria Commandery No 69.
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Tom Murray
Oregon
Savoy
Cen
Netan
Centrala
Philip C
Tsse
Portland
Murray
Vancouver
Wasa
Dad
Artemas Beebe
Omen
David J. Nye
Crisp
Artemas Bephe
Glade, Thomas, & H. Markham
Boyd Loughry
Elyria Commandery No 69
Knights Templars
Order of DeMolays
Kansas
Frank S Land
Editor Charged After Fatal Hotel Killing in Las Vegas
Maree Magee editor of the New Mexico State Tribune in Albuquerque killed a bystander in a Las Vegas hotel lobby following a fight with former district Judge David J. Leahy. Magee was arrested by Sheriff Lorenzo Deogado. manslaughter charges reportedly planned. Magee previously faced legal trouble including a 1923 libel case and a 1924 contempt verdict. Preliminary inquiry underway.
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Nmm
New Mexico
King Gitter
Maree
David J. Leahy
Magee
Troune
Albuquerque
James F. Hinkle
Leahy
Probable fatal fall from Y M C A window in Columbus
G. K. Pinkerton 21 of New Vienna Ohio likely died after leaping or slipping from a fifty story Y M C A window landing on a skylight three stories below. Police investigate while White Cross hospital runs X rays to check for skull fractures.
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Columbus
G. K. Pinkerton
New Vienna
Ohio
White Cross Hospital
Pinkerton
Benity Prize Winner Enjoins Lorain Paper
Mar Mahoney of Lorain seeks an injunction against The Wimes Motor Sales Co and The Lorain Times Herald Publishing Co alleging selection as Miss Lorain Counts in a beauty contest and claiming consent was not given for use of her picture in ads. She says the Motor Co threatens to run the ad in the paper and that publishing it would harm her.
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Wimes. Motor Sales Co
Lorain
Hold Up at Peacock Tavern Affects 12 Employees
Two masked bandits with large revolvers robbed Peacock Tavern near Akron early today, taking $100 from John Smith and John Wincey before fleeing toward Cleveland in a car left running on the road. Earlier, two men robbed Steward Stevens hotel desk employee Boatwright, pinched pens and revolvers, forced him to aid their escape, then dumped him unharmed after a short drive. Hot day totals and scattered weather notes from across the country follow in the same dispatch.
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Peacock Tavern
State Road
Akrons
John Smith
John Wincey
Cleveland
R. Boatwright
Stevens Hotel
North Main Street
Petitions Against Eagles Stir Ohio Farm Trouble
Columbus August 22. Chef Thompson of the state fish and game bureau says eagles melting their home at Brownhelm threaten farmers with livestock losses. Twelve petitions claimed the eagles were preying on stock but an investigation found other causes. Officials consider action to protect livestock while probing the incidents.
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Ohio
Thompson
State
Fis No and Game Bureau
Eagles
Brownhelm
Wei
Thomson
Ted Velvestock
Coolidge Back in Business Parleys in Swampscott
Swampscott Massachusetts August 22 President Coolidge discussed tax reduction prospects with Senatorine Wadsworth of New York and Postmaster General Harry S New. They predicted a reduction of the wartime income and excess taxes to about a quarter and possibly more at the coming session. The leaders reported business conditions to be favorable and the country entering broad prosperity.
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Swampscott
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Fonate&s
Sonaine Wadsworth
Freight Train Wreck at Amherst Blocks Rail Traffic
Amherst August 22 A west bound New York Central train wreck at 7 15 this morning piled up ten empty cars over three tracks blocking traffic on all four main lines. Two wrecking trains worked through the day to clear debris. No injuries reported. Belief is a broken air hose caused the mishap.
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Amerst
New York Central Railroad
Chronigrams Appropriation Suit Over 1.70 Acres Rail Line
The New York Chicago and St Louis Railway seeks to condemn 1.70 acres from Joseph Schuldhauser Emma Rihm and Anna Kuehn Avon Lake to build side tracks. The parties dispute the land price, delaying the project. A Ford touring car was reported stolen from in front of the Knights of Columbus club house. surrounding towns alerted. The Mike Kordeleski liquor case was continued to Sept 3 due to a death in attorney Charles Adams’s family. Elyria post office seeks a male fireman laborer with pay of 1020 dollars annually. applications due Sept 26. Inter-City Coal and Supply Co office burglarized. a small amount of money stolen through an unfastened window.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Joseph Schuldhauser
Emma Rihm
Anna Kuehn
Avon Lake
C. A. Smith
E. Riverstreet
Knights of Columbus
Mike Kordeleski
Waverly Street
Charles Adams
Inter-City Coal & Supply Co
Bolen
Eagles Picnic at Cascade Park Aims for 5000 Attendees
The Eagles finalize plans for their twelfth annual picnic at Cascade Park inviting 5000 people with free rides games races and prizes. Officials organize food beverages and entertainment with many volunteers and sponsors listed in the notice.
