President Coolidge Defends Federal Economy Policy
Aug 25 Swampscott Mass President Coolidge challenged propagandists criticizing his push for strict federal economy. Reports from Washington quoted naval board chair T W O Connor warning Leviathan liner would need larger appropriations to remain in trans oceanic service. A presidential spokesman rebutted the charge as opposition to economy measures. Admiral Leigh Palmer noted as Emergency Fleet Corp head that Leviathan could not be withdrawn without funding, while Palmer’s remarks were said not to threaten service. The president sees no danger of a Leviathan withdrawal despite tempers in the dispute.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Washington
War Department
T. W. O'Connor
United States Leviathan
Nowas
Conlidgs
Eueht
Tima Keepi Ug
O'Canter
Leigh Palmer
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Damage suit seeks 25900 in death case
A $25,900 damage suit was filed in court by Lewis Kurof against WH OP Wirkland Theodore V Lloyd Traster and others over the death of Paul Kuhl. The case claims negligence tied to a hunting incident, with details unclear due to damaged text.
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Lewis Kurof
WH. OP. Wirkland
Theodore
Lloyd Traster
Eugenie Geo W. B. T
Ands
Paul Kuhl
Huran
Huntir Dijon
Wihout
da Sa
Sree
Atl
Teak
Paris and London weigh US role in war debt talks
French minister Caillaux and English chancellor Chaurehill discussed possible American participation in parleys on war debts and France's debt to England. They agreed US involvement could speed a settlement though no decision was made on inviting the United States yet.
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London
Ailiaux
United States
M. Caillaux
Chaurehill
Two Hurt in Auto Crash in Cleveland Area
Losten M. Schefft of 13601 Rug by Road Cleveland and Stanley Guillet of 1252 East 148th Street Cleveland were injured in an auto accident on the Elyria Cleveland Road yesterday. Schefft attempted to pass a car when his vehicle was struck. Schefft had a facial cut. Guillet suffered a fractured right leg and facial cuts. Both were admitted to Memorial Hospital at 5 20 p m yesterday.
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Losten M. Schefft
Rugby Road
Cleveland
Stanley Guillet
148Th Street
Elyria
Schefft
Gullet
Memorial Hospital
Elks
S. H. Squire
Naned
Frank A. Smythe
Springfield
Mrythe
Rialto Theatre
de Molay
Thumber
To. Tain
Hatan
Norwalk
John Sie
Labor Urged to Take Part in City Election
The Central Labor Union met at Painters' hall with good attendance. R. B. White head reported labor colleges had grown to require state federation control. C. H. Kopp urged members to take an active interest in the upcoming election campaign.
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Labor
Central Labor Union
Painters' Hall
R. B. Whitehead
C. H. Kopp
Explosion Damages Home Of Councilman's Brother In Los Angeles
An early morning dynamite blast shattered the home of William E. Downs brother of Charles E. Downs a dismissed city councilman amid bribery charges. Downs and partner Harry Dillon escaped injury though Downs was knocked to the floor. Fire followed the explosion and deputies linked the blast to a mysterious message urging the councilman to plead guilty.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William E. Downs
Charles E. Downs
Downs
Harry Dillon
Standard Oil cuts gasoline price two cents per gallon
Chicago August 25 Stand ard Oil Company Indiana issued an official price change not to meet any specific demand but to compete. Gasoline and naptha products are cut two cents per gallon at all company stations in Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Oklahoma South Dakota and North Dakota. Kerosene price also reduced one cent per gallon.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mlingig
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
South Dakota
North Dakota
Robbery Suspect Interrogated as Page 2 Continues
A fragmented report shows a bank robbery case ongoing with a named representative of Georgia and a grand proceeding noted to continue on the next page. The garbled text mentions a planta ear and an ear phrase, reflecting a disrupted OCR read.
Bank messengers robbed in Clinton Indiana gun battle
Five bandits raid a bank messenger and three guards during a running gun battle near Clinton Indiana taking a 11990 payroll from the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad. The money was to be transferred from a local bank at St Bernice. One guard, Moone, is reported wounded.
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Clinton
Ind
Buar Santa Ana
Cal
Santa Fe
Eahia
E. L. Campbell
Express Messenger
Los Angeles
Lorain County Teachers Institute Opens Four Day Session
The Lorain County Teachers Institute begins a four day meeting at the Technical High building under the Ohio Department of Education. Speakers include Edwin Fi Evans, Ernest W. Butterfield, Margaret Altucker, and Miss September Fourth. Music will be provided by county instructors.
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Tpst
Technical High
Ause T of
Coun
Lorain
Edwin Fi
Jumon and Or Als
Tucker Room & Technical Bull i
Elern
Ernest W. Butterfield
Margaret Alltucker
Militucker Prorerier
An - See
Prest W. Butterd
Techni Co Purence
Aiss Margaret Ality
Lincoln
County Auditor Opens License Plate Office in Court House
County Auditor Morroe Welty announced that from September 1 he will supply automobile license plates to applicants. An office has been set up in the courthouse basement opposite the county commissioners office, under Robert F. Hakes of Lorain. License plates may also be obtained at county automobile clubs.
