County funds distributed by audit o Welty
Semi annual distribution by County Auditor M H Welty totals 2 072 527 22 dollars for last six months. Schools receive 941 400 98 dollars with 39 schools benefiting. The state gets 25 263 67 dollars and the county 374 844 78 dollars. Lorain city auditor Elyria receives 45240 dollars. County and city library funds and many schools listed with assorted township and city amounts. Continued on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Welty
Lorainelty
Elyria
Amherst Tn
Amherst
South Armsherst
Avon
Avon Lake
Black Tiger
Lorain
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Carlisle
Hast
Carlisle Rural
Columbia
Columbia Special
Eaton
Grafton
Henrietta
Huntington
la Urange
Fenfield
Pitts
Pittsfield
Ridgeville
Rochester Two
Rochester
Russian
Sheffield Lake
Wellington
Vermilion
Florence Rural
News London
Troy Two
Amherst Library
Lorain Library
Springfield (Dark Co
Springfield
Otterbein Mome
Warren
City and Village Fund
South Amherst
Waren
Canton Grand Jury Probes Canton Murder Case
Canton Aug. 26 The Stark County Grand Jury, tightly secret, continues investigating the slaying of Canton publisher Don R. Mellett. Prosecutor O B McClintock faces anticipated indictments as about sixty witnesses are expected before a verdict in a week or ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Stark County Grand Jury
O B. McClintock
Eleane
Rom. Swarts
John ‘Jiggs Wise
Lengel
Hauer
Aim
Lutherans Open Conference at Columbus
The Ohio Synodical convention opened in Columbus with 206 delegates from 1,900 churches and 300,000 Lutherans. Delays from Iowa postponed the plan to discuss organic union of Buffalo Iowa and Ohio Synods until tomorrow. Welcoming remarks were given by Dr Heix, Mayor Ludwig, and Rev Sheatsley at the Christian Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Iowa
Organic Union
Buffalo
Ohio
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ohio Synodical Convention
Heix
C. J. Ludwig
Resley
C. V. Sheatsiey
Christian Lutheran Church
Officers seize still and liquor at Wiski home in Arsherst township
Prohibition Agent O. E. Rankin and Sheriff deputies confiscated a complete still and fermenting material at Anthony Wiski's house in Middle Ridge Arsherst township. Wing and home brew were found. Justice J. George postponed trial to Saturday morning. A charge of possession of apparatus for manufacturing has been filed against Wiski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Rankin
Anthony Wiski
Middle Ridge
Arsherst Township
Rankin
J. George
Ulski
Insane Woman Kills Infant By Cooking It In Pot
In New York on August 26, Mrs. Trosina Raio, 26, mother of four and former asylum patient, cooked her sixteen month old son Frank in a large pot before urging her sister’s child to join the act. A passerby helped seize the infant and police found Raio gibbering in a cellar with the body in the pot.
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New York
Trosina Raio
Frank
Ronsalina Conarbie
Trea
Frankie
Elderly Woman Kie ked in Crash near Norwalk
For est Krespach, 45, was in critical condition after an automobile crash on the Berlinville road that killed his mother, Mrs. Emma C. Krespach, 65. Passenger Mrs. Edward Beecher, Wakeman, broke a leg.
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Norwalk
Forest Krespach
Emma C. Krespach
Krespach
Berlinville Road
Edward Beecher
Wakeman
Man charged after crash kills two children in Cleveland store
Albert Collins 32 a federal prohibition agent faces a manslaughter charge after his car veered across a curb and crashed into a Cleveland store. Charlies Weinstein 13 and Myer Friedman 8 were killed or injured as glass flew in the store. Mrs. Martha Ganz was among the injured.