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Cascade Park
Lorain County Fair Promises Expanded Attractions This Year
The Lorain County Fair announces a larger program with new features including a dog and rabbit show, pony exhibit for children, horse races, a band, and expanded food and exhibit spaces. Special prizes, 200 dogs expected, and entries for livestock, automobiles, and grange displays are planned as the fair runs September 8 to 15 with multiple events daily.
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Torain County
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Casey
Association
Iready
Ec Shijpp Authur Giles
Tlovera
Fair Board
Spratt Dog Food Co
Newark
N.2
Wil
Sudra
Elyria
Rahi Raysers
Haze
Voeth
Gus Hornbrook
Air Patrona
Tierra
Lorain County
Cascade Park Hosts All‑Day Boys and Girls Event Next Wednesday
A large afternoon program at Cascade Park features a 1300 time slot with prizes for sports and games. Activities include races for 60 yard dash, balloon race, tug of war, mystery pairs contests, and a long list of prizes. Free coffee will be served at noon.
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Candidates file for Justice of Peace in Elyria township
Three candidates J George James Hughes and DN M Byam have filed nominating papers for Justice of Peace in Elyria township at the board of elections. The entry notes no candidates for Justice of Peace in other districts.
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Board of Elections
J. George
James Hughes
DN. M. Byam
Justice of the Peace
Elyria Township
Tornadoes and Wind Storms Hit South Georgia
Severe weather swept through several South Georgia counties causing widespread damage. A total loss of life was reported near Atlanta and three children were among the dead. Property damage is estimated at 250000 with many homes unroofed and crops damaged including cotton. Several towns from Moultrie to Blakely report wrecked buildings and downed trees while communication outages hinder exact figures.
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Southerea
Georgia
All County
Srucn
Tae Gead
Albert Pitts
Ava Chidren
Julian Gregory
Tony Webb
Moultrie
Blakely
Eare County
Udanowa
Nelson Baumhardt Runs For City Council In Second Ward
Nelson Baumhardt of Spruce Street announces independent candidacy for Second Ward councilman. He pledges to improve West Side traffic by completing Wood and Street paving from Spruce to Huron Streets and repaving Lake Avenue. Baumhardt reports over 100 signatures in support.
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Spruce Stin
Baumhardt
Spruce
Huron
Lake Avenue
Mr. Baumhardt
Greatest Crusade Under Dry Regime Launched
A report from Washington on August 22 details prohibition chiefs beginning a broad dry crusade with district administrators to purge illicit distillers. Reorganization aims to centralize enforcement, possibly removing ineffective chiefs, as officials anticipate shakeups in ensuing months.
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Uicer
Toether
Treasury Officisis
Andrews
Cleveland
Thomas E. Stone
Ohio-Michiganind
Cuyahoga County
Baczering
Stone
Philan
Superior Industrial Alcohol Co
Radio telephony between nations proposed by British engineer
London dispatch reports A E Chapman, famed wireless pioneer, predicts near term radio telephone links between distant lands including the United States and Great Britain. He demonstrates a high frequency relay device eliminating valves, enabling continuous wave telephony with modest power and compact size.
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London
United States
Great
Train Wreck Near Urbana Injures Nine Passengers
Westbound Railway No 109 derailed near Last Paris after a broken rail. Hank Gowdy injured but only bruised and continued to the coast. A relief train moved victims to Chicago. nine injured including Frank Armlin, Mrs Devol, Hell Record, Mrs Motley, Marie Woo. Traffic resumed within two hours.
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Frank Armlin
Marion
Ind
T. J. Devol
Chicago
Hell
Record
A. Lewis Motley
Danville
Virginia
Marie F. Woo
Columbus
Ohio
Jim Columbus
Strange Bird Sent to Cleveland for Identification
The oddly captured bird was moved to the sheriff's office and then dispatched to Prof. Herrick at Western Reserve University in Cleveland for identification. Captors claim it is an eagle while others think it may be a turkey buzzard.
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Sheriff's Office
Cleveland
Prof
Herrick
Western Reserve University
Angies
Brownhelm
Apectes
Death notice for Philip Geiger in Valley City obituary
Philip Geiger aged 71 of Valley City died at home on Friday. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 pm at Evangelical Church with Rev. J Hoffman, interment at Hardscrabble family lot. Ford Thompson in charge. Also includes brief notes on auto injury fatalities in Mount Kisco and Newport incident reports.
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Philip Geiser
Valley City
J. Hoffman
Ford Thompson
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