Elyria Woman Fatally Hurt In Auto Crash
An Elyria crash on East Avenue and George Street left Harold Olds 17 with a fractured skull and three others injured. Miss Paulina Emery 21 and Charles Bauerlein 20 suffered head and other injuries as the car flips and bursts into flames. Police say a pursuit followed a failed plan to take Emery home and Olds tried to escape, driving erratically before the wreck near Seventh Street.
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East Avenue
George Street
Harold Olds
Turner St
Paulina Emery
Grafton
Charles Bauerlein
Warren Avenue
Emery
Bauerlein
Olds
Ralph Blowers
Edward
Mah
Floyd Edington
Miss Emery
Lorain
Elyria
Blowers
Mahl
Holington
George Moore
Gratton
Seventh Street
Edington
Pellce
Fast Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Old
Emers
Canton Jury Focuses On Link Between Murder And Liquor Ring
Stark County grand jury in Canton opened hearings about the Don R. Mellett murder. H. Pontius, attorney and friend of the slain editor, was expected to testify on alleged ties between a liquor conspiracy and Canton officials to explain motive for the crime. The inquiry continued as jurors weighed long, uncertain evidence.
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Canton
Stark County
Don FR. Melett
H. €. Tontius
Ponting
Mellett
H . Pontius
Don R. Mellett
Stark County Prand
Ponlius
Public schools ready for fall opening after renovations
Thirteen Elrnia public schools prepared for September seventh opening. Supt R C Maston announced the buildings in first class condition after summer improvements. New lighting installed at all sites and Jefferson and Ely houses saw the most extensive repairs. Ventilation fixes are being pursued by the board with consulting engineer Mr Nevis. lack of funds delayed further work.
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Elrria
Supt
R. C. Maston
Jefferson and Ely
Nevis
Board of Education
Wold
Ohio State Penitentiary Inmates Foil Escape Attempt
Two inmates from the Ohio State Penitentiary were placed in solitary confinement after guards said they were found attempting to break out. Thomas Orjak, 24, a Cleveland murderer, and Frank Proctor, 31, from Cincinnati serving 12 years for burglary, were caught. Sixteen other prisoners in the Protestant Chapel were under surveillance after the incident.
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Collmbus
Ohio State Pitunuary
Puards
Thomas Orjak
Cleveland
Frank Proctor
Cincinnati
Cojak
Proctor
Would Restore Greek King to the Throne
Colonel Plastiras travels to Greece to negotiate the restoration of ex King George to the throne. Reports from Belgrade say Yugoslav authorities prepare entry of the Greek royal family into Greece. King George, staying at Cromer, expresses surprise at the reports.
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London
Plastiras
Greece
George
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Cromer
Mrs Mary Osborn Dies From Skull Fracture In Lake Road Crash
Mrs Mary Osborn 76 of 702 East River Street died in Elyria Memorial hospital from a skull fracture suffered in an automobile collision on Lake road between Vermilion and Sandusky yesterday. Survived by daughter Helen and two sons Charles and Barard. husband Otis deceased. Funeral Saturday at 702 East River Street with burial in Columbia Center Cemetery.
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Mary Osborn
East River Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lake Road
Buleah Beach
Vermilion
Sandusky
Osborn
Helen
Jeanne
Paul F. Kunkel
Lannview Avenue
Cleveland
Helen Osborn
Four Persons Fined On Book Charge In Prohibition Cases
Justice J. George fines four men totaling nine hundred dollars for possession in liquor raids led by State Prohibition Agent Q. Rankin. Clem Hollinger was fined 100 plus costs after pleading guilty to possession. Lewis Cleo paid 500 plus costs. Emi Novak, 60. Catherine Sturgis paid 200.
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Justice
J. George
Rankin
Lorain
Clem Hollinger
Broadway
Lewis Cleo
New York Street
Cha
Emi Novak
Bell Avenue
Catherine Sturgis
Langley to Be Named Secretary to Congresswoman Wife
Washington Aug. 27 Congressman John W Langley of Kentucky currently in federal prison at Ale Tanca will be named secretary to Congresswoman his wife who was elected to succeed him He will be eligible for parole soon after conviction for conspiracy in a square withdrawal case
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Washington
John W. Langley
Kentucky
Ale Tanca
Mra
Langley
Three Men Die After Crossing Collision in Madison
Three men from Stoughton were killed when an automobile was struck by a Northwestern passenger train at a grade crossing in Madison. A fourth worker, Samuel McCulley, 35, of Akron, died after being injured at the Firestone plant.
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Madison
Wis
Northwestern
John Fossen
Andrew Y ¥Ttil
Stoughton
Workman
Akron
Samuel McCulley
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Counter-offensive announced against Catholic boycott in Mexico
In Mexico City a federation of syndicates launches a counter-offensive against the Catholic boycott targeting stores and theatres over new government religious regulations. Vigilance committees patrol streets while handbills are pursued, printing firms hunted, and lists of suspected supporters prepared for retaliation and possible legal action.
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Mexico City
Federation of Syndicates
Alfredo Perez Medina
Federation
Senor Medina
Elyria Alumni Plan Club House for High School Field
Elyria High School's athletic field may gain a brick club house with dressing rooms showers lockers and toilets. The Elyria Alumni Association has formed a committee to raise about 815 000 via brick sales at 1.00 each and to solicit funds through class representatives. The project aims to support home and visiting teams as Elyria joins a new league with Lorain Cleveland and Lakewood clubs.