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Cleveland, O
Albert Collins
Prohibition
Charlies Weinstein
Martha Ganz
Myer Friedman
Mexican situation lingers over US Mexico ties
Washington officials and Ambassador James St Sheffield discuss the Mexican situation with Kellage as talks at the State department continue. The Mexican capital reports churches and San Tipolito returned to church custody after priests pledge obedience to regulations. The Catholic Episcopate denies full compliance by priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kellage
James St. Sheffield
State Department
Shesfield
Nallen
Mexico
Mexico, City
Mexico City
Andinonen
Vrofessi
San Tipolito
Prison Riot at West Virginia State Penitentiary Leaves Guard Wounded
Warden S. Po Smith orders an investigation after three inmates attacked guards at Moundsville causing severe injuries to prison guard John Gilland and wounding two inmates. Gilland was stabbed multiple times and lay near death at Glendale Hospital as other guards and inmates were injured during the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Aus
S. Po Smith
State Penitentiary
John Gilland
Glendale Hospital
Gilland
Uegra
Fayette County
Vee Ferguson
Hancoeck County
James Williams
Charleston
Raniz
Giland
Illeng
Chlind
Bee
J. Chapman
R. BR. Cowl
Fergus i Ape Wiliams
Watchman Shoots Silk Buyer at Cleveland Store
Police investigate early morning shooting at Cars department store in Cleveland Ohio. Watchman says he fired after being attacked by Samuel Levy a silk buyer who suffered gunshot injuries and is not expected to survive. The guard is detained for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
O. Amr
Samuel Eve
Sik Buver Cars
Iter
Levy
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment defeated statewide
Official canvass of the August tenth statewide primaries shows the proposed amendment to the Ohio constitution on assessments for payment of public improvements defeated by 382 301 votes to 234 754. It carried in Cuyahoga Hamilton Lake and Lucas counties and lost in the other 84 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Secretary of State
Vic Donahey
Joseph Baird
H. Griswold
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Lake
Lucas
Bail Refusal Delays Bond for Defendants in New Brunswick Case
In Somerville New Jersey on August 26 Supreme Court judge Charles W Parker denied a motion for bail to Henry De Bay Carpenter and Willie Stevens linked to the Revolutionary War era case. The defense lawyers Hebert Howe Carter and Timothy Pfeifer argued for bail while Special Prosecutor Abexptrler Simpson opposed the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
N. J
Supreme Court
Charles W. Parker
Henry de Bay
Carpenter
Willie Stevens
Baward Uall
Blenner Mills
New Brunswick
Hebert Howe Carter
Timothy N. Pfeifer
Abexptrler Simpson
German Govt to Aim Join League of Nations Soon
Bertin August 28 reports Germany's government intends to join the League of Nations as soon as possible while careful restraint remains on penalties tied to prior actions. Officials expect France and Poland to align as talks continue with British observers noting renewed negotiations over border issues and mandates in Tangier and Malmedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Ue Geeman Severmneait
Tie Aduriioiany
Teagie of Nations
Eptember
Reichstag
Fle
Deagie de
Oma
Spat
Baie
Tangier
Spain
Poland
Germany
Tierr Steescanann
Teelsium
Death rate lowest in many years in U.S. cities
Washington reports mortality statistics showing the week ending July 21 had a death rate of 10.5 per 50 thousand in the 85 largest American cities with populations over 20 000. The rate is below 10.8 from the same period last year, marking the lowest level in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Deprutiert
Camnteyes
Burglars Loot Safe of $700 in Columbus
Thieves climbed a fire escape pried bars from a wine window and forced a safe in Columbus early today securing about $700 from the Berntarts shop. The theft was uncovered when employees arrived for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Greece forms new government under General Nondylis
General Nondylis formed a new cabinet in Athens and will hold premiership and war portfolio. M Avertyopoula becomes foreign minister. cabinet aims to oppose new elections slated for October 24. Fighting on the Greek frontier near Salonica continues as Kondylis forces clash with Tanga allied troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nondylis
M. Avertvopiula
Komlyiis
Nondilis
Krondylis
M. Canilopoulos
Germany
M. Dressopoulis
National Bak
Peance
London
Central
Sofia
Salonica
Ceneral Tanga Hos
Olennos
Seres
Drama
Ayvatare
Kondylis
Nanthie
Macedonia- Thrace
Gulf Coast Hit By Hurricane Tearing Losses
A tropical hurricane struck near New Orleans and the Gulf coast causing widespread damage. Winds reached 104 mph, with extensive property loss and fires hampered by a damaged fire alarm system. The Trinity University chemistry building suffered about 325,000 in damage.
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New
Deans
Gulf Coast
Hite
Florida
Tfe
New Orleans
Fee
Trlone Wadversiny
Interurban Cars To Run Slower Through Lorain
Officials announced slower speeds for Lake Shore Electric interurban cars through Lorain after a conference following a fatal accident. The measure lowers speed about twenty miles per hour to reduce future crashes and injuries. In a separate item, Norman R. Titus of San Francisco was named chief of the transportation division in the Commerce Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ave
Lake Shere Kleetrin
Fant
Polen Hint Naber
Mies Anthony
Pete
Tesuit
Marguerit Cranawedl
San Francesco
Commerce
Ang
Norman RL Tits
San Francisco
Despartment of Commerce
Titus
Portland
Ora
Federal agent in Minnesota moves against 1600 residents
In St Paul and Minneapolis prosecutors plan to file conspiracy charges Monday against 1600 residents believed linked to a wheat Sharpes drinking club. Federal prohibition administrator Don W. I. Rhinen says frequent gatherings at the club denote conspiracy and authorities have arrests already for club operators.
