DeMolay Convention Ablaze With Plans In Ohio
A statewide DeMolay Conclave in Ohio is set for next week with registration booming. The event marks the first annual state-level conclave as the Ohio DeMolay base forms during the meetings hosted by the David J Chapter and Elta Commandery. A notable capture involved a yegg and three fugitives linked to a prison break, with the event featuring a Wednesday parade and open sessions for Masons and the public.
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Ohio
David J
E. J. Crisp
Artemas Heebe
Glade Tromas
S. H. Markham
Bond Loughry
Eltima Commandery
Knights Templars
Order of DeMolays
Alasonic Bodies
Kansas City
Frank S. Land
Run Scape
Editor Accused in fatal Las Vegas shooting
In East Las Vegas New Mexico Aug 24 former editor Magee allegedly shot and killed bystander Lassier and wounded former district Judge David Leahy during a hotel lobby confrontation. Magee, taken into custody, faces manslaughter charges as preliminary investigation continues.
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Las Vegas
N MM
New Mexico
Magee
David J Leahy
Leahy
Mage P
Lassier
Maree
Lorenza Delagado
San Mikael County
Botire Mexico
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journal
United States Senate
Firsteapeet
J. W. Parks
Supreme Court
Montis
James F. Hinkle
Fitel
Jump From YMCA Window Leaves Man Injured
In Columbus on August 22 G. K. Pinkerton 21 New Vienna Ohio jumped or fell from a fifty story YMCA window landing on a skylight three stories below. He was conscious at White Cross hospital where X rays were taken to check for skull fracture or broken bones. Police investigating the incident. In Magnetic Springs Mrs J H Ballard serious after a car crash. Her daughter Freda drove the vehicle and four others were injured.
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Columbus
G. K. Pinkerton
New Vienna
Ohio
White Cross Hospital
Pinkerton
Maicyoville
J. H. Ballard
Magnetic Springs
Freda
Leaz
Beauty prize winner seeks injunction against Lorain paper
Mea Mahoney of Lorain seeks court action against The Times Motor Sales Co. and The Lorain Times Herald Publishing Co. claiming the firms threaten to use her image in ads and publish the ad in their paper without consent. She says the publication would harm her and notes she holds the Miss Lorain Counts title.
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Times Motor Sales Co
Lorain
Robbers hold up Peacock Tavern near Akron
Two masked bandits with large revolvers robbed the Peacock Tavern north of Akron taking 100 dollars from John Smith and John Wincey. They fled toward Cleveland in an auto left running on the road. Earlier, hotel clerk Boatwright was held up at Stevens Hotel desk. after a search they took fountain pens and revolvers and dumped him nearby unharmed.
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Akron
Peacock Tavern
State Road
Akrons
John Smith
John Wincey
Cleveland
R. Boatwright
Stevens Hotel
North Main Street
Boatwright
Petition Against Eagles Sparks Shoot Option Debate
Columbus Aug 22 Chat D C Thompson of the state home bureau said eagles blamed for livestock losses may be shot if caught destroying stock but are protected otherwise. Twelve petitions ask for drastic action amid farmers’ complaints while officials note legal protections.
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Brownhelm
Columbus
Ohio
Chat D.C. Thompson
State Fishy Home Bureau
Depar
Asun Sad Weyer
Bsue
Coolidge Back In Business Parleys In Swampscott
In Swampscott on August 22 Senator Wadsworth of New York and Postmaster General Harry S. New met with President Coolidge. They discussed tax reductions and surtax, predicting a more favorable business climate. The officials reported the country enjoys strong prosperity and potential policy changes for the coming session.
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Swampscott
Wadsworth
New York
Coolidge
Harry S. New
Freight Train Wreck Stalls New York Central Line at Amherst
Traffic on the four New York Central tracks resumed after a westbound freight derailed at 7 15 this morning near Amherst. Two wrecking trains cleared debris and no injuries were reported. Officials suspect a broken girth hose caused the pile up of ten empty cars over three tracks.
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New York Central Railroad
Railroad Suit Over 1.70 Acres for Side Tracks
The New York Chicago and St Louis railway seeks possession of 1.70 acres from Joseph Schuldhauser Emma Rihm and Anna Kuben Avon Lake to build side tracks. The parties dispute land price and the suit proceeds in court. A Ford touring car was reported stolen from in front of the Knights of Columbus club house and police are alerted.
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New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Joseph Schuldhauser
Emma Rihm
Anna Kuebn
Avon Lake
C. A. Smith
E. Riverstreet
Knights of Columbus
Eagles Picnic at Cascade Park With Free Fun Draws Thousands
The Eagles plan a Sunday picnic at Cascade Park expected to draw between five thousand and eight thousand attendees. Activities include a boys band, free peanuts and ice cream, novelty items, hats, and grand prizes. Public events run all day for families, with coffee cups to bring.