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Morroe Welty
Court House
County Commissioners Office
Robert FE. Hakes
Lorain
War Dept engineers discuss Cleveland viaduct linked to Union Station
War Department engineers met in the Federal building to discuss the long-talked of viaduct project in connection with Cleveland's new 60 million Union Station. President Coolidge plans to return to Washington around Labor Day as official statements from the summer White House indicate.
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Cleveland
War Department
Federal
Union Station
Coolidge
Swampscott
Masa
Washington
Labor Day
White House
Tom Chambers Fined for Illegal Liquor Possession
Elyria man Tom Chambers pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor and was fined 200 dollars plus costs by Mayor Harry Hinkson. He and two others were arrested after cans containing liquor were found in their car and witnesses saw dumped contents. Bonds and Yates were dismissed for lack of evidence. A separate report notes Haven Perkins, 7, died after jumping from a truck into a car’s path near Belle Valley Coal Ridge tonight.
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AUTO
Belle Valley, O
Haven Perkins
Coal Ridge
Police Chief in Lima Suspended on Misconduct Charges
Lima Ohio August 25 T A Lanker chief of police suspended by the city commission after charges of misconduct and intoxication. He will be tried by the commission on September 1. The suspension came after they wrecked a police service car early.
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Lima
T. A. Lanker
Burglary Victim Morris Robbed in Sinking Street Attack
A 28 year old man named Morris was attacked outside a shop when a robber approached from behind. Morris was knocked unconscious and robbed of cash, found by Flarry Gariford and taken home. Police investigated but left no trace.
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Morris Sturdevant
Morris
Hoortey
Orris
Flarry Gariford
Tim
Five Hurt In Lorain Crash Reported
Five people were taken to the hospital after a Lorain crash involving an auto. The injured were reported as two occupants of the car and others at the scene.
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Lorain
Carol
CATTLE TESTING AND LEGAL MATTERS IN REGIONAL NOTES
1476 head of cattle to be tested in Eaton township with expected progress amid farm hopes. Louis Koesany arraigned on non-support charges, bond set at 1060 dollars. case continued. Postmaster General New at Cleveland for postal convention states air mail is here to stay. Navy flight to Hawaii postponed to August 31 at 2 PM with no reason given.
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Eaton
Edward T. Merrik
Oberlin
FL. L. Vail
Colugibus
Eaton Township
Louis Koesany
Bridgeport
Conn
Underhill
A. R. Webber
Cleveland
Harry S. Newhere
Washington, D. C
Tre Navy
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Navy Department
State Gas Tax Distribution Details Missing
Fragmentary OCR notes report forthcoming state gas tax distribution figures. It mentions receipts totaling 5355 873.58 and a 4 percent allocation for April, with references to the State Auditor and municipal distribution of auto tax revenues.
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Columby
Gach
Sewage Plan Aims to Relieve West City Sewers
A local discussion outlines a large sewer project proposed to ease overloaded west side sewers and a river outlet. Officials propose a trunk line near the east outskirts and a disposal site in the Black River valley to serve forty to fifty years of growth, financed by bond issues.
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Tate
Collestiolem
Hest
San Dicamental Sewer
Black River
Jefferson Apartment Fire Threatens Building
Fire department responded to Jefferson Apartments on third street where kitchen in suite four caught fire from an overheated iron left on the ice box. Firefighters contained the blaze, preventing spread to the rest of the room and building. It otherwise could have become a major fire of the year.
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Jefferson Apartments
Third Street
Suite Four
Elyria Delegates Land Yank Meet.
Chaos and violence news from New York and Chicago spill into Elyria coverage as delegates prepare for a major Yank meet amid rising tensions. Reports speak of killings, wounded, and fear of wider conflict involving Tong factions and mob actions in several cities.
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Elyria
Lorain Man Victim of Suicide Reported
A Lorain man is described as the victim of a suicide in a garbled telegram read by Mrs. A H Niechers. The message from Honolulu is unclear but mentions a postal employee involved in the shooting.
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John Schoepfle
Lake Avenue
C. D. Pelter
Louisiana Avenue
Lorain
Aug
A. HH. Niechers
Hono- Min
J. Don! i
Postal Services
LORAIN Bridge Service Restored After Outage
Staged delays on the Lake Shore electric line caused a Saturday restart announced today with trains resuming at four o clock in the afternoon. In Cleveland a separate report says four youths jailed after attempting to shoot a confectionery during a robbery.
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Lorain
Tha Laxe
Chat Tayedee Avan
Lora
Cle Land
Fran
Suit Filed For Fifteen Hundred Against Father
Mary Pruchinicki sues her father Michael Zarembba claiming 1500 dollars. She says he owned property at Stop 48 Lake Avenue and that she boarded there long term. He promised 1600 on sale but sold the property for over 3.06 and paid nothing.
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Mary Pruchinicki
Michael Zarembba
Stop 48
Lake Avenue
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