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ST. Pau
Minn
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Don. W. I. Rhinen
Minnesota
Eli
Gen. Rhinen
Man Seriously Injured At Local Plant Accident
Ermia NeFrancese aged 34 of 1828 Oberlin Avenue sustains multiple fractures and critical injuries after a circular saw incident at the National Tube Company plant in Lorman. He was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital in serious condition with chances of survival described as very slim as of today.
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Pittsburgh
Manigen
Fourniers National Bank
Lorman
Erminia NeFrancese
Oberlin Avenue
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Wes
National Tube Company
Wenn Lie
Valentino Buried Amid Mourners at Camp Hoji Church
Thousands of admirers gathered outside Camp Hoji's funeral church of Broad as the body of Rudolph Valentino lay in a flower covered casket. The August 24 service drew crowds and marked the public farewell of the silent film star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudolph Valentino
Camphoji
Broad
Steamship Espagne Wreck Report Off Coruna
Late news bulletins state the steamship Espagne struck a rock off Coruna damaging her propeller shaft. A wireless message says passengers and crew of the Espagne are not in danger and are being reassured.
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Toondoon
Sap SG
Ee Tet Frepeh Line
Espagne
Hound
Vera Cruz
Hie Vana
St. Naaadre
Dprance
Ato Rock
Coruna
Spiakin
Wipagne
Renewed Effort for Mine Peace in Great Britain
London reports that mine readers have agreed to meet comments from the government on new measures addressing coal issues. The discussion centers on efforts to reduce disruption and secure safe production amid ongoing labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Murderer Will Die Tomorrow
A condemned killer in Cold Seul faces execution tomorrow after his conviction for a grisly elementary school attack. Authorities set the date as prosecutors seek the planned death sentence.
Robber Given 40 Year Term in New York
George Cohen 27.00 Chikaze pleaded guilty to robbing Abraham Wei Vaigin a jeweler. Cohen and three accomplices, all armed, tied up the jeweler and fled with about 75 dollars in value. Reofman comes up for seated next Tresiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Cohen
Chikaze
Ota
Priser
Abrahan Wei Vaigin
Andy Oh ‘ Cohen
Queen Marie To Tour U S
Queen Marie of Romania plans a friendly tour of the United States with no official government hosting obligation. Officials say the visit is informal and the government may offer arrival greetings and transport to Washington for a White House reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marie
Romania
United States
White House
Second Wife Seeks Tudolph Videntino's Body Kept in Family Vault
New York Aug 24 Nattelia Tambova Tudolph Videntino's second wife demands his body be placed in her family vault in Southern California. She cables George Alan, executor, asking for a final burial rite as details of other heirs remain unclear. Officials report no word on closest kin and public access to the case remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tudolph Videntino
Nattelia Tambova
Nattela
Winifred Huidaut
Alan
Ielatedina
California
Tye Gleatis
Hindu Messiah Resting in New York
Hindu messiah Jiddu Krishnamurti rests at the Waldorf Astoria in New York before leaving for the Theosophical convention at Sherman House Chicago. International leader Began his public statements under the guidance of Mrs. Besnar, awaiting quiet after publicity. After Chicago, he is expected to retreat to his private California launch site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Waltort-Astoria
Sherman Ho- Het
Chita
Mae Besnar
U. S
Chicago
Mt Small Laneh
California
Youth asserts Ford friendship as bond to escape
Detectives return to Denver with 20 year old Baron George Frederick Von Krupp Jr who claims Harvard studies and friendship with Henry Ford. He is wanted in Colorado for passing bad checks and was arrested in Albuquerque with a Ford special car he says Ford gave him. His companion Chas Tadsch of Newark is held for further inquiry.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Aus
Denver
Baron George Frederick von Krupp, Jr
Colorado
von Krurp
Harvard
Ove Sears
Henry Ford
Ford
von Kroupp
Chas, Tadsch
Newark
N. d
Brown University
Providence
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Maniac
Auping TE Join League
General
GOVT
Greece
Bulletin
Rock
Cold Seul
Eanatnel Ross
Convietus
Slits Fig
Queen Marie
U.S
WWTV
Way
George Ullman
Valentino
Mareover
Tilman
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