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Toval Eagles
Cascade Park
Eagsies
Eragies
Bers
Cies
Gerald Nat
Wor
JL. Mathis
Chayee
Seartary Worthy Secghaumeer
Kofeky
BE. J Franck Henke
Sam
Man
Cage
Lorain County Fair Opens With Band, Games at Cascade Park
The Lorain area hosts a daylong event at Cascade Park featuring the Gourty Uo Fell ToG Boys' Band in the afternoon and a schedule of races, prizes, and games. Highlights include odd fellows and rebekah contests, tug of war, and a mystery prize giveaway with cash rewards. Free coffee is served at noon.
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Cascade Park
Hivria
Bane
Lorrain County
Cade Park
Acer
Vanity Dinser
Bouder Lamp
Harr Tonis
Rebekah
Taazor
Razautds
Candidates File for Justice of Peace in Elyria Township
Candidates George James Hughes and D M Byam have filed nomination papers at the board of elections for the Justice of Peace seat in Elyria township.
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Board of Elections
J. George
James Hughes
D. M. Byam
Justice of the Peace
Elyria Township
Storm Kills SUA in Georgia Causing Property Damage
A violent storm swept through Georgia killing one person and injuring others while destroying a Negro church and several houses. Winds uprooted trees, damaged crops especially cotton, and disrupted communication across about two dozen towns and villages.
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Atlanta
Sales City
Albert Pitts
Juan Gregory
Webb
Severa Hou
Blakely
Earle
Meniature
Nelson Baumhardt Ties Independent Ward Candidacy for City Council
Nelson Baumhardt Spruce Sr seeks ward seat as independent candidate from the Sec district declaring no ties to other movements. He targets West Side improvements including paving Woodland Street from Spruce to Huron to reroute traffic from Lake Avenue and ease congestion. He supports Lake Avenue repaving and secured over 100 signatures.
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Spruce Sr
Sec
Baumhardt
Woodland Street
Spruce
Huron
Lake Avenue
Lorain County Fair to Feature Dogs Races and Rodeo
The eightieth Lorain County Fair promises a larger program with a dog show, rabbit and cavy exhibit, a Gus Horger rodeo, chariot and Roman races, and a three day event schedule. Special prizes, expanded stalls, and a calf exhibit supported by the Lorain Automobile Club are planned along with car displays and grange exhibits. The fair runs September 7 through 8.
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Lorain County
Taer Wall
Arthur Gues
Fair Board
Sprat
Dog Food Co
Newark
N. J
Sudro
Elyria
J. 0
Herevan
Gus Horgern
Inield
Calf Club
C. ©. Rowland
Lorain Automoble Club
Greatest Crusade Under Dry Regime Launches Today
Washington reports mark of a sweeping dry campaign as prohibition chiefs marshal forces for a nationwide push. Enforcers face district reshuffles and mass dismissals by October 15 to purge all service from administrators to field agents.
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Washington
Treasury
Teras
Andrews
Agen Central Ag
Rece
Talk of Atlantic radio telephoning by two inch wire
London engineer A E Cremmas predicts radio telephoning between the United States Britain and New Zealand within months. He demonstrates a two inch wire Web frequency relay with a 490 watt power setup, claiming rapid long distance communication may soon become possible.
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TTALK
Atlantic
London
New York
New Zealand
International News Service
United States
Great Britain
A. E. Crepmas
HANK GOWDY HURT IN ORIO TRAIN WRECK NEAR SANT PARIS
Five passengers sued a minor while four Pullman cars and a day coach of west bound train No 199 on the Pennsylvania road went into a ditch near Sant Paris, Urbana. Hank Gowdy was only slightly bruised and continued to the coast. The accident was caused by a broken rail and traffic resumed within two hours.
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Frank
Armini
Marion
Ind
T. J. Devoli
Chicago
E. L. Recard
A. Lewis Motley
Danville
Virginia
Mara F. Wan
Columbus
Ohio
Strange bird sent to Cleveland for identification
The mysterious bird captured yesterday was sent from the sheriff's office to Cleveland. Cantors call it an eagle while others call it a turkey buzzard. It was boxed and sent to Prof. Herrick of Western Reserve University for study of oagies, especially the Brownhelm pair, with no word yet on species.
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Sheriff's Office
Cleveland
Prof
Herrick
Western Reserve University
Brownhelm
Fog and frost bite Ohio Valley as temps plunge in West Virginia
Dense fog and fair weather give way to a sharp cold snap in Wheeling and surrounding Ohio Valley. Temperatures sink to 46 degrees, about four degrees above frost, marking a 49 degree drop from midweek highs near 95. High winds and dense fog reduce sunshine today.
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W. VA
Wheeling
Ohio Valley
Philip Geiger Dies at 71 in Valley City
Philip Geiger, 71, died at his home in Valley City at 1 a m Friday. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 p m at Evangelical church with Rev J J Hoffman officiating. Interment in family lot at Hardscrabble, Ford Thompson in charge.
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Philip Geiger
Valley City
Evangelical Church
J. J.hoffman
Ford Thompson
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