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Elyria High School
Elyria Alumni Association
Alvin Plocher
Lawrence Webber
Ralph Murbach
James Thomas
A R. Agate
Elyria High
Lorain
Cleveland
Lakewood
Emmanuel Ross to Die in Electric Chair in Ohio
In Columbus Emmanuel Ross a 27 year old Cleveland Negro convicted of murder faces execution by electric chair at the state prison with a last minute plea for life imprisonment from about 41 000 Colored voters. Gov Donahey has not yet acted and the date of execution remains undisclosed.
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Columbus
Emmanuel Ross
Cleveland
Ross
Escaped Steer Terrorizes City Streets Before Killed
A panic-driven steer escaped into a crowded area in Cleveland on August 27, dashing for two miles through a busy district. Police gunfire brought the chase to an end as the animal was slain. No further details on injuries or the owner were provided.
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Cleveland
Texas Voters Decide Governor Issue in Run-Off
Texas voters will go to the polls tomorrow to choose between Miriam A. Ferguson and Dan Moody in the run-off primary for governor. Moody, 33, surged from a country town to statewide prominence, while Ferguson seeks a historic second term. The July 24 first primary left Moody short of a majority by about 2,000 votes.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Miriam A
Ma’ Ferguson
Ferguson
Dan Moody
Moody
Coolidge Backs Moses in New Hampshire Senate Campaign
President Coolidge lends open aid to Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire as he seeks renomination and re election with executive support. The move marks the first time the president's aid is publicly used in Moses' bid.
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Coolidge
George H. Moses
New Hampshiire
Local Church Seeks Return of Pastor Edulin Kirby
At the fourth quarterly conference of the First Methodist Episcopal Church presided by Dr Alten the congregation unanimously asked the conference in September to return Dr Edulin Kirby as local pastor for the sixth term. W G Schneider was reelected church secretary for the coming year. Other routine business was conducted.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Alten
Norwalk
Edulin Kirby
W G. Schneider
Proposed union of Ohio and Iowa Lutheran synods advances
Delegates at Columbus attend Evangelical Lutheran joint synod meetings as unions move toward merging the Ohio and Iowa bodies. Iowa leaders push for linkage, with plans to complete final arrangements within a year, affecting publications, colleges, seminaries, and synod funds across about two million members. Dr. Edward Pfeiffer of Capitol University gave the principal address.
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Columbus
Ohio
Iowa
Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod of Ohio
Olay
Towa
Olo
Edward Pfeiffer
Capitol University
Fire damages building. six families flee in night clothes
A blaze at the Frame Washburn Paint Company building caused damage estimated at 825000 dollars. The four story structure threatened nearby buildings and forced six families to flee their homes in night clothing.
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Washburn Paint Company
Rescue Crews Recover 41 Dead at Clymer Mine Disaster
Rescue teams report forty one dead after explosions at Clymer Pa drift mine. Officials expect final toll may reach forty four as three more bodies may be trapped under debris. The blasts likely ignited accumulated gas. lighting was electric and open flames were not used. An emergency morgue was set up in a nearby machine shop as bodies were brought out.
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Clymer
A. J. Musser
Caperis
Shipping Guard seeks buyers for U S merchant fleet
Washington reports the U S Shipping Guard began examining purchasers for the Limited States and American merchant ships including the Leviathan and others. No sales yet. bids scarce due to capital costs. if unsold, Congress may be asked for subsidies to keep ships under government operation.
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U. S Shipping Guard
Wals
Congress
Salesman Held in Robbery of Store Safe
William Lovelace a salesman for Nernharts Inc clothing store in Columbus is jailed on robbery and larceny charges after confessing to rifling the store safe. He reportedly took 706 dollars in cash and papers valued at 1700 from cashier Hilda Swartz through a method involving the safe combination.
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Columbus
Lovelace
Nernharts Inc
Greece to confront war debt funding after elections
Athens reports Finance Minister Drosdopoulos will tackle funding Greece war debt to the United States after the general elections. The cabinet views external obligations as hindering Greece’s financial reconstruction and credits previous regime for failing to settle debts with Britain and the United States, delaying new foreign loans.
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Athens
Drosdopoulos
United States
International
Greece
Pangalos
Great Britain
Valentino's Body Sealed For Burial In Hollywood
Valentino's casket in Campbell's funeral church on Broadway is sealed and will not be opened except by his brother Alberto Gugliemi who arrives on the liner Homeric. Indications point to a Hollywood burial with friends hoping for a West Coast resting place rather than Italy. A crowd gathered while fifty police guarded the scene without incident.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Campbell
Broadway
Alberto Guglelmi
Theody
Hollywood
Valentino
Italy
Paris
Alberto Guglielini
Ohio State summer graduates count reaches two hundred eighty
Columbus Ohio August 27 two hundred eighty young men and women received degrees and diplomas at the summer convocation. Among them two were women and one was a Chinese student. Four earned two degrees each as Nean William McPherson of the graduate school received his in the absence of President G W Riehauke. Dr B R Buckingham delivered the principal address. Students came from nineteen states China and Canada. Nearly half the candidates were from the graduate school and seven of the ten colleges were represented.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Nean William McPherson
G. W. Riehauke
B. R. Buckingham
Bureau of Educational Research
China
Canada
Ili
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